Cash Stolen From Mails in Havana Case Shocks City
New York dispatch reports $100000 in cash stolen from registered mail sent to Havana Cuba. Brokers say the bag was opened after shipment and money never recovered. Investigators believe the robbery occurred in Havana with several arrests anticipated.
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Havana
NW York
Ors
Jim
Hatina
Onda
Spever & Co
New York
Cuba
Ure Joes
Insurance
Currener
Sieamshit
Murder suspect Hansen freed as sister dies in Chicago
Paul Hansen, freed after a prior murder arrest, faces a chain of tragedies as his sister Marie Planworth dies and his mother suffers a severe relapse. Police say they cannot tie him to the jewelers' murder. the family alleges the second arrest caused the fatal relapse.
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Chicago
Marie Planworth
Paul Ransen
Hansen
Paul J. Sobers
Home Brewers Fail to Improve in Quality in Boston
December reports from Hernan Lithgos, head of the state health division, show home brewed liquor remains raw and poorly improved after months of practice. He notes samples reach authorities with alcohol content rising from 2.54 to 29.46 over 22 months, indicating growing potency issues.
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Boston
Hernan GC. Lithgos
Division of Food and Grass
State Department of Health
Silk Goods Factory to Run Full 48-Hour Week
Silk goods maker Brainerd and Armstrong Co announced a January 3 start for a full 48 hour work week with a 13 percent drop in wares and elimination of the bonus system. J P T Armstrong, secretary, said the move would cause financial loss but protect employees' families from suffering.
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London
the Brainerd & Armstrong Co
J. P. T. Armstrong
Texas railroad yard holds coal for Mexico amid strike
Early. Pass Texas report that Southern Pacific railway yards in Texas are congested with coal bound for Mexico due to a strike by Coahuila miners. Although the strike ended, mines remain flooded and production cannot resume at normal levels for about a month, delaying shipments.
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Early Pass
Texas
Southern Pacific Railway
Mexico
Coahuila
Althoug
Pennsylvania Railroad Cuts Wages and Workers
Bulletin from Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will further reduce employees and operating expenses until conditions improve. The planned savings target is about ten percent, though the exact number of workers to be laid off was not announced.
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Philadelphia
Rex
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Flint Files Action to Recover On Note
Flint, Inc. of the city sues Boyd Gerry of Dan to recover 400 dollars loaned and 150 on notes dated September 18, 1920. Damages of 700 are claimed. In another action the corporation seeks replevin of a tractor plow and harrow allegedly wrongfully retained and for damages of 209.
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Lutes Wl Flint, Inc
Aity
Atclan
Rammon Pleas Court
Boyd
Gerry of
Dango
de Corporation
Leaky gas mains explode near British Legation
A chaotic blast near the British Legation alarms the city as leaked gas mains ignite manhole covers and streets erupt in a barrage. Police guard units respond while the embassy district awakes to the improvised bombardment.
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Tington
Xine
Pla
Emerson Hough in Serious Condition After Illness
Emerson Hough, noted author, was moved from his home to a hospital last week after weeks of illness. Doctors reported he is in a dangerous condition with double pneumonia and a restless night. The Bridgeport Hotel Company sues Duvale, Fountain of Trumbull in common pleas court for 250 dollars.
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Emerson Hough
Deu. Emerson
Bridgeport Hotel
Common Pleas Court
Duvale
Fountain of Trumbull
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Pines
Lake Carusalio
New “Pines
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GED
Huhn & Sons Ameugers
New York Stock Exchange
Travis
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pcvalf Fountain
Noble
Rockwell &Co
Seal Coatee
Rockwell
Silk
Dre
Toster
Stoo En Sas
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