Madame Walska faces $3,000 attorney fee suit and Paris ties
New York report notes a wave of lawsuits surrounding opera singer Madame Walska, now Mrs. McCormick, including a $3,000 fees claim and efforts to halt trials against her managers. French delays and an attachment on her house accompany the saga, with Paris connections and a publicized wedding.
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New York
Broadway
Er Ger
Marrina Walsky
Fron
Paris
McCormick
Madame Watska
Prenkal
Christmas church programs fill Princeton churches
A roundup of Christmas services and entertainments across Princeton churches. Sunday schools plan cantatas Bethlehem and treats, while Presbyterian, Methodist and Catholic congregations host sermons, music, pageants, and a Bethlehem backdrop tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
School of the United: Presbyterian
Bethlehem
ES Murr
T. M.mcdonald
Christian Church Sunday School
J. H. Doddridge
Memorial M. E
John, Conrail
Virgil Seamon
Roy Hill
St.Joseph's Catholic Church
Wr. No AL Hassell
the Shepherds
Impending Federal Prohibition Arrests Reported in Indianapolis
A federal grand jury returned 109 indictments involving 22 individuals in a special report released to Judge Anderson. District Attorney Elliott said two more reports will follow. Abel, ex-group chief of Indiana prohibition agents, faces charges of violating federal prohibition. Gibbons of Parke County is indicted for resisting a revenue officer and violating revenue laws, with a foiled shooting incident involving Bert Morgan, the prohibition director, cited in the arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Aa B. Anderson
Elliott
R. H.abel
Heting Group
Prohibition
Indiana
Seny
Abel
Red Gibbons
Lyford
Parke County
Gibbons
Bert Morgan
Fire at Chicago landmark devastates rail station
A major fire ruined a 38 year old Chicago rail terminal, valued at 200000, with replacement costs over 1 million. Within hours the north wing roof collapsed as crews fought the blaze hampered by poor water pressure. Hundreds fled while 150 tons of holiday mail and train cars were saved.
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Merly
Polk
Chicago
Hazel Locker
Chicago& Western Indiana Iindiana Railrays
Santa Fe
Monoy
Erie
Chessaporke & Ohio
Chicago & Eastern
Illinois
Wabash
Nngind
Seyfertichordengd
Princeton post office busiest day in history of mail and cash
Thursday was the biggest dig in the Princeton post office history in daily cash receipts and mail volume. Postmaster Hiving announced deliveries will return to normal Monday with rural routes on schedule and all pay and post packages arriving at the Simhay will be delivered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Christus
Cipedes
Hilledis
Pak Tie
Andrew
Tiewis
Afl
Andor Ag
United States
Warren
Edna Wene
Grandfathey
Pursuit of Four Suspected Bandits Near Denver Mint
In northeast Colorado a sheriff leads a dawn chase of four men believed to be the Denver mint bandits. The autos were seen after a night at a Deserted ranch 20 miles east, spotted by J We Tugia, the ranch owner, who found the men well armed and evasive.
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Greeley
Col
Denver Mint - Haughts
Colorado
Ayere
J. We ‘Tugia
Anni
Shin Iley
Fuatia
Local Weather Forecast Snapshot
Forecast notes show cloudy conditions tonight with higher temperatures in the east and south areas on Saturday. Highs around 50s, lows near 20s, with frost possible. Sunrise listed at 7 04 and tomorrow expected generally fair with mild temperatures.
Fire destroys Fora touring car of BR Wood
A Fora touring car owned by BR Wood, a Southern railway brakeman, was burned at 1412 South Seminary Street near Wood’s home. The theft happened midnight Thursday night. car engine number identified the owner. Thieves, still unknown, removed the license plates and attempted to destroy the car’s identity.
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Wood
Southern
Rojert
Deil
Orelock
Fragmentary OCR hints at a family notice
A damaged OCR passage mentions a father and Margaret, suggesting a family notice or obituary fragment. Specific names and details are unreadable, leaving only hints of kinship and a dated event.
Defense calls first witnesses in Herrin massacre trial
In Marion Illinois the defense opened proceedings in the Herrin massacre trial with motions to exclude testimony. Judge Hartwell said the court would admit any reasonable evidence showing a conspiracy among the five defendants charged with murder and conspiracy. George Donohue, 78, a farmer, testified as the first defense witness after a recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Herrin
Hartwell
Salanbda
Howard “Hoffman
Dpage
George Donohue
Fl. Farmer
Warning Issued Against Liquor by Federal Prohibition
A Washington dispatch reports Roy A. Haynes warns against liquor as enforcement under federal Prohibition continues. The notice cautions the public about illegal alcohol during the ongoing crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Haynes
Primitive machine exhibit thrills early Princeton crowds
An early pageant features a large, primitive machine drawing crowds at a local hall. Spectators marvel at the oversized contraption and its motion while a crowd from Princeton recalls prior exhibitions and the era’s automotive curiosities. The piece notes a historical context including notable figures and some discussion of prohibition-era topics.
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Parle Menne
Vndame Walska
Carrce Baudht
Wwaska
Ans Connick
Shureiter
Anant
Dearborn. Street
E. J. Burnet
Federal Reserve
Pruce
Denver Mint
Andiana
Morrow
Ford
J.B
Enon Church
Molock
Ancentrie
Tor ‘Herrin
DE Clares
Obemick
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