Police warn on poisonous perfumers alcohol theft
Omaha Police Chief Eberstein cautions that fifty gallons of stolen perfumers alcohol from a wholesale drug house is poisonous and could be sold to thirsty buyers.
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Eberstein
Omaha
James Ayres
Charles Off
Keokuk
Iowa
E. M. Parr
Harold
Earl
Bingham
Utah
Tommy Milton
Los Angeles Speedway
Luxelle
San Antonio
Supreme Court
National Forest
Rocky Mountain
Forest Service
Ambrose Bierce
Icamoli
Monterey
San Francisco
James H. Wilkins
Mexico
Bierce
Edith Carter
J. C. Adams
Phoenix
Marvin Childs
Adams Stables
Santa Fé Railroad
Albuquerque
McAdoo
Arizona
State Board of Pardons
Wiley E. Jones
United States
M. E. Musgrave
United States Biological Survey
Foreign unrest and labor shifts dominate European and American headlines
Amid police guards hundreds of Amsterdam and Rotterdam dock workers return to loaded ships after a six week tie up. Germany faces a serious food shortage unless traffic revives. Canadian ex servicemen seek a 1000 to 2500 bonus. Large sums found in a Paris Warsaw train fuel Bolshevist suspicions.
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Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Germany
Berlin
London
Great War Veterans’ Association of Canada
Paris
Warsaw
Europe
Wage Award Increase For Bituminous Miners Approved
The scale committees of bituminous coal operators and miners agreed to implement the coal commission award from April 1, keeping mines running while a new contract is negotiated. John L. Lewis said the action avoids a mine shutdown and protects public coal supply. The wage rise totals about 200 million dollars, with 24 cent tonnage, 20 percent yardage and 20 percent day wage increases, and a push for an eight hour day by the soft coal diggers.
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Philadelphia
New Jersey
American Legion
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
F. H. Crail
New Mexico
United States Land Office
Phoenix
L. G. Rosengran
N. M
Keeler Brothers of
Denver
Phoenix Land Office
Land Office
Washington
Nighthawk
Don Luis
Ariz
Boras
Warren
Arizona
Jesse I. Boyce
State Bank
Ray Boston Copper Company
Santa Fé
Fermard
Los Angeles
San Diego
Tecson
EL Paso
Santa 4
Carnival Company
New York
Bituminous Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
The
Coal Commission
Green
Garfield
Romance Beckons To All On Stage Dreams and Melodrama
The melodramatic star Ditrichstein says adults still crave adventure and romance in life. He notes commuters and shop girls can imagine grand roles from Cleopatra to a cinema queen, while even weary businessmen seek moments of daring beyond routine and costs. The interview links imagination to theatre and escapism.
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Mr. Ditrichstein
New York Evening Sun
d’Artagnan
Don Quixote
Cleopatra
Helen of Troy
Ditrichstein
Farmers Object to Daylight Saving Reform
Syracuse reports widespread repeal demand across New York agricultural communities. State Grange Federation of Farm Bureaus and the Dairymen's League sponsored meetings. Speakers called daylight saving an injustice to farmers.
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Syracuse
N. Y
State Grange
The
Federation of Farm Bureaus
Dairymen’s League
Spanish King to Receive Million Pesetas Bequest
Pablo Solery Guardala the Spanish ambassador to Argentina will travel to Spain with a check for 1,000,000 pesetas payable to King Alfonso. The funds come from the estate of Jose Menendez a Buenos Aires millionaire who died recently in Argentina.
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Buenos Aires
Pablo Solery Guardala
Argentina
Spain
Alfonso
Jose Menendez
Chicago clubwomen campaign to rescue girls from harems
Hlinvis clubwomen in Chicago lead a drive to rescue more than 100000 girls from Turkish harems. Six hundred club leaders met in conference and reviewed the plan thoroughly. The state counts 60000 clubwomen.
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Chicago
Hlinvis
Plains
Dugongs Called Mermaids With Market Value Across Bodies
A Philadelphia Ledger report describes dugongs, large warm sea dwellers resembling mermaids, valued for flesh leather bones and liver oil. They are netted near mud flats, drown when unable to surface, and have tusks in males.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Telephone Operator Returns From Overseas
A terse message notes a telephone operator who has just returned from overseas and is not answering at Park 6666. A voice from the other end asks about the operator’s outfit, replying that the operator is with the Home Sector.
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Park 6666
T. O
Buddy
Supreme Court Upholds Color and Acid Tests for Grapefruit Ripeness
Florida Supreme Court affirms lower court ruling that color test can indicate marketable ripeness in grapefruit. If ripening delays beyond consumption readiness, growers may prove marketability by acid test.
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Florida Supreme Court
Supreme Court
World Grins at Varying Laziness Arresters Across Lands
In South America a plant reputed to curb laziness draws curiosity, while abroad a copper with a club is said to enforce similar restraint. The source frames these items as light note items in a broader world-weary quip.
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South America
Colorado settlement metal prices listed
Bar silver 1.244 dollars per ounce copper 19 20 cents per pound lead 25 cents per pound spelter 8.5 dollars tungsten 6.5012.00 per unit
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Colorado
Eastern Live Stock Prices From Chicago Market Notes
At Chicago Eastern live stock report shows hogs with top at 16.15 and heavy packers sows around 13.15 to 13.65. Cattle ranges include beef steers 13.75 to 15.50 and cows 7.40 to 12.00. Sheep and lambs list 11.00 to 20.00 for various grades with lambs under 84 pounds at 17.25 to 20.00.
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Denver
Colo
H. H
Chicago
Cash grain prices in Chicago edge higher
Chicago wheat and corn prices show firming as No. 2 mixed wheat at 2.54 dollars and No. 2 mixed corn at 1.59 to 1.62 dollars with No. 2 yellow at 1.68 dollars. Market notes reflect modest gains in early trading.
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Chicago
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Shank Company
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Hennersdorf
Duisberg
L. W. B. Jackman
H. D. Cloete
Sadiya
Asam
Los Torres
Sonora
Chihuahua
Princeton
University
John G. Hibben
Joe Stecher
Mort Henderson
Sir Auckland Geddes
Lewis Gompers
Samuel Gompers
Brooklyn
Gompers
Retail Tobacco Dealers’ Association
J. A. Taichert & Co
Western Newspaper
Union News Service
Southwest News
Denver Markets
South Park
Charles Friend & Co., Inc
Metal Markets
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