Middle Temple murder leads to grave exhumation clues
Spargo and Breton probe Ellphick and Cardlestone after a deserted chamber reveals hastily packed rooms. A window cleaner and a lead heavy to a London exhumation uncover papers tied in pink tape in Chamberlayne’s coffin, guiding further chase to a Yorkshire moor hideout.
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Breton
Cardleine
Elphick
Cardlestone
Eton
Spargo
Lodge
Mr. Elphick
Carleave
Pon
Sparge
Chedir
Chiedir
Marbury
Maitland
Cardletone’s
Hreton
Mr. Anderson
Aylmore
Anderson
Aylimore
Aytmore
Middle Temple
Market
Sparco
Evérent
Home Office
London
Cardilestone
Cardiestone
Yorkshire
Seattle’s Leading Dentist Calls Market Stall Sale
Dr. Edwin J. Brown promotes visiting Stall No downstairs in the Market to purchase apples vegetables fruits and groceries while receiving dental care at 166 Columbia Street. He notes his article on Americadam TM will appear in the Union Record next Saturday.
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Columbia St
Union Record
Eye Specialist and Medical Author Endorse Bon-Opto Remedy
Dr Smith and Dr Judkins Massachusetts physicians endorse Bon-Opto tablets as a eye strengthening remedy. They report cases improving sight by over 50 percent in one week and curing inflammation with use ranging from a week to six weeks. The article urges readers to try Bon-Opto at local drugstores and notes a money back guarantee if strength is not shown.
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Smith
Judy Shhansachusetts
Sue
Boo
Dr. Judkins
Massachusetts
Union General Hospital
Boston
Mase
New England Eye and Bar Infirmary
Portland
Dra. Smith
Judkina
Enya
Republicans Meet in Kansas Session
Republican leaders from every Kansas county gathered in Topeka with Victor Heintz regional director of the RNC for a two day conference. Ten Missouri and ten Nebraska delegates were to attend as part of preliminary organization work. Colonel Hubert Work and Governor Henry J. Allen were among speakers.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Victor Heintz
Republican National Committee
Minsouri
Nebraska
Hubert Work
Colorado
Henry J. Allen
Daylight Saving Plan Proposed for Chicago Packing Plants
Louis F. Swift urges packing plants to shift opening and closing times by one hour to extend after work recreation. He estimates about sixty thousand Chicago workers could gain daylight hours without changing legislation or clocks.
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Chicago
Louis F. Swift
Swift
Women in Oklahoma Democratic Convention Back Owen
Fourteen hundred women at the state convention unanimously endorsed Senator Robert L. Owen for the presidential nomination. They stated support for the League of Nations and opposed any senate candidate who opposes the League.
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Oklahoma City
Robert L. Owen
League of Nations
Senate
League
Bootlegger Meaning Evolves Beyond Boots
The article notes the term bootlegger, once tied to hidden liquor in boots after the Civil War, now refers to concealed alcohol across the whole United States. It cites Noah Webster and explains bootlegging as any person evading illegal liquor sales, regardless of footwear.
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United States
N. Webator
United States of America
Right to Fish Case Involves Port Warden in Duwa Mish
H. Schwede sues in superior court against the port warden and city over the right to fish in the Duwa Mish waterway. The suit names the port authority as defendant and seeks relief on fishing rights.
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Duwamish Waterway
Superior
H. Schwede
Take Aspirin With Water
Consumer guidance on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin emphasizes genuine Bayer branding and the Bayer Cross mark. It advises taking one or two glasses of water after doses and mentions packaged directions for relief of various pains and conditions.
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Bayer
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Chamberlayne
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Edwin J. Brown
Seattle
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Clothes
Second Avenue
Seneca Street
Sen. Owen
Kentucky
Aires
Noah
A. Lundberg Co
Third Ave
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Begerow Trunk CO
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