Helen Boyle Says New Evidence Could Free Her
Pittsburgh June 10 Helen Boyle speaking from prison says she may win release on appeal next fall for aiding her husband in the Billy Whitla kidnapping. She describes renewed hope and claims undisputed new evidence proves her innocence while awaiting retrial and a possible mercy from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Pittsburg
Jess
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Helen Boyle
Western Penitentiary
Jimmy Boyle
Billy Whitla
Sharon
Philadel
Tam
Supreme Court
Nave
Jimmy” Boyle
Mercer County
Real Estate investment highlights in The Star want pages
The Star urges readers to consider real estate for wealth, noting Seattle families built fortunes through property. Over the past year readers bought homes and investment properties, with many opportunities promoted in the Star want pages. Watch Saturday’s Star for more.
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Seattle
Star
First Latin Class Begins With Quiz and Laughter
The teacher opens the session with order and a Latin word drill. Tommy misreads restaur ants as bully things, prompting a light moment as students practice construal.
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Tommy
Talks on Teeth by the Regal Dentists
A dental ad highlights hope for the missing teeth through the Regal Dental Offices, claiming to replace lost teeth using a method that restores many cases with two or more teeth left. The copy notes skepticism from patients and emphasizes confidence built through referrals and an apparent cure for pyorrhea.
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Rigg
Resignation of Treasury Solicitor O Connell Accepted
Washington notes report the resignation of Maurice B. O Connell solicitor of the treasury department, accepted by President Taft. O Connell had served since 1887, the longest tenure in that division.
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Washington
Maurice B. O'Connell
Treasury Department
Taft O'Connell
Unexplained Doorbell Visit At Home
A narrator recalls Aunt Babenny, longtime resident, answering a loud ring with a vague explanation. Aunt dismisses the visitor as a fool looking for the wrong number in a brief exchange.
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Aunt Babbny
Aunt Babring
Physician Endorses Tuberculosis Medicine Claim
A physician’s testimonial lauds Alterative as effective for tubercular neck glands and lung troubles. The letter notes low cost for a teenage patient and claims rapid improvement, with the medicine sold by Owl Drug Co and others and produced by the Fehrman Laborat ory in Philadelphia.
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Whman
Office of Rekman & Co
Philadelph Tachman
Ftle
Owl Ug Co
Relt Dre
Fehrman Lavoractory
Philadelphia
Homesick Gould Wanders From Pomfret to New York
The article tells of Edwin Gould Jr., 17, grandson of Jay Gould, who runs away from Pomfret private school in New Jersey because of homesickness. He walks toward New York with only 70 cents, sleeping rough, washing in creeks, and becoming a "richest tramp" as he journeys.
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Tiis
Edwin Gould, Jr
Jay Gould
Pomfort
N. J
New York
New Jersey
Pomfret
America
Fence mishap and telegraph wires snag a stray
A humorous vignette describes a man who nearly zigzagged through a fence then got momentarily entangled in telegraph wires, prompting startled exclamations and a lighthearted plot twist in a stray story collection.
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Horeeman
Scott
Victoria and Return Fare Offered by Princess Victoria
A transportation notice announces a Victoria and return trip for $2.25 on Saturday and Sunday. The Princess Victoria sails from pier A at 9 a.m. and returns to Seattle by 8 p.m. Canadian Pacific Railway provides contact at phone 209.
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Leonard McClure
Weet
Seattle
Victoria
Princess Victoria
Pier A
Canadian Pacific Railway
Truiiy Secee
Everett
Eamer
Colman
Holy Angels academy closes third year with diplomas
The Holy Angels academy conferred diplomas on its largest class yet at a commencement in Recreation hall. Honor students included Misses Mabel Hayes and Jamel McManter in academics and Mina Martha Thomas and Hazel Powers in commerce. Nineteen grammar pupils graduated amid a musical and oratorical program.
Hood Canal Excursion Attracts Popular Excavations
The Hood Canal event marks the first announced day on the big steel Iroquois. Popular excavations drew many hands last year, and few will be on hand this time.
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Hood Canal
Hood
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