Holding Pair For Poisoning For Insurance
Newark May 14. Mrs John Creighton and her husband held without bail on charges of poisoning Charles Raymond Avery. Prosecutor Bigelow seeks permission to exhume bodies of John Creighton’s parents to learn if aging deaths were properly diagnosed. Mrs Creighton named beneficiary in a $1000 insurance policy she helped obtain.
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Newark
N. 3
John Creighton
Charles Raymond Avery
O'Digelow
Waller Creighton
Young Avery
Creighton
Bigelow
Howard Gray Wins Top Honors at Gilman School
Howard Kramer Gray, former student at Gilman Country School in Baltimore, was named by fellow seniors as the most representative Princetonian, the most popular class member, and the one who has done the most for the class. He is son of Carl R. Gray.
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Howard Kramer Gray
Gilman Country School
Baltimore
Doctor Recommended Tanlac for Mrs Bell in Bordentown
Mrs John Bell of YS Willow Street Bordentown recounts long standing stomach trouble nerv ousness and fatigue relieved by Tanlac after a friend and her doctor advised its use. She credits the first bottle with ending headaches dizziness and weakness and says she has used Tanlac ever since. Tanlac sold by all druggists Take no substitute over 37 800 000 bottles sold.
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John Bell
Willow Street
Bordentown
Taniac
Radio Schedule for May 14 1923 at KDKA and KYW
A fragment listing daily broadcast times and programs for KDKA Pittsburgh and station WIZ Newark plus KYW Chicago, detailing music, weather forecasts, baseball scores, concerts, bedtime stories, market reports, and various talks from morning to late night. Includes multiple stations and program titles.
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KDKA
Hust
Pittshureh
Kdka Little Symphony Orchestra
Koka Orchestra
Newark
Nis
Bt. Nichols Magazine
Peter Henderson Company
Arlington Vine Siongls
Qzweather
Sitation Kyw
Chicago
Naval Observatory
Hailey Electric Company Sets and Parts for Tallling Sets
Hailey Electric Company advertises spacing shifting sets and parts for talling sets. The listing includes handles, cables, and housings for circuit equipment and maintenance supplies. Local engineers and technicians are invited to inquire for bulk orders and replacements.
Indian Youth Fools Doctors and Dies After Crash
Mitchel Choteau a wealthy Indian youth from Arkansas City fooled doctors after his car overturned. He suffered a broken back and survived two and a half months with a damaged spinal cord before dying at his home.
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International News Service
Arkansas City
Kan
Mitchel Choteau
Qeage
Choteau
Ghoteau
Former President of Western Md Railway Notable Leader
A former president of the Western Maryland Railway is noted for his activities, with mention of a sighting in Omaha, Nebraska. His father was elected chairman of the board of the Canadian National Railways last September, a major operator including Surmain and Jines in the Dominion.
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Western Md. Railway
Ile Saw Hoes
Omaha
Neb
Canadian National Railways
Surmain Iuok Jines
The
Dominion
Hite’s Park Demolished for Public Utility Project
A reader notes Pildazer Park, once cherished as Joey’s haunt and immortalized in Daily Mail lore, is being destroyed to clear space for a public a utility station. The piece laments the loss of a favorite gathering place and reflects on changing urban priorities.
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Hite
Pildazer Park
Joey
Ithyramy Dick
Mal
Boy Kille Another In Candy Quarrel
Baltimore reports a coroner's inquest into the death of 9 year old Joseph Dewhirst of Mount Airy. Wilson Smith, also 9 and a schoolmate, is in custody after throwing scissors during a candy quarrel in his home parlor. Dewhirst died within an hour from the blade wound near the heart.
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Baltimore
Joseph Dewhirat
Mount Tainler
Wilson Smith
Mount Balbier
Young Dewhirst
Dewhirst
YENHRA Blood Purifier Claim From Ancient Practice
The text cites an ancient practice by foremothers to cleanse blood each spring using herbs and barks. It mentions 1936 preparation of Buch herbs and barks designed to purify blood scientifically and guarantee effectiveness across generations. It notes lifestyle timing from winter to spring.
Memorial services planned for late June in Williamsport
In the last two weeks three boys were shot and killed while playing with cowpanions near Baltimore. Memorial services for Aaron Judge of Odd Fellows of Williamsport will be held in Hiverview Cemetery on Sunday June 10. Past Grand Master Haus Preeger of Cumberland is expected to deliver the memorial address.
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Baltimore
Williamsport
Hiverview
Haus Preeger
Cumberland
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