Daring Cat Rescue Fails On Coal Co Roof
Crowds gathered on Main Street to watch inquires as workers tried to rescue a frightened cat perched on the roof of the Karm Terminal Coal Co. office. A ladder proved too short and the cat remained aloft. the roof access was gained from a window, and the animal was lowered with thanks from a bystander noting the cat had been there since yesterday afternoon. Privol man Fred Bicnel led the rescue effort.
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Karm Terminal Coal Co
Main Street
Galn¢A
Privol
Fred’ Bicnel
Mother disputes son's court testimony in murder case
In Morris County New Jersey on April 1 Emily McGrory of Newark testified for the defense in the Frank Jimesrok murder trial, countering her son Frank McGrory’s statements. She claimed she overheard Sheriff Ethelbere Byram offering money and a job to induce false testimony while noting he would not lie. The defense questioned McGrory's ally Richard Joxee and Charles Ruzicks, who described alleged habits of talking to himself. The trial resumes tomorrow with sermons planned at a Presbyterian church.
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Morristown
Grose
McGrory
Richard Joxee
McGrow
Charles Ruzicks
America's Stand Could Shape Genoa Conference
Washington policy toward the Genoa conference influences European diplomacy despite US absence. The Hoover era favors economic cooperation while keeping political action separate, as Britain leans on a united front for harmony and economic reconstruction. America may impact Genoa more than participants.
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Washington
Europe
United
United States
Harding
Genoa
Pacific
Senate
Lodge
Underwood
Great Britain
France
Russia
Hoover
America
Stern
Lloyd George
Americs
Lonely Philadelphian Ends Life in Trunk
Philadelphia April 7 Lonely and despondent Carl Title 32 climbed into a trunk in his apartment placed a gas jet and valve in the key hole and committed death by his own action He prepared a note to his sister explaining the reason for the act He had contemplated using a revolver but feared doctors might save him A black suit he had cleaned and pressed was added as part of his funeral rites plan
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Philadelphia
Carl Title
Tooming Hater
Textile union predicts early end to strike in Lawrence mills
In Lawrence Mass seven cotton and worsted mills facing a 20 percent wage cut, Ken Lemme of the Onewie Union predicted an early end to the strike. He based his forecast on remarks from a conference today attended by strike leaders and the resolutions committee appointed by Mayor Themagny McMahon.
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Lawrence
Mass
Apet
Ken. Lemme
Ee Onewie Union
Atrike
Themagny McMahon
Gaited Textile Workers
Amera Fea Amseriad Towebt
Ha Knowlede
Hs Ecutest
Howland Store Spring Gowns Highlight Canton Crepe Styles
Iidgeport Conn ne Saturday April 8 1922 The Howland store presents spring gowns in Canton crepe with flowing sleeves paneled fronts modest trims and rich beading. Models range from lavish to simple in two tone schemes and lively hues with emphasis on good taste and versatile wear Second floor.
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Howland
Lovely silk petticoats at four ninety five cents
Radium silk petticoats described as soft with silvery sheen and supple texture. New close-fitting models offer freedom with fancy patterns and flounces in light or dark shades. Priced at $4.95, advertised as distinctively stylish at Center aisle rear.
Fine Spanish Handkerchiefs Featured In Textile Sale
Readers are invited to enjoy Spanish handkerchiefs with hand embroidery on pure white linen and Swiss handkerchiefs with rosebud embroidery. The sale includes lively color kerchiefs and white embroidered corners, all priced from 25 to 78 cents, highlighting fine craftsmanship and affordable luxury.
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Spain
Switzerland
Worthy Easter watch gift with varied bracelet styles
Handsome watches for women and youth offered in white or green gold with 15 jewel movements. New cushion, octagon, round and hexagonal shapes showcase reliable lever movements. Prices from 12.50 to 25 dollars, highlighting white gold and engraved Roman finishes.
Silk stockings for children and cheerful three-quarter socks
These fine light silk stockings for children come in colors like gray white tan nude cordovan and black with liste top and sole and an extra high spliced heel priced at 1.85. Also offered are Cheery three-quarter socks for children in plain or English ribbed styles with rolled tops priced at 86c and 59c.
Double Service suits for boys at High School
Boys prefer finer Double Service suits with two trousers for neat appearance. Features include blue serge and tweed fabrics, light colors, and good tailoring. Sizes 16 to 20 priced at $30 and related ranges $22.50 to $20 for short trousers sets, front basement.
New Youth Shoes Feature Dainty Styles and Prices
Bright spirit of youth described in new shoes and outfits. Dandy tweeds and topcoats offered in tan shades with spring vibes. Sizes 2/4 to 10 available in basement display. Oxfords and sandals in smoked elk with leather soles and rubber heels priced from $2.50 to $4.50.
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Dad
Rene
New Shirts and silk Silk Hosiery at Lofts Aists Front
New shirts of Japanese silk and English broadcloth in solid colors offer comfort and style. Deep tan and gray tones featured with luminous silk socks and scarves in four inch hand shape. Prices start at $1.25 for scarves and $5 for displayed items.
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Aists
New Spring Stetson Sand-Tan Hats Featured
New season toppers for men highlight Stetson sand-tans with balanced shading and contrasting trim. Other spring shades range from $7 to $10, with the main floor display noted as ready.
Black hair hats offer lightweight elegance and fashion
Beauty in hats of black hair shines through luster and lightness. The braided hair, jet like, promises substantial yet flexible hats. When woven into cloth it yields dainty hats with flowers and feathers, from poke to wide brims, offered today at five to one dollar.
Miss Six to Fourteen Coat Styles Highlight New Belle Era
Miss Six to Fourteen offers a fine coat selection described as stylish and attractive for youth. Tweeds in clear mixtures and checks in blue rose and tan, belted and tailored, priced from $1 to $22.50, with box coats featuring pleats and decorative linings.
Change Your Tires Saturday Prospecting Ad Style
A driving themed ad urges changing tires Saturday to avoid roadside trouble Sunday. It touts Beacon cards and special pricing on heavy oversize tires, promising readiness for Sunday travel. The copy references a fourth floor location and emphasizes a fitting tire size at surprising prices.
Novelty and beauty in ladies gloves and gauntlets
Fashion notes describe fine kid gloves with top embroidery and pearl clasps in tan champagne and white shades. Details include two clasp gloves, soft kid skin, rich back embroidery, and seasonable colors like champagne gray brown. Also advertised beaver and chamoisette sport styles with strap wrists and buckles.
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Beaver
Fur Choker Scarfs In Mink Sable and Fox
Sleek fur choker scarfs described as snug warm and stylish with alert head peering from one side. Details list mink sable marten squirrel fox prices from 10 to 63 dollars and related quality notes.
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Hudson Bay
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