Anti-Toxine Remedies Promising Guaranteed Relief
The Anti-Toxine Chemical Company of Chicago offers Dr Cumberland s Anti rheuma Toxine and other toxine prescriptions for rheumatism kidney asthma catarrh blood stomach and piles. Available through Affteck's Drug Store with a money back guarantee if not beneficial. Not patent medicines, but formulas printed on labels. Thousands have benefited. the plan contrasts with patent medicines.
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Anti-Toxine Chemical Company
Chicago
Cunningham
Affteck
Dictum Not a Decision on Reasonable Restraint of Commerce
A Washington lawyer argues the Supreme Court in Standard Oil touched only dicta on whether the anti trust statute covers reasonable restraints of interstate commerce. He contends only the greater offense was decided, and the court’s extra views on lesser offenses were not necessary to the case and thus not binding as precedent.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Carroll
Supreme Court
Cohens
Virginia
Marshall
Love
Miller
Bouvier
Chas
Evans
E-F-M
Mrs Wade Seeks New Trial In Forgery Conviction
Adelle Winifred Wade and Josephine Harris move for a new trial after their recent conviction in Criminal Court No 2 for forging the endorsement on a promissory note to Morguemaster William Schoneberger. The motion claims the verdict contradicted the evidence and will be argued next Friday before Chief Justice Clabaugh.
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Adelle Winifred
Wade
Josephine Harris
William Schoneberger
Sque
Clabaugh
William J Lee Telegraphist Dies in Heat Wave
William J Lee died at 8 20 p m at 416 Fifth Street Northeast from heat related complications and kidney trouble. He lived with William B Rock an optician. Rock found him unresponsive at 6 pm and Dr Safford urged hospital transfer but he died before ambulance arrived. Lee 48 a well known telegrapher and brother to George Lee at Union Station. Autopsy pending after Dr Safford refused death certificate pending cause confirmation.
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Wiliam J. Lee
Fifth Street
Nevitt
Lee
William B. Rock
Mrack
Mr. Lee
Washington
Ele
George Lee
Union Station
Marsne
Safford
Runaway 12-Year-Old Sutton Captured in Baltimore
Herbert Sutton twelve, son of Mrs A C E Sutton of 602 Third Street Northwest, ran away days ago. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Baltimore police entering a moving picture theater. Captain Robert Boardman notified the boy’s mother and he will be detained in Baltimore until she arrives.
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Herbert Sutton
A. C. E. Sutton
Third Street
Baltimore
Police
Robert Boardman
Sutton
Ping
Regents Leave Mount Vernon Members of Mount Vernon Ladies Association depart
Mount Vernon Ladies Association members ended their Mount Vernon session and left for home. Secretary Mrs Henry Rogers denied advocating selling colonial relics not owned by Washington and using proceeds for estate repairs. The group has long collected Washington furniture from heirs including Custises. The estate holds priceless colonial and revolutionary relics not in Washington’s time mansion.
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Mount Vernon
Police Don Summer Attire For Heat Wave Patrols
Metro police on duty at 4 PM wore last year summer uniforms due to extreme heat. Maj. Sylvester ordered light helmets and white caps temporarily, as new shipments are late. Officers, bicycle and mounted units will wear white caps while patrolmen use lighter headgear.
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Metropolitan Police Department
Maj. Sylvester
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