Raiders Still Sought as Graft Probe Nets Yaffee Arrest
Federal graft probe narrows as Joseph Yaffee former Loveland liquor court agent is arrested in Detroit. remaining 3 of 48 officers and 23 dry sleuths sought. Morris Weintraub bonds reduced after Syracuse hearing. U S District Attorney Hareth May returns from Columbus to recall grand jury.
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Borthwick
Detroit
Joseph Yaffee
Loveland
Yaffee
Marshal Borthwick
Yaffe
Weintraub
Harvey N. Henderson
Syracuse
N. Y
North Bend
Columbus
Mr. May
Two Prohibition Agents Arrested in Philadelphia
Two federal prohibition agents Levin Prince and Carl L Noll attached to the Washington office were arrested in Philadelphia on charges of willful neglect of duty for allowing a freight car load of alcohol to disappear while guarding seized cargo. Bail set at 2500 dollars each for a federal commissioner appearance.
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Philadelphia
Prohibition
Washington
Levin Prince
Carl L. Noll
Reading Company
Prince
Nell
Blair
Merger in St Louis Dry Goods Firms
The merger of KHly & Walker Dry Goods Company and Carleton Dry Goods Company was announced by banker Fess J Wade. KHly & Walker has acquired the merchandise leasehold and fixtures of Carleton, two of St Louis's best known houses.
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ST. Louis
Fess J. Wade
Khly & Walker Dry Goods Company
Carleton Dry Goods Company
Tuberculosis Cure Near At Hand Seen From Global Effort
A sweeping joint effort across laboratories in Washington Yale Johns Hopkins and Chicago aims to unlock a cure for tuberculosis. Dr William White heads the National Tuberculosis Association campaign with scientists analyzing the bacillus growth X ray work and immunology at multiple institutions to find a decisive vulnerability in the germ.
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United States Public Health Service
Washington
Public Health Service
Stimson
George McCoy
Yale University
Treat B. Johnson
University
Osborn Zoological Laboratories
Ross G. Harrison
George A. Baitsell
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Allen K. Krause
Roberts. Cunningham
Florence Sabin
Phipps Institute
Philadelphia
Charles J. Hatfield
Eugene L. Opie
H. R. M. Landis
F. M. McPhedren
Esmond Long
Sprague Laboratory
University of Chicago
University of Wisconsin
William Snow Miller
H. Pancoast
University of Pennsylvania
Frederick H. Baetjer
Johns Hopks
Baetjer
Landis
Charles Austrian
Johns Hopkins
Kennon Dunham
Roger Morris
University of Cincinnati
Paul Lewis
Princeton
M. I. Smith
Hatfield
National Tuberculosis Association
Williams
Dry Brewers Yeast Acclaimed as Dread Disease Note
Washington report notes Pel lagra, a feared rural corn disease, receiving praise for its management by Dry Brewers' yeast as a potential solution. Authorities outline fields, crop impacts, and preliminary results from trials amid ongoing agricultural trials and policy discussions.
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Washington
Metcalf Accepts Pensions Post Amid Senate Probe
Wilder S Metcalf of Kansas accepts the Commissionership of Pensions after previously declining it. The Couzens Senate committee wraps up hearings into the Internal Revenue Bureau. Weeks seeks bids for hydro electric power at Wilson Dam Muscle Shoals. Kellogg meets Weeks Wilbur and Hoover on Geneva arms talks. New restores to duty after demoting six suspended postal officials tied to the postal pay bill.
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Weeks
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
New
Interfaith speakers close Knights of Columbus evening school
Rabbi David Philipson and Father William P. O'Connor urged unity beyond creed at the ceremony for 250 graduates. The Knights of Columbus training program, begun to aid ex service men, will not reopen next fall after certificates were awarded at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Knights of Columbus Evening School
David Philipson
Knights of Columbus
William P. O’connor
Chamber of Commerce
Vaulclain Bound by Pact to Observe the Dry Law
Samuel M. Vauclain president of Baldwin Locomotive Works agreed to obey the Volstead act in the United States. The pact signed May 18, 1924 with Baldwin officials carries a 10000 forfeiture for violation and expires May 18, 1925.
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Vauclain
Philadelphia
Samuel M. Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Mr. Vauclain
W. A. Garrett
A. S. Goble
R. A. Hoy
Baldwin
Texas
Illinois Bank Held Up by Two Robbers
Two unmasked men robbed the Ashmore State Bank in Ashmore Illinois this afternoon taking about 1600 dollars. They forced cashier J P Mosely and an assistant into the vault then fled in an automobile. Sheriff posses and armed citizens searched the countryside tonight.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ashmore State Bank
Ashmore
Ill
J. P. Mosely
Man Arrested For Attempted Pocket Picking On Streetcar
Edward Murphy aged 35 of Detroit was arrested on a Madisonville streetcar at Fourth and Main for attempting to pick the pocket of William L. Terhune of 1230 Halpin Street. Terhune reported a hand in his pocket. Murphy was held by passengers until police arrived. Andrew Fife of Delmar Apartments reported a pocket theft in a theater lobby, with $24 taken.
