Germany's Hidden Prosperity Doubts From Prospective Trade Gap
Milton Bronner reports on Felix Deutsch of Allge Kamerer Elektrische Gesellschafthugest warning that Germany's apparent prosperity collapses under mounting imports. He explains how rising prices, depreciating marks, and debt erode capital, with exports failing to cover imports, threatening wage earners and industrial health.
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Milton Bronner
NEA
Erlin
Germany
Felix Deutsch
Allgemeiner Elektrische Gesellschaft
Herr Deutsch
Say & Man
Hold ups injure man but fail to get money
Two would be hold up men attacked Palace Butler a fish store proprietor at 1531 North Western Ave near an alley last night. A blow cut his head and a revolver damaged his hand as he fought back. Seeing the struggle the assailants fled without taking any money.
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Palace Butler
Northwestern Ave
Butler
Salvation Army Christmas Party Planned by Corps Three
Salvation Army Corps Three led by Captain and Mrs. M. R. Calvert will host a Christmas celebration at Holbrook Street and Woodlawn Avenue on Monday evening. Santa Claus will distribute presents to children and adults will hear speaking and singing programs.
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Salvation Army
M. R. Calvert
Holbrook St
Woodlawn Ave
Santa Claus
Automobile Robbery Reported on Broadway Street
Co. L. Bruce of 318 East Vermont Street reported an overnight theft from his car parked in front of 1232 Broadway. A thief stole an overcoat valued at twenty dollars.
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Co. L. Bruce
Vermont St
Broadway
Action Held Up In Shooting Case On New Trial
Prosecuting Attorney William P Evans announced no decision yet on first steps for a retrial of Inda Myers 35 convicted of shooting Frederick A Myers on Dec 4 1920 She claimed self defense The Supreme Court ordered a new trial and will certify its decision within sixty days The couple owned a residence at 1806 N Alabama St with a photo studio Myers was his second wife and faced divorce claims as the shooting followed a property dispute Myers has remained free on bond during the process.
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William P. Evans
Inda Myers
Frederick A. Myers
Supreme Court
Evans
Myers
Alabama St
Inda
Dillon Out on Appeal From Gambling Case
Thomas B. Dillon Republican chairman of the Twelfth ward was freed on a $5,000 bond after a five day sentence for operating a gambling house. He posted bond with Jacob Rozalli as surety and awaited appeal to the Supreme Court after waiver of a jury.
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Twelfth Ward
State
Supreme Court
Dillon
Jacob Rozalli
Capitol Ave
Theater Managers Honor Fred Stone With Turkey Dinner
Fred Stone president of the National Vaudeville Artists Association and star of Tip-Top was the guest of honor at a turkey dinner in the Lincoln room of the Lincoln Hotel hosted by English's Keith's Palace and Lyric managers. NVA members and journalists attended. Stone recalled starting on stage with his father's red flannel shirt and urged performers to join the NVA.
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Fred Stone
National Vaudeville Artists Association
English’s
Keith's
Palace
Lyric
Lincoln Room
Lincoln Hotel
C. Roltare Eggleston
Mr Stone
Burglar Ransacks Capitol Ave Home Steals Purse
A burglar entered John Bishop house at 832 North Capitol Avenue through a side window last night. The home was ransacked but only a purse containing $4 was reported missing.
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John Bishop
Capitol Ave
Oyster thief sought after bucket of oysters vanishes
Police search for the thief of a bucket containing one gallon of oysters left by Fred Bennett of 2220 Washington Street in his rear yard last night. The oysters disappeared prompting the investigation.
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Fred Bennett
Washington St
Theft of Christmas Presents From Train Car at Union Depot
Albert Lambert reports a package stolen from a Big Four passenger coach at the Union Depot. The missing parcel, worth 75 dollars, contained candy gauntlet driving gloves and a toilet set. The incident is under police report.
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Union Depot
Albert Lambert
New York S.I
Christmas Spirit Shines in City Churches Sunday
Protestant and Catholic churches across the city plan elaborate Christmas services with musical programs. Memorial Presbyterian hosts a 4 pm vesper concert featuring Miss Catherine Clifford and others. Numerous churches schedule organ preludes, anthems, choirs, soloists, and youth programs for Christmas Day observances.
Pontifical High Masses and Midnight Services Across City
The Catholic churches of the city plan many midnight and daytime Christmas services. Pontifical high mass will be read at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral at midnight Sunday with the Schola Cantorum and choir pieces from Missa Regina Pacis. Multiple churches including Holy Rosary, St Josephs, St Marys, St Patricks, and All Souls host mass, vespers, benediction, and orchestral or choral concerts through Christmas Day and Monday.
