Treasury Warns Two Bogus Notes in Circulation
The United States Treasury bulletin describes counterfeit federal notes in circulation. The $1 and $100 notes imitate 1914 series from Federal Reserve banks, with faded colors, pale blue seals, and distorted portraits. Investigations tag the forgeries to one group, with serials noted as A4404 for the $10 note and TR2TH for the $50. The forgeries use red and blue ink lines, with detailed border work and weak reproductions of signatures.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New
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Jackson Pictures
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Treasurt
John Burkes
Fascisti Labor Bill Adopted in Rome Chamber Vote
Rome December 13 The Chamber of Deputies approved a labor dispute settlement law by an almost unanimous vote. The measure aims to enforce arbitration to rate strikes and compel recognition of labor as an asset. Only Communists opposed. Senate expected to oppose about a dozen votes.
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Death of Rev Dr William Heanshaw, Central New York leader
Rev Dr William Heanshaw of the Heccupal church of Central New York, a noted figure among local religious leaders, died today after a period of illness. He was known for his scholarly work and community service.
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Wiliam MM. Heanshawp
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King Tut’s Tomb Still Holds Abundant Treasure
Special correspondent reports from Saxor on the Tutankhamen tomb. Carter and Carnarvon face delays and quarrels as treasures remain largely unseen amid protective measures. The author praises the art, notes the vast amount still buried, and describes standout items and the vaults yet to be opened.
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Lord Carnarvon
Howard Carter
Egypt
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Heypilans
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Carter
Gernment Bulle
Wten
Apen Associated Newspapers
Alliantic
Mr Carter
Egyptiar
M. Levanhan
Cairo
Kius
Milford Native Walter Brown Dies in Portland Maine
Walter Brown a Milford Conn native and manufacturer of furs and wood novelties died in Portland after an operation. Born in Milford, he moved to Norway in 1906 and was a descendant of Henry W. Brown, lieutenant governor of Massachusetts in 1856.
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Walkr CL Brown
Milford
Conn
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Setts
Sted
Spain to Participate in Sesquicentennial Zone Event
Dec 13 report: Spain approves cabinet decision to participate in the Philadelphia sesquicentennial zone event to be held next year, marking a diplomatic gesture and cultural involvement by Spanish authorities. The move follows discussions on international participation and commemorative activities across the sponsor nations.
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Mnaprid
Philadelpha
Yale Prepares 10 Honor Goethe Century Ago
Yale plans a centennial celebration for Goethe's death in 1822 with a proposal for a monumental series of volumes on Goethe's influence in America. The Modern Language Association committee, led by Professor Schreiber, aims to publish a definitive study and has enlisted scholars from Stanford Smith Yale Williams and Savannah.
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Goethe
Carl BP
Sehr
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Modern Language Association
Sehretber
America
Schreiber
United States
Canada
William A. Cooper
Leland Stanford Junior University
RB. H. Men
Lehreiner
French General Reports Syria Calmer After Arrival
General Duport arrived from Tesrut and said conditions in Syria were considerably more orderly. As chief of the army staff and acting high commissioner he will report findings to the government and warned reporters against unauthorized reports amid rumors about the region.
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Syria
Duport
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M. de Jouvenel
New Yorker Demands Halt of Spirit Messages
A New York business man urged the League of Nations to stop spirit messages or spill writing from the dead, claiming brain enslavement and that the practice harms civilization. He cited American courts allegedly controlled by the movement and asked for global action to end what he called a great crime.
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League of Nations
New York
New Yorker
League
Beacon blankets and bed spreads for gifts and home use
Distinctive Beacon blankets in red or green ombre plaids at 66 by 80 inches priced 6.50. Beacon Topaz blankets at 66 by 80 inches 5.00. Rayon bed spreads 72 by 108 inches in blue rose and gold at 8.00. Wool filled comfortables with sateen covers 8.50. All wool blankets ideal gifts at 10.00 a pair. Main floor wear.
Former country club raided in Cheshire
In Cheshire Pec. 1 1A1P a horse near West Main street occupied by Mrs Alma Simitt was raided by state police aided by four constables. About seventy bottles of beer and a small quantity of whiskey were seized. Mrs Simard was placed under bonds and released. The case goes to court next Friday. The place was formerly known as the country club.
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West Cheshire
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