Feud of Main Avenue Staged in Police Court
In a chaotic police court proceeding a feud on Main Avenue is dramatized as Ida Jolson and Sister Douglass face affray charges. Judge hears that Jolson was guilty of competing with Douglass and both are fined. exhibit Polish Policeman Gelden intervenes as the hearing is adjourned to next Wednesday due to an ill witness.
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Slave King in Net? Michel in White Slave Case Opens
Chicago 21 The arrest Test night of Joseph Michel known as Michael the Mysterious in connection with the government crusade against the White slave traffic promises 12 Qu'niah one of the most important cases in the batch of prosecutions by United States District Attorney Sime. Ever since the crusade began the government has sought evidence against the defendant. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Mark A. Moore with bail set at 25000 for preliminary hearing next day. Hazel Michel his wife was arrested earlier and held on 5000 bond. She waived a preliminary hearing claiming sole ownership of two houses and that her husband was merely a bartender. The government contends Michel's house served as a clearing house for white slaves brought from Paris to Chicago and then sent back to New York and other eastern cities. The theory rests on the telegram requesting Michel's arrest.
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New York
All Guns Rented for Bird Shooting Opens Season
A terse notice states that all guns are rented for bird shooting as hunting season opens. The brief mentions opening day and general bird shooting activity, with emphasis on rental availability and season start.
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Tierra
Mutiny Suppressed by Loyal Troops at Yildiz Kosi
In Constantinople the Turkish troops at Yildiz Kosi mutinied but the eruption was quelled by a single volley from loyal battalion. Three mutineers fed, 15 wounded. The mutiny briefly threatened serious trouble as the regiment from Saloullea arrived and fired one volley, restoring order.
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The Rock Nails Him Theft at Austin and Grayson
Albert Harper, a Black man, entered Julius Kramer’s shop on Austin and Grayson streets yesterday afternoon and took the till from the cash register. A pursuing Mexican man struck Harper with a rock, knocking him down. Seven dollars ninety five cents was recovered, and Harper was arrested and sent to the county court on a theft under $40 charge.
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Julius Kramer
Corener
Austin
Grayson Streets
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Vanderbilt Hopes to Win at Michigan Grid Clash
Vanderbilt University takes the field at Michigan in a away football game. The Southern squad is lighter but in fine condition for a hard battle, aiming for an upset over the Wolverines.
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Vanderbilt University
Erry Field
University of Michigan
Michigan
Edison’s Pupil Will Stop Tapping of Wireless
Walter J. Willenberg, a young pupil of Edison, claims to have overcome a serious defect in wireless telegraphy by inventing a device that prevents tapping of messages by anyone other than the intended recipient. The youth’s prototype is shown to work and he asserts it will halt unauthorized interception.
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The Burgomaster at Grand Opera House Delights Crowds
The Grand Opera House last night offered The Burgomaster with a full balcony crowd and a S. R. O. lower floor. Harry Hermsen Leo Kendall and Ruth White led a lively cast as Peter Van Stuyvesant and others, while The Southerner and The Devil plays are announced for upcoming engagements with strong company turns and elaborate scenery.
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Grand Opera House
Oppolett Street
Harry Hermsen
Leo Kendall
Ruth White
Peter van Stuyvesant
Doodle von Kall
Willie van Anterbilt
Mane Grandpre
Rome
Bill Asain
Big Tent Theater Reopens with The Judge Matinee
After a week of silence the Big Tent reopened with a matinee presenting The Judge. An evening showing will remount the performance. Tymorcene matings and Belle of the Capstal are listed with Misa Mellen Palmer in the title role for the upcoming program.
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Misa Mellen Palmer
Garrick Theatre to Revolutionize City Film Offerings
A New York connected initiative brings world class Pathe films to the Garrick on Houston Street. The theater plans a costlier series, promising a major move in local cinema with announcements expected soon. Watch for the next days of notable film events and patrons’ value.
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Garrick Theater
Houston Street
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Professor Hall to Organize Spanish Class at YMCA
Professor Hall, noted for a new efficient Spanish teaching method, will organize a class at the YMCA. He will lecture this afternoon and tonight outlining the approach which minimizes effort and uses direct immersion, promising practical knowledge over traditional dictionary reliance.
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Hall
Coats Fall From Balloon Shocks Philadelphia Crowd
A Philadelphia Aeronautical Recreation Society balloon voyage left spectators startled when passengers tossed coats to lighten weight. Coats fell, sparking fears of fatalities as onlookers rushed to a nearby farm after the craft landed in Bordentown area. Passengers included Dr Thomas Widridee and Dr George Heimmerman plus two women.
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Philadelphia. Aeronautical Recreation Society
Bordentown
Daniel Campbell
Thomas , Widridee
George Heimmerman
Thomas Hose
Ambier
William A. Norcross
Aimbier
Beale
Blirige
Net Baker's Dozen raid nets 13 men in vagrancy case
Detectives Newnan and Green with officers Guerrero and Daniels raided a roadhouse area near the Trans Saharan country, rounding up 13 men and an equal number of women. Court fines ranged from five to ten dollars as authorities charged vagrancy amid a rose tinted light.
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Newnan
Green
Guerrero and
Daniels
Summy Republic
Rilo Grande
Unclear Names Listed in OCR Fragment
The readable portion lists individuals including Fred Ashton Jesse Foster Charles Weaver Josa Lopes Georges G Green A Trovinte Frank Albino Julio Uegsig Magyua Merrell Walter Vou Horn Hamilton HL Ayekhurat and F Gita.
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Fred Ashton
Jesse Foster
Charles Weaver
Josa Lopes
Georges G. Green
A. Trovinte
Frank Albino
Julio Uegsig
Magyua Merrell
Walter Vou Horn
Hamilton HL Ayekhurat
F Gita
October activity in the corporation court report
Joe Bradn clerk of the corporation court filed the October report showing 702 arrests, 82 cases transferred to the county, and fines totaling 1911 dollars. Notable charges included disturbing the peace, assault, drunkenness, vagrancy, theft, carrying concealed weapons, speeding, murder, and numerous miscellaneous offenses.
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Judemerit
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