Vige Defendants Trial on Jan 16 Affects 45 Cases
Judge George W. Wood in district court announced a 45 case assignment from the recent grand jury investigation. Trials start 9 a m January 16 in order listed, with many charges including liquor miltance gambling perjury larceny and related offenses. Equity hearings set for January 4 with a long docket of nuisance larceny gambling and other counts against numerous defendants.
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George W. Wood
Wood
Bmcmanus
McManus
Stricker
Weller
Chapman
Willams
Munson
Gentle
Thomas
McCoy
R. J. White
Wren
Chrig Sorenson
H. Ludden
C. H. Holdredge
George Bacher
Jack Rainstein
Mike Thresher
Ed Sawyer
Arch E. Triem
Dave Fairweather
Price and Wight
Sam Taylor
E. D. Miller
William Perry
Granbling
Herbert Austin
Wildle Douglas
Jess Bell
J. E. Dixon
George H. Catrin
B.D. Cargin
Peggy Dorland
Harry Maharres
Pat Conley
Clarence Anderson
Child Almost Strangled Adends Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs. G Grab of 3116 Washington Ave New Orleans writes that her child’s severe cough nearly caused strangulation. She credits Foley’s Honey and Tar with clearing mucus soothing inflamed surfaces and easing chest tightness and croup. The ad promotes the remedy as effective and widely sold.
Report of Trouble: as Stork Arrives Is False Family Says
A woman due to give birth at Presbyterian hospital did not face eviction from a West Fourth Street residence. Neighbors say she was staying there, alerted at 3 56 a m Sunday, and a taxi was called to transport her for admission. The couple denies forcing her out and hopes for her welfare.
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Stork
Presbyterian Hospital
Younes
Guile Barber
Presbyterian
Rocky Kansas and Johnny Nay Vow Close Fight Night
In Pittsburgh on December 20 Associated Press reports Rocky Kansas of Buffalo and Johnny Nay of Pittsburgh, both lightweights, matched in a bout. The hospital note states the mother and baby are doing well.
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Mother
Babe
Kansas
Ray
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Rocky Kansas
Buffalo
Johnny Nay
Piles Cure Ad Promises Relief in 14 Days
An old advertisement claims Palo ointment cures piles in 14 days and offers a refund if itching bleeding or protruding piles are not cured. The promo invites readers to try the product during Christmas afternoon boxing match hype.
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