Mystery Velasquez Portrait Arrives With Spanish Priest
An alleged Velasquez portrait of Isabella of Spain lands with Father Michael de Sanctis Caralt, a Spanish priest, amid talk of a century old canvas worth up to 500000 dollars. The tale follows its dramatic discovery under a nun hood and prior ownership among priests and monks.
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New York
China
Father Michael de Sanctis Caralt
Father Caralt
Spain
Velasquez
Isabella 11
Philip IV
Isabella
Philip
Therese
Roman Garcia
London
Leire
Father Garcia
Caralt
America
Bond Forfeiture Follows Failure to Appear in Prohibition Case
Federal Judge Edwin L. Garvin issued a bench warrant for Mean s a former Department of Justice agent and ordered bail totaling 36000 forfeited after he failed to appear for trial on indictments charging conspiracy to violate the prohibition law and removing liquor from bonded warehouses. Counsel said Means is under subpoena to testify before the Senate committee in Washington. Means was indicted last October with Elmer W. Jarnecke, his secretary, and another indictment recently returned against Means, Jarnecke and Col. Thomas B. Felder for an alleged bribery scheme.
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New York
Federa
Edwin L. Garvin
B. Means
Departent of Justice
Means
Bpoena
Sense Committee
Washington
Attorney General
Elmer W. Jarnecke
Jarnecke
Col
Thomas BR. Felder
Chicago Housewives Fight High Egg Prices and Profiteering
More than 56000 Chicago women vow to continue pressure against alleged profiteer tactics of wholesale and retail traders. The movement, led by Mrs. W. Fridley, adopts the slogan Swat the Bee Profiteers and condemns storage eggs sold as fresh. Ray E. Lane, attorney for the City Council’s high committee, notes a scarcity of fresh eggs and blames Sealer gambling at the Exchange. Mrs. Delavan Cowles of the Woman’s Association of Force says housewives will persist until prices are straightened out.
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Chicago
W. Fe.ridley
Fribiey
Pheros
Eye and Butter Board
Seantile Exchange
Dane
Delavan Cowles
Woman's Association of Force
Navy official Roosevelt urged to resign over Warhoon links
Washington a March 31 report states Senator Dill Democrat of Washington urged President Coolidge to demand the resignation of Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt over alleged connections with the Warhoon case.
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Washington
Pressent Coolidge
Roosevelt
Senator Dill
Blown from Boat on Ohio River Tragedy Near Sardis
Dilbert Ritter, 49, of Laffer Ohio, drowned after a skiff capsized on the Ohio River near Sardis. He was swept away by flood scenes when a sudden current toppled him from the boat and his brother witnessed the accident.
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Tersville
W. VA
Dilbert Ritter
Laffer- Ohio
Iver
Sardis
Ohio
Toev
Cuba to Erect Monument for Sailors of the Maine
The Cuban government plans a memorial in Havana Harbor for the sailors who perished when the Maine exploded. The monument will stand on the Matlecon overlooking Morro Castle and the Gulf, with an architect’s drawing shown.
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Maine
Havena Harbor
Matlecon
Morro Castile
Gulf
Negroes Read to Fight Klan in Youngstown
Police investigate potential race war after report that 1600 revolvers were shipped to African American mail customers in Youngstown. Officials note a new black organization opposing the Ku Klux Klan being formed locally and fears of possible unrest.
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Youngstown. Q
Westwood
Youngstown
Ku Klux Klan
Huerta Located Near Honduran Border
Adolfo de la Huerta, leader of the Mexican revolutions once reported lost at sea while seeking the United States, has been located at Payo Obisto on the Honduran border, per a state department dispatch dated March 31.
Standard Time Origins Tied to National Observatories
A number of nations set standard time by longitude aligned with their national observatories. This practice links civil time to precise geographic meridians, yielding consistent local time zones for government and daily life.
Kidney Remedy Claims Quick Relief for Urinary Ailments
In Columbus Ohio a customer reports relief from kidney and bladder troubles using P C Kidney Remedy from P C Medicine Co at 1429 N 5th St. The ad touts delivery by mail for a dollar and cites Mrs Wm Crow of 1342 Cleveland Ave Columbus as endorsement.
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P. C. Kinney
P. C. Medicine Co
5Th &T
Columbus
Ohio
Wm. Crow
Cleveland Ave
Columbus, O
Advertinicht
Flood Claims Six Lives Across Potomac Region
The Potomac flood across eastern Maryland and parts of Virginia and West Virginia claimed six lives. A five member family perished in Kitzmiller Maryland as a tree they clung to was uprooted and felled. J Bowden Duryee of Cherry Dale Virginia drowned while attempting to save a boat. Dozens of small craft were destroyed as the river rose to its highest level in Washington since 1902.
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Washington
Potomac River
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Kitzmiller
J. Bowden Duryée
Cherrydale
Potomac
Weather Bureau
Daucherty to Leave for Washington Today
Atlantic City reports former Attorney General Harry M. Daucherty will depart for Washington this afternoon. He would not reveal the purpose of his visit but said he remains in constant touch with friends in the capital.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Harry M. Daucherty
Washington
Race to Open First Transocean Airship Service
Britain and Spain compete to inaugurate the world’s first transocean airship service. Spain plans two Zeppelin type craft with 9 engines each, carrying 40 passengers and 12 tons of freight, twice weekly. outward four days, return four and a half. Britain asks Commons for subsidy. Burney estimates eighteen months to build after sanction.
