Obituary Notice for Mobile Engineer Fated by War
A late obituary details the death of an elderly engineer from Mobile who served under wartime conditions. He trained with the Men trained in the locomotive department and faced issues with eyesight. Survived by daughters Lula Underwood Ellsworth Nelson Tass Lanham and others. Services set for 8:20 and 9 at St Catherine's and burial in Pine Creek.
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Mobile
Teway
Sremattne
John M
I Underwood
Nél Ellsworth
Lula Nelson
Tass
C. BE. Lanham
St. Catherine's
Lawson Denies Aying Rep Henry Wamed Adoo Leak Allegations
A chaotic stored-reprint describes Lawson denying charges that he or others discussed a leak with White House reporters and editors. Names like Hara Cosgrave, W. W. e, E. J. Geway, and Paul M. Warburg appear as involved figures. Public officials Mc and Tumulty respond with firm statements while investigation continues.
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Lawson
Henry Wamed
Mary McAdoo
White House
Hara Cosgrave
The
New York World
E. J. Geway
Everybody's Ine
Donald McDonald
Boston Financial
Chirman Henry
John R. Rathom
Providence In
Tumulty
Henry
Lawcen
Money Trust
Untermryer
Europe
Illinois Club names Irwin Ceebe for banquet chair
The Illinois Club announced last night that Irwin Ceebe was appointed general chairman of the banquet committee. The banquet will be February at the Cawthon hotel. Mr Bierce of Memphis and other attendees were noted. Robert Steele Hunter of Bellefontaine, ill in Mobile county, was in Mobile yesterday and greeted by friends. Maurice W. Meyer and wife left for Houston to visit relatives. Charles B. Hervey of the Cawthon hotel recovered from two days of illness.
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Ilinois Club
Irwin Ceebe
Cawthon Hotel
Robert Steele Hunter
Bellefontaine
Mobile County
Mobile
Maurice W. Meyer
Houston
Charles B. Hervey
Cawa Thon Hotel
Henry
Lansing
Bernard Baruch
Lawson
Biltmore
New York
E“T
Campbell
Escape Plea Amid Uncertain Leak Report
A witness expresses anxiety to flee after describing only what they have seen of a leak and admitting no knowledge of the leak machinery, informing the com about their status.
Perjury claim voiced amid Washington discussions
Lawson declares guilt of foul perjury and questions his fitness as he recounts conversations after leaving Washington. He cites consulting with Campbell and Henry, noting he sought public opinion on advancing or dropping the matter and criticizes press bias observed that morning.
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R Tative Campbell
Washington
Henry
New York
Lawson
Cosgrave
Ridgeway
Pane
Interview with Er man Ridgeway in Belmont Hotel rooms
In New York Ridgeway recalls visiting editor John O'Hara Cosgrave at the World and meeting Donald McDonald in the Belmont Hotel breakfast room on January 3. He cites McDonald’s reaction and discusses an investigation and publicity plans with the seasoned journalist.
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Henry
New York
John O’hara Cosgrave
New York World
Erman Ridgeway
Belmont Hotel
Donald McDonald
Denver Woman Held Under Charges for the Killing
A coroner's jury found Stella Smith feloniously killed her husband Johnny Smith by two shots to the head. District Attorney W H Foley said first degree murder charges would be filed. Smith is held without bail. Stella claimed he attacked her after he tore her clothing, poured liquor on her, and threatened their daughter.
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Denver. Cole
Johnny Smith
Stella Smith
Nuxated Iron Promises New Age Of Beauty And Vigor
A New York report touts Nuxated Iron as a remedy to pallor and fatigue, claiming iron-deficiency weakens both men and women. Readers are urged to test personal stamina, then take two tablets after meals for two weeks to measure gains in energy and strength.
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New York
N. Y
King
Tr Orn
Seth
Ehilaren
Family Row Before Recorder Continues Base Case
Multiple minor delinquencies and disputes dominate the recorder court docket. William, criticized by his sister‑in‑law, faces dis orderly conduct charges. Josie Newman alias Norton cited as hysterical. Ruby Rogers jailed for thirty days for treatment. Several cases postponed to January 26. Jimmie Goldstein pleads guilty to gaming but unable to pay. Teehee Bell’s veubury case in insanity plea. Lonny Vance dismissed as not guilty.
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George Walker
Strong
Josie Newman
Josie Norton
Recorder’s Court
Edington
Ruby Rogers
Jimmie Goldstein
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