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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1923

Page

2

Jazz on Deathbed Witness Tells of Koimek Case

Florence Biering, key state witness, testifies at the Kiimek murder trial in Chicago. She recalls Mrs. Klimek urging her dying husband to drink and comforts him with coffin ads and jazz from a phonograph. The scene shows Biering on the stand.

Frank Florence Biering Kiimek Chicago Klimek Bliering

Ten Dollars Makes Polish Fortune In San Francisco

Private Frank Wojciechowski at Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco received a letter stating he made his uncle, the President of Poland, a wealthy man. Frank sent his uncle ten dollars which converted into 44 000 marks in Polish currency.

Letterman General Hospital San Francisco Frank Wojciechowski President Wojciechowski Poland Frank

Preaches for Mutes at Holy Communion Church

Rev. Howard E. Snyder preached to a crowded Philadelphia service for the deaf and plans to resign his Christ Lutheran church post to form a congregation for mute worshipers.

Howard E. Snyder Holy Communion Philadelphia Snyder Christ Lutteran Church

English Speaking Officer in Paris Popular With Tourists

M. Henri Munzer known as the most accommodating cop in Paris wears a neat English Speaking sign on his arm at Place de la Madeleine. He speaks English to aid lost American and English visitors seeking help from the new policeman.

M. Henri Munzer Paris Place de la Madeleine Brassard

106 Years of Age Doctor Berry Portrait

A photograph features Dr. Herman Berry a 106 year old Chicago physician born in New York in 1817. He arrived in Chicago two weeks before the World’s Fair and practiced medicine until his nineties. He expresses contentment in aging and laments fading sociability and memory of life in earlier times.

Herman Berry Chicago Doctor Berry New York Berry

Unclear fragment on labor and farming techniques

Fragmentary quotation contrasts hard hoeing with easier digging potatoes in a labor related line. No identifiable people places or organizations are readable.

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