Diamonds Stolen From Store Safe In Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Mass on October 27 diamonds valued at $60000 were stolen from the safe of Philp BH Schwartz. The jewels were placed in Schwartz care by Joseph C Newman a salesman for Charles Marz of 170 Broadway New York. Clerks found the safe opened and a store door unlocked this morning. No explosive used. The diamond room is arranged so officers can view from a rear window when doors are open. Schwartz questioned over whether he had closed the windows.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Philp BH. Schwartz
Schwartz
Joseph C. Newman
Charles Marz
Broadway
New York
Ar. Schwartz
Democratic factory rally schedule postponed and rescheduled
Democratic rallies at local factories were postponed due to late arrival of New York and New Jersey orators. Speakers include A S Abbey at American Graphophone West plant and Wiliam Hart at East end Graphophone, with other addresses at multiple plants through Friday and Monday as part of a broader Democratic campaign effort.
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New York
New Jersey
A. S. Abbey
West Plant
American Graphophone Company
Wiliam Hart
East End
Graphophone Company
J. P. Grey
Jersey City
League of Nations
Harvey
J. F. Elliott
Bryant Wleetric Company
Joseph J. Devine
Warner Bros. Corset Company
Elliott
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Mr. Grey
Lake Storpeco Bort Company
Mr. Hart
American Locomotive Company
Mr. Abbey
Jenkins Vair Manufacturing Company
Devine
Crane Valve Company
Mr. Elliott
Warner Brothers
Mr. Gray
Bryant Electric Company
Harvey Hubbell
Mr. Abbay
Enat
Graphphone Company
Japan Says American Acted Entirely Right
The Nichi Nichi publishes Captain Nomura letter confirming Captain Watson visit to Kure navy yard was arranged with Japan's navy department. He states Watson and assistant were escorted by Japanese naval officers, acted within the rules, and that the Nichi Nichi article alleging clandestine spying is baseless.
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TORIO
Associated Press
Nichi Nichi
Venture
Marina
Kure Navy Yard
Edward H. Watson
Mairy Department
Nomura
Watson
Morday
Navy Yard
U. S. Suffers Net Loss In Movement Of Labor
New York Oct 27 United States reports a net loss of 102000 alien unskilled workers in the year ended June 30 as many return to native countries. The Inter racial council announced a total permanent increase of 877 in alien males and a net gain in skilled workers of 49186 with 3083 professionals 12500 farm laborers and 92000 servants. Immigration shows more departures to Europe than arrivals from that source.
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New York
United States
Roturn
Inter-racial Council
Prizes For Fancy Costumes At Barnum Recreation Center
Fancy costume prizes will be awarded at Barnum Recreation Center in the school hall Friday night. Admission is by membership only, obtainable from committee at the door. The Barnum Band will provide music for dancing and organizers expect a large turnout and a good time.
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Barnum Recreation Center
Habawe'ce
Barnum Pour
Goulden Suffers Arm Fracture While Cranking Auto
Robert C Goulden and his father Lienn A C Goulden of the police department 5 Cathering street sustained a compound arm fracture Monday night in Golden Hill street while cranking a automobile. Dr Hawley reduced the fracture.
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Robert C. Goulden
Lienn
A.C. Goulden
Police Department
Cathering Street
Golden Hill Street
Hawley
Loan sharks resume activity in Bridgeport city
Reports to Seward B Price secretary of the Chamber of Commerce through Bridgeport Building and Loan Society reveal loan sharks reactivating in Bridgeport. Victims seek relief and expose methods of the bonus system that pushes interest well above the legal six percent, with actual rates near twenty percent.
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Seward B. Price
Champer of Commierce
Bridgeport Building and Loan Society
Chamber of Commerce
Building and Loan Company
Bridgeport
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Main
Noble
Rockwell & Co
Main ST
Elm
Spia
Japan
U. S
R. C. Goulden
Barnum
Post Publishing Co
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