Mahoney in Jail as Bail Battle Rages Over Forgery Case
Deputy Prosecutor demands high bail while Judge King contemplates keeping bail at 5000 as James H Mahoney pleads guilty to forging a power of attorney used to control his wife Kate Mahoney. Lawyer Lee Johnston vows to push for bail reduction and threaten further charges including larceny and possible murder in the first degree.
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James BH. Mahoney
T. H
King
Mey
Lee Johnston
Bride
Kate Mahoney
Jadge Dykeman
Pat
Evi
Miracle of Shell Shock Marvel Voice Created
SAN FRANCISCO June 24 The shell shock tale centers on H P Killikelly an American soldier who after being captured and recovering in a French hospital developed a remarkable singing voice. Doctors call it a rare permanent vocal change while army experts deem it a unique shell shock case with potential opera prospects and inquiry continues.
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Miracle of Shell Shock
Marvel
San Francisco
H. P. Killikelly
Killikelly
Lassigny
Senor Giorgio Grand Opera
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera
Harding
Killikelty
France
West Point
Polacco
Kilkelly
Heathen Ball in Paris Turns Wild in Latin Quarter
Paris June 24 A mass annual arts ball staged by Latin quarter students sparked a savage revel with about five thousand attendees. Nudity abounded as hundreds wore no costumes while champagne corks adorned Hebe and Gloria appeared in a back robe. Police watched as crowds paraded to the Seine and the Bois de Boulogne, ending with a hose bath in the Fine Arts courtyard.
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Paris
Carthage
Hebe
Gloria
Bois de Bologne
Paul Bessemer
Pittsburg
Champs-Elysees
Seina
Fine Arts Building
Downstairs Store Ad Showcases Knitwear and Hosiery Deals
An extended downstairs store advertisement touts knit garments in soft yarns with angora collars and front panels. It promotes various colorways and trims, listing prices from $1.25 to $8.65 and lots of stock ranging sizes 8 through 40, plus knee-length twill knickerbockers for youths and cream cashmere stockings advertised at 15 cents per pair.
Bloomingdale man survives accidental gunshot to lungs and heart
Lawrence Setterfield of Bloomingdale New Jersey was found to have five pieces of lead in his heart and fourteen in his lungs after an accidental shooting. He has been discharged from the hospital as cured.
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Lawrence Setterfield
Bloomingdale
N. J
Cadet School Seeks More Appointments at Coast Guard
A national drive urges congressmen to push candidates toward the Coast Guard Academy at New London Conn. Cadets study three years and become commissioned officers with pay and rank equal to Naval Academy graduates. While in training they receive midshipman level pay and rations.
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Washington
Coast Guard Service
Annapolis
West Point
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Naval Academy
Navy
Borax King Borax Smith Stages Comeback at 72
San Francisco June 24 At age 72 Francis Marion Borax Smith the creator of the borax industry has staged a comeback after six months of being broke Once again he dominates the borax business backed by New York interests An new vein of high grade colemanite is bought in Clark County Nevada Engineers estimate about 400000 tons of borax are in sight and Smith’s early rise from a small borax trader to industry autocrat is recalled.
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San Francisco
Searles Lake
Cal
New York
Clark County
Nevada
How Smith
Smith
Police Target Curbstone Lizards In Newark
Newark police launch a crackdown on curbstone lizards who flirt on busy streets. The first arrest is Smiling Joe Ritchie a fighter who received 30 days for slapping a girl on the shoulder. Two other lizards were fined $10 each.
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Newark
N. J
Joe” Ritchie
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Sville, Ky
Chester
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Selma Lagerlof
Hearst’s International News
Pathe News World
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
White Sports Oxfords
Goodyear
Copenhagen
Pownstairs
Gethees Bandeaus
White Mountain
Leo R. Sack
Emmetsburg
Bernard Smith
Curbstone
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