Royston in Court After Long-ago Fight Youthful Vendetta Recalled
Police court in Seattle deals with drunken cases on Monday as Roy Enders faces a disorderly charge after demanding a Budweiser in a First Ave cafe. The judge questions his actions while a city attorney probes the incident and memories surface of a rough past in California.
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Police
Seattle
D. Ty's
Pat
Kid Bacchus
Judge
Roy Penders
Hartson
Break-Up A Cold Tabs Help Keep Doctor Bills Away
In a fragmentary scene a mother comforts her child and notes cold symptoms fading. The dialogue hints at plans to buy a blouse, while a product called Break-Up A Cold Tablets is mentioned as preventing further doctor bills.
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Tong
Amiles
Harmiies Remedy Publicized by Bellingham Chemical Co
Free samples of a stomach remedy are offered by Bellingham Chemical Co in Bellingham. The notice claims relief for gas sour stomach and stomach pain within two minutes and mentions constipation relief. Samples available at Kartell Drug Stores and Swift & Co. Drug Stores.
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Bellingham Chemical CO
Bellingham
Kartell
Swift & Co
New York Profiteers Face Lever Act Jail Sentence
Two New York brothers, George and Julius Roth, convicted in federal court of selling sugar at 22 and a half cents a pound under the Lever Act, face imprisonment. Judge Knox said jail is warranted to enforce profiteering penalties amid nationwide efforts to curb food price gouging. Federal officials hailed the verdict as a warning to potential gougers.
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New York
New Y
United States
Commission
George
Julius Roth
Enat
Federal Grand Jury
Congrete
President Wilson
John C. Knox
Perros
United State
Matthews
Roths
East Side
Arthur Williamson
Presbyterian Church Aids Anti Tobacco Crusade
The Presbyterian church with 2,260,000 communicants joins actively in the anti tobacco push. Rev Dr Charles Seamon, general secretary, writes that the church will continue to fight tobacco use with increased vigor both at home and abroad. He asserts tobacco is filthy, harmful and expensive.
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N. Fba
New York
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Seamon
Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare
Tobacco World
Dr. Seamon
the Tobacco World
Stwan
Anti Baloon League
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bowman interests plan five million hotel in city
Financial arrangements for a new five million dollar hotel to be built here by the Bowman interests of New York are virtually complete. J J Colvin, manager of the St Francis hotel of San Francisco, announced at the New Washington hotel Tuesday that construction would begin soon and be completed as early as possible. Colvin said he was assured by James Woods, who now represents the Bowmans, that progress would be swift. He spoke while attending a banquet with J C Marmaduke at the New Washington Monday night.
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Bowman Interests
New York
J. J. Colvin
Bt. Francis
San Francisco
New Washington Hotel
Colvin
James Woods
St. Francis
Bowman
Man Marries His Brother's Mother In Law
John D. McDonald of Millers Falls Massachusetts has wed his brother’s mother in law making him step father to his sister in law and step father in law to his brother.
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John D. McDonald
Millers Falls
Mass
Will Not Interfere With McClure's Gland Offer
In a California ruling cited by United Press, Flo Lee McClure of Tacoma may auction his interstitial glands to aid the dependents of Antone Schoenbse killed by him. Henry Eickhoff says no law bars the operation before sentencing though it cannot be sold commercially after prison. Surgeons note gland transplants may revive youth, with a $10,000 offer reportedly present.
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Ban Francisco
Flo
Lee McClure
Tacoma
California
United Press Today
Henry Eickhoff
MecClure
Lyle
Santa Clara County
United Press
Antone Schoenbse
San Francisco
San Quentin Prison
McClure
Eickoff
Bickoff
Pr. L. L. Stanley
Antone
Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin A Century of Family Remedy
Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois introduced Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin in 1892 after 40 years of practice. The mild laxative formula, featuring pepsin and herbs, is praised for safe gentle action and wide use by mothers for children and adults alike. It sells at 50 cents and 1 dollar a bottle and remains a staple in many homes across the country.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
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China
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Liberty
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Times Square
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Lower Moor
Westlake
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Olympic
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