Say They Gave Him 82 300 000 in Stolen Securities
New York investigators report Joe and Irving Gluck confessed to transferring at least 2 300 000 in stolen securities to Nicholas Arnstein, alleged head of a 5 600 000 Wall street bond plot. Authorities search Long Island for Arnstein, aided by tips from two actresses who know Miss Fannie Brice.
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Irving Gluck
Wall Street
Nicholas Arnstein
Arstein
Arnstein
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Long Island
Fannie Brice
Tight pants spark a boy and mother clash in comic line
Johnny argues the pants are too tight, claiming they press against his skin. His mother denies the claim, while the boy insists he cannot sit down in them. The dialogue comes from Boys' Life, reflecting a humorous exchange.
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Johnny
Prisoner Says Lawyer Took Last Dollar Before Sentence
A Boston Transcript note records a prisoner telling the judge he has nothing to offer before sentencing as his lawyer already took his last dollar. The exchange highlights courtroom poverty and legal aid concerns.
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Boston Transcript
Lincoln Memorial Nears Completion in Washington
The Lincoln Memorial nears dedication this year as a colossal white marble monument on the Potomac banks. It cost about 2.594 million dollars with the statue carved by the Piccirilli brothers from Daniel Chester French’s model, using Colorado-Yule marble and innovative marble roofing sealed with wax.
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Potomac River
Washington Monument
Avhite
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Lincoln Memorial Commission
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Georgia
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New York
Piccirilli Brothers
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Lincoln
Getulio Picirilli
Rocky Mountains
Dencer
Colo
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Stranded hydroplane found near Lewes amid fog
Fishermen along the Delaware Bay shore rescue a hydroplane abandoned five miles north of Lewes after the pilots claimed the craft as theirs. The trio from Atlantic City said they left the Traymore Hotel Aeroplane Association for North Carolina but became lost in fog. They sheltered in a cottage overnight and resumed southbound travel after repairs as traffic and snow disrupted New York cleanup efforts.
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Delaware Bay
Broadkill River
Broadkill
Traymore Hotel Aeroplanes Association
Atlantic City
North Carolina
Brandywine Lighthouse
Indictment of Virginia Plumbing Firm Over Distillery Parts
Kingsley and Company, a major Southwest Virginia plumbing and sheet metal firm, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Roanoke for manufacturing a copper cap and arm for a distillery in violation of the prohibition act. A copper cap and arm, a winch, seized yesterday in their workshop, would fit any moonshine still. Officials say this is the first indictment of its kind under federal prohibition law.
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Roanoke
Kenglesby and Company
Virginia
Harbor City Divided Over Street Name Change Battle
In Egg Harbor City New Jersey residents split over Mayor A C Goller’s plan to rename German origin streets to numbered avenues. The ordinance passed first readings amid protests by property owners worth over 300000 dollars with 79 signatures. A Legion spokesman supported the change while opponents cite German heritage and protest tactics. Final decision postponed to March 3 as both sides prepare for a final clash.
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Egg Harbor City
N. J
A. C. Goller
Geller
George Voss, Jr
American Legion
Protests and arrests in Dublin over permit law evasion
A dozen people were arrested after midnight for appearing in the streets without permits, including a Dublin newspaper man seeking copy to show how the law could be evaded. He awaits court martial. Tanks paraded through the streets and the trades council urged workers to refuse permits. Police removed identification numbers from shoulders. Electric light and power services continue.
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Dublin
Dublin Trades Council
Copyright Security Relies on Foreign Law
The copyright office notes that protection abroad comes from complying with each country's laws rather than a separate international grant. Legal framework requires local adherence to secure rights in foreign jurisdictions.
Peru to mark 100th anniversary of independence
Peru will celebrate the nation’s centennial next year marking a milestone in its history. The government plans commemorations across major cities and cultural events to honor the founding of the republic.
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Peru
Marriage of First Cousins Prohibited in Most States
A report notes that marriage of first cousins is banned in all but nineteen states, highlighting legal restrictions across the United States and indicating ongoing debate over traditional family union rules.
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the Union
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