Society Matron Poison Victim Found in Chicago Apartment
Chicago reports Mrs Florence Manley Hood society matron of Birmingham Alabama died after poisoning in a North Side hotel suite. Walter Head general counsel for Alabama Power Company was summoned. hotel staff and doctor attended. Hood registered as Mr and Mrs Walter Hood with Soha Cashin. An inquest awaited coroner's findings as Head hurried to the scene. A companion Current Events Club item noted a talk on The Letter and Its Development and a scientist’s temperature finding of 65 degrees for mental workers.
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Chicago
Florence Manley Hood
Birmingham
Als
John TR
Ames
Current Eventa Club
Scott R. Wagner
Prisoners Arraigned On Criminal Charges At Court
Four of 25 prisoners arraigned before Judge Wagaman pleaded guilty others pled not guilty. Charges include rape against minors, aggravated assault, attempted rape, and murder. Notable defendants include Archie Bean accused of murder, and Grace Downs charged with assaulting her child husband. Several pleaded not guilty and requested counsel while some admitted guilt on specific counts.
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F. G. Wagaman
Robert Murphy
John Jones
Mary Berger
Antietam Creek
Hagerstown
Fitet
Howard L. Downs
Grace C. Downs
Christian Sharp
Isaac Hammersin
Yberly
Archie 8
Bean
Samuel Long
D. A. Wolfinger
Harper Battentine
Hilton Grove
Elmer G. Miller
Citizens Bank of
Keedysville
Meaded
Coourt
George D. Hicks
Willie Smith
Earl Stocke
Dot McCauley
Gilvert
Tarvey Stocksla Ald Iarcony
Ain Duampbile
Eters
Nots
William HW
Ravey
Bruce Lightner
McCautey
Jack Steith
Charles W. Wolf
Robert Yeakle
D. Nawton Henson
Charlee W. Well
Chester Barnhart
John McCauley
Harvey Stockslager
Crown Oil and Wax Company
Funkelawn Pike
Hank
Builly
George Hicks
Michard Mongan
Porter Shaffer
Isaac Hite
Henry Golden
Howert McElves
Uite
Golden Wat
Herper Tallentines
Willian Jeuhnson
Baltimore Grain Market Report No. 49
Closing Balt imore grain market shows wheat red spot domestic 1.68 percent and garlicky domestic 1.44 percent. Corn old yellow domestic 1.05, oats No 2 white 4994932. Receipts 110 tons timothy $24,5025, No 2 timothy 922423, clover figures $21 to $23.50. Straw receipts mona No 4 wheat $11 to $12, oats $12 to $12.50. Spring wheat bran Western 100-pound sacks per ton $35, Western middlings brown $2.
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Baltimore
Livestock Market Prices Reported in Baltimore
Livestock receipts in Baltimore on November 19 showed cattle values ranging from good to prime meat categories at 4.75 to 9.25 per unit, with medium to food grades at 8.60 to 9.00 and common to medium around 4.50 to 8.60. Hogs and bulls posted varied quotes from 4.26 to 7.76 for common to choice classifications reflecting market demand.
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Altimore
Trial list from Iberay criminal cases opened Monday
Names include Anice Lightner Howard and William Hikes among those charged with larceny and robbery at the Standard Oil plant. Several defendants are listed as not guilty while others are awaiting arraignment or have not been apprehended. The session will begin Monday morning.
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Ingting
G. F. Baker
Anice Lightner
Howard
William Hikes
Robart Yeakle
Samuel Houpt
Standard Oil Company
Nol Gu
Joan J. Allen
Gertrude Gross
Leo Miller
John Burnam
Calvert Marie
Chester Barnhart
Lateen
Small
Nevill Oswald
James Williard
Charles Mangan
George Hicks
Rosie Terrell
Livestock Market Prices Mixed for Sheep and Lambs
Receipts totaled 500 head with sheep and lambs trading steady to good. Sheep mostly 3.50 to 4.50 per head and 207.50 for the average, lambs around 106.25, while general cattle and cars showed varied demand at 5 250 dollars in some lots.
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