Syndicate Plans Loan To Chicago For City Warrant Purchase
Chicago February 13 The Herbert C. Heller led New York investment syndicate travels to Chicago to bid 48 million dollars in city tax anticipation warrants. Heller says the offer supersedes the 27 million borrowing estimate and would fund government operations to next December while 1923 taxes arrive. Mayor Thompson and relief advocates clash over payroll limits. council cries for Strawn committee cooperation.
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Chicago
Tyerald Ang Examiner
Herbert ¢. Helier
New York
Heller
George K. Schmidt
Helley
Schmidt
William Hato Thompson
Te- Net
Hy Strawn
Thompson
Jury Filled: In Dry Agent Gase Trial Opens
The Minnesota pursuit to convict Eammet J. White, U. S. customs patrolman, of second degree murder in Gust Henry Wirkkula’s death at Big Falls began with jury selection in federal court. Proceedings revealed the unique prosecution setup with U S attorneys and state counsel, and Wirkkala’s wife and children witnessed the testimony. The case arose after a search for liquor halted Wirkkala’s car, which led to his death and drew presidential attention from Hoover era officials.
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Dcluth
Minnesota
Eammet J. White
United States Customs
Gust Henry Wirkkula
Big Fells
Minn
Swas
Attornmeys
United States District Attorney's
Federal District Court
Tua State
White
Wirkkaola
Wirkkula
Cornels
International Falls
Hoover
Diplomat in sanitarium near Palm Springs
Alexander P Moore United States ambassador to Poland appointed by President Hoover is in a sanitarium in southern California with throat and lung infection. He has been visiting Palm Springs and only intimate friends may see him as doctors assess the seriousness of his condition.
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Monrovia
Cal
United States
Poland
Alexander P. Moore
Hoover
Moore
California
Senate
Palm Springs
Desert
JE. Pettenger
Noah Beery Wages Fight For His Life
Hollywood Cal Feb 13 Noah Beery a film bad man turned real life patient in Hollywood hospital after an appendicitis operation. Doctors found a dangerous condition and infection could have spread yet he could talk briefly after anesthesia and his condition remained serious but as good as could be expected.
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Hollywood
Cal
Berry
Hollywood ‘Hospital
Ling
Beery
Believe Bombers Hit Wrong Plant In Chicago
A bomb exploded in the Elston avenue factory district causing 20000 dollars in damage to Right Welding and Boiler Repairing and nearby structures. Police suspect the attack was aimed at the neighboring paper stock company by mistake. Michael Donay heard the blast at his home and found his welding plant damaged with a large hole in the front wall.
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Chicago
Elston Avenue
Central Paper Stock Company
Welding Company
Paper Stock Company
Michael Donay
Man Kinsman killed in Washington liquor raid
Everett, Wash. February 13. Al Kinsman alleged bootlegger is dead after a gun battle nine miles north of Arlington while officers sought liquor at his isolated ranch. Deputy Thomas seriously wounded. Deputy Jackson and Sheriff Stever report three hits on Kinsman as he fled back door. Seven pints moonshine found at ranch.
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Everett
Wash
al Kinsman
J. W. Thomas
Arlington
Thomas
George I. Stever
Jessy Jackson
Tiqour
Stever
Jackson
Kinsman
Sheriff's Office
Baling
Pottawatomie liquor conspiracy case heads to jury
Oklahoma City February 32 The defense faced prosecutors in the final battle of the Pottawatomie county liquor conspiracy trial in US district court. With all testimony in, attorneys prepare to interpret evidence to sustain or refute charges against county citizens and officials in an alleged liquor ring. Court attaches expect the jury to receive the case late today.
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Oklahoma City
Pottawatomie County
United States District Court
Pottawatomie
Hard Times Lessen Drinking By Japanese
In Tokyo experts explain a drop in Japan's national brew consumption saké due to government economy drives. The National Brewers' Federation votes to cut production by ten percent this year, reducing tax revenues by about 32 million dollars. Saké output fell from 276 million gallons in 1925 to 230 million in 1927 and last year, with further decline likely to around 200 million for the current year.
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Tokyo
Japan
National Brewers’ Federation
Endorsed Beauty Powder Promises Smooth Lasting Wear
An advertisement touts Meloglo or Meleq-Glo Face Powder marketed as pure and non flaky. It claims a French process, longer wear, and a youthful bloom with guards of beauty, endorsed by fashionable women and sold by The Fair Store.
New Assembly Foreseen Under Yugoslav Dictatorship
Belgrade reports predict restoration of parliamentary government in Yugoslavia, though in name only, as King Alexander contemplates a new constitution to replace the suspended organic law. Nine banovinas reorganize administration, sweeping away regional race and religion divisions, with Belgrade as an independent prefecture. Political parties are crushed and leaders arrested to suppress rival factions.
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Robert M. Berry
Associated Press
Belgrade
Jugo- Slavia
Tri
Jugo-Slavia
Banovie
Vardar
Save
Zeta
Dring
Danube
Morava
Vrbay
Drave
Jugeo-Slavia
Serbia
Croatia
P Snja
Hersegovina
Montenegro
Croatian Peasant Party
National Democratic Party
Halfi
Stefan Raditach
Monténegrip
Take Pepsia This New Way and End Indigestion
A reader is urged to try Take Pepsia for indigestion and rebellious stomachs claiming rapid relief and a stronger stomach after two weeks. It promotes pepsin as essential and touts a stomach regulator in a dime-store style sales pitch.
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Dave
All Drug Co
Penton “Priamacy
Lin-O-Nine Emulsion touted as cure for bronchitis
A reader testimonial claims Lin-O-Nine Emulsion from Kerr Chemical, made with eucalyptus and flaxseed, stopped years of bronchitis after two bottles. The letter praises the product’s taste, boosts to health, and says winter illness fears fade, with pharmacies carrying it for all ages.
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Kerr Chemical
Kitty
Kert
Prophecy of a Restricted New Parliament Divides Opinions
Debates about a future parliament center on banishment to villages or exile across borders. Some foresee a constitution granting limited powers and even a one party rule akin to Mussolini. Others expect a merely advisory body, unable to enact laws like Spain under Primo de Rivera.
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Mussolini
Italy
National Assembly of
Spain
Sur Frimo de Rivera
Summer Beauty Is Frozen For Winter
WARGO North Dakota. Mechanical freezers have become important aids to education says A F Yeaner of North Dakota Agricultural College in a AAAS report. Fruits flowers and vegetables that flourish in summer are sealed in test boxes at below zero for winter classroom analysis. Results are remarkable with most samples in near perfect condition. Frozen yellow sweet corn looked fresh and was cooked at home, judged excellent and equal to field corn.
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Wargo
N. D
Saya
American Association For the Advancement of Science
A. F. Yeaner
North Dakota Agricultural College
Ordinary team sets a record in farm pulling match
Greenville Ohio reports a farm pair of ordinary, non pedigree horses set a world record by pulling 3 500 pounds, eclipsing Clarence Buch's Cherokee, Ohio team. Owner George Wilcox pitted them against the former champions, proving even farm grade horses can achieve extraordinary pull.
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Greenville
Oho
George Wilcox
Clarence Buch
Cherokee
Hopeful Girl Reports Kiss Assault Scene
A hopeful girl describes being grabbed and kissed by a young fellow at a crime scene while a homely friend suggests moving on. Officials or witnesses note the incident as the location of a crime.
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Ty Eeeek
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