Letters by Claudia Hains stir McIntyre in Hains murder case
District Attorney McIntyre plans to reveal letters from Claudia Hains to question motives of Army officers who testified in Capt. Peter Hains Jr.'s murder case. The sample letters from Ft. Hancock describe social events and affectionate notes, suggesting witnesses may have had ulterior motives.
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Flushing
L. J
McIntyre
Peter Hains, Jr
W. E. Annis
Claudia Hains
United States
MclIntyre
Ft. Hancock
Malcolm P
New York
Claudia
Malcolm Peters Andrus
Hubbie
Col. Heistand
Most Photographed Boy Killed in Chicago Tragedy
Four year old Pat Maurice Monfort known as the most photographed boy in America fell from an open window on an elevated train to the sidewalk and died. His father A W Monfort is a photographer whose image has adorned national ads and magazines across many cities.
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Chicago
Pat Maurice Monfort
America
A. W. Monfort
Stomach Center of Human Life All Else Secondary
Cooper promotes a new digestive remedy claiming the stomach drives health and disease. An Ohio man testifies the product eased long standing stomach pain, constipation and piles after trial, with continued relief after stopping treatment. The Cooper Medicine Company distributes samples and sells Cooper's New Discovery nationwide.
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L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Mr. Turk
Coopers
Cooper Medicine Company
Dayton
Ohio
Divorce Suit Inked Over Fifty Thousand Heartache
A trial item notes demand of 310000 then 150 settled at Traction Terminal with Simmons paying 49. Stewart plans divorce action. attorney Grant says funds were for divorce, not settlement. Defense argues payment aimed to resolve conflicts over Mrs. Stewart and denies alienation suit.
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Simmons
Traction Terminal
Grant
Stewart
Abdül Hamid Deposited Vast Sums in New York Banks
May 7 the par liament commission reports the deposed sultan Abdul Hamid moved large sums to American banks in recent months via a confidential agent. The deposits total about 19 million dollars, with bank names and exact amounts withheld. Mohammed V attended prayers at Dolmah Dagbe palace mosque and then returned to Maslak, his summer residence just outside the city.
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Constantinople
Parliament Commission
Abdul Hamid
New York
America
Mohemmed V
Dolmah Dagbhe Palace
Turkiye Turmoil Hit Kessab Area Documentation
A mission report from Berut details widespread destruction at Kessab after Moslem marauders attacked Armenian settlements. A girls’ high school led by Miss Effie N. Chambers was destroyed, many native houses burned, and only the Armenian church and a Protestant school building remained intact. Turkish reserves returned to the town, but their involvement in rioting undermines trust and protection. In Deurtyul the situation remains dire. The report notes flights of women toward the mountains, with some unaccounted for, and scarce, inadequately managed relief amidst ongoing danger.
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Berut
Kessab
Effie N. Chambers
Deurtyul
Redroosevet
PRETTY WOMAN Continued from Page 1
A testimony describes Mrs Jones wearing a nurse outfit as identified by Attorney Cochran. Mrs Jones claims facial red spots result from smallpox and instructed that if questioned about age to state 44. She advised telling only her parents about being a very large woman. A picture of Samson knocking down a temple hung in the Jones domicile and Mia Jones recounted the tale.
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Cleveland
Jones
Willie
Miller
Whitla
John Beatty
Austabula
James Boyle
Boyle
Ohio
Pennsylvania
E. Mills
Granger
Cochran
Mia
Sampsos
What Became of My 40 Million Morse Bankruptcy Tale
Charles W. Morse, once famed as an ice king, now serves an 11 year Tombs sentence. In April he disclosed during supplementary proceedings a stark picture of ruin. He owns no real estate or securities, resigned from his companies, and admits being broke. His largest creditor was Berwish of Pennsylvania, owed about 2.34 million.
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New York
Charles W.morse
Morse
Edward C. Jones
Mr. Morse
Mr. Berwish
Pennsylvania
Walsh and Evers Back to Play With Major Leagues
Cincinnati dispatch reports national committee chairman Hermann notified President Johnson to permit Edward Walsh to play with the White Sox and wired President Murphy that Johnny Evers may play. Fines for failing to report were not yet fixed.
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Walsh
Evers
Cincinnati
Hermann
National Committee
Johnson
American League
Edward Walsh
White Sox
Murphy
Cubs
Johnny Evers
Yankee Star Clyde Engle Proves First Class Player
New York Americans outfielder Clyde Engle is hailed as a standout talent. Manager Stallings earns praise for discovering one of the season’s best finds and Engle is noted as a premier performer.
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Clyde Engle
NEW York Americans
Engle
Stallings
Village Grocer Quips with Honest Farmer in Puck Exchange
In a humorous exchange from Puck, the Village grocer mocks Aaron about big apples placed on top of a sail while the Honest Farmer replies with a playful jab about a bald scalp. The dialogue captures period wit and stagecraft in a light skit.
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Aaron
Puck
Cat naps on hat sparks downtown trip
A playful domestic moment unfolds as a woman laments a cat sleeping on her new hat, leading to a humorous downtown excursion described in the Louisville Courier Journal style. The anecdote captures light city life and a neighborly, quotable exchange.
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Louisville Courier Journal
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Col. H
J. L. Turk
Ving
Locust Street
Vincennes
Ind
Turk
Mississippi
Peck & Co
Saks
Regal
Saks-Banister
Panama
Ecuador
Karlton Soft
Derby
Star
Washington Street
Bunks & Company
Pennsylvania Street
Crafty
Abdul
Mr. Jones
Charles Flowers
J. & Thompson
James P. Whitla
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