Woman Overpowers Thief to Retrieve Jewelry
In Brooklyn a small unwed woman, Mrs. Mabel Kunzmann, faced a thief alone and forced him to return $2,000 worth of jewels. She pursued him through streets, joined by servants and an automobile, and he was captured and jailed at Parkville station.
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Mabel Kauzmann
Brooklyn
Ocean Avenue
West Long Branch Social Notes Mixed with Visits
West Long Branch residents and visitors are listed in a town diary of calls and journeys. Mr and Mrs George Wagner of Philadelphia visit Mr and Mrs Tt R Hughes. Mrs dane Brown of Oakhurst spends Friday with sister Mrs Mary Poole. Harry Julien of New York visits Edward Palmer. Public school to reopen September 2.
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W. EB. Norton
Red Bank
Frank A. Poole
Haines Falls
Catekills
Albert’ Woolley
New York
William Sherman
Middletown
J. Burk
Little Son
Englishtown
Frank Dennis
Sadie Hoey
Thomas Doole
Frank Sherman
Harry Hopper
Brooklyn
J. H. White
Fred W. van Note
Misa Dorothy Hendrickson
Bayside
Long Island
George Hulick
Nicholl
Jersey City
Prince Stanislaasa Sulkowski Sought by U S Marshals
Warrant issued in Los Angeles for Prince Stanislaasa Sulkowski on Mann Act violation after testimony by Mrs Chris Metvher. The prince and his bride Marie Freese, recent honeymooners, are believed to be at Lake Tahoe on the California Nevada line, with deputy marshals combing resorts.
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Lake Tahoe
California-Nevada
Fire destroys Blue Mountain House guests identified
Frank Dennis of Keystone Ice Company received word from Penmar Maryland that his daughter in law Mrs Edward nis and grandson were guests at the Blue Mountain House when the hotel burned days earlier. Mrs Dennis fled in night clothes with her son, clothes destroyed. Dennis son lives in Martinsburg WV and was in town the night of the 5 30 to 6 am blaze.
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Keystone Ice Company
Penmar
Edward Nis
Gon. Frost
Blue Mountain House
Martinsburg
New Jersey Figures in Public Eye Highlight Local Notables
A New Jersey news feature surveys prominent figures across politics and law, naming prosecutors, former secretaries, state lawmakers, and judges. It notes Martin P. Devlin’s divorce stance, Henry C. Kelsey’s Atlantic crossings, Arthur F. McGrath’s attire, and Vice-Chancellor John H. Backes’s acting role. It also mentions Judge William H. Speer, Chancellor vin B. Walker, Samuel Kalisch, Henry S. Terhune, Edmund Wilson, and Otto Wittpenn, with a brief digression on European travel and a political career arc.
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New Jersey
Seer Courts
Vin B. Walker
Supreme Court
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Bamuel Kalisch
Henry 5. Terhune
Edmund Wilson
Better Babies contest promotes child welfare at fairs
The article explains that the value of a baby lies in its development, with early health and training boosting future worth. It describes the Better Babies contest as a competitive examination for children under three, judged by physicians with prizes and detailed score cards. States across the nation adopted the program, including Oregon and Michigan, and Long Branch hosts its first Ocean Park Villa event August 18 to 20 with prizes and medals.
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Oregon
Washington
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Louisiana
Wyoming
Ohio
Montana
Olinois
Michigan
Long Branch
Ocean Park Villa
Better Babies Bureaus
Woman's Home Companion
After Saratoga Gamblers Police Raid Fails
Saratoga New York reports a police raid on a private house for open gambling found no evidence of gambling. Officials condemn gambling, vow to close any open places, while gamblers lament losing money due to no night betting at the track.
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Saratoga
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Ten baby buffaloes born on Wichita refuge near Lawton
Government herd on Wichita national forest and game refuge near Lawton grows to 48 head with ten new calves. Forty eight total include 27 bulls and 21 cows. Numbers show herd increasing nearly fourfold since transfer six years ago. Major Langhorne Goss named U S military attaché to Berlin by Emperor William. Three shot in quarrel over shore near Tol t Coto.
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National Forest and Game Refuge
Washington
Wichita National Forest and Game Refuge
Lawton Mkia
Forest Service
Langhorne Goss
Berlin
George T Laughorve
Fertin
Allred
William
Tolt
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Venteh
Table Linens On Sale At Regular Prices
Table linens and damask offered at deep discounts on the Broadway side in the Old Building. Remaining stock includes scalloped dinner and luncheon cloths and matching napkins in various sizes. Prices range from $2.25 to $5.75 with numerous regular prices noted.
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Aisie
Linem
Impeachment Plan Amid New Testimony On Sulzer
New York reports that the prober committee has concluded sufficient testimony to justify impeachment proceedings against Governor Sulzer. Melville B. Puller testified Harris & Fuller owed for margins, and former checks tied to Sulzer campaign funds financed stock dealings.
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Senstor Frawley
New York
Sulzer
Legislative Investigating Committee
Melville B. Puller
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