Bonds Recovered After Mail Robbery in Arkansas
Seventy nine thousand dollars in Liberty and other government bonds tied to Herbert Holliday’s loan spree were recovered from a mail box ten miles southwest of Little Rock. Major Pitcock and postal inspector Ira Fova traced the bonds to a Meacumella road box after an anonymous tip. Bonds found in perfect order, believed kept in a safe before the robbery last summer.
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International News Service
Brittle Rock
Ark
Liberty
Jierbert Rolliday
Roadout
Federal Post Office
Little Rock
Meécumella Road
James A. Pitteuk
Passengers Calm Amid Mohawk Rescue Story
International News Service reports calm and orderly passengers during the Mohawk liner fire rescue. Miss Muriel Toul of Kingston and Miss Ida Reiss of Worcester emerged as heroines, aiding others with humor and courage while the ship’s hold fire was discovered and rescuers reached the scene. John Cook of Rochester, bound for Jacksonville, was lowered to safety by sailors amid a tense escape.
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Pearl Dekoake
Worcester
Maso
Ormond
Fla
John Cook
Hagua Street
Rochester
N. Y
Cook
Staple
Wellas
Jacksonville
Fly
Formally Install Legion Officers in Perry Post
Gilliam of Perry S. Ganton Fest No. 243 American Legion saw officers elected for the ensuing year formally installed Friday evening January 2 with Dr RC Lutz acting as installation officer. Edwin E. Hoye commanded W Walter Braham Henry M Long Thomas Edmonds Edin E Marshall W R Allen John Nicholas Speed and John McKibben inducted. New commander Mr ilove outlined policies for the coming year before a large crowd, signaling a hopeful year ahead.
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Ilove
Will Organize For Centennial
Attorney Walter Reynolds announced plans to form a general committee of prominent New Castle citizens to oversee the Centennial celebration. Reynolds noted other duties limit attention, but he aims for steady progress with July tentatively suggested as the timing.
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New Castle
Walter Reynolds
Br. Reynolds
Students Eyes Tested In Great College Clinic
Berkeley January 3. A new acuity laboratory at the University of California is open for experimental work in education psychology. Professor J Breitweiser will oversee tests to determine how many students have bad eyesight and to establish a normal range of vision for the class. Students will compare their own vision to standard readings after testing under controlled daylight and artificial lighting in a basement laboratory.
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Cinnemaciona
Berkeley
Cal
University of California
J. ¥. Breitweiser
Haviland Hall
General Electric Company
York City
Palestine Health Week Aims at Malaria Trachoma Fight
In Jerusalem on January 3 a New York doctor led Health Week efforts in Palestine via the Women's Zionist Organization of America. The campaign features Hygiene, Baby, Foot, Microbe, and Recreation Day activities with Hebrew and Arabic materials.
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International News Service
Jerusalem
Palestine
New York
Holy Land
Simon Tannenbaum
Tadasjsah Medical Organization
Women’s Zionist Organization of America
United States
Red Cross
Rockefeller Institute
United States Health Bureau
Zionist Organization
Eiderdown Shipment Arrives From Alaska in 1924
The Boxer brought three large woven grass baskets from King Island in the Bering Sea, holding 40 pounds of eider duck down. Natives gathered the down after August from abandoned nests to line nests for eggs. The soft down is prized for pillows packing silk kimonos and airplane clothing.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
King Island
Bering Sea
Early morning ice cleanup by city crews on West Street
Mil ler’s retreat department and Street Commissioner Jud Bar eum led an ice clearing effort as freezing temps quickened the melt. A Norfolk paper notes a child asking what a mortgage is while families face home-related worries and looming bills.
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Hiram Miller
Etreat Department
Jud Bareum
Britain Stands Firm on Debts France Owes
Britain will insist France pay England amounts equal to payments France makes to the United States as it liquidates war debts. The foreign office noted no moratorium and said Britain may complete independent arrangements with France and will seek proportional, simultaneous repayment if debtors pay creditors. Premier Baldwin to discuss debts with the cabinet before Churchill leaves for Paris. Kellogg will attend the Paris finance conference.
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David MM
Rcit International
London
Great Britain
France
England
United States
Britain
Italy
Foreign Office
Baldwin
Churchill
Paris
America
Ambesandor Kellogg
School Directors To Meet Tuesday
The twenty second annual Lawrence County School Directors convention will be held at the county courthouse Tuesday and Wednesday January 6 and 7. C B Balk, superintendent, announced the program featuring Devotional Exercises, reports, lectures by Dr O T Carson and Dr Ezra Lehman, and a luncheon at the First M Church.
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Lawrence County
County Court House
Cantly
C.B. Balk
Dorris L. Waikman
James Edin
P. W. Griffin
Edwin O. Reed
Scott Kildoo
John C. Syiing
Charles 7. Beall
H. M. Stevenson
Dorris J. Falkman
Chas. F. Bell
Dalles
Ezra Lehman
Ross M. Haverfield
O. T. Corson
Erza Lebman
M. H. Church
North and
Jefferson Streets
Lincoln
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Townships and Wards
Realty transfers list numerous conveyances in Neshannock, Union, Shenango and New Castle areas. Multiple parties including Simpson, Glenn, Schiek, Rithuel, Wilson Giles, Kusalecz, Nugent, Lench, Hogue, Baros and Baldwin appear with nominal consideration. A garbled insertion about an engagement secret appears at the end.
