Year’s Team or Guimares in Fraud Case Finish
New York reports Albert marked as central figure in murder case of Dorothy King. He received ten years in Attica after admitting dwindling operations to keep a woman’s favor. Guimares convicted in federal court with three others for using the mails to defraud stock investors in upper New Jersey brokerage offices.
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York
Albert
Imared
Doroth King
Broadway
Toyowad
Guimarea
Henry Walga
Frank B. Sheldon
Will B. Kaas
Cadway
Figlés
Eldon
Kens
Essex County
Guimares
Iado
Mack
Russian agent to visit New England manufacturing districts
Det. 18 V. Nogin of Moscow, director of the All Rus cooperative society and former Minister of Commerce, arrives in New York to arrange purchase of machinery and raw materials for the textile industry. He plans visits to New England manufacturing districts and the iron belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
V. Nogin _p
Moscow
All Ruslax Cooperative Society
Tentne
Puncheae
New
Cotton Surge Lifts Underwear Prices In New York
The recent uptick in the cotton market has boosted prices for heavy knit underwear produced for next fall. Officials of the Associated Knit Underwear Manufacturers disclosed the 20 percent rise at a meeting today, noting the upward trend will affect retailers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rlbad
Ait
Lost Will Admitted To Probate In Knox County
Copy of the lost will of the late Mrs. Cordelia Murray was admitted to probate in Knox County probate court. The contest by her brother Benjamin F. Smith, sole survivor of the Smith family, sought to overturn the admission. The estate is valued at an estimated 60 to 75 million dollars with Smith named as a beneficiary for ten dollars. The original will leaving the bulk to William H. Bishop was burned at Mrs. Murray's request. Bishop received 20 000 in bonds under a trust agreement.
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Rockland
Ate
Cordelia Murray
Knox County
Benjamin F. Smith
Smith
Rockport
Omaha
Nob
William H. Bishop
Protege
Dwyer Sentenced to 30 Days and 1100 Fine
In Torrington J F Dwyer was sentenced in Litchfield Superior Court to 30 days in jail and a $1,100 fine plus costs for a charge alleging unlawful sale of liquor. The defense filed notice of appeal to the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors. bonds set at $2,000.
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Dwyer
Porrington
Litchfield
Arthur PF. Ella
J. F. Bwyer
Torrington
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Gomnils
New Senator Proposes War by Ballot Referendum
Senator Dill of Washington introduces a referendum amendment to the constitution allowing Congress to declare war without a special election only in case of invasion or rebellion. The measure seeks a constitutional amendment and was proposed today.
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Dill
Washington
Congress
Confession Read At Murder Trial Of Marie Vetter
A document purporting to be a confession by Mrs. Marie Vetter regarding the slaying of Alonzo Storey was read as evidence in a murder trial of Mrs. Vetter and her husband for first degree murder. She fainted when the ruling admitted the statement, later returned stern and dry eyed as it was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Vetter
Alonzo Storey
Vetter
Robbe
Phillips
Bold hold up ends with bandit shot dead in Newark
A payroll robbery in Newark ends with one bandit dead after a failed attempt to raid Dewey paymaster for MM PD Mirsky and Company of New York City. The youth, 24, lay near an automobile with a jammed pistol. two accomplices fled as police sounded a citywide alert.
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Neawark
J. Doo
Fwo Pbandita
Hare
Dewey
MM. PD. Mirsky and Company
New York City
Victrola Christmas offers lifetime musical pleasure in store
A Victrola showroom highlights Christmas appeal with Victor records ready to play. Customers may browse without pressure, staff to help but not rush purchases. The No. 215 model is $150, with a $5 deposit and club plan balance options. Located on the fourth floor front.
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Victor
Needs List for Sports Equipment and Apparel
The passage lists potential gifts including a golf bag, a fine club, golf balls, golf hose, a sweater, a tennis racquet, and many sports items for Young America such as baseballs, bats, gloves, skates, skating outfits, footballs, basketballs, punching bags, skis, and sleds. It mentions partial lists to check needs.
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America
Forest Service sharpens repairs on National Christmas tree
The Forest Service was called to repair the big fir sent to President Coolidge by Middlebury College. The tree, now set up south of the White House as the National Christmas tree, had branches damaged during transit from Vermont. A crew of the service's best tree experts labored to restore its former grandeur.
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Washington
Forest Service
Ciool- Idee
Middlebury College
White House
Vermont
Forest Services
Vermont Hills
Fisher Body Corp Buys Timberlands in Southeast
Fisher Body Corporation announced the purchase of about 100000 acres of timberland in Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi. The properties will be run by a new subsidiary, Fisher-Murd Lumber Company, with J B P Hurd of Memphis as President and General Manager.
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Detroit
Fisher Body Corporation
Thnber
Tennesse
Arkansas
Louistvon
Mississippi
Wisher-Murd Lumber Company
J. BP. Hurd
Memphis
Two Loan Company Holdups In Two Hours In Cleveland
Armed bandits staged two holdups within two hours in Cleveland Ohio on December 23 escaping with about 5000 dollars. At Acme Savings and Loan they held two female cashiers and took 900 dollars. The same men then forced six male employees and a woman at International Building and Loan into a back room and stole 4700 dollars from desks and drawers while a lookout waited in a car.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Acme Savings and Loan Company
International Building and Loan Association
Ens
Coolidge Boys Home for Christmas Day
Washington story notes John and Calvin Coolidge arriving at the White House for Christmas vacation. Mrs. Coolidge completed shopping days earlier, but what she bought remains a secret. The piece recalls past presidential children in the mansion during Roosevelt and Taft eras.
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Washington
Coolidge
John
Calvin
White House
Roosevelt
Taft
Bill Presented to Establish Naval Base
Washington, Dec. 18 The demand of a bill would authorize the government to accept a tract of land at Alameda California and a site at Sand Point Washington for a naval air station. The measure provides both tracts are to be taken over by the government without cost as the land was offered without price.
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Washington
Alameda
Callf
Tor
Naval
Sand Point
Navy
House Naval Committee
House
Bright striped sport sweaters and cozy slippers offer gift options
Bright striped sport sweaters and wool slippers featured as thoughtful gifts. Women’s padded sole moccasin slippers in two styles priced at 1.50 with colors like elephant grey and sapphire. Children’s astrachan cuff bootees at 4.25, all wool and well finished. Also gray brushed wool Kroms sweaters with red stripes priced 2.95. Main floor rear and second floor rear displays.
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Astrachan
Panty dresses of crepe for little tots
Small crepe panty dresses priced at $3 for ages 2 to 6 come in rose blue and tan. Dressy design features a band of black velvet around the hem and at each panty leg. Displayed on the second floor rear at $377.
Christmas pie orders and bake shop offerings
Order early for Christmas pies and plum pudding from our bake shop. Apple and pumpkin pies priced at 40c, mince pies 30c, pudding 60c. Telephone orders must be paid for or charged by 4 pm Monday December 24. Basement center.
Dainty riobon novelties here boxed gifts on sale
Boxes display garters sachets handkerchief cases puff trays and lingerie pin sets priced 25c to 2 25. Also offers enlargements of vacation photos with options 324x535 black and white or sepia at various prices.
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Ussian
EW England Industries
Otton
Bandit
Bridgeport, Coana
Howland
Trent
Fai
Fisher Body Corp
Timberlands
Cournace
Standard Off. CO
Seventh Ave
Coolidge Boys
Naval Base
Dainty Riobon Novelties
Howland Dry Goods
Post-Telegram
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