Mothers Claim Baby in Georgia Court Battle
A Georgia court hears a century style dispute as Madelaine Pittman and Garner Garner argue over the baby. The case references Solomon and features expert testimony on paternity tests and age evidence as two mothers claim the child. The matter centers on rightful parentage and the nurses’ role in baby identification.
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Atlanta
Plains of i
Madelaine
Pittman
Johnn R. Madélaine
Grady Hospital
Mee
Garner
Mra
Pitt
Mra Pittroan
Mattelaine
Jude
Allen Fr. Bunce
May
Leathen Tom Seneen
Salt Sea Bandits Rob City Couple of Thieves
Police report two suspects nabbed after mugging a woman near Pike and Meopatras last night. Victim’s purse held $290 in cash and a $50 Liberty Head coin. suspects fled toward 415 before being detained. One man jailed on charges while the other remained in custody.
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Martin
Spe
Charrealoe
Motorcycle arrest shocks city youth on University Street
Patrolman V. Har arrested 16 year old James Loway at University Street in March after catching him riding a motorbike with an open cutout. The youth was brought to the police station where officers found the cycle had been stolen from Puyallup in October. He was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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V. Har
James Loway
University St. Mon
Puyallup Metober
Lecture on Moscow Revolution by Swiss Speaker
Albert Baechtomtz, a young Swiss labor student, will speak at the Labor Temple auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock about life in Moscow during the Russian Revolution. The public is invited.
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Moscow
Albert Baechtomtz
Thief Loots Police Officer Strecker Home Birthday Party
A thief looted the home of Patrolman W. J. Strecker on Pind Avenue during a birthday anniversary gathering for Strecker and his neighbor Ray La Grand. Stolen items included jewelry from the residence as the celebration continued nearby.
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W. J. Strecker
Streck
Ray la Grand
Strecker
Pind Ave
Fined Lightly for "Doing No Wrong" in Vendonteland
Washington Supreme Court agreed to review the Amer socialist party conviction for publishing The Orent Maé poems. The party faces a $5,000 fine.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Amer
Socialist Party
Calle
Orent Maé‘pems
Man Confesses to Killing Hunter Near Allyn
John Baker of Belfair confessed yesterday that he shot and killed Wayne Baldwin in the woods near Allyn early Saturday. He claimed the shooting occurred during a deer-shining mislight and led to the death being cleared up. Baker was held on a $600 bond on a man slaughter charge.
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Port Orchard
John Baker
Btellacoom
Wayne Baldwin
Allyn
Maker
Baker
Baldwin
Alain
H. KB
German
Lakers
Man Read
Canada Leads in Paper Production in British Columbia
The article notes British Columbia’s rise as a major center for thin paper manufacturing. It recalls that ten years ago pulp production was minimal, yet by 1919 pulpwood investments reached $66,000,000, ranking BC third among Canadian provinces in pulp factory investment and output.
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Vancouver
Bb. C
British Columbian
Columbia
Canada
Pair Held Here as Marine Deserters
A. F. Cote, 26, and F. L. Curnow, 18, were taken into custody in the city on Tuesday accused of desertion from the Marine Corps at Bremerton. Authorities say they are also implicated in stealing government property.
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A. F. Cote
F. L. Curnow
City
Bremerton
Fire destroys Chicago block in early morning blaze
A six story business block in Chicago was destroyed by a blaze that began early today. Firefighters brought the fire under control at 7 40 a.m., about two hours after discovery, with the lot valued at $100000.
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Chicago
Twelve Men Arrested in Union Street Gambling Raid
Police raid at 708 Union Street nets twelve men arrested Monday afternoon. Detectives say the suspects were charged with gun running and related offenses.
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Union #1
Piice
Two Suspects Arrested in Spokane for Sermon Theft
Detectives Brown and Harris report C W Spear and Richard Carter, both in their twenties, stole sermons valued at 500 dollars from a Spokane minister living at the Victoria hotel. The pair, held for Spokane police, also tied to a Spokane burglary with an associate named Tred Kinney who was captured when a revolver misfired.
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Spokane
C. W. Spear
Richard Carter
A. A. Brown
L. C. Harris
Victoria Hotel
Spear
Bradley
Apokane
Seattle welcomes 8000 tourists via Welcome Bureau services
The Washington Information Bureau of Beattie Chamber of Commerce reports the service, launched as an experiment, has become a market success. It guides tourists and new residents to attractions and lodging, distributes literature, and directs inquirers to 1211 Fourth Ave for free assistance.
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Puget Sound
Weehington
Gre Beattie Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Suspects Held on Theft Charge in Riverton Hospital Case
Horace L. Curley aged 96 and Joe Winning aged 26 are accused of stealing a suitcase and clothing from Roy Teal at Riverton Pulmonary Hospital. Detectives A. A. Brown and L. Harris arrested them on open charges in city fall.
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Heli
City
Horace L. Curley
Joe Winning
Roy Teal
Riverton Pulmonary Hospital
A. A. Brown
L. ©. Harris
Vancouver Pleads for Water Deepen Columbia River
Vancouver residents urged federal engineers to deepen the Columbia River between Vancouver and the Willamette mouth. A recent project verity report prompted a hearing after the agency granted it yesterday.
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Vancouver
Wash
Columbia River
Willamette
200 000 Acres Open for Colorado Entry
Denver Oct 19 More than 700000 acres of land in Colorado have been released for Nomestead entry. The land reserved for power development may be taken if the government needs it for power sites. Most of the land lies in five valleys.
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Denver
Colorado
Worl
M. D. McEniry
United States Land Service
Valteva
Masons Hold Rites for Hero
Funeral services for John McGord, 73, were held Monday afternoon in the Corinthian room of the Mason temple under the auspices of St. John's Lodge No. 6, Pree and Accepted Masons.
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John McGord
Aanon
Masonite Temple
St. John's Lodge No. 6
Democratic candidates to speak at University Hall meeting
Democratic hopefuls Black and Todd were scheduled to address a crowd at the University Masonic hall and Green Lake district meeting. The Prem club session was postponed. County candidates speak at the University branch library, with further appearances planned in Spokane Wednesday night. Barrett alias Harrison Barr, a captured convict from Nebraska, was arrested there.
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Black
Todd
Judes W. OW
Ena Hegh
Tod
Indigestion Corrected by Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement explains indigestion stems from stomach issues and offers Williams Pink Pills as a remedy. It cites Mrs. M Doerrmann of Dubuque and promotes a booklet What to Eat and How to Eat free by mail from Schenectady.
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Cine
Ind
William Ik Pilla
Acta
Mre
M. Doerrmann
Arlington Street
Dubuque
Town
Deeremann
Dr. Wiliam’ Maticine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Aldraggiete
Willams
O-Cedar Mop Price Increase To November 1st
The notice warns a 25 cent price rise for O-Cedar Mops due to higher costs after the war. It explains prewar materials, current shortages, and labor cost jumps, insisting the increase is necessary to maintain standards for millions of households. Buy now at existing prices while available.
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