Police Seize Five Trunks of Gin Shipment
Five large trunks bound for Nantucket from New York were seized at New Bedford docks after dock workers smelled alcohol. Police found three cases in three trunks and two in the remaining one, all marked with A Munger of Nantucket and shipping tags from Grand Central Terminal. The trunks were on the Nantucket Steamboat Co dock bound for the island and the shipment was confiscated.
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Parents Responsible for Child's Diet Health Advice
Health column urges parents to control children’s diet to prevent common illnesses. It blames unwholesome habits such as candy bribes and improper feeding for ailments like measles and whooping cough, and stresses proper nutrition and early training for strong growth and health.
Personal Letters To Dr Frank McCoy Seek Private Replies
Bridgeport Telegram invites readers to write tv and intimate problems to Dr Frank McCoy and receive a personal reply. Include self addressed envelope for a private response as directed by Encore.
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Frank McCoy
McCray Seeks To Shun Graft Probe In Indianapolis
Former Indiana governor Warren T. McCray arrived in Indianapolis from Atlanta Federal prison and said he wants nothing to do with graft investigations. He greeted his family and stated he plans no future actions until he rests and reconnects with relatives. Grand jury plans to call him were denied as officials said sufficient testimony already exists.
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Associated Press
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Atlanta
McCray
Marion County Grand Jury
Ed Jackson
William Remy
Remy
Foveinor
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Loans Made to Brokers Increase to 84.184 Million
The Federal Reserve reports loans to brokers and dealers rose to 84,184,058,000 as of August 31, up from 83,168,074,000 the prior week. The increase reflects ongoing support measures by the Fed amid market stress.
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New York Federal Reserve
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Federal Rescue Board
Stock Seat Sale Sets New High at $226000
Walter J. Ross of Philadelphia sold his New York Stock Exchange seat for a record $226,000 to Malcolm C. Falk of New York. The 1899 purchase price was $29,000. Ross said he will go abroad for good. The story notes Ross is brother of Charley Ross, kidnaped in 1874 and never found.
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Associated Press
Walter J. Ross
Philadelphia
Malcolm C. Falk
Stock Exchange
Rose J
Walter L Ross
New York Stock Exchange
Charley Ross
Walter Ross
Charley
Germantown
Walter
Kidnapping Case Drives High Ransom Demand
Reports say Charley, a kidnapped child, was held by captors who demanded $20,000 for his return. Negotiations stalled and the case, famed as one of history's most noted kidnappings, remained unresolved.
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Charley
Oregon Rum Probe Finding Deferred
Washington dispatch reports a Treasury probe into prohibition in Oregon and Washington delayed after a conference among Assistant Attorney General Mabel Willebrandt Assistant Secretary Lowman Commissioner Doran and Roy Lyle. The inquiry will not be completed for a week or ten days as Lyle explains alleged demoralization and desertions in the enforcement district while awaiting the inquiry’s end.
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Washington
Associated Press
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Treasury
Oregon
Lowman
Doran
Roy
Lyle
Cohan Daughter Mary Elopes with Neil Litt
Mary Cohan, George M Cohan’s daughter, elopes with Neil Litt, orchestra leader at Spring Lake’s Monmouth hotel, after obtaining a marriage license at Elkton Maryland. They were wed by Rev C M Cole. The Cohan family declined further comment.
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Fiskton
C. M Cole
YUBAN Beverage Adopts Chill Serve for End of Summer
A promotional blurb extols YUBAN as a refreshing treat any time and especially enjoyable when served chilled with ice during warm end of summer days. It emphasizes consistent enjoyment and the product’s value in hot weather.
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