Bootlegger's foe killed by auto bomb
Wife and son bid him goodbye as the starter fires an explosive, blowing the bootlegger's foe to pieces. The air mail filers and the Transcontinental telephone line are discussed in contrast to the national route, describing speed and reach across the continent. The piece notes the telephone line's 10th anniversary and gains about aerial mail service along with the bank and insurance resources behind it.
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Air Mail I Filers
New York
San Francisco
Telephone Review
Pennsvania
Colorado
Denver
Nevada
Winnemucca
Nee
Theair Mall Fiers
Azar
Brady
Ast Ral Dary
American Federal
Flers
Bellefonte
Surview
Lin
Reno
Golden Gate
Sierras
Deserts
Cheyenne
Rockies
Great Western Plains
Theodore
Hackensack
Tits Automobile
Mabel O'Dea
O'Dea
John
Ave
Jersey City
John F. O'Dea, Jr
Allendale
N. J
San
Niagara Falls
A. C. Hartin
First Aid Experts Boost New York Telephone Force to Six Thousand
New York Telephone Company reports over 6,000 employees trained in first aid with more than half holding joint Red Cross and company certificates. The program, offered outside regular hours, has aided in lifesaving cases and reduced sickness by about 2,000 incidents. At year end 1924, the utility employed more than 9,000 people and paid pensions to veterans from its benefit fund.
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New York
American Red Cross
Telephone Company
Benefi Fund Committee
New York Telephone Company
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Scapa
Flow
Orkney
Islande
Mills Bay
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Paris
Senate
John Gordon Battelle
Columbus
Republican
National Committee
New Willard
Treasury
Mellon
Kindes
Coolidge
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Kelley
Atlantic Lee
Coast Guard
Tampa
Boston
Harding
Post Office Department
Philatelic
Ator Couzens
Michigan
the Treasury
McCarl
North
Congress
Ally
A. Fallow
Buckner Seeks To Padlock Rum Row
Buckner moves to padlock rum running operations using the case against Robert C. Clowry as the test. The effort aims to cripple the ships involved in illicit liquor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckner
Robt. C. Clowry
Padlock plan eyed in liquor ship seizure case
Federal Attorney Emory Buckner announced possible use of the Volstead act padlock provisions to halt ships tied to rum running after the Coast Guard seized the Western Union cable ship Robert C. Clowry with 3,000 liquor cases. Buckner noted questions on whether lockup could apply to vessels that dock and operate abroad and outlined actions against ship crews for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union
Robert C. Clowry
Coast Guard
Emory R. Buckner
Edward Barnes
le Division
Custom House
Buckner
Barnes
Scotland
Britain Aims at World Parley Conference for Europe
Britain works to convene a summer conference to address the European political situation, surveying France, Italy and allies first, then inviting Germany and other ex-enemy powers. US observers may join if Washington signals openness, with past Dawes success cited as a model for a peaceful, broader gathering. England and France seek convergence on European policy amid ongoing debates.
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London
France
Italy
Germany
United States
Rei
Great Britain
Dawes
World News and Local Updates Mixed In City Ledger
A fragmented 1926 era snapshot reports on labor lockouts in Stockholm and a Romanian Hungarian held on forged documents in Havana. Mountain movement near Meeker Colorado, saloon closures in London, famine in China, a deadly New Orleans rail wreck, and an English dean's critique of Mis a 1926 habit illustrate a broad, disjointed international brief.
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Stockholm
Havana
Geza Retengy
London
Church of St. Mary Magdalene
Reuter
Tidis
Suebum
Peking
China
Board of Foreign’ Missions
Methodist Episcopal” Church
New Orleans
Elfic
Blechoc
Zquebeg
Iglon
Manchester
England
Misa
Barber Economics Then and Now Across Savings and Style
The article argues that savings deposits underpin national capital growth, funding industrial development through bank purchases of securities. It notes high personal spending on grooming, with American men spending billions yearly on barber services and products, while taxes and estate planning shape incentives for production. It also surveys store credit costs for farmers and the historic shift of barbers from medical to grooming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al ‘Niltlam
Byrne
United States
North Carolina
Dublin Considers Lord Mayor Role Amid Court Study
Dublin debates if a lord mayor should exist as the city is run by Free State commissioners after suspending the municipal council. With no aldermen or councillors, the office would require a holder. a Supreme Court decision may settle the question.
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Dublin
O'Neill
Free State
Counellor
Counellorn
Supreme Court
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Prague
Edouard Benes
Zecho
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Bulletin
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Mentone
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Riviera
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Tyksmuseum
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F St
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Irvington
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Broad'y
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Mme
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Harry A. Barton
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Henry H. Cannon
Robert Dashwood
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Harry A.barton
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Chatman
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Wm. H. Winne
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Abercrombie
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Emma Knodel
U. S. Post Office
Irvington, N.Y
Britain
World Parley
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Irvington Gazette
YRLD
Irvington Pharmacy
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Main St
Irvington, N. Y
Carl von Schenk
Buldin
Robert M. Johnston
Ashford Ave
Dobbs Ferry
William E. Knox
Valdent American Bankers Association
Savings Bank Division
Arep Bankers Association
Sh Seph Byrne
Barbers' Journal
Nation
Gerard B. Winston
Bankers Association Journal
Br. Tyene
Hale
Tr Tx
B. Doty
Iterstory
Henry VI
P Reale and
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Telephone
Watland Boarding
Frank H. Addyman
Teleprone
Ashford Avenue
Ardsley, N. Y
M. J. Tynan
Best Hardware
Gas and Oil
North Broadway
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Robert J. Rosvally
Dobbs Ferry Bureau OF Employment and Nursing Agency
Main Street
Dobbs Ferry-On-Hudson
Westchester Lighting
Impany
August Friberg
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EMORE
Gazette Office
George Baker
Undertakers
George Baker, Inc
Baker Place
Hastings, N.Y
Complete Automobile Service
East 72Nd Street
Hastings
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