Comics Are In Favor Again
New York readers report demand for comic valentines has surged as novelty sellers on Park Row regret underestimating public taste. Dealers note supply shortfalls and a potential corner could yield a fortune, while one buyer cites the fickleness of trends and the return of a light wartime whim.
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Park Row
Ward 17 Tammany Club to Have New Quarters
The Ward 17 Tammany Club of Roxbury plans to move from Hampden and Dudley streets to larger quarters next month. The club has occupied its current two story building for 17 years and will expand due to more members, with no new location yet decided.
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Ward 17 Tammany Club of
Roxbury
James M. Curley
Hampden and
Dudley Streets
Immigration bill extends three percent law to 1923
Washington February 14 house immigration committee ordered the measure to report extending the three per cent restrictive immigration law until June 30 1923.
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Washington
House Immigration Committee
Hanover Trust Is Under Probe
The Hanover Trust Company once active is under Suffolk county grand jury investigation. The probe may involve a large sum, comparable to the Cosmopolitan case. Witnesses yesterday included Antoinette Woltalczy, Edward Merrill, James Farrell, and William E. Hingston with about 20 more expected today.
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Hanover Trust Company
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Hurwitz
Antoinette Woltalczy
Henry H. Chmielinski
Edward Merrill
James Farrell
William E. Hingston
Patrolmen Edward Isbister and Frank Twombley Face Hearing
A hearing on charges against Chelsea patrolmen Edward Isbister and Frank Twombley, suspended Saturday, will be held tomorrow afternoon by Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley. The charges allege Isbister took 100 from Joseph Tarmy of 146 Addison Street for protection from raids, with Twombley aware of the arrangement.
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Edward Isbister
Frank Twombley
Chelsea Department
Lawrence F. Quigley
Edward J. Voke
Cornélius P. Duggan
Lubister
Joseph. Tarmy
Addison Street
Finnish Interior Minister Shot Dead in Helsinki
Finnish Minister of the Interior M Ritavuori was shot three times as he exited his car outside his residence in Helsinki. He died en route to a hospital. The alleged assailant, Ernst Tanderfelt, was arrested.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Associated Press
M. ‘Ritavuori
Ernst Tanderfelt
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