Free sisters held as robbers in Washington Heights case
Police say Harriet Margaret and Anna Moser 16 18 26 years old confessed to a string of robberies in New York. Rooms at 315 East 145th street held clothing valued over $2000 as evidence. Detectives ONeill Galvin Donohue traced two suspects on Amsterdam near 146th street. Locket dropped by Harriet led to their capture. Victims include Mrs Markille Mrs Pollitzer Florence Brunner Mable Brunner and Mrs Marcus who reported jewelry and clothing taken totaling hundreds of dollars.
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Washington Heights
Eat 145Th Street
Harriet
Margaret
Anna Moser
Anna
Roscoe
Sullivan County
New York
Dougherty
O'Neill
Galvin
Donohue
Amsterdam
146Th Street
Thomas H. Markille
Broadway
William Pollitzer
West 150Th Street
Two Marriages in Pageland Journal
Cecil Smith and Susan Terry wed Sunday afternoon at Notary J A Hicks home near town. Smith is son of Ranford Smith. Terry is daughter of J W Terry. Friends extend best wishes. John F Richardson Jr and Ila Philips married Saturday night at Magistrate W Thomas's home in Lanes Creek township. They were a surprise to close friends and are popular with many well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pageland Journal
Cecil Smith
Susan ‘Terry
Notary Public
J. A. Hicks
Mr. Smith
Ranford Smith
Mrs. Smith
J. Ww. ‘Terry
John F. Richardson, Jr
John Richardson
Mt. Moriah
Ila Philips
W. Finlips
Thomas
Lanes Creek Township
We owe them nothing says a sharp listener
In a National Weekly lecture a speaker claimed we owe much to heredity and environment. After the talk a man who knew little about the topic joked that he did not owe that firm a cent, pointing to a misheard line and turning the moment into a light exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Weekly
Simue
Polk Miller Dies in Richmond at 69
Polk Miller a Richmond business man and famed performer of plantation war time stories and banjo numbers died suddenly at his home in Richmond at age 69. He entertained national groups, often with his darkey quartet, and performed at Confederate reunions across the South. He appeared widely in southern states with Colonel Tom Booker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Polk Miller
South
Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Darkey
Tom Booker
American Gas Institute
Watson's Obscene Mails Indictment Dismissed In Georgia
Augusta court ends case against Thomas B. Watson as Judge Foster sustains defense motion to quash the indictment. He rules the government must plead entire articles, not excerpts, to charge sending through the mails. The ruling pauses prosecution and prompts audience demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Thomas B. Watson
Rufus B. Foster
Georgia
Foster
Cnn
Watson
United States
Akerman
Pacer Purchase Hope Turns Into Mysterious Disappearance
At Ho bokus Driving Association stables a well dressed man admired a gray pacer owned by S Haven of Assbury Park valued at 2000 dollars. After driving the horse twice he vanished via a track shortcut. Auto parties from Ho hokus and Ridgewood searched for the stranger and the queer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobokus Driving Association
S Haven
Assbury Park
Hohokus
Ridgewood
Stranger
Taking No Chances in a Traveling Show
Uncle Hen and Aunt Sarah move to a village house. A traveling show visits, and during a storm cue Aunt Sarah jumps up crying that she left the windows open and fears the new parlor carpet will get wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Hen
Aunt Sarah
Sarah
Not a Single Town Invited the Old Soldiers
Raleigh reports the North Carolina division United Confederate Veterans annual meeting deplored the lack of any town inviting the old soldiers for a current year reunion. Gen Julian S Carr of Durham was re elected commander and Maj H A London of Pittsboro adjutant. The NC Confederate Veterans Association formed in 1865 held its annual meeting with Maj W A Graham re elected president and J C Birdsong secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
United Confederate Veterans
Gettysburg
Julian S. Carr
Durham
H. A. London
Pittsboro
North Carolina Confederate Veterans Association
Maj. W. A. Graham
J. C. Birdsong
Auburn Hair Girl Promotes Parisian Sage Hair Tonic
An ad features the "Girl With Auburn Hair" touting Parisian Sage as a dandruff remedy. It claims the tonic cleanses the scalp, nourishes dryness, and stops itching, with a 56 cent bottle sold by English Drag Company. The copy emphasizes lustre, health of the scalp, and hair vitality.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Free Sisters
Florence
Mable Brunner
Weat 145Th Street
Marcus
St. Nicholas Avenue
Gion
Wood
Farm Seeds
T. W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
Richmond, Va
Tom Watson
Heer
W. A. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Pacer
Sita
Ial
English Drug CO
Monroe, N. C
Agem
Monroe
Monroe Bargain House
Nassiff & Joseph
Coca-Cola
Monroe Coca-Cola Company
Stewart
Railroad
F. N. Snyder
Mgr
Monroe, N.C
Bank of Union Building
Monroe Insurance & Investment Company
G. B. Caldwell
Toni Druggiste
Adalte Amt
W. Groves
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