Brooklyn Woman Pleads Guilty In Department Store Theft
Rosalin Pickwit, a Brooklyn resident described as good looking and well dressed, admitted to stealing items valued at 60 cents from a Broadway store on March 15. Bail set at 200 dollars, probation officer to investigate, sentencing scheduled for April 28 after she explains a $100 wager motive referenced during Special Sessions.
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Timber famine warned by forestry expert in Syracuse
Theodore S. Woolsey of New Haven former colonel of the th Engineers told the Inter-Collegiate Association of Forestry Clubs in Syracuse that tropical Amazon hardwoods would be scarce soon and that the eastern States would feel this timber famine within a few years.
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Malden Police Seek Clue in Bandit Robbery
Malden detectives search for a brown leather handbag bearing the initials G A C left near 637 Salem Street as part of the investigation into three armed bandits who shot and robbed Joseph Hart, a jitney driver, of $600 yesterday morning.
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First Step Toward George R White Memorial Fund
Trustees of the George R White fund began plans to honor the late philanthropist with a memorial on Boston Common. Mayor Curley announced the art commission’s appointment of C A Coolidge and Charles D Maginnis to the park board to form a committee reporting on the best memorial form.
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Wood Expects Banner Year for Woolen Makers
President Wood of the American Woolen Company predicts a banner year for woolen goods. He says prices will rise sharply due to high foreign demand and protective duties but cannot specify how much. Domestic output must meet national clothing needs as many mills operate at reduced capacity or closed.
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New York
Wood
American Woolen Company
Waldorf Astoria
Burial of last World War dead at Arlington
Arlington burial ceremony honors four officers and 62 enlisted men who died in France. Secretary Weeks and Major General Harbord attend as officials mark the special homecoming for the overseas dead.
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Harbord
Return of 45000 American War Dead Reaches France
The task of bringing back from France 45000 dead whose relatives wished to rest on American soil has been completed, marking a solemn milestone in honoring fallen servicemen.
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France
Change of Duties for Boston Police Women
Boston police women transfer to the Criminal Bureau at Pemberton square. They now patrol the Boston Common and public places, performing duties planned when joining the force. They hold full powers of male officers and must use judgment, especially to protect young girls.
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Pemberton Square
Boston
Boston Common
Union Officers Face Injunction Against Contract Campaign
Springfield Central Labor Union officers and 25 trustees were served with summonses to appear before the Massachusetts Supreme Court in Boston. The Moore Drop Forging Company seeks to bar the individual contract committee of the S. A. from continuing its campaign against the contract system, and against other concerns. Defendants must show cause why an injunction should not issue.
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Springfield Central Labor Union
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Boston
Moore Drop Forging Company
S. A
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