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Edward Murphy
Detroit
Mich
Madisonville
Fourth and Main Streets
William L. Terhune
Halpin Street
Terhune
Murphy
Andrew Fife
Delmar Apartments
Telford Avenue
Clifton
Flood Traps 33 Miners at Montague Colliery
At Montague Colliery in Scobwood near Newcastle 33 men were trapped by a sudden flood while 200 men were underground. Eight were in critical danger on a roof ridge as rescue teams battled fumes and rising water. one survivor reported water up to his neck.
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New Castle
England
Montague
Scobwood
Medical expert ties Olson and Mc Clintock deaths to heart disease
Chicago reports Dr. James P. Simonds says both bodies show marked chronic heart disease. Exhumations continue as coroner's chemist tests for poison. Subpoenas issued for Miss Luella Rheubell over allegations linked to Shepherd's typhoid germ offer.
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Chicago
James P. Simonds
Northwestern University
Evanston
Oscar Olson
Emily McClintock
William D. Shepherd
William Nelson McClintock
Shepherd
McClintock
Olson
Man Dies After 225-Foot Notre Dame Leap
A well dressed man, unidentified, leaped from the Notre Dame Cathedral tower in Paris this afternoon. He cleared gargoyles and fell 225 feet to the pavement, dying instantly. authorities pursued identification.
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Paris
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Seaplane Captured in First Rum Runner Find
Coast Guard cutter Mojave seized seaplane Lorraine II off Fire Island after it attempted contact with rum row vessels. Officers believe two to three crew may be aboard. plane to be turned over to customs authorities at the barge office tomorrow morning. Maritime treaty allows seizure within one hour of shore. Distress claim cited by the crew.
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New York World News Service
New York
Coast Guard
Mojave
Rum Row
Jacobs
Lorraine II
Fire Island
Great Britain
Real estate dealer leaves 25000 to burlesque actress
G L Simmerer a St Louis real estate dealer who died March 28 left 25000 to Miss Ede Mae Smith of Chicago a burlesque actress he sought to adopt last September under his will filed today. He state the gift is for her friendship and requests the money be free from taxes.
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ST. Louis
G. L. Simmerer
Ede Mae Smith
Chicago
Income tax receipts near official March target, forecast surplus
Washington reports March 28 days show income tax collections within $6 million of the $430 million goal. Final January February figures indicate a strong fiscal year with a projected large surplus, possibly around $80 million to near $100 million, aiding anticipated tax relief. Chairman Green projects a surplus approaching $100 million.
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New York World News Service
Washington
The
TreAsury
Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Coolidge Honored by New York Ad Club
President Coolidge was elected an honorary member of the Advertising Club of New York after notifying his acceptance. The Prince of Wales was invited to join, along with John Cheshire Harold C Vernon Senator Paul Dupuy and Marcel Knecht as other honorary members.
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New York
Coolidge
Advertising Club of
Prince of Wales
John Cheshire
Thirty Club of London
Lord Leverhulme
Harold C. Vernon
London
Paul Dupuy
le Petit Parisien
Paris
Marcel Knecht
le Matin
Paris Professor Speaks on Franco American Art Ties
Louis Reau of the Louvre School addressed Alliance Francaise members at the Walnut Hills Public Library in Cincinnati on Artistic Relationship Between France and the United States. He noted several U.S. cities were planned by Frenchmen, cited Robert Fulton as a painter before inventing the steamboat, and mentioned Fulton’s works in the Congressional Library. The talk closed the 1924 25 season.
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Louis Reau
Louvre School
France
Alliance Francaise
University of Cincinnati
United States
Walnut Hills
Reau
New York
New Orleans
Robert Fulton
Congressional Library
Washington
Fulton
Paris
Beau
Airship frame to be of steel
The R-101 airship for the England to India route will use a rustless steel frame. Keel laying is planned for July or August, with a smoking room for passengers and internal combustion engines burning heavy oil. The 720 foot long craft will rise 140 feet, carry 100 passengers, and feature two decks and sleeping cabins.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
British Air Ministry
India
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Hobert State Bank Closed Over 45000 Loan Shortage
The Hobert State Bank in Hobert Indiana was ordered closed by state bank examiners due to a 45000 shortage from bad loans. It was to consolidate soon with the American Trust and Savings Bank in Hammond.
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Indiana Bank
Hammond
Ind
Hobert (Ind
State Bank
American Trust and Savings Bank
Bon-Opto Helps Eyes After Three Weeks Use
Paul Baker reports three weeks of Bon Opto use eased eye pain from electric lights. He now reads for hours with no discomfort and notes improvements in clarity. Thousands use the product daily for cleansing and refreshing eyes with a money back guarantee from doctors and druggists.
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Col
Paul Baker
Grotto Conventions Pick St Louis 1926 Cleveland 1927
St Louis was chosen for the 1926 international grotto convention and Cleveland for 1927. The announcement came at the end of the midwinter meeting of the Supreme Council where arrangements for the Atlantic City convention in June were completed.
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Cleveland
Supreme Council
Atlantic City
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