Chicago May Sharpe Convicted of Petty Larceny
NEW YORK, Nov. 15 May Sharpe known to police in two continents as Chicago May was convicted of petty larceny today and sentenced to six months to three years. This is her first conviction in this country though she has been arrested several times. she served ten years in Melish prison and two in France for aiding men to escape from Devil's Island.
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Miners in Illinois vow to stay out as strike widens
Springfield reports show Illinois miners determined to ignore orders to return to work. Signs of surge in militant activity circulated as the soft coal strike expands in the miners district. Reports indicate the strike ranks remain unbroken, with no coal hoisting resumed in the joint scale conference. A Washington meeting was planned for tomorrow to formulate an agreement.
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Texas Employers in Open Shop Movement
Amont Labor employers form an open shop association to meet labor union demands. Mary Grace Marlin, 18, dies at Greenwich hospital from injuries after being struck by a public service machine driven by Louis Mascoro last night. Mascoro held for coroner’s inquest. Poincare installed as honorary lord rector of Glasgow University with a warm reception.
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New York moves to curb theater ticket profiteering
The attorney general's office began action to curb price gouging in theatre tickets. Laws may limit box office charges after present ordinances aimed at speculators. Broadway prices have risen from $2 to $2.50 3 with Thanksgiving performances at $3.40 and first night tickets at $11, war tax included.
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Bridgeport Old Guard Dines With Chinese Host Network
Bridgeport’s political and business elite gathered at Leong S. Shing’s home on Fairfield Avenue for a Republican fund event. Mayor Wilson led the evening, praising party leaders and blasting critics as officials from multiple city departments mingled with politicians, lawyers, and boosters amid an elaborate menu.
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Divorce Suit Filed After Wife Eloped in Columbus
John Dressoir filed for divorce in Columbus after his wife ran away with another man, a Meveland woman was involved in the jury process. The case centers on marital dissolution following the separation.
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