Endgame Evidence in Hains Case at Bayside Yacht Club
District Attorney Darrin closed the case against Thorn ton Jenkins Hains accused as an accessory in the shooting of William E. Annis at the Bayside Yacht Club on Aug 1. The court denied motions to dismiss the indictment and direct acquittal as three brief witnesses testified. Attorney Shay then presented the defense opening.
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Ney Darrin
Thornton Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Darrin
McIntyre
Justice Crane
Young
Crane
Shay
Teddy Keen the traveling cat enjoys thirteenth Christmas tree
In Chicago on December 26 Teddy Keen the Provan cat celebrated his thirteenth Christmas tree. He has crossed the ocean twice and traveled in a basket through England France Germany Switzerland and Belgium with Mrs. E. B. Keen following abroad 30 times. As a kitten he began gathering trees and loves catnip bundles and meatballs wrapped in tissue paper.
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ICAGO
Teddy Keen
Provan
Teddy
Ocean
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
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The Lucky Buck Pin Claims Hidden Luck
A Denver drug clerk touts a luckybuck on a pin as a charm bringing luck. He shares tales of investment gains and medical relief attributed to the charm, including stock offers accepted after promises of luck and a doctor’s diagnosis that saved an operation. Another man cites a letter from his mother-in-law as luck tied to the luckybuck.
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Denver
Tee
Appetite and a common corrective stomach mixture
An authority notes appetite guides diet as tissues demand food elements. Excess meat shifts craving to vegetables and vice versa, with Eskimos seeking fats and Central Americans fruit for nutrition. For digestion issues a sodium phosphate mint essence mixture is advised to aid digestion, taken before meals, with pennies cost.
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Esquimaux
Wall Street Gives Money to Employees
New York finance houses distributed Christmas funds to thousands of workers in banks and exchanges. The New York Stock Exchange shared 12 000 to 18 000 among its 4 percent staff, higher than last year by about 2 000, with amounts based on tenure and position. Clerks messengers and cleaners were all included and a fund was set aside for relatives of employees who died last year. About 200 from the Consolidated Exchange shared 3 000 and curb contributions totaled roughly 750.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Consolidated Exchange
Independent Druids Celebrate First Anniversary Christmas Evening
Mistletoe Grove and Oak Circle of the Independent Druids hold their joint first anniversary on Thursday night December 31 at their hall in the Franklin building corner Market street and the Circle. A Christmas tree and entertainment will be provided. Each child will receive a present aid candy and nuts. Admission is free.
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Mistletoe Grove
Oak Circle
Independent Druids
Franklin Building
Market Street
the Circle
Three Riders Anxious To Confess In Tennessee Trial
In Union City Tennessee six months of terror by the Reelfoot lake night riders culminate as the eight main defendants face trial for brutal crimes. Witnesses testify strongly against the gang while defense efforts to reveal flaws continue. Prosecution rests but may introduce three more witnesses Monday. Jury to hear verdict Thursday.
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Tenn
T.e Reelfoot Lake Night Riders
Tennessee
Caldwell
Nashville
Getate
School Society Notes and Upcoming Weddings in Anderson
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Anna Finkelstein was given by Miss Bessie Joseph with a card party. Miss Finkelstein will wed Mr. Harry Grossmann in Anderson Indiana at the Prom laeum Tuesday night. Several winter brides-elect attended including Kate Bernstein Chicago to wed in January and Carrie Jackson to Isaac Efroymson. The Coterie club held a Christmas dance at Brenneke's academy with out of town guests. A family dinner on N Meridian Street hosted St. Clair Parry, Chestina Maury, George Guffin Rushville, Harold Mauzy and Paul George Guffin Gary. Miss Jape Mather Ogle hosted a dance on N Pennsylvania Street with Dorothy Richardson as guest. several out of town guests attended.
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Bessie Joseph
Finkelstein
Harry Grossmann
Anderson
Ind
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Chicago
Carrie Jackson
Isaac Efroymson
Emma Kaminsky
Samuel Kammers
Ame Na Ebner
Henry Britt
Misa Bertha Simonson
Patrick Dugan
Edith Michelson
Mr. Cohen
Cincinnati
Coterie Club
Brenneke
St. Clair Parry
Chestina Maury
N. Meridian Street
George Guffin
Rushville, Ind
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Paul George Guffin
Gary, Ind
Jape Mather Ogle
N. Pennsylvania Street
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Breath Odors Removed by Charcoal Lozenges Trial Package
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to remove bad breath and absorb intestinal gases. It cites willow charcoal as a pure, natural remedy aiding digestion, improving breath, and toning the stomach, liver, and blood. The copy claims diary-like ancient uses and urges readers to buy for 25 cents or request a free trial by mail.
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Stuart
Man
Old World
Mall Fe
A. Stuart, Co
Marapall
Mich
Chicago to Bring Embezzling Ex-Employee Back from Colombia
Charles Brander former assistant cashier in American Express Chicago office will be brought back from Cartagena Colombia on embezzlement charges. He allegedly stole 996 dollars and the cost of extradition will be nearly double that amount.
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Chicago
Charles Brander
Foreign Exchange and Financial Department
American Express Company
Christmas Music at First Presbyterian Church
Christmas music filled services across Indianapolis churches from Home Presbyterian to Fourth Presbyterian with a large chorus, solos, and cantatas. Dr. Adamson led Home Presbyterian with special arrangements and plans for communion and evangelistic meetings. other churches scheduled Christmas programs, sermons on life and health, and year-end themes.
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Home Presbyterian Church
Rader
W. Thirty-first Streets
George Daniel Adamson
Band of Hope
Adamson
Brotherhood
Indianapolis Presbyterian Brotherhood
G. Leonard
J. C. Day
R. Fulton
William Edmund Atchison
University of Minnesota
University of Cambridge
Eng
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Choral Society
Dr. Richard A. Penrose Dies in Philadelphia
Dr. Richard A. Penrose father of United States Senator Bolae Penrose died this morning in Philadelphia after several weeks of illness. The death announced from the Penrose home follows a period of illness and sorrow for the Penrose family.
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Philadelphia
Richard A. Penrose
United States
Bolae Penrose
Dr. Penrose
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