Reverend Sheatsley Bows To Probe Inheritance Tragedy
County prosecutor eyed November 17 for the return of the Sheatsley family from Paris Ohio as the Rev C V Sheatsley promised aid to investigators into the death of his wife Mrs Addie Sheatsley in the parsonage at Krista Church in Bexley. The victim was buried in Paris last Thursday and the family testified about their movements Tuesday.
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C. V. Sheatser
Grea
Prac. i
Krista Church
Bexley
Kelim R. Kins
Paris
Ohio
Sheatsley
Columbus
Three Days Cough Warns Of Lung Trouble Remedy
Creomulsion a new medical discovery claims twofold action to soothe inflamed membranes and destroy germs causing chronic coughs and colds. The product, with creosote and healing elements, promises relief and money back if not satisfied after following directions. Atlanta-based Creomulsion Co. offers the remedy with guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colda
Creemulsion Co
Atlanta
Plant Juice Man Promises Cure In San Antonio
The Plant Juice Man visits Summer's drug store at Houston and Navarro in San Antonio to explain a natural remedy praised for relief of digestive and liver issues. Mrs. J McCullen credits gains in appetite strength and weight after using Plant Juice, with free samples offered at Summer's and other stores.
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Houston
Wavarro
Heay Hin
San Antonio
J. McCullen
Garden Street
Sommer
Navarro
San
Cat blamed for $25,000 fire at Clayton power substation
Martinez Cal Nov 28 A house cat caused a fire at the Clayton substation of the Great Western Power Company. The blaze damaged the facility by more than $25,000 and cut Contra Costa county’s light and power service for about three hours as a cat became entangled in transmission wires and caused a short circuit.
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Martinez
Cal
Clayton
Great Western Power Company
Contra Costa County
Case details emerge in Brundage and Fl Trong probe
Prosecutor King reports new testimony from Brundage and Fl Trong as investigators study brownish stains from the ShenN sley home to assess if they indicate man blood. Long and Dr Brundage conduct chemical analysis while a potential exhumation hangs on lab results. undertaker Edwin Abbott recalls the skull being cracked.
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King
Br. H. M. Brundage
C. Fl Trong
Prosecutor King
Shennsley Home
Long
Brundage
Edwin M. Abbott
Ising
Guardsmen Disperse Crowd After Jail Incident
In New Bern North Carolina guardsmen from Battery D 117th Field arrive with machine guns in front of the jail to deter a crowd of several hundred. The crowd formed after John Godette a negro was jailed following a fatal crash that injured a schoolgirl near Croatan twelve miles away. Sheriff Williams asked Governor Robson for troops and they stationed around the jail forcing the crowd to disperse.
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Newbern
N.C
North Carolina National Guard
John Godette
Dlan William
Croatan
Godette
Sheriff Williams
Ro Tson
Jy 1
Weber Resigns as League President
John K. Wearr resigned Tuesday night as president of the Sunday School Intermediate Basket Ball League citing differences with the basketball commission. Roger Stokes serves as acting president until the next meeting when a new leader will be elected.
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John K. Wearr
Basketball Commission
Weber
Roger Stokes
Y. MC
AL Stokes
Cowpard
Wool Bought in Advance in Jampasas Region
For the first time in the Jampasas region spring 12 month clips have been contracted for in the fall before. Prices varied up to 50 cents per pound and the deals include idle advances to the sheepmen through the winter.
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Jampasas
Before Twins Born Was Very Miserable
Mrs Ipa Gernitz of Wyocena Wisconsin reports relief after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during and after pregnancy. The notice promotes the tonics safety for nursing mothers and cites numerous similar cases of weakness after childbirth.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wrocena
Wis
Bea Wryere
Ipa Gernitz
Wyocena
Lydia E.pinkham
Fourteen Convicted in Hawkins Mortgage Mail conspiracy case
In Indianapolis fourteen defendants were found guilty on all sixteen counts in federal court, while two, John A. Clark and Charles Suc cop, were acquitted. The verdict carries a maximum penalty of five years and a $10,000 fine per count. The defendants may appeal to Chicago. Mass evidence and about 150 witnesses supported the government's claim that Hawkins Mortgage Company sold about $6,000,000 in worthless stock nationwide by mail campaigns.