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St. Joseph's
Schola Cantorum
Pietro Allessandro
Vatican
Holy Voices
Adeste Fideles
Holy Rosary Church
Jesus
Angeles
Holy Angela Church
Fred Lutz
Carl Hindel
St. David
St. Joan of Arc Church
Sa Tae
Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity Church
Sveta Noc
Angelskopetje
Bozji
Frank Urazmer
St. Bridget’s
Town of
Bethlehem
A. J. Silver
St. Andrew
Our Lady of Lourdes
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Church
St. Philip Neri’s
George Smith
Male Ouartette
Frank Wilking
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's Academy
Laetentur Coell
Selec
Holy Name Catholic Church
Assumption Church
Millard
Benedict
St. Patrick’s
S. Nominia Mariae
St. John’s Church
St. John’s
Hayden
St. John’s Children’s Choir
Jesu Redemptor
All Saints Cathedral
Frances Henzie
Hugh McGibney
Wolf of La Salle Street Arrested in $80,000 Omaha Robbery
John W. Worthington nicknamed the wolf of La Salle St. was arrested on a warrant in Chicago charged with connection to the $80,000 Union Pacific Railroad office robbery in Omaha Nebraska last March.
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Omaha
United Press Chicago
John W. Worthington
Wolf
la Salle St
Worthington
Union Pacific Railroad
Neb
Cadle Tabernacle Founder Receives Christmas Resolution
E. Howard Cadle founder of the Cadle Tabernacle and his wife hold a Christmas present a formal resolution from the Gipsy Smith Choir. The document expresses appreciation for the evangelistic work and the choir vows to renew consecration and loyalty in the future.
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Cadle Tabernacle
E. Howard Cadle
Gipsy Smith Choir
Church Dedication Marks New Central Ave Building
Bishop Frederick D Leete will deliver the principal address at 2 30 p m Sunday dedication of the $80 000 Central Ave M E Church Sunday school and community building Rev O W Fiter to assist The two story structure adjoins the church and school space housing a gym dining rooms kitchen classrooms and American Legion post headquarters First floor holds senior intermediate cradle roll classrooms Second floor hosts primary and junior classes A Christmas program will follow with orchestra choirs and a pageant led by Mrs Allen Greer Theodore Sperry Vernon Rogers and Chester Schurman among participants.
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Frederick D. Leete
Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Ave. M. E
Oo. W. Fiter
Osric-Mills- Watkins
American Legion
Allen Greer
Madonna
Theodore Sperry
Vernon Rogers
Chester Schurman
Bloody Christmas War Looms in Erin Amid Bombings
Dublin December 23 Free State orders shoot on sight for unauthorized railway trespass as fresh incendiarism and bombing by Republican insurgents sparks fears of a bloody Yuletide. Free State troops storm rebel strongholds with casualties as civilians are wounded in Cork and Dorset Street clashes.
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United Press
Dublin
Free State
Cork
Dorset St
Bandits Loot Gas Station Cash Register
Two bandits robbed Charles Black, manager of the National Refining Co gas station at Randolph and Michigan Streets. They forced the cash drawer open at 4:50 p.m. yesterday, took 25 dollars, then fled in a car after a revolver strike on Black’s arm.
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Charles Black
E. Pratt Jr
National Refining Company
Randolph and
Michigan Sts
Black
Corner Stone Laying Planned for Nurses' Home
The ceremony at 3 p.m. will lay the corner stone for the nurses' home at the city hospital administration building. Mayor Shank and councilman Lloyd D. Claycomb are the principal speakers. Dr. Vilray T. Blair of Barnes Hospital will conduct a clinic after the ceremonies. Mrs. Shank and Mrs. Hodgin will host an open house in the hospital reception room to close the program.
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Shank
Lloyd D. Claycombe
Vilray T. Blair
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Sarah Shank
E. E. Hodgin
Board of Public Health
Beggars on Indianapolis Streets Highlight Welfare View
Paul Benjamin of the Family Welfare Society described street beggars in Indianapolis. He noted many rely on a tin cup and signs to elicit sympathy, while others prefer areas outside city oversight. He urged alternatives to begging and cited scenes of a deaf mute and a woman previously driven home by a machine each evening.
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Indianapolis
Paul Benjamin
Family Welfare Society
Anderson
Benjamin
Chiefs May Move to City Hall
Discussion revived at city hall on moving fire and police chiefs from their headquarters to the city safety suite in City Hall. The plan follows a conference between William H. Armitage and city officials. Police Chief Herman F. Rikhoff opposes the move while Inspector Walter White would lead patrols if enacted.
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Fire and Police Department
Board of Safety
City Hall
William H. Armitage
Herman F. Rikhoff
Rikhoff
Walter White
Police
Gary warns eight hour day would wreck steel industry
Chicago December 23 Albert H Gary chairman of United States Steel Corporation warned that an eight hour day would hurt the steel industry. He spoke to reporters saying he would like to see the change generally but believes it would have damaging effects on the industry.
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United Press
Chicago
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
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