The Law And The Jury In A Cincinnati Case
The Cincinnati case of George Remus, accused of killing his wife, led to a not guilty verdict by insanity defense. The jurors accepted his self defense and rumored adultery as extenuating circumstances, despite evidence of sanity from experts. The piece critiques how defense tactics and jury imperviousness to inconsistency shaped the outcome.
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George Kemus
Cincinnati
Esexpa
America
Alfeniste
Rening
Remus
Typographical Union Care for Invalid and Aged Members
The International Typographical Union runs a Colorado Springs home for invalid, infirm, and aged printers since 1892. It funds care via weekly subscriptions, offers an old age pension of eight dollars weekly after 25 years’ service and age 60, and provides death benefits from seventy five to five hundred ninety dollars based on tenure.
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International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Ant
Ution
International Typograchical Union
After Mar 4 1929 Will Coolidge Step From White House
Persistent rumors seek Coolidge post presidency with offers of trusted positions during 1929. He denies plans yet hints no public statement on next moves. Analysts note possible refusal to pursue Massachusetts office and discuss potential impact on his finances and pension.
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Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Walit
The
Bones
Senate
Massachusetts
Dean Suzgested
Caolidie
Tony
Eronomien
Val
White House
Cream of tartar myths vs blood cleansing in health Q&A
A mother asks if cream of tartar clears the blood to improve a 10 year old girl's complexion. The advice debunks the blood-cleansing myth, explains cream of tartar is a mild diuretic and saline laxative, and notes no medicine purifies blood. It urges proper treatment of illness rather than dubious tonics.
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Unis
Ial
New York by Bey in Wandering Reflections
A fragmented New York Sunday portrait notes streetscapes from Winthrop Arcade to Madison Square Garden. It catalogs shops, theater figures, and landmarks like the Player's Club, the Brevoort, and Washington Square, while contrasting quiet Sunday mornings with Sunday afternoon bustle and early evening cafe life.
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New York
Pex Wellingkn
Paramount
Sul
Walker
Herald Square
al Jolson
Diana
Madison Square Garden
Jtune
Greenwich Village
Madam Bertolotti
Arly
Spumoni
Gabaglione
Haljess
Ross O'Neil
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
York
Second Generation Reform by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank discusses reform cycles, noting that second generations often repeat tactics and words, losing the original philosophy. He argues genuine reform blends education and battle, with thinkers who fight for lasting principles, shaping public life for years.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Topyright
McClure Newspaper
Uncle Wiggily's Christmas Tree Re HowaRd Garis
Uncle Wiggily returns home with a Christmas dell tucked in Mrs. Blue Heron’s stocking. A crowd excitement greets him as Bella the Christmas Doll fears danger but is reassured by friendly animal neighbors. Santa Claus is hoped to bring extra cones for children in need.
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Uncle Wiggily
Howard
Garis
Bella
Dows
Uncle Wi
Jackie
Peetie
Rabbit
Tommie Kat
Dimmie
Johnnie
Billie Bushytrail
Belle
Christimma
Santa Clana
Janie the Duck
Uncle Wigel
Mr. Longears
Nannie Wattail
Johnnie Bushytail
Uncle Wiggily's Christmas Tree Adventure
Abe Martin Bella narrates Uncle Wiggily and animal friends heading to the woods to cut a Christmas tree. Toodle and Noodle White-tail cut the tree with beaver teeth, revealing a hidden surprise beneath the roots. The group plans to reveal the secret on Christmas Eve in the next tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
Johnnie
Mr Longears
Wiesity
Toodle
Noodle
Mr. Loneears
Carpenter
Dacklr
Jollynap
Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation
A serialized excerpt follows Jerry Haines a restless young woman and her entanglements with Jack Tiffany Mona French and Todd Hickman as Adele Haines seeks affection and Dex ter Haines plots ambition amid a party scene and a hidden wall safe becomes a focal point. Todd borrows five hundred dollars from his father Otis to aid Mona while Jerry learns the perilous lure of wealth and romance in a town of rich magnates and dangerous flirtations.
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Jerry Haines
Jack Ciffeny
Jerry
Todd Hickman
Tiffany
Adele
Arena French
Dexter
Dexter Hales
Mona
Todd
Adele Haines
Jack Tiffany
Haines
Hon
Hin
Mona French
Dexter Haines
Hier
Otis Hickman
Otis ‘Hickman
Otis
Moth
Christmas Hopeful Wish Beats the Rent Man
Helen and aunt face eviction on Christmas Eve in Smoky City. A night of longing ends with a magical tree arriving at their door, gifts for Auntie and for Bobby, and an envelope containing two twenty dollar bills labeled to pay the rent man, offering hope against poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Asteep
Auntie
Bobby
Ann
Torothy
Miss Barnes
Reni
Peaceful Switzerland militia argument noted
Indianapolis News weighs Switzerland argument for militia as a path to a peaceful world if all nations avoided starting wars.
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Switzerland
Indianapolis
Shaw Says He Won't Cross If Dined Here
George Bernard Shaw states he will not come over because he does not eat meat or drink. He notes if he visits, he will not be pressed to eat meat.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
George Bernard Shaw
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