Former Tammany IO Leader Croker Dies in Ireland
Dublin Richard Croker longtime head of Tammany Hall New York died after brief illness at Glencairn castle Sandyford near Dublin His wife was at his bedside He spent most of the last decade in Ireland owning estates and visited the United States during legal probes by his sons earlier this year he had shown signs of improvement before relapse and bed confinement revived earlier this year He died shortly after while in Ireland along with notes of Utah National Guard mobilizations and a Chicago automotive production rise later in the report
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Murderer Escapes Gallows In Chicago Crime Twist
Patrick Paul Tierney, found guilty of a brutal murder in Chicago, escaped the gallows and received a life term. On January 22 he fatally hacked his young wife and child with a hatchet bought the night before. The wife, a laundress, had provided funds used to purchase the weapon.
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Patrick Paul ‘Tierney
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Food Aid Urgently Needed for Flood Victims
Reports from New Orleans say 1,000 residents of Harrisonburg Louisiana and about 100 refugees from Catahoula Concordia and other flooded parishes face starvation unless land supplies reach them. Agencies redouble efforts to transport food into the impacted area.
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Factory Owner Ends Life in Manhattan Plant
Christian Eidt, 52, owner of the Manhattan Perforated Metal Co., killed himself in his Center Street factory opposite police headquarters after directing a worker to start machinery to drown the pistol shot. His partner could not explain the suicide.
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Famous Composer Loses Mind In Rome Streets
Rome newspapers report Father Lorenzo Pergal, famed church music composer and former Sistine Chapel choir conductor, has lost his mind. Epoca notes he was seen in the streets giving away money, distributing a total of 70 000 lire.
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Banks Exceed Legal Reserve by 13.4 Million This Week
New York clearing house banks and trust companies report reserves 13,411,820 above required, up 4,541,550 from the prior week. Data reflects weekly condition of major financial institutions in New York.
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34 Acre Farm Near Chicago Sells At 260000
A 34 acre farm within 20 miles of Chicago sold for 260 thousand dollars after about five years from a 1.76 thousand purchase. The family held it sixty years and received 5 thousand annually through the rise in value. Its current estimated value is 500 thousand dollars.
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Loop
Lenine Recuperating After Bullet Removal Operation in Moscow
Premier Lenine is recovering rapidly from the operation to remove a bullet. He is reported to be responding to treatment and improving in Moscow following the procedure.
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Russia's Genoa stalemate and broader European tensions
Russia bargained to recognize the soviet and debt terms while Britain France and others clash over Genoa. France threatens action if Germany fails reparations, and Lloyd George pushes for results. China faces a potential civil clash as generals Fei and Chang resist mediation efforts. Grant centennial festivities mark Ulysses Grant's birth in Ohio.
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Iowa News Roundup Highlights People Places and Incidents
Decorah’s Wilson Daubney turns 100 making him among Iowa’s oldest residents while Huttell plans a memorial hall. A Atlantic boy suffers a severe arm injury from a dice incident during a runaway. Lehigh’s Arthur Post dies in a speeder crash on InterUrban tracks. West Liberty clears a $1,000 campaign debt in nineteen minutes. Cornel’s Bruce Boehner involved in a schoolteacher arrest case with a $100 fine for illegal liquor transport. West Point endures a damaging fire destroying a grocery store pool hall and two residences. Council Bluffs divorces seek $50,000 alimony plus $5,000 fees. Henry County stock survey finds only 107 head of purebred cattle. Cedar Rapids man Edward Coleman dies after stepping in front of a train. A powder horn incident burns Arthur Potter. Grun dy Center Co op Elevator posts $5,591.62 net. ships 130,000 bushels oats and 150,000 bushels corn. Council Bluffs lawyer John Organ sues for $1,400 of a $2,500 fee in a federal case. Parson County Board maintains Compstine Consolidated district. Cedar Rapids buys 139 acres The Palisades as state park for $100 per acre with city share. State fair premiums total $8,042.75 for junior exhibitors. Judge Evang rules Clyde Wilson must sue Burlington in Iowa. Tripoli beekeeper John Barbknecht expects record honey yield. North Buena Vista farmers form a 50-share Star Creamery with 600 cows pledged. Sigourney’s Frank Kline dies after being hit by a freight train. Windstorm scar treatment advised with corrosive sublimate in paint.
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Culinary Science In A 1933 Egg Study And Dishes
The article reviews egg nutrition noting about 15 percent protein and 10 percent fat with the white having no fat and the yolk high fat. It outlines kitchen uses including stuffed eggs, apple balls, and a French omelet, with step by step prep and a final quip on female generosity from Boston Transcript.
Potato Cookery: Versatile Dishes From Potatoes
Potatoes are valued for ease of preparation and adaptability. Uniform size matters for even cooking. Sweet potatoes and yams are emphasized. Recipes include Potato Muffins, Potato Pudding, Potato Soup, and Potato Cakes with simple steps, ingredients, and cooking times.
Hardin Put Back On His Feet By Tantac
William M. Hardin of Los Angeles credits Tantac with restoring his health after rheumatism, stomach issues, and fatigue. He says a previous course helped him before and another round left him strong and energetic again, urging others to try the medicine.
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Good Thing Going to Waste in Neighborhood Pets
A childless couple has a yard full of pets enjoyed by neighborhood children. Eliz Worth, visiting, recalled with regret how a youngster might be burned, reflecting on the fate of the animals and the potential for harm.
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Duartes A. Mertz
Kutztown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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