One Woman and the Law in McNamigal Case
A young Los Angeles woman, Mrs. McManigal, is described as a nervous wreck after alleged persecution by detectives and lawyers in the Ortie McManigal case. Her attorney accuses a system of harassment by labor opponents, comparing it to Russian methods, and calls for restraint to protect justice and the innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Atmney Tyrrell
Ortie McManigal
Ees
Russia
McNamara
Alaska Terminal Case Puts Senate At Odds Over Guggenheim
The Alaska Terminal & Navigation Co seeks relief via Calendar Bill S 6925 to gain a port facility at Controller Bay. Senator Guggenheim objects, sending the bill to Rule IX limbo, with ties to Morgan Guggenheim interests and Pacific Coast Co. scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Terminal & Navigation Co
Morgan-Guggenheim Alaska
Washington
Controller Bay
Uni- States Senate
Guggenheim
Sena Goterade
Kean
The
New Jersey
Simon Gueegenheim
Morgan-Guggenheim
Alaska
Pacific Coast Co
Guggenheim Syndicate
Graham
Alaska Ter& Navigation Co
Aheims
Senate
Ohio Bar Association Pushes Lawyers for Judges
Great Ohio urges constitutional convention to require judges be lawyers and for human citizens to guide the state toward substantial justice. The call argues Ohio has enough laws but lacks judges who render fair, humane justice beyond legalistic rulings.
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Ohio
Bar Association
Observations on Trusts and Public Figures
A collage of quotes and quips on the steel and sugar trusts Mark Twain’s estate and government control. Notable asides reference Carnegie Truman and Barrymore, with satirical notes on marriage advice and a Bonham Texas street peanuts ordinance provoking controversy.
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Mark Twain
Sugar Trust
Bill Rat
Spokane
Sam
The Code of the City Keeps With Its Rules
A satirical monologue mocks social duties and status expectations in city life. The speaker rails at conformist behavior, detailing supposed etiquette from tipping bartenders to flirting with married women, and ends by asserting the city never misses anyone.
Go Even in a Rugged Exchange Between Cricket and Churchgoer
A fragment shows a playful exchange with folksy spelling about payback for insults. One character jokes he wrote a letter signed “youshs weapectfully” and mocks religious vs sports duties. The snippet hints at humor amid a church and baseball theme.
JURY, WITNESS QUOTE APPEARS IN MILWAUKEE JOURNAL
A courtroom exchange features a lawyer and a witness debating knowledge of jurors. The dialogue underscores tension in the trial as the witness claims extensive awareness of the panel. The page also mentions a customer seeking affordable heating options at a large store and a salesman’s odd suggestion of red pepper.
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Milwaukee Journal
Dialogue Exchange About Meeting the Minister
A fragmentary exchange shows a character asking about harmony with a father figure. The reply notes George gets along when the father arrives. The speaker suggests walking to invite the minister to join.
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George
Kansas Farmer Weathered by Dry Spell
A Kansas farmer laments weeks without rain while a nearby exchange notes the need for moisture to soften dry ground. In Chicago, a cremation notice jokes about discounted fees for a man with a wooden leg, illustrating dry humor and public concerns.
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Sekee
Kansas
Chicago Tribune
What Happened to Him and the Boxers
A fragment notes someone suffered an athletic stroke and clarifies it was a mix with a professional boxer. The dialogue mentions Bo Dobbs no longer playing, being married with twins, and starting his own bow team.
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Dinks
Bo Dobbs
No Insomnia Here Keeps Burglar Awake
Dialog frames a comic night scene with Mrs Eastaide and Mrs McSwimm boasting alarm clocks to deter burglars. Mrs Westside questions sleep impact. Context hints at prior jobs for Mickey as a kitchen teddy and a Philadelphia policeman.
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Westside
McSwimm
Tle
Micky
Teddy
Mickey
Philadelphia
Naval Dream
Mr Recentmarrie tells of a nightmare after a supper of navy beans. He dreamed he was captured by Captain Kidd and forced to walk the plank as his wife reacts with worry and apology.
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Mr. Recentmarrie
Mary
Mrs. Recentmarrie
John
Cap
Capt. Kidd
Prohibitionist Vacations and Light Political Gaps
Small town quips and social jabs scatter through the Albany Journal cartoonish roundup. Notes joke about secret societies, law quirks in Worcenter Massachusetts, and Canada butter exports while lampooning Lorimer probes and public figures. Contains poke at Taft and Fairbanks travel, shoe sizes, poetry studies, and tabloid witticisms.
Swissco Grows New Hair Claims Restored Color
Fragmentary OCR mentions Swissco product promising to stop dandruff and scalp diseases and restore gray hair to natural color. Text then shifts to unrelated garbled narration about an engine, seating, signals, and aviation imagery with no coherent followable facts.
John Holliday Perry Aims High Yet Mixed Repute Follows
A quirky portrait discusses John Holliday Perry, a Seattle lawyer in his 30s with notable family ties to Virginia and Indianapolis Hollidays. It highlights his social prowess, skill in eating French artichokes, broad acquaintances, and past hints of controversy linked to Theodore Roosevelt era gossip, while noting limited space to cover his serious traits.
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Pirot
Virginia
John Holliday Perry
Hollidays
Arly
Theodore Hoosevelt
Holliday
Indianapolis
The
News
Newa
Roosevelt
Panamta Canal
T. Roosevelt
John H. Perry
John H
John Perry
Seattle
John
Erry
Francis J. Heney
John Holliday
Henry
Thia
Renewing Complexions by Absorption
An advertisement promotes mercolized wax as a facial treatment. It claims the wax removes the complexion itself by absorbing old skin flakes, yielding a natural, healthy look without powders or paints. The method involves applying the wax at night and washing off with water in the morning.
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Advt
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Seattle Star
Carnegie
Andy
Ethel Barrymore
Ee A. Idr. Aeed
Rockefellers Church
New York
Frederick Townsend Martin
Fred
Bonham. Tex
Eller
East
Madison
Hicktown
Has
Naval Dream
Albany Journal
Worcenter
Mass
Canada
Teters
Lorimer
Taft
Fairbanks
Mia
America Woodward
University of California Summer School
Well Water
Dry Mills
Maine
Boor
Tenn
Beerston
Del
W. D. Oday
Mattoon, Ill
Uncle Joe Anyday
Seymour
Waters
Bucket Shop
Ashley
Swissco
Goltare
Easton
Hair Remedy Co
Square
Cincinnati
Drugeiets
Beattie
Owl Drug Co
Dataviater
Alhambra Theatre
Ant Srey der
Suneae
Warrier
Rse
Cid
Lake Cliff
Luster
Jacobe
Perry
Anna Held
Kohler & Chase
Weber, Knabe, Kohler & Chase
Vose, Fischer, Stock Pianos
Genuine Pianola Pianos
Eto
Horlick’s
Borlich’s
Combine Or Trust
Trick & Murray
Columbia St
Val
Ord
Pike Street
Deve
Kotrance
Cor, Bird and
Pike
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