Isrew Do aes work drug scare on Broadway
A fragmentary New York report recounts a narcotics inquiry sparked by tips from prominent locals and a comedian Ben Welch describing a friend who used cocaine. Eugenia Keller, heiress, warns of cocaine fiends in Broadway venues, with vague references to suspects and court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Welch
Ben
St. Louis
Welch
New York
White Way
Eugenia Keller
Broadway
Magistrate House
Cour Lovely
Eelfey
St Mary's Minster Show Draws Large Local Crowd
The St Mary's Minster production at St Mary's auditorium Wednesday evening drew a large, pleased audience and a second performance was set for tonight. Fifty local participants delivered a lively card of songs, skits, and a Chaplin impersonation, with strong musical interludes by the Cadenza orchestra and a Zylophone act by Leake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St_ Mary’s Minster
St Mary's
St Mary's Club
Dabney Lee Smith
Smith
Emil Francois
June Hart
Martin J Walsh
William Mutheran
Mississippi River
Curt Robinson
Dapney Smith
Charles Gill
Maggie
R. E. Gill
Mr. Leake
Mr. Flaherty
Fred Johnson
Charles Chaplin
Messrs Walsh, Smith and Hopkins
Mr. Johnson
Chaplin
A. J. Smith
Cadenza
Welch & Fullerton Druggists Deliver Across City
Welch and Fullerton, noted local druggists, announce delivery service to all city areas ensuring prompt access to medicines and sundries for residents and patients alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch & Fullerton
Miller Pays Fine In Immoral Purposes Case
Miller paid a police court fine of 11.60 on Wednesday for assembling for immoral purposes with Rosie Kirkpatrick. The woman did not appear for trial and forfeited a 15 bond. Kids were arrested by city police Tuesday for the apple woman at the corner. Milton Bronner, poet and journalist, visited the Scripps-Ma Rae League cashier on pay day to collect his salary. the bookkeeper, sick with measles, denied him a greeting. A Harlem milk store window display read Buy our milk and insure your family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Kirkpatrick
Charles
Miller
Milton Bronner
Scripps-McRae League
Browner
L Adder
Bronner
Harlem
Carduz Woman's Tonic Credited By Ky Mother
Mrs Laura Bratcher of Ready Kentucky recounts a long illness with head and nervous troubles. After trying doctors, she credits Carduz with a dramatic recovery after eleven bottles, claiming renewed strength and ability to work. The ad urges other women to try Carduz, noting it has helped thousands in fifty years.
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Laura Bratcher
Carduz
Bob
Atall Druggists
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