Ex-Financier in Jail DepLOred Sage of Religion
Victor H. Arnold former Madison Bond Co president and evangelist told reporters in Raymond Street jail that Christ has no place in today counting houses. He was arrested for wilfully scheming to defraud and as a fugitive, facing $25,000 bail after authorities seized him at his Bayside estate. He spoke of persecution, claimed innocence, and said he had warned President Harding and the Attorney General, while stressing his Christian lectures and family presence at arrest.
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United Press
New York
Victor H. Arnold
Madison
Wis
Raymond St
Arnold
Bayside
Freddie Welsh
Christ
Paul
Wisconsin
Madison Bond Company
United States
Brooklyn
mar_ajs
Moscow
Russia
Harding
McGulrie
Paris to New York Fashion Trends Across Hues and Fabrics
Paris features include camel hair skirts with embroidered pockets and bone buttons. Silk ribbons appear on gowns while caution urged to avoid daubing. Beaver and other furs coat long fur garments. An American buys six corsets after a mis communication. Bandana blouses rise from Deauville trend with two handkerchiefs needed. Lightweight wool stockings gain winter popularity for all.
Quincy Adams Sawyer on Screen and Stage This Week
Local theaters feature the Nu gents in Kempy and a slate of stage and film attractions. On screen the movie Quincy Adams Sawyer showcases small town life with ice cream socials and community crowds, while the Ohio hosts a full week of showings including Make It Snappy and Lights of New York.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Walter D. Hickman
Main St
Nugents
the Ohio
Eddie Cantor
Fern and Tennyson
Lyric
Batty
B. F. Keith
Singer
Palace
Broadway
Hicksville
Rialto
New York
Apollo
Tess
The
Circle
Quincy Adams
Ohio
Dr. Jack
Isis
Arabia
Mister Smith
Lariat Thrower
Regent
Colonial
Old Guard Faces Progressive Movement in 1924 Outlook
Washington report outlines how old line Republicans oppose progressives while old line Democrats may encourage splits to aid or hinder 1924 outcomes. It notes leadership by Underwood and Lodge and speculates on possible nominations by Wilson Ford and the impact on party unity and third party risks.
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Times
Washington
Harding
Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
la Follette
Borah
Brookheart
Frazier
Norris
Wll
Henry Ford
Notable Quotes From Congressional Hearings
A collection of remarks from lawmakers and officials on Justice Roy Bean, political funding, Bolshevik counterfeiting, government transport costs, and naval presence in the eastern Mediterranean. The quotes illustrate partisan tones and fiscal concerns voiced during hearings.
Armour Morris merger set to close December 31
Chicago December 27 with financing arranged the transfer of Morris and Co packers to Armour Company of Delaware is expected to occur at midnight December 31. The purchase price is $30,000,000.
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United Press
Chicago
Morris & Co., Packers
Armour Company of Delaware
Alleged Pool Operator Held Linked to Baltimore Scams
William L. Cunningham, linked to Austin H. Montgomery Jr., awaited two Federal warrants in St. Louis for return to Baltimore. He faces a New York postal violation charge and is accused of running blind pools defrauding Baltimoreans of over 4 million dollars. He was arrested with Montgomerys party en route to Mexico City.
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United Prear
Bobbed hair takes back seat in Paris fashion
The piece notes bobbed hair fading from favor as Paris fashion shifts toward new bandeaux worn low on the forehead. It mentions high Spanish combs and their modifications, suitable for day or evening wear. Combs appear in jet, tortoise shell, celluloid and colored compositions, often jeweled.
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Paris
Freud and Brill Advise Against An Only Child
Margaret Rohe reports on Freud Jung and Bill arguing that only children are spoiled by excessive parental attention. The piece cites Dr Grill and Havelock Ellis noting many geniuses come from larger families, with few only children among notable figures.
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Freud and
Brill
Margaret Rohe
New York
Freud
Jung
Bill
Paw
Man
Doctor Grill
Havelock Ellis
Earth
Kokomo man named to Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument board
Dan Smith of Kokomo has been appointed a member of the board of control for the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument to succeed Dr. Thomas C. Stunkard of Terre Haute who declined reappointment due to pressing business affairs.
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Dan Smith
Kokomo
Board of Control
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Thomas C. Stunkard
Terre Haute
Stunkard
Christmas Eve Ice Cream Stroll Sparks Mis ID
A man walks the street on Christmas Eve eating ice cream when a woman bumps into him on N Illinois Street. She mistakes him for someone else and he corrects her, saying his name is Clark. Later a woman in a nightgown is seen on Washington Street asleep between Temple and Rural Streets.
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Co. P. E
N. Illinois St
Clark
Washington St
Temple
Rural Sts
W. J
Spiced Butter Loaf from Old Recipe Card
Cream butter and sugar then add spices salt and raisins. Foam soda with apple sauce and mix in. Stir in flour and bake in a loaf pan for one hour.
Necklace valued at $1000 reported stolen
A coral necklace worth 1000 dollars disappeared from Mrs. Mellita Fischer at the Peter Pan apartments. Theodore Stempfel, a bank vice president, reported the loss but later said he reported it for Mrs. Fischer. Detectives opened an investigation into the missing heirloom.
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Mellita Fischer
Peter Pan Apartments
Theodore Stempfel
Park Ave
Fischer
Stempfel
Fletcher American National Bank
Open Shop Movement Beaten by Labor Says Gompers
Samuel Gompers reports 1922 as a turning point in labor history with the overthrow of the open shop drive. He credits labor unity, policy principles, and collective power for preserving American standards and the right to organize. He hopes for cooperative relations and production gains in 1923.
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Fletcher American National Bank
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stoughton A. Fletcher
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
United News
Washington
Labor
United Front
Novel Colors in White Georgette Gown with Lavender Bands
A gown of white georgette features horizontal lavender bands to the waist and a front corsage of yellow satin flowers with long yellow ribbon ends.
Bejeweled Beetle Vanity Cases Attract Attention
New vanity cases of enameled metal in animal shapes appear, with beetle designs especially popular. They feature compartments for rouge powder and can hold the smallest eyebrow pencils.
Brocaded Georgette Fabrics Highlight Lingerie Styles
Fabric notes describe brocaded georgette and velvet brocade as ideal for elegant negligees. The text praises their beauty and ease of care while noting they require expert cutting and draping to achieve the best fit and appearance.
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America
Deauville
Ogaviad StRour
Yictor
Mear Tsencee
Gy Ogadan
Old Guard
Congress
Roy Bean
Pecos
Judge Bean
Representative Hudspeth
Texas
Treasury of the
Harrison
Virginia
Bolshevists
Frank J. Coleman
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Mabel
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Navy
Mediterranean
State Department
Admiral Washington
House
Armour-Morris
William L. Cunningham
Ruth D. Wilson
H. Block
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Bolivia
Sorrento
Normandy
Crystal
Polaire
Peco
Lapinex
Ameritex
Velour
Jean
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