Dance Fails To Please Judge Dusty Fined In Court
Dee 21 year old Charleston dancer known as Kid Dusty clashes with Judge Thomas Hi Jenkins in police court after being found with alcohol. The crowd watches as Dusty dances on a bench and earns 35 cents from onlookers before the judge imposes a fine of 100 dollars plus costs total 108 dollars.
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Dusty
Toungstown
Dee
Roar Khonur
Charleston
Youngatown
Thomas Hi. Jenkins
Mayhead Dike
Auto Is Used In Hunting Wolves
Sioux Falls South Dakota December 21 192? The professional wolf hunters using modern methods chase wolves in western states in fast automobiles driving over plowed fields and corn fields at high speed. Charlie Cummings, a South Dakota man, drives a specially built vehicle as part of the hunting routine.
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Sioux Falls, &. L
Charlie” Cummings
South Dakota
Wolf hunting with dogs and wreckless pursuit described
Cummings describes a wolf hunting routine using trained dogs to chase prey. He explains that dogs do the chasing while he follows in a roadster, releasing fresh packs if the first set fails. He mentions preparing a knife to add another hide, noting dogs are killers to wolves yet friendly to people.
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Cummings
Quinings
Aunt Mrs Henry Williams Dies in Wilkes-Barre
Mrs Sarah A Lewis of East Reynolds Street and John Thomas of the Seventh ward report the death of their aunt Mrs Henry Williams of Wilkes-Barre Pa aged 9 Sunday morning. She was well known and respected in her home city and a First Baptist member. Her husband died three weeks ago. She leaves two daughters Mrs Bateman and Mrs Williams and four sons John Henry William and Trevor.
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Sarah A. Lewis
East Reynolds Street
John Thomas
Seventh Ward
Henry Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Bateman
Wilams
John
Henry
William
Trevor
Y Tigers Lead Mohawks in Y M C A Fund Drive
Boys' Work Secretary Goodwin reports the Tigers lead the Mohawks in raising money for the foreign boys' work fund. Tigers secured 3.70 while Mohawks collected 1.45. Efforts target 50 by January 1, as part of the Y M C A boys' department drive.
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Boys’ Work
Goodwin
Raine
Berks Jurors Demand Tougher Jail Custody
Berks county grand jury denounces jail coddling and overcrowding urging authorities to treat inmates as prisoners not guests. They condemn luxuries and insist on stricter discipline to speed case dispositions and alleviate crowded cells.
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Berks County
Tan Uluch
Sonny
Molly Caddlery
Jurios
Court report urges aldermen to curb costs
The report states officials should act to reduce rising costs, urging aldermen and justices of the peace to take care in expenditures. It warns that the next grand jury may assign costs if reforms are not made and expresses hope for stronger action.
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Alermen
Jewels Found Hidden in Spare Wheel of Marseilles Taxi
A Lux taxi carrying a woman passenger from the Orient left jewels worth 25 000 dollars at her hotel. Police found the jewels in the spare tire after a tire blowout. A chauffeur confessed to hiding the loot there and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Tusternational News Serv
Lux
Orient
Jewel
de Pot
Smoker Dopes Girl Then Robs Her On Train
A German woman traveling to Monte Carlo loses 12060 francs from her pocketbook after a man boarding the Lyon to Nice train smokes while she sleeps in her compartment. The thief fled as police investigate the incident near Marseille.
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C International News Service
Nice
Mam
Maria Szell
Monte Carlo
Lyon
Eha
Nica Minster
Deaf and Dumb Theatre Opens in Vienna Readers Hear
Vienna reports the Austrian Association of the Deaf and Dumb inaugurated a Deaf and Dumb Theatre with a debut play by Hans Leschwartz. The production impressed audiences as faces conveyed emotion despite language barriers. Plans call for classical and modern plays to follow. A separate note cites Kenko Hoshi on rulers and morality.
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International
Vienna
Austrian Association of the Deaf and Dumb
Hans Leschwartz
New Mirror Device Sends Radio Photos
Paris, Dec. 21. Eduard Bellu, an inventor, claims a device that televises images. A 20 inch mirror spins at 4000 rpm before an electric arc, reflecting an image which is transmitted via a radio link to reproduce the scene. Bellu says he sent a photograph of Louis Lumiere to prove the system works as television.
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Paris
Dac
Eduard Bellu
French Photographic Society
Tha
M. Balin
Louis Lumiere
Society
United Choir to Rehearse Ahead of Christmas Eisteddfod
The United Choir, set to compete in the Christmas Eisteddfod at First Congregational Church, will rehearse Tuesday evening at o'clock in Grace M. E. church. All members urged to attend.
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Firet
Grace M. E
Police Court Briefs Pay Fines in Disorderly House Case
Sam Paserell and four visitors were arrested Sunday at his corner Home and Mill streets residence. Officers Lynch Horner Richards and Reynolds fined Paserell $50 as keeper of a disorderly house and each visitor $10.
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Pe Ees
Sam Paserell
Corner Home
Mill Streets
Lynch, Horner
Richards
Reynolds
Paserell
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Rade
Haney’s
NMG
Wein
Windsor
Grannie
Mama
NEW Castles
Nancys
Kenko Hoshi
Marshall Chang
Tso Taklee
Chang ‘I'so-Lin
Manchuria
Newchwang
Mukden
United Choir
Police Court
Buddy “L” Toys
Gilbert Erector Sets
Lionel Electric Trains
Knapp Electrical Toys
Ingersoll Watches
Eveready
Atwater
Kent Radio
Cripps
Kimbails
Pathex Moving Picture Outfit
Little Sister
Big Brother
Little Brother
New Castle
Snyder Piano CO
North Mercer Street
Penn Theatre
Lawrence Furniture Store
West
Long Avenue and
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Jefferson Street
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