Woman Charged With 150000 Stock Pool Forgery
Miss Helen L. Beckett, a Wall Street stock stenographer, is accused of second degree forgery after police say she specialized in stock pools and defrauded victims of more than 150000. Complaints flood the district attorney’s office in New York as the arrest prompts ongoing inquiries.
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Helen L. Beckett
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Dr Erwin Roth and Maye Cookson Arrested in Drug Case
Dr Erwin C Roth once New England narcotic director charged with violation of the Mann Waite act. Maye Cookson a 20 year old Boston resident held on selling drugs charges in Kansas City. Ruth fled on bond as the case unfolds amid stock market mentions and regional indicators.
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Dr. Roth
New England
Mann “Waite
Maye Cookson
Boston
Kansas City
Ruth
Norwalk Woman Murdered In Chicago Mystery Apartment
In Chicago on February 23, Maybelle Exley of Norwalk Ohio previously of Louisville Kentucky was identified as the murdered wife of John Duffy. Exley’s brother Lester Exley, a Chicago artist, told officers of the marriage on February 20 and said he had never met Duffy but knew of the union through their mother Mrs George Easley of Norwalk.
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Carmen Avenue
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Lester Exley
Blain
Maybelle Exley
Norwalk
Ohio
Louisville
George Easley
Baby girl survives auto train crash near Mount Kisco
Bulletin from Mount Kisco reports a baby girl born immediately after its mother was thrown from an auto struck by a fast train. The mother sustained only a dislocated elbow and the newborn is alive in the hospital.
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Kid Driver crowned national trail race champion
Ashton Idaho Feb 23 Ol cot t gar Kid Driver hailed by North trail enthusiasts as the national dot race champion after a dramatic finish ruling out favorites. New York Feb 23 Berlenbach to meet Fisher at the Garden Show next week in a tough middleweight clash. Dated reports also note boxing talk and coal price listings and commodity quotes.
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Idaho
Olcott Gar
North Trail
New York
Oul Berlenbach
Young Fisher
Syracuse
Garden Show
Fisher
Berlenhack
Pay Walsh
Louis Fipo
Hua
Quintin Romero-Rojas
Dempsis
Firpo
Dempsey Banachine
Bill Brennan
Jack McCadle
Tees Waillord
Richard
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Pat Moran
New Orleans
Washington General Heroism Amidst Civil War Strife
Fragmentary OCR outlines a Washington general's role in a major wartime action. It mentions bravery, soldiers at a Vaers fore ant a, and a 59-year-old leader amid tough conditions. Readable portions point to a notable battle or campaign and the impact on troops.
Welfare reform reaches Hollywood bathing beauties colony
The article notes Hollywood as a movie hub under reform scrutiny with rising attention from welfare groups. It mentions a new Society for the Instruction of Movie Bathing Beauties in a California settlement, signaling broader reform momentum in the film industry.
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New York
California
Sipup.ng
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Markets show varied prices for produce and staples
The market page lists dried beans 1-2 per bag, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers with quoted ranges. Prices include beets, carrots, greens, and fresh produce items, with notes on regional supplies and miscellaneous items like poultry and grains.
Southern Georgia Market News Sees Mixed Trading
The stock page reports mixed results with gains in certain rails and rails and declines in others. It notes weekly bond activity and points to the week’s overall performance, mentioning specific bond movements and market tone.
State Briefs from Columbus and Chicago
Reports from Columbus and Chicago detail political candidacies and legal actions. Roscoe C McCullough of Canton announces a bid for the Republican nomination for Governor at a Wooster meeting. Lieutenant Governor Earl D Bloom of Bowling Green is slated to seek renomination. In Cleveland, the Carmen's Union wins a motion to dismiss a 29 990 damage suit over a closed shop. A state Supreme Court case involves Katherine Balvk Malm tied to a murder trial.
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Athan Nating
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Hay
Common Pleas Court
Carmen's Union
Labr
John 8. Baker
Columbus
Roscoe C McCullough
Canton
Wooster
Teh
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Democrat
Chicago
Katherine Balvk Malm
Edward Lehman
Ohio and Western Conference Basketball Scores
Scores from Ohio Conference games show Baldwin Wallace 21 Oberlin 1 West rally 30 Mount Union 26 Wittenberg 22. Western Conference Illinois 25 Iowa 1. Davis-Elkins 41 John Carroll 75. Penn State 2 Prishu Delaware 24 Ursinus iv. Toledo 33 Findlay 15 Dartmouth 2u. Colubmia 73 W. and J 26 Carnegie Tish 16.
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Penn State
Prishu Delaware
Ursinus iv
Toledo
Findlay
Dartmouth
Dr William M Brown Former Arkansas Bishop Faces Heresy Trial
Dr William Montgomery Brown former bishop of Arkansas faces a church trial on heresy charges. He previously endured a similar inquiry with no definite action, resigned in 1912 due to ill health, and has since authored Chrast and Commun im. His early life, education, and missionary career are noted along with writings on church union.
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Willian Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Episcopal Church
Orrsalle
Wasne
Ecahury Mail
Farhault
Minn
Tnimbier
Jxen von Colicse
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Gabon
de Cose
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Lisle
Construction contract awarded for St Michael's church project
A disputed contract award outlines the structure walls and dimensions for a Catholic church project. Fr. Michael and parish leadership are listed regarding the plans, with architectural guidance for the parish site and its completion.
Lorain Lions smother Ashland to win 43 24
Lorain Lions defeated Ashland 43 to 24 as Ashland led early, then Lorain mounted a decisive rally. News from Columbus notes Ohio penitentiary admissions rising to 1112 this January, Jefferson County contributing five of the 22. other items include J O Cline’s snake tale in Monroe County and a Sardis report.
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Ashland
Acorn
Lions
Columbus
Ohio
Jefferson County
Willam Baron
Mmm Nay Ha Nte Hn Mahe
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