G F P Strengthens Young Salesgirl After Operation
Miss Louise Riojas of 509 S Laredo Street credits St Josephs G F P with restoring energy and cheer after a disabling operation. She describes prior crippling cramps and headaches, then notes returning to work and urging other women to try the medicine. The ad touts G F P as improving digestion and overall vitality while addressing female disorders and related symptoms.
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St. Joseph’s
Louise Riojas
S. Laredo Street
Dte
G.I. P
G.F. P
Miss Riojas
Wilson School Movement Seeks Memorial University
Washington, Nov 2. A Woodrow Wilson Memorial university project, organized by government employees and others, seeks 5.6 million dollars for a memorial on the Virginia side of the Potomac. Secretary Wilbur withdraws his honorary president role amid disapproval from close Wilson associates. A. W. Lowell, former newspaperman and head organizer, is charged with issuing a worthless check. Monston Petty heads the association.
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Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson Renarial Autociathon
Wroy Wilson Memorial Universe
Wilbur Ag
Witt
Woodrow Wwilsm
Taseghus Eliets
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
A. W. Lowell
Orkney
Buvingree
Monston Petty
Internal Revenue Burea
Memorial University
Meur
Lere
Virginia
Potomac River
Wilbur
Genna gangsters jailed fourteen years for police slaying
Chicago, Nov 12. John Scolisi and Albert Anselmi of the Genna gang were found guilty of murder and sentenced to 14 years each for the police killing of Arnold Olson. The case connected to a wartime pistol battle also involved Charles Walab and Mike Genns, leaders and accomplices. State's Attorney Robert E. Crow had sought the death penalty and said Anselmi and Scolisi would face another murder charge in Walab's death. The defense argued self defense amid tense courtroom exchanges. The Gennas allegedly ran protection agreements to shield illicit operations.
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Chicago
John Scolisi
Albert Anselmi
Genna
Ywiltye
Arnold Olson
Charles Walab
Mike Genns
Robert E. Crow
Sealist and
Angels
Waleb
Anselmi
Patrick 2
O'Donnell
Detouen Rou
Captan Holds Ship Fr Youngster In Text
A fragmentary report notes Captain Charles aboard the Aquitania delaying for eleven minutes to take aboard Catherine Lociax, a young passenger in frail health, in a winter voyage from New York to Southampton via Madagaskar. The child, daughter of Rev. David Lownes, from Minneapolis, joined at New York after a rough start, then faced pneumonia but recovered enough to continue the journey.
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New York
Navy
Tamer Charles
Skipsur
Wig Pasengern
Catherine Lociax
Catherine
Charles
Southampton
David Lownes
Minneapalik
Mary
Aten Inn
Madagaydar
Townss
Aimerion
Hagit
Madagasetr
Family desertion moves toward new Texas law
Dallas Nov. 12. A conference of local welfare workers and Thr. CG Carstens of New York opened steps toward drafting a bill to curb child desertion in Texas. Assistant District Attorney John Byard will draft the tentative measure for submission to the Legislature. Mrs. Albert Walker, Dallas welfare director, said desertions harm families and lead to trials, urging public support to strengthen enforcement.
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Dallas
Cox
Carstens
New York
Chil
Welfare League of America
Cortenshaw
Torun Vevern
John Byard
Putle
Coreteny
Tomsta
Albert Walker
Dallan Welfare
Painters to Paint Jail Bars in City Jail Case
Two painters, initially hired to decorate the town, are charged in city court with painting the town. Judge Onion presided as arbiter. They were arrested by Patrolman Gopex and accused of being drunk. The pair faces five days of painting work inside the city jail as punishment.
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Judge Onion
the Town
Dude Onion
Gopex
Martial law reported in Peking with resignation
Honolulu dispatch reports from Peking indicate martial law has been declared and the vice president has resigned, according to Japanese press advices received today.
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Peking
Honolulu
Martial Iave
The American rabbinate A Challenge at Beth El
Rabbi Ephriam Frisch speaks at Wemple Beth El Friday at 8 PM on the American rabbinate and the Central Conference of Jewish Rabbis. He will discuss the Hebrew Union College Jubilee in Cincinnati and the 40 years since its founding. Saturday at 10 40 he offers a study on liturgy applicable to manhood in the modern era.
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Ephriam Frisch
Wemple Beth-El
Frabbi Frisch
Central Conference of Jewish Rabbis
Hebrew Union Onldegen
Barak
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G. F. BP
Riouar
Wilson School
Wilbur Quits Association
Memorial College
Captan
Youngster
Fauestrt
Rabbi
Sara
Crippe
L.douglas Shoes
TSS
W. L. Douglas
Oxford
CASE
W.L. Douglas Ie
Santoro
Houston St
Gunter Hotel
Sandy
Wolff
Marx Co
Junior Mises
Silk
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