Fingerprints On Leonardo Da Vinci Painting Examined
New York reports that fingerprints on a Pearsons painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci were examined by Arthur Sowaal and compared with marks on Da Vinci works in the Louvre Vatican and Metropolitan Museum. The expert claims the prints match and could prove authorship if Da Vinci were on trial.
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St John
George T_ Pearsons
Togrsons
da Vinci
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Pearsons
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Louvre
Paris
St Jerome
Vatican
Metropolitim Museum
Shooting Snow Flakes In Vermont Creates Vast Collection
Vermont’s Wilson Bentley has built the world’s largest snowflake photo collection with over 4900 images. He uses a microscope and camera to capture unique flakes, noting no two are alike and their patterns inspire art and jewelry design.
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Jericho
Green Mountains
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Sears
Pactica
Boston
Cyen
Greenwich Painter Marries Wife for Third Time
Greenwich artist Jerome Uhl of Pickwich reports from Paris that he wed his wife for the third time in two ceremonies. The event involved a December 8 ceremony in France and a second in Holy Trinity Church Paris ten days later. Attending was a ten year old daughter and the couple resumes their double life after two separations. The bride is Theaeth Norris of the National Grand Opera company of Paris. The first marriage occurred in 1909.
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Pickwich
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Sarah Bernhard
Rail Way Mail Pioneer George Armstrong Seen As Founder
Obituary notes Chicago figure George B Armstrong praised as founder of the railway mail service. Born during Civil War era efforts to speed mail, Armstrong designed mail cars and expert crews to sort and deliver en route. His system reduced central office delays and influenced national postal practice.
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Armstrong
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Father Wag
Postal Department
Ciicago
Armstrong Whith
Clarke Car Iy
Stabilization Needed Says Hotel Executive In New York
Statler President Satter of Hotels Satter Inc and Hotel Pennsylvarnia director urges stabilization of conditions in 1923 to avoid sudden ups and downs. He notes rising labor and material costs during revival harm the economy and favors steady growth for nationwide business.
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Statler
Hotels Satter, Inc
Pennsylrania
New York
Man confesses murder after long grilling
In Cleveland a suspect held for investigation in Harry Keim’s murder confessed to hacking him with an axe after police questioned him for hours. The suspect said he killed Keim because the man refused to pay $20 for raisin jack that the suspect had sold him.
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Continue Case of Fairfield Woman
In a Town court session in Palatibly special commuans case the Fairfield woman Mire of FF onfield nods charged with neglect of her see on her etal wag allowed until shurstiy when town court contened Unis. The woman has been sick for the last few days.
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Borah Seeks Break from War Fears and Intolerance
In Washington on January 3 17 the speech argues for ending postwar bitterness and fears. It credits Lincoln and isolationist ideals with guiding a united nation away from vengeance. The piece asserts future policy should abandon fear and force for a new global creed.
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Senate
Washington
Lancaln
South
Alleged Whiskey Frauds to Be Tried Today
Dan Dennia Lyons and Robert C Whit of Lewiston face trial at the Superior Court before Judge Sewell Jenkins. Lyons is at liberty on a 910,000 bond while Whit remains jailed on charges of defrauding 11:1nk Stapleton of this city in an alleged whiskey deal. The case centers on obtaining funds tied to the fraud.
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Wailrelpy Dan
Dennia Lyons
Robert C Whit
Lew Tlaven
Stapleton
Briton Sees Little Hope for Bright Prospects in New Year
A British Workers' leader, J Huta, warns prospects for the new year look dim due to lack of unity among governments. He says nations focus on narrow interests amid ongoing conflicts and urges return to prewar cooperation to secure brainpower and world cooperation.
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General Workers
Tondon
America
Priton
Lore
Bridgeport Man Held in Newton for Arson
Bridgeport resident Jane Nicholas Di Lalla was arrested last week in Newton on arson charges. He posted bonds under 700 dollars and awaits a further hearing in the Superior Court as investigators linked him to a suspicious fire at Sandy Took Shoe store.
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Bridgeport
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Two Heavy Fines and Sentences From Fairfield Town Court
Fairfield Town Court imposed heavy fines and suspended sentences on two prisoners arrested December 11 in a state police raid at 202 Stratfield Road. Anthony White, proprietor of the raid site, received 200 dollars and a 60 day suspended sentence. Sally Ste l, charged with frequenting, was fined 100 dollars with suspended sentence. Beatrice Weber forfeited 200 dollars bonds in court. Bridgeport First National and City National Bank plan annual meetings today.
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