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Indianapolis
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Ferdinand A. Geiger
John A. Clark
Charles EB. Succop
Pittsburgh
A. R. Sax
New York City
J. W. McCalum
Detroit
Mord Cater
William A. Jones
Fairmount
Ind
Frank Haight
Frank C. Wills
Anthony A. Scheib
Portland
Inui Carl EB. Anderson
John T. Sitio
Rank B. Jacua
Leo
Harrington
Dunkirk
Harry J. Bovard
Tittsburgh
William Webb
St. Louis
William Sacks
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Morton
Hawkins
Fugitiv
Mother Seeks 19000 After Girl's Death In Gonzales
The mother of eight year old Waselia Casialzo sues Citizens' Electric Light and Power Co of Gonzales for 19000 damages in U S District Court claiming a four foot hole near a public street and boiling water from the defendant's pipe caused the child to fall and die. Attorneys Cline and Pruitt of San Antonio filed the petition.
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Waselia Casialzo
Gonzales
San Antonio Bust Seizes Highly Priced Bootleg Whiskey
Prohibition agents and city detectives raided a San Jacinto Durango area still, seizing a 20 gallon apparatus, three gallons of first grade whiskey, and four mash barrels. One arrest made. The owner boasted he could fetch 15 dollars a gallon for his liquor.
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General Prohibition
San Jacinto
Durango
Prohibition
San Antonio
Rogers Dying in Juarez After Jail Beating
El Paso reports L Rogers newspaper man from Washington D C was beaten unconscious with a iron bar in Juarez jail and may not survive. An unidentified man was also badly beaten and a third, John Doble, is accused of wielding the bar. Rogers had arrived for the American Federation of Labor convention and Mexico City trip.
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EL Paso
L. Rogers
Washington, D.C
Juarez
Rogers
John Doble
Doble
Mexico City
Calles
Miss Lucy B McCall Elected President by Baylor Society
Miss Lucy B McCall, a sophomore at Baylor College for Women and Brackenridge High School alumna, is elected president of the Mast O'Crath Literary Society. She serves in church and campus clubs and leads the Baylor San Antonio Club with Gracia Everett as VP and Annie Jo Gates as secretary.
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San Antonio
Baylor College For Women
Lucy
McCall
Mast O'Crath
SieCall
B. McCall
W. Johnson Street
Brackenridge High School
Baylor
Miss McCall
Gracia Everett
South San Antonio
Annie Jo Gates
GOS West Maulbur
Elizabeth Marvin
Buena Vista
Emily Oldham
Svorter Street
Car Deal Involves Million Dollar Brooklyn Order
The St. Louis Car Company received an order from the Brooklyn City Railway for 10 steel trolley cars at about one million dollars. The contract value and purchase mark a major rail equipment deal for the city line.
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ST. T.ouis
St. Louis
Brooklyn City Railway
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Mixture Promoted
An old remedy mixing Sage Tez and Sulphur is marketed to darken hair and hide gray. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold ready to use with added ingredients. A moistened comb or brush applies the product, darkening strands by morning and giving a fuller, lustrous look.
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Wyeth
Mexican fined for aggravated assault in county court
Elias Garza, a Mexican, was found guilty of aggravated assault against Louisa Sheechow, a Chinese woman, and fined $50 plus costs by Judge Nelson Lytle in county court. Sheechow testified Garza threw a cup at her, then cut her with a knife. Garza denied the incident and claimed a scuffle occurred after she grabbed his tie.
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Elias Garza
Louisa Sheechow
County Criminal Court
Nelson Lytle
Garza
London
Lytle
Burned woman in serious condition after lamp explosion
Susie Gonzales, hospitalized at Robert B. Green Memorial, remained in serious condition Wednesday after a kerosene lamp exploded Monday night. The lamp toppled during a quarrel at 904 Mata Moras Street, soaking her clothing and causing body burns.
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Susie Gonzales
Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital
Ralph Navarro
Francisca
Avalos
Matamoras Street
Woman follower loses life after Richmond man’s pursuit
W J Rhodes of Richmond Va died in Biloxi hospital after being shot by Mrs A R Straw on November 1 following her pursuit through 3000 miles to compel marriage. Rhodes had tormented her, she claimed, and his death ends the hospital case as Mrs Swan from Houston said her Parkersburg WVa home. Mrs Straw remains held pending outcome of wounds.
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Biloxi
W. J. Rhodes
Richmond
A. R. Straw
Swan
Houston
Texas
Parkersburg
W.va
Rhodes
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