Mystery of Gould Jewels Return Tells Inside Detective Tale
New York October story recalls the 1902 Kingdon Gould jewel theft at the Waldorf. Lieutenant Jim Vallely describes how a shoplifted informant led to arrests of Nick Moran and Eddie Gibbons, the jewels were found in a shoe box, and the case ended without a reward. The detective explains how he obtained inside information and the delicate bargain with the informant.
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New York World News Service
New York
Donahue
Charles D. Kingdon
George Gould
New Haven Road
Central Union Trust Company
Police
Jim Vallely
Chain
Mrs. Kingdon
Vallely
Nick Moran
John Waters
Gibbons
Jefferson Market Court
Jim Valley
George Titus
Captain Titus
Charles Stripp
Kingdon
Eddie Gibbons
Moran
West Ninety Eighth Street
the Waldorf
Eddie Gibbsons
Liberalism as a Philosophy of the Present Day
University of Chicago English professor Robert M. Lovett told the People's Church liberals keep an open mind on topics from syndicalism to socialism and anarchism. He traced liberalism from Milton to the nineteenth century and argued war harms liberal ideals while noting liberals still hold future promise.
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Robert Moris Lovett
The
People’s Church
Lovett
Department of English
University of Chicago
New Republic
Mr. Lovett
Milton
England
Edmund Burke
Dog Bites Woman and Two SPCA Officers in Hamilton County
A woman and two SPCA agents were hospitalized after a dog owned by 21 year old Mrs. Undine Bailey bit the woman in the arms. The dog then attacked officer Max Krone and later bit David Wilson before being shot and killed. The head will be sent to the City Health Department for rabies testing.
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Hamilton County
General Hospital
Undine Bailey
West Twelfth Street
Krone
Three youths rob family near Jacksonburg in Hamilton
Three masked youths invaded the Himelhan home two miles from Jacksonburg late last night binding all three elderly occupants and escaping with about 50 dollars. John Himelhan had a 50 dollar bank note hanging yesterday and the robbers may have seen it. Sheriff Epperson said he had no crew.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Himelhan
Jacksonburg
John
Leonard
Anna Himelhan
John Himelhan
Trenton
Epperson
World's Longest Bridge Proposed Across Detroit River
New York Oct 25 The longest bridge in the world with a 1900 foot span and an estimated cost of 16 million dollars would connect Detroit to Windsor Canada if plans by Joseph A Bower vice president of the New York Trust pany come to fruition Bower has proposed building and financing the bridge and asks Windsor Walkerville Ford and Sandwich Ontario residents to approve a provincial guarantee of securities The announcement follows his acquisition of the American Transit Company formed to build the bridge which had charters and franchises but failed to finance the project.
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New York World News Service
New York
Detroit River
Hnk
Detroit
Windsor
Canada
Joseph A. Bower
New York Trust Pany
Bower
Walkerville
Ford
Sandwich
Ontario
American Transit Company
Three men held after seven guns seized in Ohio case
Hamilton Ohio police arrested Sam Bertsch 27 Stanley Stull 21 and William Triser 46 after patrolling B street and Ross avenue found a car with a shotgun five revolvers a rifle and cartridges. The men claimed to be Klan guards deputized by Charles O Hara for a Cincinnati Konklave.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
B Street
Ross Avenue
Sam Bertsch
Harmon Avenue
Stanley Stull
Springmill Street
William Triser
John Street
Mansfield
American Attache Promoted to Officer of Legion of Honor
Warr ington Dawson an attache of the American Embassy in Paris was promoted to Officer of the Legion of Honor at a Versailles ceremony yesterday. General Gouraud the Military Governor of Paris presided. The event was reported from Paris on October 25 1925.
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Alfred M. Murray
New York World News Service
Paris
Warrington Dawson
Legion of Honor
Versailles
Gouraud
Eremied
World Press
rCepariete
World News Sieren
House Ways and Means to Draft Revenue Measure Modifying Taxes
Proposals for estate tax reform and reductions in miscellaneous levies along with income tax cuts are likely to be incorporated in a new revenue bill. The hearings showed broad interest from industry and business. a schedule for further testimony includes automobile groups and other tax advocates.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Dhalemaan Green
National Committee On
Mellon
Garner
Texas
Green
Congress
Treasury
Freight Handling Here Shows Big Increase in Cincinnati District
J A Morris district manager of the American Railway Association reports a rise in freight interchanges in the Cincinnati district for last week. Total interchanged loads reached 28 191, up 372 from the prior week and 1 996 from the year before. Coal accounted for 52 4 percent of loads with 821 more coal cars moved than the previous week. Empties interchanged totaled 17 475, down sharply from the prior week due to fewer open top cars to coal roads. A temporary mine car shortage on the Louisville and Nashville line is expected to persist if coal is not unloaded promptly at lake ports.
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Cincinnati
J. A. Morris
American Raiway Association
Lakes
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
California
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Buffalo
Thomas F. Byrnes
Gidding & Co., Inc
Vine Street
Winterfront
Gabriel Snubber
Court and
Broadway
Robert M. Lovett
Humane
Associated Press
Brainard Lemon
H. & S. Pogue Co
Velvet
Pogue
Traetone
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