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Newspaper

Roanoke Review

Location

Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1922

Page

5

Gramont Traps Memphis Izzy In Louisiana Heist

In Paradis Gramont confronts Memphis Izzy and Gumberts in a tense showdown as he kidnaps Dick Hearne and stages a raid on a gang’s hideout near Houma. The plan hinges on a misdirection involving Chacherre and a stolen car operation.

Chacherre Fleary Gramont Houma Dick Hearne Gramont Court House Bob Maillard Hearne Paradis Memphis Izzy Hammond Chaecherre Baton Rouge Ben Paradise Road

Lane gang captured in barn showdown ending in tragedy

Gramont and his American Legion allies trap the lottery gang in a headquarters confrontation. Charlie the Goog is killed while Gramont and Gumberts are bound. a stash hidden in a barn reveals the aviator's loot and the pistol linked to Ben Chacherre, hinting Maillard’s killer.

Irssue Dick Hearne Gramont Gumberts Stir Boss Charlie Memphis Izzy Dovain American Legion Flo Chacherre Cap Chasherre Ben Chacherre Maillard

In the Hands of Friends

Senator Sorghum warns that trusting friends is risky as some may secretly dig up campaign funds behind his back, actions he would strongly disapprove of if he knew.

Senator Sorghum

Scattered Acquaintance in Aftermath Dialogue

A terse dialogue shows a character asking about actions after an accident and the other replying with a cryptic effort to salvage a social connection. The exchange hints at fragility and miscommunication in the wake of a collision.

PESSIMIST LIFTS HIS VOICE

Roy K. Moulton writes in the Newark Evening Mail that pessimism rises as society yawns at effort. The poem warns against conformity and crowd apathy, urging individual honesty over prewar norms while critiquing materialism and mass culture.

Roy K. Moulton Newark Evening Mail

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad At Grocers

A housewife smiles at a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue in an advertisement seen at local grocers.

Red Cross Ball

Conductor Learns Passenger On Wrong Train in Three Days

On the California Limited traveling from Chicago to Los Angeles a sobbing passenger reveals he has been on the wrong train for three days. The conductor, warned by prior experience, initially minded his own business but finally offered help after enduring the traveler’s distress.

California Chicago Los Angeles Indus Lions Michigan Mich Goya Nelson Thin Inn Hin Tirb Anch Wolf Gora Piat Anderson Minn Mada Opes Meenth

Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Advertise Liver Tone

Proprietary remedy claims to tone the liver and aid digestion. The ad asserts gentle, pure action and urges readers to use Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills for improving food assimilation.

Wright

Warning Leads to Missed Mission in Kitchen Scene

A late warning to the mother interrupts a minister's drive to collect money as she hides from him. She initially claims not to be home, but the family soon faces confusion about the encounter. The fragment ends with a reflection that inner peace is essential before seeking it outside.

Mother Ros Chicago Tribune

Rich and poor youths clash in Lincoln Park ride tease

In Lincoln Park Chicago a rich child and a poor child exchange snide bravado about a bike ride. The poor child proposes a slick route, and the rich child offers to sic a chauffeur on it.

Lincoln Park Chicago

Cuticura Offers Pimples Solution and Daily Toilet Use

An advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. It urges daily use to keep skin clear and mentions Cuticura Taleum.

Chopping Him Off

A pithy exchange from the Kansas City Star features a beggar pleading about a wolf at his door and a sharp reply telling him to go out and be eaten. The quip underscores a grim humor in early 20th century urban satire.

J. Fuller Gloom Kansas City Star Josh Jackett Grudge Kansas City Josh Kay Lee Iwansag City

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