Jealous Women Die in Kingston Duel Over Young Man
Knoxville dispatch reports a fatal duel near a Kingston church after jealousy over Felix Kimbrough. Rosa Rowan died, Nellie Taylor lay dying, while James W. Taylor and Will Jordan faced jail for complicity. Both women under 25, the incident followed disputes aired to inflame the feud.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Rosa Rowan
Nellie Taylor
Kingston
Kimbrough
Nowan
Rowan
James W. Taylor
Will Jordan
Bonner Gives Turnips Away to Toledo Shoppers
In Toledo Ohio March 26 Col J C Bon ner a leading Ohio Republican figures protests middlemen profits in farm produce and offers free turnips from his Caldwell county farm He hauled a carload to Toledo and promised four more carloads to needy buyers paying the freight himself to deny wholesalers and curb high prices
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Toledo
J. C. Bonner
Republican Councils
Ohio
Caillicothe
Sheriff Chases 10000 Mile Cattle Thief Across West
Sheriff J W Collins and prisoner Bert Boyds known as Bert Warren traveled a circuit of 10000 miles from Montana to Texas and Minnesota. Boyds, tied to cattle thefts in Okanogan country and Sound area, was bailed for 5000 dollars in Silver Bow county last October before fleeing. Authorities say he is linked to a large cattle theft gang.
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Wenatchee
Wash
J. W. Collins
Montana
Texas
Minnesota
Bert Boyds
Bert Warren
Okanogan
The
Sound
Boyds
Silver Bow County
Mont
Spring Suit Notice From J. Singer & Sons
A fragment announces ready to wear spring suits priced at 12.75 dollars. The ad notes new spring shades and directs readers to J. Singer & Sons at 43 West Washington Street.
Boy Mauled by Bulldog in New York Yard
Ten year old Bernard Romm was savagely bitten by an English brindle bulldog named Rough owned by Solomon Ziskind. The attack in the leather store yard left the boy with severe wounds and possibly rabies. surgeons at Sydenham Hospital spent hours stitching.
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New York
Bernard Romm
F. 118Th Street
Sydenham Hospital
Bernard
Solomon Ziskind
Second Avenue
Ziskind
Rough
Solomon
Solomon Ziskind, Jr
Trasher W
Barnard
Laughing manhunter thwarts thief at Star Tavern
In Westchester Pennsylvania on a March night William Jackson and his son pursued three intruders from a barn near the Star Tavern on Strasburg road after spotting them. The trio tangled in barbed wire as they fled. the elder fired but burst into laughter at the sight. A black derby hat dropped during the escape.
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Westchester
William Jackson
Old Star
Strasburg
Coe Barn
Jackson
Arrested As He Is Getting A Letter
Edmund Marshall an expert accountant was arrested last night by Detectives Lowe and Smith and he will be returned to New York. Marshall has been hunted by his wife for two years. She arrived in Indianapolis from New York to confront him while detectives watched the general delivery window.
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Edmund Marshall
Lowe and Smith
New York
Marshall
Indianapolis
West Office
Taft Quiet Over Canada Tariff Clash Talks
March 25. Secretary Knox assured a large northern lumbermen delegation that a satisfactory settlement of the Canadian tariff matter is being pursued and no tariff war is expected. Delegation from Michigan Illinois New York and other Great Lakes states met to press limits on maximum tariffs while Ottawa Parliament eyed pulpwood import terms and possible U S involvement in the tariff dispute.
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Michigan
Illinois
New York
Canada
Great Lakes
Washington
Taft
Knox
Alexander
Buffalo
Dolut
Atlantic Ocean
George H. Prouty
Vermont
L. P. Graves
Ottawa
Ont
Commons
al. Fielding
United States
Lewis
Huron
KEEPER OF BLIND TIGER IS PARDONED
Franklin Ind March 23 Gov Mars haled Curtis Heardon paroled from county jail after months. Heardon convict Raridon ran blind tiger thrice in two years. Governor orders him to work and report to the sheriff on the first day of each month. Fancy blue gray serge suits to order priced 12 75 by H J Singer Sons 43 W Washington St.
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Franklin
Ind
Marshall
Curtis Heardon
Raridon
Hearidon
J. Singer & Sons
Washington St
Flowers blamed for high prices in garden truck
Washington March 25 Flower beds and lawns in homeowners backyards are cited as key to high garden truck prices. John A. Green of Cleveland secretary of the National Retail Dealers' association says the trend of planting vegetables at home reduced demand for garden truck, contributing to rising costs.
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John A. Green
Cleveland
Naional Retail Dealers’ Association
Pinless hats debut in Chicago theater fashion
Mary Glenn of Evanston returns from a six month Europe trip with a Paris hat that needs no pin or removal in theaters. The gold cord theater hat with aigrette fits closely and caused talk in New York and Chicago. Glenn notes she wore it ashore in New York before the theater, and recalls Monte Carlo gaming without participating.
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Glenn
Europe
Miss Glenn
Paris
New York
Monte Carlo
Andry Glenn
Helen
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick, Discreet Results
The advertisement touts Poslam as a flesh colored grease free skin remedy that conceals blemishes while curing them. It claims rapid healing for pimples red noses and eczema with use during the day and offers mail samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York for a small eczema surface or overnight complexion clearing.
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H. Z. Huder and
Weber Drug Co
Twenty-fifth Street
New York
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