Warnings on poisonous perfumers alcohol thefts
Omaha Police Chief Eberstein warns that fifty gallons of stolen perfumers alcohol from a wholesale drug house is poisonous and could lure thirsty buyers.
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Charles Off
Keokuk
Iowa
E. M. Parr
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Earl
Bingham
Utah
Tommy Milton
Los Angeles Speedway
Luxelle
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Supreme Court
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Monterey
San Francisco
James H. Wilkins
Mexico
Bierce
Nations Face Turbulence as Police Guard Unrest Rises
Reports describe heavy police guard as hundreds of village workers fill in for striking dockers in Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Amid war tremors, Germany faces food shortages while European and American figures note political violence, rearmament, and labor activism across multiple countries.
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Rotterdam
Germany
Berlin
London
Great War Veterans’ Association of Canada
Wage Award Boosts Coal Miners in Central Fields
The scale committees of bituminous coal operators and mine workers agreed to implement the coal commission award as affirmed by the President effective April 1 and keep mines running during new contract talks. John L. Lewis said local unions will be notified, with a subcommittee to negotiate a new wage contract. The raise totals about 200 million dollars, averaging a 13 percent net increase after the 14 percent already granted, with tonnage and yardage rates up and a potential seven hour day sought by the soft coal diggers.
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Romance Beckons to All in Melodrama Vision
In a recent interview New York Evening Sun quotes Mr. Ditrichstein saying adults are like grown up children who seek life’s thrill through imagination. He argues melodrama lets the roving buccaneer or romantic cavalier live again while everyday life holds routine and cost concerns.
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New York Evening Sun
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Farmers Object to Daylight Saving in New York
Farmers across New York State voiced demand for repeal of daylight saving. Meetings were held under the State Grange the Federation of Farm Bureaus and the Dairymen's League. Speakers argued daylight saving is unjust to farmers.
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The
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Dairymen’s League
Spanish Ambassador to Carry 1,000,000 Pesetas to King Alfonso
Pablo Solery Guardala, Spanish ambassador to Argentina, will depart for Spain with a check for 1,000,000 pesetas. The sum was bequeathed to King Alfonso by Jose Menendez, a wealthy Spaniard who died recently in Buenos Aires.
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Pablo Solery Guardala
Argentina
Spain
Alfonso
Jose Menendez
Chicago clubwomen push rescue drive for Turkish harems
Hlinvis clubwomen in Chicago launch a campaign to free more than 100000 girls from Turkish harems. Six hundred club leaders met to review plans. The movement notes about 60000 clubwomen in the state.
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Chicago
Hlinvis
Plains
Dugongs Described And Valued In Early Ledger Report
The Philadelphia Ledger details how dugongs, resembling mermaids, provide valuable products from flesh to liver oil. The piece notes their size, tusks, and habitat in warm seas, and explains how nets trap them in tidal channels leading to mud flats.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Telephone Operator Returns from Abroad Sparks Murky Message
A cryptic telegram style exchange references a telephone operator recently back from overseas. A voice asks about the operator’s former outfit and mentions Home Sector in a terse imprecise line.
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Park 6666
T. O
Buddy
Color Test Supreme Affirms Ripeness as Shipmen t Guide
Florida Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling that color test governs marketable condition for grapefruit. If ripening delays beyond consumption readiness, the grower may prove by the acid test that fruit may be marketed.
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Florida Supreme Court
Supreme Court
World ends with a plant arresting laziness in South America
A humorous, typographically odd note claims a South American plant stops laziness while an American copper with a club performs the same task. The item resembles a playful regional quip rather than a serious report.
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South America
Colorado settlement prices for metals
Bar silver, $1.244 per unit. copper $0.19 20 per pound. lead $0.25. spelter $8.5. tungsten $6.50 to $12.00 per unit.
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Colorado
Eastern Live Stock Prices from Chicago Market Report
In Chicago the eastern live stock market shows hogs with top at 16.15, heavy sows around 13.15 to 13.65, and pigs 13.50 to 15.25. Cattle range from beef steers 13.75 to 15.50, with feeders 9.00 to 12.00 and cows 7.40 to 12.00. Sheep and lambs list 17.25 to 20.00 for lambs, with ewes 11.00 to 14.75 and culls 6.00 to 10.75.
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Denver
Colo
H. H
Chicago
Cash grain prices in Chicago trade report
Wheat values show No 2 mixed at 2.54 and No 3 hard yellow at 2.50. Corn quotes list No 2 mixed 1.59 to 1.62, No 2 yellow at 1.68. Market reading reflects mixed grain futures and spot activity in Chicago.
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Chicago
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