Coca Cola Case Briefs In Federal Court At Chattanooga
The United States suit against forty barrels and twenty kegs of Coca Cola opened in federal court in Chattanooga on March 1. Only one witness, L K Kebler of the U S Department of Agriculture laboratory in Washington, testified about visits to the Atlanta Coca Cola factory and the handling of vermin, caramel and brown sugar in the syrup. He described reports to Dr Wiley and noted opaqueness used to conceal taint from the Coca Cola product.
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Chattanooga
United States
L. K. Kebler
Ue Drug Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Cooa Cola
Atlanta
Wiley
Kabler
Priest Hennessy Dies in City Hospital at Sixty
Rev Joseph Hennessy assistant priest at Bt Patrick s church died last night at 1 0 o clock in city hospital after an illness of two weeks He was born in County Tipperary Ireland about sixty years ago and came to America as a youth He will be remembered as one of the state s best loved priests.
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Augusti
Joseph Hennessy
Bt. Patrick's Church
City Hospital
County Fipperary
Ireland
Sind
America
Hees
Father Hennessy
Thaw Privileges Cut as Court Upholds Sentence
Report from the hospital says Harry K Thaw has all privileges withheld including visits from his mother and attorney Clarence Searne as the Court of Appeals dismisses his last appeal. Authorities hint that funds backing Thaw against the administration may come from Thaw or family. Thaw remains under strict surveillance at Matteawan State Hospital with limited communications and no access to visitors beyond designated attendants.
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Harry K. Thay
Stanford White
Lamb
Baier
New York
Clarence
Shearn
Thin
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of
Uanally
New York City
Habeas Corp
Celine
Adam Tarttion
Donnas Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Anecdotes
Local readers report relief from back pain and kidney symptoms after using Donnas Kidney Pills with endorsements from Mrs. R A McLees of Valhalla New York. Other notes include a gardener’s death anecdote and a political appointment report involving W W Lewis and a Senate confirmation timeline.
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Avery
R.A. McLees
W. Main Street
Valhalla
8. C
Ray
Hoan
Dean
J. W. Bell
All Dantera
Pree
Foster-Milburn Go
Buffalo
New York
United States
Foley's Kidney Pills advertisement claim
An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Pills promotes cures for backache and urinary issues, claims to strengthen kidneys and restore health, and warns against substitutes. It lists Barwon's Pharmacy in Walhalla and W. J. Lunney in Honeen as distributors.
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Bright
Barwon
Walhalla
W. J. Lunney
Honeen
Trial in Viterbo Opens Amid Camorra Murder Case
In Viterbo Italy the Camorra murder case moves to court with 460 witnesses prepared for state evidence. The trial follows a long, violent history linked to Naples crime rings and the killing of Gennaro Cuccolo and others. The court seeks a juried verdict to convict Camorra leaders, amid heavy guards and high public interest.
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Viterbo
Italy
Gregory X
Henry
Gennaro Cuccolo
Enrico Alfano
Torre del Greco
Naples
Camorra
Vie Thay
Moreh
Soelery
South Carolina corn shortages cut West shipments
A State paper notes an estimated 600 acres of corn from the West to South Carolina are short this season. About 600 cars of corn valued at $600 each imply at least $200,000 not spent in State purchases. The savings from freight amount to roughly $60 per car, with an annual value of $30,000, reflecting a shift toward domestic sources amid statewide agitation.
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South Carolina
Aching
Nome
Rnke
Ltng
Jerry Moore
Winona
Thug Of Respect Resolution From Benevolent Order
A frayed historical notice records a death and memorial within a local fraternal group. It notes the passing of Hromiey Hibb after roughly twenty five years of membership, urges respect and memory, and outlines condolence actions including sending copies of the resolution to bereaved family and county papers. It lists officers Allbion and Viblett, with C.D. Mann.
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Ebenary
Ansgel
Nore West
Wrother Thomas Nibh
Hou
Wayne
Tiny
Worthy Meme
Allbion
Viblett
C.D. Mann
Fire Destroys Nine Buildings in Pensacola Blaze
A major fire in Pensacola, Florida, began early this morning in the residence district, swept southeast from Union Station toward Garden Street, and burned nine buildings including the Southern Hotel. Firefighters fought the flames for nearly four hours in a northwest wind, finally gaining control around 1 o'clock aided by extensive efforts and relief scents. damages estimated at 150,000 dollars. The town faced great peril as flames rode the wind toward the city water supply and surrounding structures, with the firefighters exhausting themselves in the effort.
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Pensacola
Pla
Marcel
Ifire
Thin City
Tty Wate
Uilon Station
Garden Street
West Romana Street
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la Cala
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Beth
HuntayiNe
Ala
Walter A. Thurston
United States Army
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Forest
Alabama Volunteer Infantry
Spaeth
Alabama National Guard
Induries
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New Orleans
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Wilson St
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Craddock
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Lynchburg, Va
Harry K. Thaw
Albay
Textlee Elway
Albany
Walhalia
Long Island
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Tarton
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Maret
Jorbey
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Thirrystone
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Alo
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Guardia
Castoria
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Trall
Olren
Lara Free
Cheney & Go
Fletcher
Pensacol Ae
Woolford
Dertian News
Tertin
Spector
James Bales
Pendleton
Lourtiysea
Nia Diuighter
Olly Simpson
Tom Isbell
Pearl Richardson
Clarence Calhahan
Ireston Ables
Terry Ables
Len Bolemian
Une
Bane
Mro
Mes
Das
Learden
Mas Bearden
Granny Hearden
Web
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Heller
Myvi
Richey
Td. Richey
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Mba Wehey
Joh Simpeon
Syonk
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