Stop Gambling Urges Police Actions In City
Justice Bennett declares a crackdown on gambling devices hidden in stores. Raymond Jones pays $20 fines and costs on a corporation charge after admitting complicity with slot machines. Police officers Hoffman and Crum raid Jones establishment seeking a shotgun. none found. Several disorderly conduct cases are noted with DJs, including Dykes and Smith, who face fines for license and warrant issues. Leather netkiites mention ends abruptly with Milwaukeeans among the unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poite
Justice Akon Y
Bennett
Raymond Jones
Magicrate
Jones
Kinnehart
Dulley Strasberger
Arthur Hoffman
Edgar Crum
Klinehart
Aaron Ogie
Clarence Duckett
Duckett
Ogle
Darby
Bucket
Cle
Fluseell Dykes
G. F. Politz
Charles W. Smith
James H. Smith
Washington
Pway
A. E. Markley
George E Durden
Chicago
Sergi Markey
Niles Parkenstein
Socialists Prepare for New Incident Near Vienna
Vienna February 14. Defeated by a terrible gun cannons, insurgent Socialists retreated to a high position near Vienna, reforming ranks and preparing for renewed attack on the capital. About 3,000 workers were building breastworks and machine emplacement under cover of darkness as bombardment left a heavy toll with up to 1,590 dead and many homes wrecked. Julius Deutsch, socialist secretary, led plans for a march on Vienna as fighting continued around the capital. The era of violence touched civilians, with women and children among the casualties. Socialists claim they will renew action in the capital as the bombardment persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Viennia
Julius Deutsch
Socialist Party
Missouri Outlaw Kidnap Suspect Names Listed
A namelist appears to identify suspects associated with a Missouri kidnapping case. The shuffled entries include individuals such as Lambert, Joe and Olga Loy, Mildred Heater, Nelle and Naomi Linten, Ethel and Leona P sher, with scattered fragments like Messrs and other surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Joe
Olga Loy
Mildred Heater
Nelle
Naomi Linten
Ethel
Leona P.sher
Nara Bry
Robert Tucky
Weigar
Lard Money
Lamper
Roser
Verdict for Defendant Justice Bowers Clears Hampton Case
Justice Sherman P. Bowers said the defendant Georgianne Hampton entered an operation on an instruction license unaccompanied by a licensed operator, as state police filed against Hampton on East Street. The case was heard in court last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman P. Bowers
Georgianne Hampton
East Street
Banking Act Revision Proposed by Comptroller O Connor
Washington February 14 Comptroller of Currency J F T O Connor urged broad revisions to the 1933 banking act in his annual report The proposed changes aim to curb interlocking practices and require national banks to sever ties with investment affiliates He described the legislation as sound overall but noted cumbersome provisions in practice and called for more than a dozen amendments to fit current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. F.T. O'Connnor
O'Connor
Senate Banking Committee
Touhy gang charges to be moved to Chicago case
Maryland State's Attorney O'Conor announced the Touhy gang members captured in Baltimore would be returned to Chicago to face kidnapping charges in the John Factor case. He noted Maryland charges include possession of a machine gun with a max term of 15 years. A preliminary hearing was adjourned to Friday as state authorities pursue the case. Also mentions U B Men's Fellowship meeting in Walkers- Syile, with Rev Holdcraft leading adult work in Pennsylvania, and a note on Cricket being prohibited in Britain centuries ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Atney Herbert R. O'Conor
Maryland
Touhy
Iice
John Factor
Homer
Cummings i
Washington
O’cance
Cummings
Basil H
the Owl) Banghart
Isaac Castner
Tom Touby
May Devs
U. B
Walkers- Syile
United Brethren
de. Paul E .Holdcraft
Emmanuel Whren
Hagersown
Pennsylvania
Walkers- 2
Daysville
A S Butler
Walter Dudrow
Clyde Fo- Ray Zimmerman
Merrii Shoelaste
James Vanfossen
J.ww W. Fisher
Olive Tablets Promise Clear Skin and Health Boost
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to cleanse blood bowels and liver. Claims improved skin clarity within nights, relief from bad breath dull mood and constipation. Promotes olive colored vegetable compound available in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick, Safe Cough Relief
An old advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any child cough or cold. It claims to emulsify creosote with medicinal elements to soothe inflamed membranes, warns it is not cheap, contains no narcotics, and promises certain relief, urging purchase at the druggist for instant use.
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Abraham Lincoln
Samuel Porter
Avon Park
High Hill
Valentine
Women’s Missionary Society of
Missouri
Sousht
Edward G Bremer
St. Paul
Tomboy
Tess
G. Thomas Kem
Maa Hee
Eewnll
Anes Kemp
Sateen Cretonnes
Kemp
Banking Act
J. F. T. O'Connor
Great Britain
Country
Maipe
Bathieship
Ndsa- Nee
Ef Nehidertnes
Los Angeles
America
San Antonio
Tex
Jonn H. Murrel
West Point
Blanche Rails
Alabama
Federal Desimet
Brahriss
Beck’s Hatchery Dept. L
Mr Alry
Greenawalt
Quaker City
Frederick
North Market Street
Eee
Geo. S. Redock & Son Fifth St
Penna
BR. E
Frederick County National Bank
John
Mary
the Potomac Edison CO
Mrs. Brown
E. Patrick St
E. B. Measell
Haines
Stytelli
Haines, the Shoe Wizard
Market ST
Fiarvame
Read Dmeé and Chemical Company
Garrison Boulevard
Eddizion
Terenhane
Waitetpohons
Te’ecvone
Reed Drug and Chemical Co
Read Drug Company
Peopl
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Patrick Street
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