Mapped killer in Denton murder blamed on motive and method
Dr. Bernard Huntington Williams64 describes the Denton killing as the act of a sane schemer rather than a paranoid or epileptic killer. He notes the secret subterranean cellar burial, possible motives of revenge jealousy or money, and cites Mrs Peete's account of a Spanish woman linked to Denton and a basement warning.
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Los Angeles
Jacob C. Denton
Beonard Huntington Williams
Wiliams
Matteawan Hospital
New York
Harry K. Thaw
California University
L. Williams
C. Peeta
Death J Mansion
Denton
Will Get His First Contract For Cleveland Indiana News
Tris peaker manager of the Cleveland Indiana club is to be presented with the head of the Cleburne club of the North Texas league. Speaker has long sought the contract as a souvenir, promised only after he wins a pennant.
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New York
Tris @peaker
Cleveland Indiana
Cleburne
Speaker Oe Sahightoedl
Yadbedger Nanan
Peaker
Extension Offers Autumn Millinery Class at University
The university's home economics department via extension service offers a ten week millinery course taught by Mrs. Virginia Patty. Sessions run Tuesdays 2 to 4 PM starting October 12. The course fee is five dollars. Women may register at the extension office before next Tuesday.
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U. Extension
Department of Home Economics
Virginia Patty
University Extension
Mirror Scene Reflections Prompt Self and Style
Fragment quoted observation notes a woman before a mirror. It suggests two motives: self identity or plans to improve appearance. The line reflects a gendered interpretation of self-image and cosmetic readiness.
Flat Feet Plague City Life Says University Expert
Prof Frank Kleeberger of the University of California says flat feet are a common result of city life and hard pavements. He notes postmen clerks and laborers are affected and describes exercises used in university programs to correct the condition.
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Berkeley
Cal
Frank Kleeberger
University of California
Kreeberger
City Accused Of Breaking 1911 Treaty Violations
Three Japanese firms sue in superior court claiming the city violated the 1911 U. S. Japan treaty and seek a writ of mandate to force license renewals. They allege discrimination based on nationality. Council members respond that the firms are unfit for city business. A show cause hearing is set for October. Two firms are employment agencies and the third is a pawnbroker.
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Counci
U. S
Japan
Prohibition Reform Voices From Local Officials
Paul Clyde of the department, Ben Marche says rum is gone and he’s not interested. McCullough, county-city building attorney, urges action on short skirts. Alt, tailor, hints at labor and wealth reform. George Mathieu predicts passage of the soldiers' bonus bill as the next major U.S. change.
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Paul Clyde
Ben Marche
Women Plan Concert Tour With Metropolitan Thea tre Cast
Rosedale contralto and vit soprano with McIntyre and Heath announce a concert tour next season. The program will feature eighteenth century costume and a quick bow before the audience.
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Rosedale
Vit
McIntyre & Heath
Metropolitan Theatre
October Trade Sales Bring Lower Prices Across Merchandise
After long anticipation, lower prices are now a reality in many merchandise lines. Most goods have dropped in the last weeks, though some items remain above prewar levels, and the October Trade Sales push these savings forward with speed.
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