Vladimirski Club Lights Leningrad Nightlife Decline
A Moscow refugee feature describes Leningrad's Vladimirski Club as a late night gambling cabaret with roulette chemin de fer baccarat and a rude bouncer, noting the fountain grotto and fading dawn as crowds thin before sunrise.
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Interior Decrees Restriction on Late Hours
The Interior of the Russian Socialist Federal Soviet Republic issues a directive disapproving late hours. It limits activities after a set time and reinforces curfew-like rules to ensure order and productivity within the republic.
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Leiter Defends Custodianship of Vast Leiter Estate
Joseph Leiter testifies in Chicago defending his role as custodian of his father Levi Z. Leiter’s estimated fifty million dollar estate. He recounts a frugal youth on a Wyoming ranch and early factory work to argue his fitness, as sister Lady Marguerite Hyde seeks his removal amid family and British title disputes.
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Pinchot Plans Quick Appointment Of Allegheny County Controller
Attorney General Woodruff informed Governor Pinchot that a 1915 Supreme Court ruling grants the state chief executive sole appointive power to name a controller for Allegheny county. After the death of John P. Moore, there was debate about the vacancy. Pinchot said he expects to fill the post in the very near future.
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Missing evangelist Aimee McPherson not found in Edmonton
Police in Edmonton discount a detective Middleton claim that the missing Los Angeles evangelist Aimee McPherson was located there. The city authorities stated no confirmation of the report and urged caution regarding sensational leads.
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The Bonnet That Blown Away
A humorous verse recounts how one aunt’s bonnet caused a chain of misadventures when a Sunday wind lifts it into causing chaos in a town. The poem ties fate to a single careless act and notes wide life changes from birth to death.
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McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promise Fast Gain
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming rapid weight gain and health beyond the unpleasant liquid. It boasts easy consumption, a 60 cent price for 60 tablets, a money back guarantee if 5 pounds aren’t gained in 30 days, and wide retail availability through Love and Megown Eckerd stores and druggists.
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Fisher To Name Public Choice For Chairman
Pittsburgh June 7 John S Fisher Republican governor nominee planned to announce his choice for chairman of the Republican state committee. W Harry Baker currently holds the post and will seek re election when the state committee meets in Philadelphia. W L Mellon has been mentioned as a possible candidate.
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Farmer Accidentally Kills Himself En Route to Shoot Crows
In Titusville Pennsylvania farmer Judson McCurdy, 40, started for his corn field to shoot crows and was found dead in a fence corner. An accidental discharge while climbing the fence is the presumed cause. The item appears amid a collage of political notices and stray jokes.
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Woman Attempts Death After Desertion by Husband
Mrs. Alexia Richard Morris, 26, a French war bride, attempted suicide in Evanston after her husband Charles S. Morris, stenographer to Vice President Dawes on the reparations committee, deserted her. Found by neighbors in a gas filled room, she was revived by a pulmotor after her dog drew attention to the scene.
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Hope to Pay Off Court House Bonds
Mercer Pa June 7 With 1926 ending the county will have paid off all of the $3460 000 court house bonds except the $20 000 still outstanding after the June 1 call. County Treasurer Malcolm Simons says the 20 000 will be redeemed by June 1 1927 without serious difficulty.
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