Federal ad to be sought in swindle case
Pikeville Kentucky officials plan to seek a federal ad in the McCarr mine murder case. Indicted are Turner and Farleys and Joe Jack. Jack is sought over passport irregularities and alleged alien smuggling. Turner’s wife and relatives collected $55,000 from insurance. Turner reportedly sent $107,200 to his son for his wife.
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Associated Press
Pikeville
Pike County
Kentucky
McCarr
Perous
Joe Jack
Delieredi
Jack
Wiliam H. ‘Turner
Turner
New York
Europe
Jackt
F.parley
Tampa
Fla
Theodore
Ender
Irs
Farley
Br. and Jr
Mutt and Jeff Play Cupid in Broadway Style Tale
Associated Press reports Burt and Jeff cast as matchmakers in a comic strip scenario. Bud Fisher’s creator hints at marriage while noting a Paris prize winner and a wealthy Countess. A traveling party aboard the Tevithan discusses romance sparked by a seven year old son’s fondness for the pair and the bride-to-be’s claims of fate.
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Jay Associated Press
New Y York
Burt
Jeff
Idheir
Bud” Fisher
Weet
Maya Butt
Paris
Aedus
de Beaumont
Noted Actress Wins Freedom From Mate in Divorce Case
By tried press Chicago based Claire, a noted actress and renowned beauty, wins freedom from James Whitaker, critic and former newspaperman of Chitasa. Judge John F Caverly grants the divorce after a tense trial as of late yesterday.
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Tried Press
Chicago
Vna Claire
James Whitaker
Chitasa
John F Caverly
Jumps to Her Death from Third Story Window
A disjointed report describes a person, possibly named Myrtle Liv or Claire, who died after jumping from a third story window to end her life. The text references family, names, and dates but is obscured, making specifics unclear. The item reads like an obituary or crime note with scattered identifiers and ages.
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Ee Mawuse
Claire
Whitiake
Omaha
Myrtle
Wheaton
Whittaker Accused in Domestic Incident in New York
Testimony at a trial recounts Whittaker allegedly ejecting a woman from their New York apartment. Earlier, at Tomahawk Lake Wisconsin, a witness described an incident involving a sheatag and related actions by Whittaker.
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Whittaker
New York
Tomahawk Lake
Wisconsin
Serrese
Bracelet Theft Report Leads to Police Take
Detectives questioned a suspect about a bracelet theft valued at 32.00. Mrs Ipp reportedly confessed before Brie was placed in an office awaiting officers. A window was raised and a person fled as officers arrived..relatives of Mrs Lipp were later found hours after the incident, awaiting their mother.
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Ipp
Brie
Poller
Color of Paper Sparks Breakfast Quarrel Claim
Associated Press reports Cleveland master painter William Downie argued that paper color can affect mood and appetite at breakfast. He claimed decorative color choices create emotional reactions, influencing temper and dining room ambiance.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
William Downie
Downie
Involuntary Bankruptcy Proceedings Start in Preble Wisconsin
Three creditors Hi lore National Bank Green Bay Citizens Bank Green Bay and State Bank Depere filed involuntary bankruptcy against Foods Products. Creditors claim sums of 2300 42000 and 4560 respectively. Proceedings initiated by Associated Prasad Milwaukee report.
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Associated Prasad
Milwaukee
Foods
Preble
Wis
Hilore National Bank
Green Bay
Citizens Bank of
State Tank of
Depere
Auto crash deaths reported in Wisconsin state cities
United Press reports Milwaukee resident Raymond Rasmazeen of Mineral Point died of injuries from an auto accident in Racine. Herman Treballo and Raymond Blocher of Beloit were injured. Treballo and Blocher are listed as badly injured and expected to recover.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Rasmond Rasmazeen
Mineral Point
Herman Treballo
Racine
Raymond Blocher
Beloit
Emerge Hospital
Tretelio
Biocher
Baillie Trial Delayed Over Funding Issues
Kenosha case involving former Zion center policeman E. Ju. Baillie seeks municipal court plea to charges of malicious destruction of property. Judge John Slater postpones trial to Wednesday as Baillie seeks aid from the court. The complaint, brought by Henry Shufeldt of Milwaukee, alleges Baillie followed him into Wisconsin and shouted at his automobile before forcing a return to face speeding charges. matter unresolved.
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United Press
Kenosha
E. Ju. Baillie
Zion Ctr
John. Slater
Bailliers
Henry ‘Shufeldt
Milwaukee
Baillie
Wigtonsin
Shufeler
Funeral Tomorrow for Late Madison President
Announcement from Madison confirms funeral services tomorrow for the late president of the Madison Concern, with details provided by United Press. Plans include reminders of the hospital residence and local observances as arranged by the family and officials.
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Madison Concern
Color It New With Diamond Dyes Ad
A fragmentary ad promotes Diamond Dyes for coloring root or fiber textiles. It mentions delicate shades and permanent colors, claiming suitability for linen, cotton, or knitted goods, and urges consulting a druggist for color. The text includes stray words about greases and coverings.
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Actin
Wales
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