Imported Liquor Hoax Busted in Newark Inquiries
Prohibition Director Chamberlain said much so called imported liquor sold during holidays is actually produced in the United States and packed in counterfeit bottles. He reported raids in Newark and surrounding areas uncovered counterfeit boxes and apparatus for counterfeiting.
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Newark
N. J
Chamberlain
Local wholesale and retail market price snippets from Baltimore and others
The clipping lists varied prices for butter creamery and country, flour and middlings, bran and screenings, mixed feed, corn meal, and walnuts across local wholesale markets in Radiata Mb, with Baltimore figures showing wheat corn meal and dairy prices. It notes day-end closing and contains several garbled entries.
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Radiata
Agales
Csatel
Cy.c
Baltimore
College Honors for Miss Aulick
Miss Mary Catherine Aulick daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Aulick is expected home for Christmas. Aulick a senior at Sargent School for Physical Education Cambridge Mass was elected president of the student government and serves on the senior advisory board to freshmen She spent part of last summer at Harvard and directed a large girls camp in the mountains.
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Mary
Catherine Aulick
C. E. Aulick
Miss Aulick
Sargent School For Physical Education
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Three Miller Sisters Die Within a Year in 1923
Miss Mary Ellen Miller aged 76 died at her Lebanon Church home due to infirmities of old age. She was the third Miller sister to die in 1923 after Miss Katie on January 2 and Miss Sarah on March 6. Survived by brothers Levi and J W Miller and sister Mrs T J Snarr. Funeral held at Lebanon Church with Rev G S Bowden officiating.
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Mary Ellen Miller
Lebanon ‘Church
Katie
Sarah Miller
Jacob Miller
Lutheran Church
Lebanon Church
G. S Bowden
Strasburg
Levi
J. W. Miller
Independence
Kan
T. J. Snarr
Cleremont
Fla
Shawnee Tribe Elects Officers for Coming Year
Shawnee Tribe No. 2 Improved Order of Red Men held its annual election Tuesday night in the wigwam naming Clinton E. Morrison sachem S. P. Hanen senior sagamore R. F. Barham junior sagamore Marion Anderson prophet H. R. Smithey chief of records Harvie C. Grubbs collector of wampum J. W. Kater keeper of wampum B. D. Fuller representative to the great council New officers anticipate a strong year with installation set for the first Tuesday night in January.
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Clinton E. Morrison
S. P. Hanen
Sagamore
R. F. Barham
Marion Anderson
H. R. Smithey
Harvie C. Grubbs
J. W. Kater
B. D. Fuller
Great Council
Verdict in Turkey Contract Suit Awarded to Plaintiff
Jury verdict of 250.75 for William McKlwee against Harry Seabright in a circuit court contract case over turkey purchases. McKlwee, hired to buy turkeys, claimed Seabright refused them causing losses. Seabright argued turkeys did not meet market requirements. Also, in Glenn versus Brill, jury ruled for Brill on a horse sale dispute seeking 125 dollars.
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William McKlwee
Harry Seabright
Circuit Court
MclIlwee
Mr. Seabright
McKiiwee
Mellwee
Paul P. Glenn
Brother
Harry Brill
Glenn
Brill
Automobile Crash Kills Four Students Near Boulder
Four University of Colorado students were killed and three injured when a car collided with a bob sled four miles east of Boulder on a slippery road. Manley Betts of Richmond Va was among the injured, rushed to Boulder hospital with severe head injuries but listed as likely to recover.
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Broulder
Col
Bee
University of Colorado
Boulder
Manley Betts
Richmond
Colorado
Mail truck heist disrupts route in East Rochester
Two bandits bound the mail truck driver today near East Rochester seizing a registered mail pouch containing between 15000 and 20000 dollars in currency. Police hunt suspects and recoveries pending with authorities.
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Rocheri
Aete
Aoc
Rochester
Hesa poe Hooks Annes Sunday Morning Service
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a church event titled Sunday December 16 at 11 a.m. in Macedonia location with mention of relief effort. Names and details are unclear but reference to a religious gathering and assistance.
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Annes
Ji A.m
Macedonia
Madison Lodge Elects Officers
Officers of Madison Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows were elected at the meeting Tuesday night in the Odd Fellows hall. They will be installed at the regular meeting Monday night, when the new noble grand will announce non elective office appointments.
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Madison Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellows Hall
Market and Water Sts
Winchester
S. Commercial & Livings Bank
John J. Sloat
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