Arnstein Freed From Prison Plans Happy Holidays
Nicky Arnstein leaves Leavenworth after two year term with 72 days cut for good behavior He plans Christmas with wife Fanny Brice and their children but hints at possibly revealing secrets after holidays He vows to see lawyers first and says the prison walls will not erase his memories of confinement.
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Leavenworth
Eas
Nicky” Arnstein
United States
Chicago
Fanny Brice
Music Box
Nicky
Earthquakes threaten major U.S. cities along weakness lines
An article cites Popular Science Monthly findings that the United States has recurring earthquakes along defined fault lines near major cities. It notes risks in New York, Washington, Boston, and lines from southern California to the Atlantic coast, through the Mississippi valley to the Great Lakes, where millions live.
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United States
Arthur Selwyn Brown
Popular Science Monthly
New York
Washington
Boston
California
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
New England
Line of earth weakness traced from California to Newfoundland
A description outlines a suspected geological fault line beginning in southern California and extending through Arizona along the thirty fifth parallel, sending a spur toward the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, then east to the sea and along the Atlantic coast to Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland.
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California
Arizona
Mississippi
Ohio
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Hard To Get Couple To Agree On Money
A wage earning wife writes in the Woman's Home Companion about how middle class couples struggle to merge two incomes. She notes social niceties and economic dependence create tension while joint finances require blunt dialogue and shared sacrifice. The suggested fix is direct talk and equal budgeting.
Turkey Vulture Nest Found in New York Cave Near Stamford
For the first time in ornithology turkey vultures were found nesting in New York state less than four miles from the Connecticut border. In June 1925 Paul G. Howes and Dickerson Cummmings documented a two egg clutch in a deep cave above a rocky cliff north of Stamford.
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Connecticut
Paul G. Howes
Dickenson
Cummmings
Bruce Museum
Stamford
Pound Ridge
Ridgefield
Mr. Howes
Mr. Cummings
Lock Haven Man Killed by Truck
Oscar Anderson a 52 year old Sweden native and foreman for the New York Central Railroad was struck and crushed by a motor truck in Lock Haven Pennsylvania. He had lived in the United States twenty years and died on December 23. sorrow follows.
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International News Service
Lockhaven
Oscar Anderson
Sweden
Anderson
New York Central Railroad
Coolidge Mourns Death of Publisher Frank A Munsey
President Coolidge expressed sorrow at the death of Frank A Munsey New York publisher in a message to W P Dewart general manager of the New York Sun. He praised Munsey as an outstanding publisher who rose from poverty in Maine through energy and will to succeed. Other officials shared similar tributes.
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International News Service
Washington
Mr. Munsey
May Investigate Nicky Arnstein Prison Charges
Washington December 23 Any charges which may be filed by Nicky Arnstein against Warden
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May
Nicky Arnsteins
International News Service
Washington
Nicky” Arnstein
Warden
Prison official Biddle investigated by Justice Department
W. S. Biddle of Leavenworth prison will be promptly investigated by the department of justice. Arnstein has not replied yet. Luther C. White, federal superintendent of prisons, defends Biddle as one of the best wardens, calling Arnstein's statements a publicity stunt.
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W. S. Biddle
Leavenworth Prison
Department of Justice
Department
Arnstein
Luther C. White
Biddle
White
Ancient peoples not really so backward
A joint University of Pennsylvania and British Museum expedition to the Chaldees uncovered flint blades about the size of safety razor blades. The blades were inde structable and did not require honing or sharpening, remaining as sharp as when first made.
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University of Pennsylvania
British Museum
Ancient Ur finds reveal modern era echoes in rites
Scientists report a Moon God temple sewerage system used to drain animal blood shows sophisticated civic planning. Relics will be split between two museums, suggesting many so called modern inventions existed over five centuries ago and that life then resembled ours in many ways.
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Chaldees
Clarion Hotel Warden Seeks Rehearing in Damages Suit
Pittsburgh December 23 A motion for a new trial was filed by Warden L Mohney after he lost a $100000 damage suit against four Clarion men over damage to his hotel in 1918 The motion cites a juror H A Mader who allegedly said Mohney would not receive a cent during the trial
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Pittsburgh
Warden L. Mohney
Clarion
Mohney
H. A. Mader
No Miners and Operators Talk Until After Christmas
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania December 23 Mayor John Durkas Scranton leader of the town officials committee says only a technicality stands in the way of peace. He expects both sides to meet as soon as they see no real difference and will press to prevent any delay before January 1. Unofficial reports say the two sides are maneuvering for position and plan to meet once they are secure footing.
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International
Wilkes-Barre
John Durkas
Scranton
Durkas
Ambition Drives Struggle Toward Destiny and Achievement
Ambition is described as the spur that pushes individuals to confront destiny and strive for greater purposes and achievements. The passage frames ambition as heaven’s incentive guiding human effort toward meaningful goals.
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