Rich Man's Son Pawned False Teeth for Food
Emanuel Michalls, 23, son of a wealthy New York family, pawned his false teeth for 25 cents near a North Side hotel to buy food. He hoped Police Inspector Robert Polye would help him find work. Michalls was connected to the Citizens Union Realty Company. He had returned home last month seeking a fortune but met misfortune.
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City
Emanuel Michalls
New York
North Side
Robert
Mic
Ciltoens Union Realty Company
Itrea Ht
West 99Th
Ma Fortung
Sunbury
Arthur Young
George Haines
Susquehanna River
Haines
Drapery Week Sale Cuts Prices on Couch Covers
Budget shoppers flock to Mission Portieres for special reductions on velour and tapestry couch covers. Heavy velour copies, oriental stripe designs, and 72 inch wide covers discounted to enticing prices from regular values of 18.00 12.00 and 4.75.
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Mission Portieres
Fake advertising crackdown to curb banner sales in Seattle
Protests by leading businessmen prompt a department of weights and measures inquiry led by Chief Inspector Rinehart into fake advertising that harms Seattle's image. The city council passes an ordinance prohibiting fake ads with penalties taking effect next month, with arrests expected soon as merchants face police court.
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Seattle
Department of Weights and Measures
Rinehart
Forgetful tenor wins fame severing home ties
Orville Harrald, once a grocery clerk earning 15 a week, rose to renown as a grand opera tenor on two continents. His wife Effie Harrald testified of happiness lost to fame as he wrote letters claiming no reconciliation. Their eldest daughter Adeline, 13, will be cared for by the father.
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Muncie
Ind
Orville Harrold
Harrald
Effie Harrald
Vannatta
Harrold
Harvord
Cleork
Adeline
Hudson River
Water Right Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting in Napa
Karl Brandt, 60, a Napa Valley farmer, shot William Hammett, 45, after a heated dispute over water rights. Hammett died at the scene. The quarrel lasted some time before the tragedy occurred in Pope valley.
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United Free
Napa
Cal
Pope Valley
Karl Brandt
Wm. Hammett
Brothers die in pistol duel over wife in Dante
Ira Damron shot and killed his brother Lee in a pistol duel after being shot four times. The fight began over Lee's wife. Ira died later. Brass Heds. Blake Furniture Co., 415-17 Pike.
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United Pieee
Dante, Va
Ira Damron
Lee
Ira
Heds
Blake Furniture Co
Pike
Market Prices Paid by Commission Merchants to Producers
The column lists buying and selling prices for fruits, vegetables, livestock, and grains, showing ranges and indicated market conditions. It covers items from apples and beef to pork, poultry, potatoes, cranberries, tomatoes, lettuce, and grains with notes on price variations and terms of sale.
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Ical Commission
Reece
Erate
Getting Ready for Big Convention in Seattle
Central Council of Social Agencies plans a July conference with 1 000 to 2 000 visitors. A 100 member committee will coordinate entertainment and events. Notable attendees include Judge Hew W Lindsey, Judge Julian W Mack, Jane Addams, Julia Mother Jathrop, Graham Taylor, Hower Folken, and Edward T Devine.
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Central Council of Social Agencies
Commercial Club
National Conference of Charities
Seattle
America
Hew W. Lindsey
Julian W. Mack
Jane Addama
Julia Jathrop
Graham Taylor
Hower Folken
Edward T. Devine
Representative Webb Buys Bicycle for Daily Capitol Ride
Washington March 10 Representative ER Y Webb of North Carolina has purchased a bicycle and will ride to the capitol and back daily. Other congressmen consider buying wheels after seeing President Wilson ride.
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Wilson
Washington
ER. Y. Webb
North Carolina
Capitol
Negro Holds Girl Captive All Night
Pearl Ford a 14 year old girl was found unconscious in bushes a mile from any house in Newark Ohio. She said a black man seized her as she walked home from a picture theatre and kept her prisoner most of the night before being restrained in hospital.
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Theatrical Trust
Bailey & Mitchell
Seattle
Third Avenue
Cherry Street
Newark
Ohio
Pearl Ford
New York City con artist tale ends with arrest and cheeky punchline
In a chaotic March 10 piece, a claim of a dream parlor scheme unravels when a con man nicknamed the prof is trapped after a plan to reform a girl named Mary. Police custody follows as a Cincinnati preacher question on bun costs sparks reflection.
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N. Y
Prof. Reed
95 Street
Jordiun Teller
Riley
Yang Feller
Cincinnati
Banner design for Mexico features red field with double cross
The concept presents a national banner with a solid red background and a prominent double cross symbol in the center. This design emphasizes bold contrast and a formal heraldic feel. The motif suggests themes of unity and tradition while remaining visually distinct.
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Mexico
Cascarets Relief for Sour Stomach and Constipation
Advert says Cascarets cure biliousness and constipation by sweetening the stomach. It promises quick relief from sour belching, foul gases, nausea, and bloating and claims to carry off waste from the bowels by morning.
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J. le McLean
Co. B. West
Western Union
Theo. M. Vail
Beef Abbad
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Deadshot Bill
Nurseryville
Wrasse
Bill
Charles Klein
David Warfield
Wall Street
Tacoma
Fownes
Dagmar P. K
TOC
Fownes Gloves
Mayer
Lipton’s
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Peare
Warner
Close
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