Sea Captain Cadogan Retires After 46 Years At Sea
The veteran navigator Captain Anthony Cadogan ends a 46 year seafaring career after sailing 2.5 million miles. His last voyage ran Buenos Aires to New York and he plans to live near New York City in retirement.
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Questions and Answers The Times Hint Page
Readers submit inquiries to the Times bureau in Washington for casual facts and light knowledge. Topics include jet formation in mourning jewelry, the motto E Pluribus Unum, Pepys Diary overview, copula definition, normal body temperature, dinner calls timing, World War I veteran compensation, and Government Printing Office history and size.
Poison pen letters haunt New York music publisher case
From New York May 24 detectives study a mass of anonymous letters tied to Maxwell, a wealthy music publisher. Handwriting and typewriter experts hunt the author of 151 poison pen notes over ten years, naming nine women and involving figures like Allan A Ryan and Nathan Burkan as letters are traced.
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What Veterans Bureau Will Do For You
Information for World War veterans and relatives on how to obtain veterans relief pamphlets. The Indianapolis Times Washington Bureau offers free copies by mailing a coupon with a 2-cent stamp to 1322 New York Ave. NW Washington DC. Include full name address city state to receive material promptly.
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Racial lines in Japanese immigration debate caution Hard ing
Herbert Quick argues immigration restrictions will persist and that mixing Japanese with Americans would produce a mongrel race. He cites Japanese press urging strict limits and predicts President Harding will fail to liberalize immigration as he faces pressure from groups in Britain Ireland the Netherlands Scandinavia and Germany among others.
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Renter Shortage Deepens as Costs, Wages Drive Housing
Washington May 24 Times Special reports Bleecker Marquette Cincinnati Better Housing League executive warns that unless construction costs fall or wages rise the housing shortage will worsen. He says low income workers are hit hardest with slow wage gains and larger families facing steeper rents. He predicts home ownership will slow over the next five years despite possible cost reductions.
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Married vs Divorces Courtroom Scorecard
The deputy county clerks debate marriages and divorces as Miss Margaret Muahoney closes the office and Bert Beville notes daily counts. He claims twenty seven to eight in favor of divorces over the last two days.
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Missing suit and overcoat from Titus Krouchie room
A suit and overcoat were reported missing from the room of Titus Krouchie at 225 KE Vermont St. The items were valued at 75 dollars.
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Rich Squaws May Bow to Can Cupid
Washington reports the Interior Department says Osage oil and gas funds in Oklahoma are booming. Since 1905 royalties and bonuses total $186 million with per capita income last year around $11,790 for 2,229 beneficiaries. The Osages’ wealth attracts many suitors while heirs receive shares when originals die.
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Veteran teacher says children are same after fifty years
Evanston Ill May 24 United Press reports Miss Celia Sargent after fifty years of teaching says children have not changed in fifty years. She taught 2100 boys and girls and kept their names and records in an old ledger.
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Tom Sims Says A Bizarre Health and Advice Column
A quirky column by Tom Sims blends odd health tips with political jabs. It jokes about cold remedies, Fourth of July prize fights, dandruff care, and washing tricks while lampooning authority and fashion mishaps.
Routine Repeats Across the World in Daily Life
The poem notes that existence repeats routines across all people from workers to artists. It emphasizes how we fall into daily cycles, sleeping, working, and eating, unable to escape repetitive patterns despite changes in location or circumstance.
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Diamonds and Gold Found Expert Cautions Against Rush
Interior Department officials J. M. Hill and Hugh Miser say recent large gold nuggets found near Monterey County California are from small superficial pockets. They warn against a gold rush and doubt large deposits exist. Miser notes Arkansas yielded nearly 6 000 diamonds from Scott County with the first Arkansas diamond found in 1906 by John Huddleston whose stone led to a $36 000 sale of his farm.
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