Marital scandal shocks Louisville to Shelbyville elopement
Chicago reported Tuella Gaines 45 wed Winston Phillips 19 in Shelbyville Kentucky after eloping from Louisville where Phillips had courted Gaines daughter Susan. The mother, wealthy at about 100000, plans to return home and end the union as Phillips vows to start anew with his own funds and without support. Relations with Susan appear ruined as Phillips reflects on a three year burst of upheaval.
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Chicago
Tuella | Gaines
Winston | Phillips
Hold Up At Phillips Street Store Startles Telegraph Office
A late night hold-up at the store of Philip St Germaine in Germantown district led to a masked pair demanding cash. Emma Jamieson, a night operator, alerted police after hearing threats to blow brains out and cut wires. St Germaine, who is crippled, said he had only 30 dollars. robbers fled before officers arrived.
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International News
Aitieboro
Mass
Maren
Emma Jamieson
Patroluian Fournier
Philip St. Germaine
Phillips Street
Germantown
Norwood
Paradis
O'Donnell
Fournier
St. Germaine
Anne
Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Abundant Life
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp refreshing tonic that thickens hair and reduces dandruff. It claims the product makes hair appear fuller and stronger after a massage, urging readers to buy the six cent bottle from druggists.
Federal Reserve Board Head To Remain In Office
William P. G. Harding of Alabama, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, is likely to stay in his post indefinitely. Reports from Washington say President Harding and Secretary Mellon admire Harding's handling of financial affairs and want him to remain as long as he can. The capital expresses satisfaction over the administration's stance to keep the Fed out of politics.
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William Pp. G. Harding
Alabama
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Harding
Treasury
Mellon
Federal Reserve
Worcester City to use Beaver Brook as circus lot
Worcester Massachusetts March 11 The city playground at Beaver Brook will be used as a circus ground by decision of the Park and Reservation Commission, promising the city treasury a gain of about 260 dollars with each circus visit The Cumberland Valley Telephone Co plans to move its exchange within weeks with much equipment already shifted to Shippensburg leaving only a small subscriber base Miss Lucile Hoffman, student at Walnut Lane School Philadelphia, returns to resume studies in Philadelphia
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International News
Worcester
Mass
Beaver Brook
Park and Reservation Commission
Lucile Hoffman
Walnut Lane School
Philadelphia
Illnes
Dreco Tonic Praised By Frederick Citizen
Frederick resident Nathan Barrick, 73, says Dreco kept him well nine weeks on broth and crackers. He bought five bottles, noting relief from rheumatic pain, hip and back discomfort, belly gas, and sleep issues, and credits being able to work again. Dreco touted as tonic and strength builder available through Weat End Pharmacy and Anghinhangh Son.
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Frederick
Nathan Barrick
Wisner St. Frederick
Dreen
D. &. Anghinhangh
tHagerstown
Dollar Day Sale Highlights Boys and Menswear
Saturday specials showcase Lu Men s Pants in khaki and da, boys knee pants in wool and wool mix, and boys suits priced around three dollars. Ladies coats and silk dresses feature Dollar Day specials. Mens suits offered at good values, with limited quantities and sizes up to 17 for boys.
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American Sugar Refining
United States
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United Retail Candy
Kennecott Copper
Maxwell-Chalmers
White Motors
Yequest
Mbt
Hughes & Dier
Phlia
Stack Rechanke Pittaburgh Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Proluce Exchange
6. Of
Durdes
North Jonathan Steeee
Iogeratown
Bell Vhone Two
Ata
Willian
Jacobson’s Saving Store
Jacobson
Ladies’— Elk
Sateen Petticoats
Wari Vaneure
Ris Agame
Etanas Ag
Sepemarece
Nage LY
Children’s— Union
Franklin St
Hagerstown
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