Nellie Wright to Be Put on Trial Soon
New Orleans reports Nellie Wright of Des Moines Iowa will face a jury in a criminal court likely Monday on charges of taking her husband William E B Wright’s bank loot. District Attorney Robert Marr says earlier dismissal reports were false and a bond reduction to 5000 may be offered if posted.
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Nellie Wright
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Retiring Legion Auxiliary President Reports Four Year Work
Sadie Hollinger, retiring after four years as president of Leon Beatty Post No. 29 American Legion Auxiliary, reviews the group’s finance, hospital work, local donations, and memorial projects. She notes 48 trips totaling 642 miles, a successful bake sale, lawn fete, and poppy and Christmas seal sales, plus flags, banquets, and support for veterans and their families.
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Americcn Legion Auxilary
Leon Beatty
A. Legion Aux
A. L. Aux
France
New York City
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Knoxville
Oakdale
H. W. Russel
American Legion Auxiliary
Washington County
Auxiliary
American Legion
Harry Russel
E. G. White
Journal
Post Commoner
Night Ad Pays At Overhead Bridge Meeting Recap
An ad notes a paid night at the overhead bridge from seven to midnight with the householder hosting. The president arrived by carriage and led the gathering, while no complaints were voiced despite a garage bill arriving.
Oppose Subsidy for Farm Relief and Marketing Coops
Washington January 8. The national council of farmers cooperative marketing associations adopted resolutions opposing government subsidies or favoritism toward cooperative marketing. They urged only sympathetic administration of existing laws, backing research and education in agricultural economies and cooperatives. They also asked Congress to direct the FTC to investigate boycotts by American Tobacco and Imperial Tobacco and denounced attacks by Henry Ford. The group praised President Coolidge, Secretary Gore and Hoover for support and noted favorable state laws.
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National Council of Farmers’ Cooperative Marketing Association
Congress
Federal Trade Commission
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company of
Great Britain
Cooperative Movement
Henry Ford
Coolidge
Gore
Hoover
Friends
Adler i ka Cure Promises Bowel Relief
An advertisement extols Adler-i-ka as a complete bowel cleaner that flushes both upper and lower intestines removing decaying matter and gas. It claims instant relief from sour stomach and constipation, with potential prevention of appendicitis and widespread testimonials. Sherman Bros. Drugstore markets the product with a signed customer endorsement.
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TY. H. Smith
Sherman Bros
Set Descriptions Highlight Norma Secrets Production
Stephen Goossen and Gene Hornbostel created sets for Norma Madge's Secrets spanning 1923 London 1870 Wyoming 1888 and 1923. The design required period architecture research and 3000 long horn cattle props plus arch doors to accommodate crinoline gowns.
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Gene Hornbostel
Joseph M. Schenck
Norma Madge
London
Wyoming
American
Hornbostel
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