Hypnotism Theory Emerges in Howard Jeffries Case
In a melodrama of deceit and crime Howard Jeffries, a Yale-educated banker’s son, is jailed for a murder confession he says was coerced under police pressure. Annie, his wife, seeks Judge Brewster to mount a defense while investigating a mysterious woman’s role and Underwood’s death.
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Howard Jeffries
Ender
Robert Underwood
Yale
Grizon
Underwood
Toward
Allula
Takims
Aulelde
Art Deaiers
Leounsiniz
Howard
Awood
Alicia
Tron Underwood
Diatte
Sin
Clinton
Anplt
Jottriua
Jofeles
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Twandhuly
Annis
Brewster
Joffries
Aonie
Jeffries
Willie
Duinte
Annie
Tin
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Phe
Robert Anderswoot
List Cuves
Nile
Abi
Ancle
Clinton Galt
Richard Brewster
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Liu
Bruie
Capt
Canton
Jove
Mim
Howard E
Judge Arewster’s Niece Offices on Broadway
A description of Judge Arewster’s offices at 3 Broadway portrays a modest, crowded legal suite on the static floor with an outer office, a railed enclosure, and several stenographers and clerks at work. The scene emphasizes how lawyers endure in the crowded profession.
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Arewster
Broadway
dlHcart
Mose
Judge Brewster's Office Hosts a Troublesome Visit
In a city center office filled with law books, Judge Brewster sits finishing a letter after a big win. Howard Jeffries Sr and the bank’s trust work tie this judge to wealthy clients, as a worried Mrs. Jeffries arrives seeking counsel and a confidential discussion.
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Brewster
Howard Jeffries, Sr
Jebfries
Alice
Sue
Could De Letter Lecture On Economics Of Nature
The fragment describes a lecture on the economics of nature. The professor claims destructive powders transform elements. He cites a Pacific island volcano erupting molten lava into the sea for 16 years over a 400 foot precipice and a 22 mile spread, provoking surprised audience reaction.
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Herve Ly
Pacific Islands
Barrel of Waukesa Robbery and Related Crimes Reported
Waukesta residents speak of a box car theft near Templeton and, after weeks of detention, James Kelley Edward Mason and two others confessed to another crime to clear themselves. Shoes valued at 1500 were stolen from a Soo line car near Templeton and later four accused men were seen attempting to sell shoes in Madison vicinity. Police found twelve boxes hidden in nearby woods as part of the investigation amid a string of local misadventures and accidents reported from across Wisconsin including farm pest warnings in Madison and a memorial effort in Sheboygan.
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Waukesta
Soo Lime
Templeton
James Kelley
Edward Mason
Mike Conlon
Charles Walton
Soo Line
Quartette
Madison
Green Plant Lee
J. G. Sanders
Department of Economic Entomology
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Farmore
Janesville
Leah Reinke
Grand Rapids
Wilant Cole
Cole
William Haun
Eau Claire
Here
Altoona
Sheboygat
Doege-Trier
Fountain Park
Ashland
Paris
Waugun
Mellen
Green Bay
Steilmai
Stellyian
Naess
Milwaukee
North Avenue
Denter Phelps
Old First Avenue
Cantyridge Avenue
William Kelley
Seleing
Kelley
Phelps
Consergusa
Steboggan
Christy Weigand
Oshkosh
Radford Brothers & Co
John Radke
Fred Asinger
Market Prices Across Regions May 24 1911
Milwaukee and Chicago market reports list butter cheese eggs fowl potatoes and grains with varied quotations for prints firsts seconds and low to high grades. Included are prices for butter creamery dairy items eggs hogs cattle sheep and wool plus regional wheat corn oats rye and barley values.
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Milwaukee
Luce Youngs Americas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Waldhem Training School Nurses Holds Diploma Exercises
Graduates receive diplomas at the Waldhem Training School for Nurses exercises conducted by Dr. J H Voje at Ovanamowae Jake on Thursday evening June 1. Musical numbers by the Westminster quartet Milwaukee accompanist Miss Overhelser. Dr J M Belfel Milwaukee to deliver commencement address and present diplomas. Class includes Mary Brady Jessie Personus Valley City North Dakota Rosemary Vosen Winnetka Illinois Ida Meyer Isabel Vogel Watertown Mrs F Q Schenthal Eau Claire Julie Nelson Lime Ridge Jena Hofand Menomose Wisconsin Eleanor Hoffmen Madison.
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Unonenyowae
Waldhem
J. H. Voje
Ovan
Death of Hiram Warner Mapes in Milwaukee at 87
Hiram Warner Mapes, long linked to coal industry history, dies at his Milwaukee home, 299 Second Avenue, at age 87. Born into a life amid early American anthracite mining, his family helped shape the sector including crude coal sieves and early locomotive brass rail ventures.
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Hiram Warner Mapes
Milwaukee
Hom
Second Avenue
America
Pittston
Mr. Mapes
President Parl n Leaves Wausau High School
Parks, principal of Wausau High for fifteen years and president of the Wisconsin Teachers' Association, resigns to take a business post in Boston. He plans to begin after public schools close and his family will relocate to Boston in the fall.
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Parl'n
Wausau
Parks
Wausau High School
Wisconsin Teachers’ Aesociation
Boston
Wisconsin Women’s Relief Corps Convention Held in Green Bay
Green Bay will host the twenty eighth annual Wisconsin department convention of the Women’s Relief Corps on June 8/9. National president Mrs Belle C Harris of Emporia Kansas will attend the event in this city.
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Green Bay
Plene Sre
Wisconsin Department of the Women's Relief Corps
Belle C. Harris
Emporia
Kas
Breeders Attend Convention Milwaukee Holstein Breeders to Syracuse
Wisconsin Holstein breeders plan to travel on June 6 to join the national Holstein convention in Syracuse starting June. The group from Milwaukee will attend meetings and events highlighting dairy cattle breeding and farm practices.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Balait Plans City Hall Resolution in Beloit Council
Prominent Beloit businessmen back a council resolution to authorize purchasing a site for a new city hall, introducing the measure in the common council amid local civic development moves.
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Balait
Beloit
Common Council
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Badger News
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Turkey
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Waldheim
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