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Eliza J. Schiek
Sophia Palo
Union Towip
Feltica Giermanski
Union Township
M. Rithuel
Homer
Cal Coolidge and Grace Goodhue a Northampton Love Story
Northhampton, Mass January 3 Barnings of the love fire between Calvin Coolidge and Grace Goodhue, met in 1903 when he was a local lawyer and she a teacher in the Clark School for the Deaf and Blind. After a cautious courtship and friendly guidance from James Lucey, Coolidge proposed and they married on October 4, 1905 amid small town admiration.
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Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidgs
Washington
Coolidge
Grace ,Goodhue
Clark School For the Deaf and Blind
Nothampton
Cal
Mists Goodhue
Lucey
James Lucey
Luce
Som
Wen
Goolidge
Miss Goodhue
Vermont
White Sha
Goodhue
Mostha
Widow's Fatal Lure Revealed in Death by Own Action
Berlin report details Martin Ulavras death by suicide amid a troubled marriage to a beautiful widow. He describes love, suspicions, and repeated betrayals as the widow allegedly manipulated him and others, leading to financial ruin, poisoning, and finally his own death after a brutal escape attempt.
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Berlin
Jan U
Circe
Erzebettalta
Budapest
Martin Ulavras
Aiovrosi
Tjavorosi
Jim
Tjavrosi
Twenty Per Cent Of Indians Are In Twenty Per Cent Of Indians Are In
In New York on January 3 the Indian Defense Association reports that over 45 percent of Indians in the United States suffer tuberculosis or trachoma. The group says 35,000 Indians lack medical care and that infant mortality reduction programs are underfunded. Among Navajos the tuberculous death rate is ten times higher than the national average, due to low salaries for soldiers and nurses in the Indian service.
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New York
Jnc
Lha
Indian Defense Association
West Ports
Second Sieel
United States
Indian Service
Wary Exchange Over Wall Rat Wiper Decorator Clash
An irritated householder confronts a decorator about a wall rat worn item. The decorator replies that the wife urged the action, provoking a tense exchange. The husband then softens his stance, muttering a remark about it being pretty but not acceptable.
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Iuto
Pa Breaks Dishes Over Ma in Grand Rapids Case
Grand Rapids, Mich. Jan 3. Aged 85 in a domestic dispute Mrs. James E. Mathews accused her husband Pa of assault and battery after he allegedly kicked her during a quarrel over broken dishes. A justice of the peace gave Pa a suspended sentence following the testimony.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
James E. Mathews
Mathews
Justice of Peace
Hawkins Winner In First Round To Resist Trial
Hawkins central figure in a fraud case involving Welfare Loan associations and Hawkins Mortgage. He was jailed and remanded until January 12 after arrest in Portland Indiana. mother Daywon seeks to free him by posting securities in Ohio and Indiana. Court actions challenge legality of terminology used in indictment as prosecutors plan to attack the language in court.
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Chlef National Loan
S. Hawkins
Hawkins
Portland
Indiana
Sisk
Commis Loldings Lata Yeste
Olen
Nog
Iilletmens Agniner
Ines
Fred Ww. Warner
Marian
Uhia Reall
A. Hayns
Dayton
Ohio Securities
Iddings
Indiana Bullaters
Hawkkins
Welfare Loan Association
Hawkins Mortgage Company
Welfare Loan
Asoscignone
Uniner
Condemner Youth Appeals to Attorney in Clemency Bid
Herward Grant, 22, slated for the gallows for a policeman murder, sends an appeal to his attorney Thomas Swanson to refile from the south and present a petition with 185000 names to Governor Smal for clemency and commutation to life imprisonment.
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Chicago
Man
Herward Grant
Thomas Swanson
Grant
Sm Leie Gee
Battlefield Relics From the 1864 Richmond Campaign
In Virginia a few thousand visitors trek a rough two mile trail near Spottsylvania to view relics from May 12 1864 battles. Uniforms, bullets, and field artifacts still cling to battlefield soil as orderly trenches give way to regrowth. The article notes 28 000 men died in the fighting and mentions a curious social aside from the Courier Journal about a girl joke.
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Richmond
Virginia
Spotraylvania
Hoyer
CIA
Uiat
Federa
Sania
P Miedd
Coward or Hero A Dansed Pombelt at Regent MontLayor
A dramatic screen piece stars Shreee Days Charies Ray in Dynamite Smith showing a timid youth who gains courage. C Gardner Sullivan wrote the role for popular actor, under Thomas Hence supervision with a strong supporting cast at the Regent.
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cCharies Ray
Dynamite Smith
Ray
C. Gardner Sullivan
Thomas
2 Patheglar
Ben Jacquerne
Cent
Regent
Piu
North of 36 at Capitol features an all star cast
An all star lineup leads the Capitol Theatre screen in North of 36 with Dan McMasters played by Jack Patt and Lois Wilson and Ernest Torrence among the cast. The production promises a strong showcase of talent and dramatic depth as the story unfolds.
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Capitol
Couc
Capitol Theatre
Jaeck Patt
Dan McMasters
Mie
Banenth
Guali
Jack
Holt
Lois Wilson
Ernest
Torrence
Irvin Willa
Matt
Dim Nabours
Ranek Foreman
Philan
Wilson
Messie Lucknart
Owl
Fragmentary note on Paramourtt Production details
The text fragment cites Paramourtt Picture Production and names various characters and places in garbled form. It hints at a villain, a weave of names, and a jewel clue, but the overall meaning is unclear and many words are corrupted beyond reconstruction.
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Huniltsda
Kate Batarson
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Palm Beach
Amiami
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Jadee Uy
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