Texas Guinan Leaves Chicago After Green Mill Shooting
Chicago March 14 Texas Guinan the Queen of Night Clubs left Chicago for the East a week early as police padlocked her Green Mill club after a shooting during a rent dispute involving manager Harry Voller the bodyguard Arthur Reed and Switzer owner of the building Switzer said Voller refused to pay rent and gunfire followed as Guinan and her party fired at the club crowd Switzer and Reed were held for investigation Guinan said she would testify in any court as she left with police noting the club was rough even before her arrival in fall 192x.
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Chicago
Texas
Guinan
Chi- Oo
Middle West
East
Green Mul
Lear Switser
Harry Voller
Tex
Voller
Switzer
Green Mill
Vouler
Yoi
Ter
Yoiler
Arthur Reed
Yotler
Reed
Tejas
New York
Tess
I Never Give a Sucker a Square Break
Phrase captured as is. No additional facts or context available in source.
Brownhelm Receptions for Mr and Mrs Burton Sick
Brownhelm March 22 Mr and Mrs Joba Miler hosted a gathering for relatives in honor of guests Mr and Mrs Burton Sick whose marriage occurred Saturday March 5 at Te-Yedo. Mrs Sick formerly Miss Derleska Garrett of Jackson Michigan and the groom a Brownhelm High School graduate and Congregational member. A social hour and refreshments followed. Attending were Mrs Louisa Sick and family, Mr and Mrs Edwin Hasecpieg of A hers, Miss Rosetta Jer of M de Ridge, Miss Huldah M ler, Clayton Eck, Mabel Hasenpflug, the Mullers and several others.
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Burton Sick
Brownhelm
Joba. Miler
Sirs
Te- Yedo
Sick
Derleska Garrett
Jackson, Mich
Louiss Sick
Browcheimigh School
Brown- Helm Congregational Church
Cleveland
Raymond Sick
Louisa Sick
Walter Miller
Edwin Hasecpieg
Rosetta Jer
M de Ridge
R. A. Jer
Huldah M Ler
Clayton Eck
Kart Haserpfnz
Mabel Hasenpflug
E. F. Miller
Newton Hasenpflug
Joan Fi. Muller
Somussel
aArcoht Kropf
E. M. Leuszier
Evargelicel Church
Chrristias Endeavor Society
John Kropf
Axtel
0. Peabody
Henrietta
Margaret Bauer
Elyria
Stanley Wangerine
Russia Township
Mac Abel
Albert Koch
Amherst Township
Local High School Class Hosts Evening Party
A class and friends of E B Kellmer hosted a Monday evening party at the Kellmer home with dancing music and cards. Attendees included Misses Lehman Lowe Diehl Bauman Colliss Miller Normande Harris Schibler Slater Sharp Zilch Bringeman and several Kellmer family members and friends.
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E B. Kellmer
Bseertot
Devona Lehman
Helen Lowe
Mildred Diehl Berzice Bauman
Margaret Colliss
Emma Miller
Irece Normande
Myrtle Harris
Evelyn Schibler
Paulise Slater
Lois Sharp
Gladys Zilch
Marc Bringeman
Eob Kellmer
Fred Aredt
John Liss
Earle Northeie
Wm. McQueen
Walter Knispe
Keith Dogdale
Gordes Pacter
Community Notices Of Local Visits And New Birth
Mrs and Mrs Otto Mischka and family attended by Ben Shomogr of Cleveland visited relatives. Congregational choir met at John Portman home. Hasenpug family were dinner guests of Rey and Mrs Suck of Oberlin. I K Crosby and Mrs Crosby visited Oberlin. George Baird of Lorain visited Dora Buckley’s mother. Rev Herrys Suck spent night with Wm Hasenpflug. Arnold Krepf and BE Leuszier spent day in Cleveland. E G Cooper of Lorain and Bessie Cook Oberlin visited Hares Whitnesey. Burt Sage of Reid Avenue reports a son born March Std at St Josephs. Lewis Zager and Mrs George Ruple of Cleveland visited H B Shattuck. Hayes Whittlesey and Philip Lawrence of Euclid Village visited Norwalk.
