Countess Declares Swedish Art Not Appreciated Here
A Swedish countess near Ludlow Street blames art indifference for ruin of her Repin collection. Henry Holme, a Fin extract, disputes claims and sues over mislaid funds and failed sales. The case highlights alleged misdealings around a half million dollar pile of paintings and a failed $30,000 investment.
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Stockholm
Ludlow Streat
Maisseur’ Vate
Oliva Repin
Sweden
Henry Holme
Paaima
Holme
Ropin
Holme Last Pee
Bar Hagan
Finigh
Eleven Fiances Waiting For Her Count Title
Eleven fiances waiting for her count that day as the sun sets. Baba Ruth made no home run. farmers cat raises everything except money.
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Baba Ruth
Wincarnis advertised as a health tonic in early claims
A long testimonial extols Wincarnis as a cure for debility nervousness and low energy. The claimant vows to personally verify benefits to skeptics and cites repeated past relief. Advertisement notes minerals calcium potassium phosphorus sodium and iron in Wincarnis and lists drugstores where it is sold with price points and a free health booklet offer.
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Sirseridee
Servius
Wincarnis
Becaus Wincernis
Delegates Named for World Congress in Honolulu
Iowa and eight other states appoint delegates for the Dress Congress of the World at Honolulu October 4 to 14. Governors select editors and publishers from New Orleans Denver and Miss., with Dean Walter Williams of Columbia slated to lead the U.S. delegation to the Pan American educational conference in August.
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Columbus
Honolulu
Iowa
Louisiana
Colorado
Mississippi
Nebraska
D. W. Norris
Mashaltown
W.M. Harriston
Mercus
O. & Pailey
Watkan
Paul E. Stillman
Jefferson
W.F. Mason City
Col
D. D
J. M. McDevitt
the Herald
Durango
Colo
Thom- Blackwell
House of Represents
Denver
A. A. Parkhurst
the News-Herald
Boulder
Celo
Ton
James K. Vardeman
Jackson
Miss
A. C. Anderson
Ripley
Kiss
F. JR. Birdsall
Ya2oo City
Congress
Dean Williams
Honoluli
United States
Fl Wilke
The
Grey Hagie
Slim
Gazette
Transportation
Press Congress
Peru Invites World Powers To Celebration
Loma June 27 Virtually all nations are invited to send representatives to Lima in July for Peru’s centennial independence celebration. Britain Germany Japan Italy China Norway Central American states and Mexico are among signatories with the US expected to send a special mission. Argentina plans troops and a squadron plus a diplomat while Bolivia will send infantry. An exhibition building will showcase Peru’s agricultural and mineral products and foreign manufacturers plan to display goods. The event runs about July 20 for two weeks featuring the unveiling of an equestrian statue of Jose de San Martin, the Argentine general.
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Peru
Palm Weevil Collection Report From Daytona Visit
Palal Weevit R Vanations Charlot W Johnson of the Boston Society of Natural Wisters reports two visits near Daytona Mla April 9 1gis capturing 9 specimens from a freshly cut cabbage palm stump. The group includes at least 20 showing Girodie traits. The Shah of Persia reportedly owns a solid gold inlaid armchair.
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Charlot W. Johnson
Boston Society of Natural Wisters
Yielnily
Daytona
Mla
Missing Pittsburgh Man Killed in HoldUp, Police Say
Pittsburgh man Gilbars Nelly, missing since June 10, is believed killed during a hold up. Detectives, led by Captain Clyde Edaburn, say arrests are being pursued. suspect Kelly was held in McKeesport and brought to the city for questioning. The gang reportedly robbed fifty thousand dollars in cash and checks.
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Pittsburgh
Kelly
McKeesport
Edeburn
Neal
Milford Police hold two autoists in court bid
Henry Harkel of 194 Capitol Avenue was arrested by Sergeant Robert Hibbard in Milford yesterday for driving after a standing streetcar and was ordered to appear in Milford town court on July 2. Gordon Mallory of Spring Street was also arrested for speeding and posted a $50 bond for July appearance.
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Henry Harkel
Capitol Avenue
Milford
Robert Hibbard
Hibbard
Gordon Mallory
Springald
Harvesters Begin Work in Western Wheat Fields
Kansas City Mn June 2 The world's wheat harvest moves forward as harvesters enter Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. Early fields show strong machinery activity easing unemployment and promising a bumper crop with ample grain stored for the nation.
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Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Abilene Hansay
Sedalia
Isbor Agenceas
Mt.tle
Geneva branded most expensive town in Europe
Geneva hotel keepers dispute an expert commission report branding the city the most expensive European town and warn publicity could deter tourism. The League of Nations faced moves to relocate headquarters as Geneva's pricing drew global attention and local merchants push back.
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Geneva
Europe
Flen
Ital
Brussels
Mvng
League
A. CG. L
France
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Yas
Assosciation
National
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Conn
Winearnis
Blue-jay
Bauer & Black
Chicago
Toronto
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Persia
Milford Police
Ifie
Ilia
Sheett & Myers
Tonacco Co
League of Nations
Senator Lodge
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Taris
Genes
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Ian
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