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London
Britain
Spain
Buenos Aires
Radio Burglar Fights For Airwaves In Chicago
In Chicago a radio burglar wounded Charles Kordecki, deputy bailiff, as he returned home with his wife and two children. They struggled over guns while the intruder fled, leaving a trail of blood, and the radio continued broadcasting through the assault.
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Chicago
Charles Kordekit
Municipal Court
Kordecki
Melody
A Pretty Frock for Mother's Girl Pattern Ad
Printed crepe in blue and tan tones with blue facings shown. Model suitable for velveteen wool warp and serge. Cut in sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years. A 12 year size needs 3 yards of 22 inch material. Pattern mailed for 12c in stamps to receive the Spring Summer 1924 Book of Fashions.
Earth's sensible atmosphere extends beyond 100 miles
An article notes that the earth's atmosphere reaches well above 100 miles in height, indicating the outer boundary of the planet's gaseous envelope and its practical limits for human operation and atmospheric science.
Funeral for Mrs. Orndorff in New Straitsville
Mrs. Walter Orndorff, 35, died Friday from tuberculosis and was buried in New Straitsville Sunday afternoon. She is survived by her husband and four young children after several years of illness.
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Orndorff
Walter Orndorff
New Straitsville
Commissioner Smith Returns After Foot Injury Incident
Commissioner John Smith visited Logan on Saturday following a weeks long absence due to a foot injury. He described a mishap while chopping wood when his axe deflected and struck his foot, nearly severing two toes. The injury has healed and he moves about with little trouble.
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John Smith
Logan
Mr. Smith
Ten-Pound Son Carl Jr. Born to Mr and Mrs Schull
Early Saturday morning Dr Stork delivered a baby boy weighing ten pounds at the home of Carl and Mrs Schull. The newborn was named Carl Jr with grandparents Mr Fred Heine and Edward Schull listed as relatives.
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Logan
Carl Schull
Dr. Stork
Schull
Carl Jr
Fred Heine
Edward Schull
Dry Berea well on Collins farm near Mt Pleasant
In the J R C company well on Collins farm near Mt Pleasant no gas emerged as the bit struck Berea sand last week. The well is dry and will be plugged. A water bearing sand streak was found 200 feet above Berea. The company will move 1200 feet and drill a new hole on the same farm.
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Berea
J. R. C. Company
Collins
Mt. Pleasant
Shawnee Woman Operated for Acute Appendicitis
Mrs. Ann Summers of Shawnee was taken to Cherrington hospital Thursday for an appendectomy. The attending physician reports her condition is pronounced good.
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Ann Summers
Shawnee
Cherrington Hospital
Hospital Elevator Accident Injures Frank McCarthy
Frank McCarthy the 17 year old son of Mrs Kathryn McCarthy superintendent of nurses at the local hospital had his right hand cut in an elevator accident at the hospital Friday. The injury resembled a prior accident that left Miss Lonas with a cracked bone in her right arm and McCarthy received several stitches to close the wound.
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Frank McCarthy
Kathryn McCarthy
Miss Lonas
Young McCarthy
Insurance meet held by Prudential reps in Logan
Nine representatives of the Prudential Insurance Company from the Lancaster district gathered in Logan on Saturday for a conference at the local office. The meeting aimed to coordinate sales and service efforts across the district and strengthen local operations.
Birthday Conference for F M Collins Held Amid Flood Delays
Visiting agents joined business discussions with Collins to mark his birthday anniversary despite flood conditions north of Logan. Detours via Amanda, Tarleton and Laurelville hindered travel while a noon birthday dinner was hosted by Star restaurant. Participants included Hengse, Halsey, Rudisill, Vandegraff, Primmer from Lancaster, Shockley and Hall from Nelsonville, and Atkinson from Athens.
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F. M. Collins
Collins
Logan
Amanda
Tarleton
Laurelville
Star Restaurant
Hengse
Halsey
Rudisill
Vandegriff and Primmer
Lancaster
Shockley and Hall
Nelsonville
Atkinson
Athens
Rockbridge Landslide Closes Main Road to Lancaster and Columbus
Heavy rains cause another slide near Rockbridge blocking the main thoroughfare north to Lancaster and Columbus. Tons of earth tumbled down. officials predict continued slides though the worst damage may be past.
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Rockbridge
Lancaster
Columbus
Magnet retrieves razor from Birmingham canal linked to woman's death
Birmingham police recovered a razor from a canal near the scene where a woman was found with a throat wound. Death by self harm was suspected, though the missing weapon added a hint of mystery.
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Birmingham
England
Plusk and Luck Team Up Like Old Friends
Two figures named Plusk and Luck appear together in a shared roundabout scene, suggesting a close association as they move in tandem through a familiar area. Their pairing is noted by onlookers for its steady companionship and mutual presence.
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Shaimasich Odvosho
Cuba
OI Perioh
Metropolitan Building Company
Seattle
Puget Sound Harbor
J. F. Douglas
Orient
Fokka
Tadama
Teing
Reys
Lash's Drug Store
Plusk
Luck
Scott
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
Rapid Shoe Repairing
W. Union ST
Tritipp
Simmons
Willard
The
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
Vigor
Perents T
Mee J. Russell
Detroit
Mily
Ming
Raha Aple Ave
East Pit . Pa
Washington St
Central
Buckeye
Buckeye State Building and Loan
West Gay Street
Columbus, Ohio
MINA
UCM
ATA Elealcieeac
the Security Savings Bank
Remington
Logan's Book and News Store
Court ST
Booble
Pop
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