Gotham Mayor Warns Reds Against Riotous Demonstrations
New York City Mayor James J. Walker warned Communists against riotous demonstrations tied to a looming unemployment protest. He protected free speech but urged conduct in proper places under police sanction while noting the city’s vast public works program employs tens of thousands and costs about 1 billion dollars. Communists planned a Union Square rally led by William Z Foster as a major international protest.
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Exposition Displays Washington Gift Bottles and Global Wood Table
A display in New York shows liquor bottles said to be a present from George Washington to a military officer and a table that took thirteen years to build using wood from all parts of the world.
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Boy Escapes Serious Injury After Near Miss At Gray and St Clair
Five year old Robert Williams of 827 North Gray street escaped serious harm when struck by a truck at Gray and St. Clair streets Monday. He was taken to Methodist hospital. Louis H. Hague, 55, of 326 East Eleventh street, was not detained by police.
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Chilcote Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
Thomas D. Chilcote, a 53 year old real estate dealer and former head of a licensed detective agency, declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He is a Mason and resides at 217 North Tacoma Avenue.
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Paris Woman Acquitted After Stabbing Husband Over Potatoes
In a Paris suburb Louis Plat was killed after a quarrel over potatoes with his wife who used a table knife. The defendant was acquitted at the assizes on grounds of persistent cruelty by the husband.
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Frankfort Youth Confesses Hold Up Hoax
Robert McCorkle 18 of Frankfort Indiana admitted fabricating a tale of a hold up and kidnapping Sunday night in Indianapolis. He said the story was a hoax and that he left his father's car at 100 West Fifteenth Street where it was found.
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American films influence Australian women like Paris does Americans
March 4 Minneapolis report says American movies shape Australian women’s style as Paris influences American women. Dr L H Newnham, Australian dentistry student at University of Minnesota, remarks on cross cultural fashion impact.
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Grain Chiefs Consulted as Prices Plunge
Chicago officials called leading grain exchange executives to diagnose the market decline following Monday's 5 cent drop in wheat prices. The move follows the farm board's policy shift away from purchases, while broker buying helped steady trading. In Mexico City Portes Gil becomes a university teacher on Mexican problems.
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Mexico City
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National University
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An ad advises taking harmless tablets from the druggist labeled Pape's Cold Compound for 35c. It claims rapid relief from mucous discharge head ache and facial soreness, urging readers to try it at any drugstore and noting it as better than doping.
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Prohibition Leaders Plan To Import 156-Year-Old Zaro Agha
Reports say prohibition leaders intend to bring Zaro Agha a 156-year-old Turkish teetotaler to the United States as an object lesson. Wets threaten retaliation by importing a 163-year-old Chinese imbiber to offset the drys strategy.
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Britain’s Dominions May Pool Grain
A proposed wheat pool would let Britain regulate supply and price of grain from the dominions. devised by E F Wise the plan aims to give farmers stable wheat prices and shield them from dumped foreign subsidized wheat. A public corporation would buy dominion wheat in bulk and release it steadily to curb speculation.
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Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad Ad Promises Healings
An advertisement touts a radio active solar pad claimed to restore health without medicines. It appeals to neuritis rheumatism high blood pressure constipation nervous prostration liver kidney and bladder disorders and cites over 150 000 units sold on trial. Readers are urged to write for a trial offer and literature from Radium Appliance Co Los Angeles California.
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Ellis attacks federal court power over Indiana utilities
Indiana Public Service Commission Commissioner Howell Ellis argues in Public Utilities Fortnightly that federal courts have raised utility valuations and increased ratepayer costs, citing 11 million in value gains across ten cases and urging against federal control. He notes state commissions have lost in federal court while winning in state courts.
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Mothers learn value of Magnesia for infants
An advertisement urges mothers to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia for babies and children to ease sour digestion and related symptoms. It promotes gentle relief of constipation and digestive discomfort, noting the product is harmless and nearly tasteless.
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Aged Farmer Fatally Hurt in Indiana Field
Andrew Pierce aged 70 a farmer near Newtown fell victim to injuries from a horse dragging him across a field at his Crawfordsville area farm. He died in a local hospital from the incident.
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Hamburg Breast Tea Cold Remedy Ad
Get a small package of Hamburg Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful, pour boiling water, and drink a tea cupful. It is said to break a cold and relieve grip, open pores, relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and be inexpensive and vegetable.
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