Woman Who Cares for Cats Sees Reincarnation Link
C L Freeman of Kansas City, formerly of Detroit and president of the Detroit Cat Club, explains how her eight exhibiting felines at the Kansas City show echo a past life as alley cats. She recalls a pledge with a fellow osophist to cherish cats after reincarnation and notes Raf fies Seventh as a descendant of Gram ma the famous cat.
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City
C. L. Freeman
Kansas
Detroit
M Cat and Poultry
Tvea
Katie Manz Faces Murder Charge in Sister Poisoning
Canton Ohio December 2 Katie Manz aged 16 may escape trial for first degree murder by electrocution or be acquitted after a lunacy commission is appointed to determine her sanity in the March Massillon poisoning of her sister Elizabeth 19. The trial is scheduled for Monday.
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Canton, O
Katie Manz
Elizabeth
Massillon
Lawson son of financier faces intoxication charge in Roxbury court
Doug las Lawson son of Thomas W Lawson appeared in Roxbury police court to answer intoxication and assault charges from a dispute with a taxicab driver. He paid 25 dollars. No man is so blind that he isn't occasionally looking for trouble.
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Boston
Mass
Douglas Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Roxbury
The Blue Bird of Happiness Crime Mix in New York
Patrick Brahey faces Magistrate O Connor after admitting a brutal beating of his wife He justifies it by claiming his wife prefers an axe beating to ordinary abuse The humor and odd dialogue reflect a sensational local crime scene with moral commentary and a Christmas gift aside about garish subway conversations
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New York
Patrick Brahey
O'Connor
Pat
Hobble Skruts Delays Ride With Tight Skirts
A fragment from the early forties notes a commuter named Skruts taking long to reach downtown due to her tight skirt hindering movement and delaying the ride by about ten minutes on the return to the platform.
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Carey Labels Employers Liability Acts Unconstitutional
Chicago attorney Robert J. Carey arguing before Gov Harmon commission contends employers' liability and workers' compensation laws are unconstitutional and ineffective. He says no U S law can remove the right to a jury trial from either employer or employee if such statutes were enacted.
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Columbus, O
Robert J. Carey
Chicago
New York Central
Gov
Harmon
Carey
Judge Quarles Orders Fast Federal Grand Jury Report
Milwaukee December 2 United States Judge J W Quarles harshly rebuked the federal grand jury for delay and idleness while paid three dollars a day since October 25. He then sent the twenty one jurors back to deliberate with a mandate to file their final report later this afternoon.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
J. W. Quarles
Federal Grand Jury
Strange as it may seem it is usually the good liver
A jocular remark notes that the good liver, not the bad, is frequently the subject of humor and mistaken blame in conversations about health and anatomy. The line contrasts common expectations with a playful observation.
Kidnapped Boy In Theaters Sparks Abduction Charge
Mrs. Marie de Moorie of Youngstown Ohio is to be taken to Utica New York on kidnapping charges involving 15 year old Angelo Ferdinando a local musician. The boy wore female clothing when detained and police say she owns a moving picture theater in Youngstown. She says the boy agreed to sing in the show and she proposed cross dressing to avoid detection.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Marie de Moorie
Youngstown
Utica
Angelo Ferdinando
Moving Picture
Election Ads Mention Help for the Poor Man
A fragment discusses a campaign slogan phrased as a favor for a poor man whether for public office or buying a car, suggesting voter empathy. The context remains unclear on which candidate or issue is involved and what method or timing is referenced.
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