Harlem Drug Syndicate Trio Held for Trial
Three Harlem men Louis S Pace Samuel de Maio and Frank de Palermo are held for trial on conspiracy to violate the Boylan Anti Drug law after informers testified to a narcotics racket that moved about 350 000 annually. Informers Montagne Pizzo and Tosca described nightly receipts and heroin distribution via pool rooms cafes and East 106th street stores. Bail set at 5000 with further arrests anticipated.
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New York
Justice Carvin
Harlem
Louis 8. Pace
East 106Th Street
Samuel de Maio
Lenox Avenue
Frank de Palermo
Unger
Sam Montagne
Louis Pizzo
Tony Tosca
Montagne
Pace
di Maio
Palermo
Park Avenue
107Th Street
Third Avenue
East 107Th Street
Grand Street
Danville Tobacco Man Injured in Sidewalk Fall
A. W. Traylor, a well known tobacco man, suffered severe injuries when he fell on the hotel sidewalk in Danville yesterday evening. He fractured his left arm at the shoulder and faces a crippled condition for several days while receiving treatment.
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Danville
A. W. Traylor
Claude Grahame-White Marries Actress in London Registry
Flight Commander Claude Grahame White wed actress Ethel Levy at a London home registry office. Levy had previously been married to George M. Cohan, with their marriage dissolved in 1907. Grahame-White’s first wife was Miss Dorthy Taylor of New York, who divorced him in June last year.
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London
Claude Grahame-White
Home Registry Office
Ethel Levy
Grahame-White
Dorthy Taylor
New York
George al. Cohan
Italian Money in Depreciation Threatens Italy’s Postwar Economy
Rome reports a continuing depreciation of the lire against foreign currencies as war and postwar pressures strain Italy’s finances. The government imposes rationing and price controls, with sugar limited to two pounds per purchase and coal shortages raising costs for households.
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Associated Press
Rome
Italy
Europe
Italie
Switzerland
Paris
Romano
Orient
Six Pneumonia Deaths Reported in Deming
In Deming New Mexico on December 22 six deaths occurred in the last ten days due to pneumonia. The deaths followed a national guard brigade hike where a sudden temperature drop led to widespread illness among soldiers, hospital staff officers said.
Foley's Honey and Tar Offers Cough Relief
R. F. Hall of Mabe Virginia writes that a chronic bronchial cough and throat irritation eased after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports the cough ceased after one bottle and recommends the remedy. For sale.
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Foley
R. F. Hall
Mabe
Train Schedule Fragment Indicates Possible Changes
A partial timetable shows southbound trains with stations listed from High Point to High Rock. Departures and arrivals are subject to change without notice and are not guaranteed.
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High Point
Thomasville
Gordontown
Denton
High Rock
Fori
Denton Weemae
Christmas Clothing Sale Promises Big Savings at Store
A storefront advertises Santa season stock for men and women with deep discounts on coats suits sport coats and furs. It touts early buying to avoid price increases and urges shoppers to visit before New Year for Christmas and New Year bargains.
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Greens
Boro Daily News
Mann Drug Co
Popolo Romano
Carolina
Yadkin River
R. Daily A. Mm
Santa Claus
Solomon Rabinowitz
E. Washington Street
J. W. Sechrest
Cannon Fetzer Company
Cannon-Fetzer’s
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