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Dsrs
Boms
Otto Mischka
Ben Shomogr
Cleveland
Sarah Harris
Congregational Church
John Portman
Arthur Hasenpug
Rey
Henry Suck
Oberlin
I. K. Crosby
Oberin
George Baird
Lorain
Dora Buckley
Herrys Suck
Wm. Hasenpflug
Arnold Krepf
BE. M. Leuszier
E. G. Cooper
Bessie Cook
Hares Whitnesey
Burton Sage
Reid Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lewis Zager
George Ruple
H. B. Shattuck
Hayes Whittlesey
Norwalk
H.A. Lawrence
Philip
Euclid Village
Sundar
Mother Keeps Muriel's Stomach Sweet With Acidine Aid
A Chicago mother explains giving Muriel Acidine to counteract excess sugar and acidity from cake and candy. She notes the remedy calms the stomach and avoids drowsiness, praising its safety and affordability from local drugstores.
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Muriel
Social News Notes From Local Families
Mrs Adam Claus and daughter entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs E P Phillips and son of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs E G Lesher and Miss Mary Chapin visited Isaac Lesher of Wadsworth. Charles Bechtel and RK W Bechtel with sons Raymond and Robert visited Angus: Meu rice of Lorain. Mrs F H Peck, taken to Amherst Hospital with pneumonia, is somewhat improved. Mrs A Hewitt of Cleveland and Miss Margaret Gamma of Bertis Heights visited Mrs Adam Claes Sr. and daughter Sunday. Mr and Mrs Burton Sick were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs R A Miller and family Wednesday evening.
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Adam Claus
E. P. Phillips
Cleveland
E. G. Lesher
Mary Chapin
E.G. Lesher
Isaac Lesher
Wadsworth
Charles Bechtel
RK. W. Bechtel
Raymond
Robert
Angus
Meurice
Lorain
F. H. Peck
Amherst Hospital
A. Hewitt
Margaret Gamma
Bertis Heights
Adam Claes Sr
Burton
R. A. Miller
Barrows Outgain Sows in Washington Tests
Agriculture Department tests show barrows on feed gain more than sows. Experts urge hog farmers to focus on raising of mate hogs and improve breeding practices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Eight Years of Feeding Tests on 5635 Hogs Studied
A historical feeding study examined 5,635 hogs over eight years, with 3,018 identified as barrows. The report records methods and outcomes across a large sample highlighting performance differences by sex.
Barrow Weight Figures From Agricultural Report
A fragment notes 2.635 sow and states barrows outpaced sows by 9.43 percent, indicating relative growth in pork production metrics within the observed herd.
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Kalamazoo Stove
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Arthur Hasembfirg
Earl Kellmer
Devenze Lehman
Bedford
Elmer Love
Soph
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Éues Prict
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ST. Patrick's Say
Congressatonel Sunday School
A. J. Cooper
Clasten Bechiel
Reymond Wellmes
Robert Kneisel
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Olivia Vasu
Florence Claus
Emma
Elsis Drechsier
Ruth Miller
Helen Rice
Eleanor Cook
Ruth M. Miller
Howard
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Lester Zuni
Clerwen Sick
Melvin’ S Ele
Russ Miller
Wilam
Jer
Willem Leimbach
Ches
Cook
Christian Endeater Society
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H. L. Brandau
Mabel Hasenpfing
W. M.S
Women's Misionary Society
T. W. Wilson
Harvey Brandan
A. J. Rice
N.B. Escott
Lowell Hurley
William Brechmacher
Richard Brechmacher
Richard, Jr
Mary
Herbert
Wakeman
Charles Bechiel
William Brech Macher
Blwood
H. L Brandau
W. J. Lucas
Detroit
Evra
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Mary Smith
Elrria
H. B. Whittlesey
A J. Rice
Nellia Bacon
George Bacon
Norwalk Hospital
Ruth Whittlesey
Donna Rogers
Marian McClarion
Belden
Mark Curry
Samuel Bacon
Cora Wilcox
F. W. Brandan
H. L. Brandan
John
Misa
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William Leimbach
Eva
Harvey Brandau
Robert Leimbach
Ralph
Ely- Tila
Buren
Sarah Taeder
Thor
Cities Service Securities
Pierre R. Smith
Elyria Office
Ely Bldg
Karl W. Plocher
Lorain Co. Bank
Dwele
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Meen
World Leadership
Gao Pr
Maytag CO
Newton
Elyria Maytag Co
Middle Ave
Ohio
Lorain Maytag CO
Oberlin Hardware CO
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Gount Stook
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