Mahoney’s Sister Identified in Forgery Case
Frank Irish, a witness, identified Mrs. Dolores M. Johnson as the woman directed to the notary in the Lumber Exchange Building on April 16. The testimony marks the first definite identification connected to the disputed power of attorney signature linked to Kate Mooers Mahoney.
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Dolores M. Johnson
EK J. Brandt
Lumber Exchange
Frank Irish
Brandt
Mrs. Johnson
Kate Mooers Mart
Mother Sees Car Kill Girl in Street Tragedy
Louise Yackel a 14 year old resident of 214 29th Ave was fatally injured after being struck by a car on East Street near Madison Street and died an hour later at Providence hospital. The driver Fred A was questioned and released on personal recognizance while police and the coroner investigated. The body was taken to Bonmey Watzon's.
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E. Madison St
Louise Yackel
29Th Ave
Providence
le Anna Yackel
Fred A
Ave. N
Eugene Meacham
M. D. Curie
Providence Hos Army
Fee
City Hints Oil May End Taxes In Long Beach
Long Beach may become tax free as the city owns part of a new oil well on municipal property. The well near the hill in the port area is producing about 2,000 barrels per day and could net the city roughly 433 000 dollars annually after costs. Two more wells are planned, with a total of five wells expected within a year.
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Long Beach
Cal
Ral Hill
Long’ Beach
Ramsey Ot Co
Sang Beach
City Sa
Distinguished citizen Foch honored with degree
Cartoonish notice mocks soldiers fleeing a war, cites Marshal Foch as the world’s most distinguished citizen. It notes the University of Washington awarding him another honorary degree, and jokes about his return to Brest. The piece jokes that Foch is learning what it means to be a great man by degrees.
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University of Washington
Foch
Santa Claus
Santa
Miscellany notes and letters from old Jacksonville page
A jumble of items includes an audience plea about a Buick needing work, remarks on Switzerland naval scraps, Dartmouth and Cornell football humor, a golf anecdote about losing five balls, political quips about voting, and a string of witty quotes about Babe Ruth, Judge Landis, and Marshal Foch.
Back Home Ghosts of Journalism School News
An advance notice describes a reunion at The Commons on campus with talk of old traditions from the journalism program. It recalls the Wave era, staged performances at Meany hall, and notable alumni like Merie Thorpe and Frank G. Kane celebrating Homecoming Week.
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Joe
State University
Daily Gang
Black Cloud
Gentleman Joe
Meany Hall
Merie Thorpe
Nation's Business
Frank G. Kane
Erwin & Wasey Co
Chicago
Washington Automotive Trade Annociation
Ing Dr. Carson
France
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Port Angeles
Home Brew
Marshal Foch
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Walute
Brest
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Homer Hrew
Switzerland
Cornell
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Lil’ Gee Gee
Shorty Simms
Ireland
Caldwell
Fitzgerald
Babe Ruth
Baye Oma
N. Ocran
Jacksonville
Sahara Desert
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Robbins
Thames
London
Red Jake Saunders
Burson
Christmas Tree
Daniel Green
Cavalier
BON Marche
Paris
Little Sister
Baby's Gift Booth
Baby Shop
Dad
TOY Shop
Booth
Washington
Armours
Don Marché
Mitel
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