Are tan hope of finding bodies of lost flyers
Washington dispatch recounts the long, scattered searches for missing aviators F C Marshall Lt C G Leaper and others after a December cross country flight from San Diego to Tucson. Army navy officials note slim chances of recovery amid desert mountains and dune cover.
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Pairel
California
Peace conference offered in House
A world peace conference to prevent another European war was proposed in the House by Representative Chalmers of Ohio. The resolution would authorize President Harding to name a joint congressional committee to confer with European powers to head off hostilities, as Chalmers warned that another world war could threaten the United States.
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Washington
House
Representatiie Chalmers
Ohio
Harding
Chalmers
Dont Let That Cold Turn Into Fly
An old advertisement warns against allowing a cold to worsen into flu or pneumonia. It promotes Musterole as a counter irritant to relieve congestion by applying a small amount to affected areas. The copy touts mustard oil and menthol ingredients and claims quick warmth and relief without a messy plaster.
Olive Tablets Dot the Path to Youthful Tone
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle effective liver and bowels tonic. It credits a secret to staying young by improving vitality, describes sallow complexions and dull eyes, and promotes the olive colored tablets as a substitute for calomel that cleanses impurities and restores natural buoyancy.
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Edwards
Man Fined For Beating Wife in City Court
Wawin Niorsteag of 21 Seaview Avenue was fined 25 and given a suspended sentence of ten days after arraignment in City Court yesterday on the charge of wife beating.
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Wawin Niorsteag
Seaview Avenue
Missing Son of Vacuum Oil Magnate Sought by Detectives
Detectives pursue Charles Bedford and 22 Bedford heirs, son of Vacuum Oil president, who fled Bloomingdale Insane Asylum on January 21. Authorities say he may be in the vicinity and have received a detailed description. Also reports Walter Barape, Boston NL shortstop, bought by Toledo. New Haven trip noted and a $7500 figure linked to a separate matter.
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Charles Bedford
Vacuum Oil Company
Broadway New York
Bloomingdale Insane Asylum
Toledo
Walter Barpare
Boston
Tolado Club
American Associaoetion
Kiam Wicks
UAVEN
New York
New Haven
Leviathan to Enter Service in June for New York Route
New York officials announced the Leviathan, the largest U.S. flag ship and second largest in service, will be allocated to United States lines for the New York to Southampton route next June. The vessel is being reconditioned at Newport News at an estimated cost of 6 million dollars, with Shipping Board officials expecting completion soon.
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New York
Teyathan
United States Lines
New York- Southampton
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Leviathan
Newport News
Shipping Board
Vessel Loba Ready for Serv June 15
The Leviathan once named Vaterland was seized by German forces during the war and is now referred to as Loba, with service readiness targeted for June 15.
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Leviathan
Vaterland
Sperianzo Held in Death of Frank Rigo
Stamford Coroner rules Frank Speranzo of West Stamford criminally responsible for the shooting death of Frank Rigo in his home Saturday. The finding follows community reactions as a general card is circulated in the town.
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Frank Rigo
Stamford
Frank Speranzo
John J. Phelan
Speranzo
Rank
Sign
Weather Ties Up Local Burial Vaults
Snow and ice clog cemeteries delaying burial rites as bodies are held in vaults until thaw. In a related case, Benjamin Levinsky, a clothier, was shot twice in a labor feud. Lipschitz was arrested after fleeing a Broadway building where Levinsky died, and the matter proceeds in General Sessions before Judge Nott.
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Iment
Benjamin Levinaky
Clothier
Judge Nott
Lipschitz
Broadway
Levinsky
Three Days Across Sea Labor Feud Murder Case Opens
Seville reports airship stations under construction in Seville and Buenos Aires to house passenger planes. Trial in New York opens on January 23 involving Spain and Argentina over a three day voyage and a non union dispute.
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Jsre
Buenos Aires
New York
Spain
Argentina
William Lipschitz
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