Paroled Hungarian Killer Transformed After Skull Operation
In New Jersey a pardons board favored parole for James Szikely who killed a countryman in Warren County. A skull operation by Dr. Martin W. Redden healed him and changed a sullen inmate into a willing worker, though he recalled nothing of the crime.
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Prenton
N.J
New Jersey Court ‘of Pardons
Fromi
James Bzikely
Warren County
Szikely
Martin W. Redden
Trenton
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Daily Movement
Gentle laxative effect without sniping cleanses the system of poisons and purifies the blood. Opens bowels each day, signals good health and acts as an overall tonic. Sold at druggists.
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Isa
MISS MAY JONES SITS IN GOVERNOR'S CHAIR
In Asheville flood disruptions Governor Craig is isolated. May Jones, his private secretary, acts as chief executive with only Mamie C. Turner as assistant. Jones names a hundred delegates for North Carolina and issues extradition papers for a Georgia bigamist case.
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Raleigh
N G
Craig
Asheville
May Jones
Mamie C. Turner
Joseph J. Mackay, Jr
United States
Miss Jones
North Carolina
Georgia
Washington House Melon Feast At Adamson Party
Forty Georgian water melons were cut in the rooms of the house committee on interstate and foreign commerce. Chairman Adamson announced that all members were invited to attend the outing. Secretary McAdoo Assistant Secretary Newton First Assistant Postmaster General Roper Speaker Clark and about a hundred members of the house and press gallery attended. Representative James R. Mann led cheers for Charley Adamson and the Georgia watermelon. Two score wives of house members joined in the celebration.
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Washington
Adamson
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
McAdoo
Newton
Roper
Clark
House
James R. Mann
Charley Adamson
Georgia
Youngest Texas judge named from Bandera county
Bandera Texas records Joseph G Montague twenty years old as precinct one jurist replacing H B White who resigned Montague a St Louis College class of 15 graduate has worked in his father Charles Montague law office His mother is legally of age after disability removal at district court term
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Texas
Bandera
Tex
Joseph G. Montague
Commissioner's Court
H. B
White
St. Louis ‘ College
San Antonio
Ter
Charles Montague
Montague
District Court
Park for Women Only in Kansas City Missouri
Kansas City park board establishes a women only recreation ground at a high Missouri River overlook. Plans include tennis courts croquet grounds and a shelter house with a Dutch oven feature. The move follows a plea from a local women's organization to provide a safe unmolested space for leisure.
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Kan‘sas ‘City
Barisas City
Kansas City’ Park
Hunter Harry Walls Killed in Truck Accident Near Camden
A farmer named Harry Walls, thirty five, of Beverly, was killed when a truck he was driving to the Philadelphia market reportedly fell asleep and rolled away from him. The truck, without a driver, approached the ferry line to Philadelphia and halted there.
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Camden
N. T
Harry, Walls
Beverly
Philadelphia
Dangers of Ptomaine Poisoning From Food Left on Table
A warning piece on ptomaine formation in summer foods emphasizes shellfish and clams as common culprits. It notes temperature change and poor storage as key causes, urges strict handling from producers to homes, and warns that preserved foods can still carry danger without proper refrigeration.
Wonders of the Texas Wonder medicine claims
Advertisement describes the Texas Wonder cure for kidney and bladder troubles and other ailments in men and women. It promises two months of treatment from a one dollar bottle and urges mail orders if not found locally. Testimonials from users in Philadelphia and beyond accompany the pitch.
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Texas
E. W. ‘Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Always Modish Method for a Small Girl Gown
A guide to sewing a one piece child dress using gray chambray as the base material. Instructions note that any preferred fabric can substitute gray chambray while maintaining the design.
Notice of Final Settlement for John Holler Estate
State of Illinois Clark county notice to heirs and distributees that on September 4, 1916 the administrator with will annexed of the estate will present his final report to the Clark County Court at Marshall Illinois and apply for discharge from duties and responsibilities. He may be resisted by interested parties. W. J. Hartzler Admr.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
John Holler
County Court
Marshall
Illinois
John Julius Johnson for State Auditor in Illinois
John Julius Johnson of Moline Rock Island County, born April 18 1871 in Lynn Henry County, is a seasoned Republican with decades in state offices and finance. Endorsed by the Swedish American Republican League of Illinois at Princeton March 9 1916 and by Rock Island County Republican convention April 17 1916, his pledge is to efficiently manage the State Auditor's duties with promptness and courtesy.
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Weies Johnson
Lynn
Henry County
Illinois
Republican League
Ilinois
Princeton
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J. E. Millhouse
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Ringfield
Prea
J.F. Prather
Nik
S “Tel
Herdict
F. Behner
Calla
Farmers
Ofice
Plum Street
Miss May Jones
Park
Sloan
James S. Ferguson
Phila
Mme
Julius, Johnson
Moline, Rock Island County
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Harry B. Dulaney
Pres. B. Bryan
Cashier
J. R. Burnett
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Frank W. Greenough
E. M. Duncan Harry
W. B. Scholfield
Edwin Booth Dulaney
Patton
Dennison, Ils
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