Boy of 1¢ the Feared Hold Up Man
A 17 year old Navy recruit testified in West Side Police Court he held up 15 people in Central Park since Oct 5 using a .22 revolver. He claimed 111 men and four women were victims, earning 32.25 dollars plus a War Savings Stamp. The judge called the tale astonishing and remanded him for a further hearing.
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New York
United States Navy
West Side
Central Park
Charles Almendinger
Almendinger
France
Married Beauty Contest Winner Weds Overseas Veteran
Irene M. Anderson, recently named beauty contest winner among United Drug Company employees, married Harold J. Sullivan of Fitchburg at Mission Church Roxbury. Sullivan, an over seas veteran, had returned from France after more than a year of service. The couple met through their jobs at the United Drug Company, as stenographer and office worker respectively.
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Irene M. Anderson
United Drug Company
Mission Church
Roxbury
Harold J. Sullivan
Fitchburg
France
United Candy Factory
Congregational Council Urges League Ratification at Washington
Grand Rapids, Mich October 23 The national council of the Congregational church in convention urges ratification of the League of Nations covenant without amendments and with reservations strengthening the U S moral influence. Resolutions also consider U S assumption of the Armenian mandate.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
United States
Washington
National Council of the Congregational Church
Armienia
Two Y Secretaries Freed by Bolsheviki
Albert F. Coyle and Clinton W. Areson Y M C A secretaries held by Bolsheviki on the Archangel front since August were released. Areson, former pastor of Trinity Church Bridgeport Connecticut, and Coyle of Troy Alabama left Archangel for Bergen Norway last Sunday per a State Department telegram to the national war work council.
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New York
Albert F. Coyle
Clinton W. Areson
Archangel
State Department
National War Work Council
Areson
Trinity Church
Bridgeport
Conn
Coyle
Troy
Ala
Bergen
Norway
Santa Claus sends gifts to troops in Siberia and abroad
New York reports Santa Claus plans to ship ten thousand pounds of fruit cake and other comforts to Vladivostok for American soldiers on duty in Siberia. Similar Christmas remembrances are being sent to troops in the Philippines France and Panama by the Knights of Columbus.
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New York
Santa Claus
Siberia
Vladivostok
Knights of Columbus
Palippines
France
Panama
Grove's Healing Honey and Croup Salve Ad
An old time advertisement touts GROVE'S G P EN TRATR SALVE for chest colds head colds and croup with each bottle claiming to ease throat and cough symptoms. It features a raving testimonial style and emphasizes healing properties and five box packaging.
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Hoa
Grove
Quarry Workers Adopt New Wage Agreement in Vermont
The Quarry Workers' International Association of North America approved a wage pact dated Sept. 19 with several industry groups. The agreement runs to April 1, 1922 and raises quarry workers 9 cents an hour and jumpers, boxers and derrick men 10 cents an hour, with a higher minimum wage.
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Tion
Building Producers’ Association
Paving Producers’ Association
Fred W. Suitor
Quarry Workers Association
Bolshevism Denounced at Textile Workers Convention
Baltimore October 23 The International President John Golden report denouncing Bolshevism was adopted by the United Textile Workers of America at their convention with few dissenting votes, radicals among the opposition.
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Baltimore
International
John Golden
United Textile Workers of America
Kidnapped Child Reported Held in Midwest Chase
Hammonton N J Oct 2 A woman kidnapper is in possession of missing Billy Dansey a 3 year old who wandered from his home here 15 days ago A prosecutor says railway passenger information points to the Midwest as the possible location and a nationwide search has been underway since the disappearance.
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Hammonton
N. J
Billy Dansey
Middle West
Gaskill
Here
Ellen Pendleton Leads Wellesley Group to Japan Study
Ellen Pendleton president of Wellesley College sails with a five member committee for a voyage to Japan to study educational conditions and systems.
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Ellen Pendleton
Wellesley
Japan
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