Jury Deadlocked in New Murder Trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a jury deliberating for forty two hours in the murder case of fiancée Misa Freda Lesser against Kenry 3 remained deadlocked. Court officials described continued questions from jurors about degrees of murder and manslaughter as the five week trial concluded with no verdict.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Kenry
Misa Freda Lesser
Craip
Grec
Degree Murtder
Four Saxbe Brothers Die of Scarlet Fever
Marysville Ohio January 16 Thomas Saxbe aged forty a farmer died at his Mechun home after a week long scarlet fever illness He hunted in Neine Canada or the west Two brothers died of the same contagion forty years ago another brother died in California eight years ago Saxbe is survived by a widow a brother and three sisters
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Marysville
Thomas Saxbe
Sockman
Mechunfasting
Neine
Canada
West
Saxbe
California
Sashe
Mineral supplements for swine nutrition studied at Univ experiment station
Studies by the department of nutrition at the university experiment station show grand rations for swine require mineral supplements to prevent lameness and paralysis from mineral deficiency. If fed milk or tankage, no mineral supplements needed. Cereal rations create calcium and possibly phosphorus needs, met by mixtures of precipitated calcium carbonate and precipitated phosphate. Self fed swine gain more flesh than skeleton unless mineral supplements are mixed with grain.
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He Department of Nutritium
Univ
McTary
Phosphated Iron Capsule Ad Claims Nerve Renewal
An old fashioned ad extols Phosphated Iron Capsule as a remedy for nervousness and fatigue. It asserts iron and phosphate bolster weak nerves, restore vigor, and improve vitality, inviting readers to buy at local drug stores.
Rheumatic Remedy Claim Promises Lasting Relief
Promotional ad touts Neutrona Prescription 99 as a internal cure for rheumatism neuralgia and rheumatic poisons. Claims blood purification and lasting relief without temporary fixes. Available at Ebert's Drug Store and other druggists.
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Ebert
Advt
No Place to Exile Him Red Prisoner Seeks Freedom
Martin De Val a US citizen by birth claims he deserves freedom from deportation in federal court. Held most of his time on Ellis Island since arrest July 1 1918 in Seattle he cites birthplace as St Hert agenrosch Holland. Dutch government refused to accept him and De Val argues keeping him imprisoned for life would be improper.
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New York
Martin de Val
Lila Island
Seattle
St Hertagenrosch
Holland
de Wal
Drebe in Rhyme Kirta Fashion Lyrics Fragment
Fragmentary verse about fashion costs and gowns with bare backs and high heels. Mentions backs, coats of skunk or sable, and pearls paired with a house ring. Ends abruptly with unclear syllables and names.
Lorain Kiwanis Host Ed Arraas Governor Address
Lorain Ohio January 15 Governor Edmund F Arraas of Columbus spoke to the Lorain Kiwanis Club. Lorain Board of Health awaits the legislature on amendments to Hughes bill now pending.
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Lorain
Edmund F. Arraas
Columbus
State
Kiwanis Club
Lorain Kiwanis Club
Lorain, O
Maixuen Antineptic Powder Ad
Indigestion and dyspepsia troubles suggested to try Maixuen Antineptic Powder. Claims contain no drugs or harmful ingredients. Available at drug stores 35 and 60 cents or by mail from Anderson Chemical Co. Cleveland Ohio.
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Anderson Chemical Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Munsey Buys New York Herald
Frank A. Munsey, a publisher, reportedly purchased the New York Herald and its Evening Telegram and the Paris edition. He declined to disclose the price and said plans for the papers would not be announced. The deal involved executors Rotman Wanamaker and Guaranty Trust Company of the Bennett estate.
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New York
Cta
Frank A. Munsey
Aleht
New York Evening Telegram
Paris
The
Herald
Ly Rotman Wanamaker
Guaranty Trust Company
Jamez Gordon Bennett
Monarchs view royal jewels sale in Lausanne
Former monarchs living in the country attended the sale of jewels and art from the estate of the late Princess Vera Lotonof of Russia in Lausanne. King Constantine and Queen, and former Emperor Charles and Zita of Austria-Hungary were present but made no purchases. A Paris dealer bought a neck piece for 500,900 francs and other jewels sold at high prices.
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Lausanne
Vera Lotonof
Russia
Constantine
Greece
Nil Yupresa Charlea
Zita
Austria- Hungary
Frances
Famous Pelicious Apple Good for Ohio Culture
The Dellelozs Apply, sold at attractive prices to fruit stores and railroads, proves adaptable to Ohio growing conditions per the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster. Averaging about eight bushels per tree yearly from the eleventh to twentieth year, it has continued fruiting though not a heavy bearer. The fruit shows good size and color, suited for dessert, with extensive plantings in Ohio now bearing. A bulletin from the station lists apples best adapted to Ohio including Delicious and is mailed free to residents upon request.
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Ohio
Wooster
Ohio Station
Lerain Death Rate Report For December
January 15. Nineteen deaths recorded in December, with a mortality rate of 475 per cent, compared to 11 deaths and a rate of 3442 per cent for the same month last year.
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Lerain
Divorce petition filed by widow of manslaughter slayer
East Liverpool January 15 Mrs Fannie Gilkinson seeks divorce from Joseph Bart Gilkinson the convicted slayer who served 14 months of a 12 year sentence after pleading manslaughter for killing Alonzo Kidder. He married the widow after parole in 1914 and the petition cites failure to provide and cruelty in the marriage record.
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East Liverpool
Fannie
Gilkinson
Lig Lon
Joseph Bart Gilkinson
Alonzo Kidder
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