Detective Arrests Confidence Man In New York Case
A clever arrest is reported as Detective Morris Ka of Manhattan coordinates detain a shaven man just released from the Manhattan area. The suspect, Kalmes, was handed over to Chicago detectives for further action after wage talks and reconnection in the case.
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67Th Street
New York
Pelican
Kalmes
Chicago
Firemen Prevent Serious Damage In Pittsburgh
Firemen today prevented a major fire in the Market Street district of Pittsburgh. A wallpaper store basement fire sent heavy acid smoke, but crews kept flames from reaching paints and varnishes. Damages estimated at $300.90 in the damaged board period and detour maps indicate traffic disruption nearby.
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Pittsburgh
Market Street
Marie Whallkams
Leona Trip
Wallkams
Samuel Rosenstein
Primk McKelvex
Neils
Capitol-William Mack’s Talking Picture At Capitol
Features include The Voice of the Clix with Robert Ames and Willard Mack plus Me Col He a talking act Sow Cartoons and Oak Gen. Also Douglas Fairbanks in The Tron Mask with Movietone act George Washington baritone singer and Clara Bow in The Fleet’s in comedy with Poodles Henneford in Deal, Dumb and Blonde Acsop’s Fables and more.
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Capitol
Wiliam
Mack
Robert Ames
Vin Field
Willard Mack
Penn
Douglas Fairbanks
George Washington
Comecy
Jone
Paramount
Clara Bow
Poodles Henneford
Acsop
Lowman warns Minnesota agent within authority
Lowman criticizes newspaper reports on enforcement efforts and asserts the Treasury’s lack of intent to disarm customs patrolmen. He argues that Congress must not disarm agents as it would undermine tariff laws and the eighteenth amendment, noting Treasury regulations govern firearms use.
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Order
Lowman
Treasury
Councilmen Granted Larger Purchase Limit
An ordinance introduced today raises the council spending limit from 50 to 250 dollars without requiring consent of colleagues. The measure amends existing rules to authorize department purchases up to a quarter thousand, with majority approval still needed for higher expenditures.
Primary party candidacy notice for September 18
The notice states candidacy actions for the Trapebiran Party primaries on September 18, listing Regisor Foyt as recorder and BRAN as context. Details are partial and muddled, with several names and affiliations not fully clear.
Mrs Mary Thaw Leaves Five Million Estate
Reported estimates indicate Mrs Mary Thaw left five million. The funeral progressed with Josiah C Thaw, her surviving son, en route from Boston to Pittsburgh aboard the Berengeria. The Countess De Perigny sails for Europe on June 23, while an actor’s applause is noted as a safe encore.
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Mary Thaw
Burgh
Boston
Countess de Perigny
Europe
Berengeria
Josiah Copley Thaw
Used Automobiles Turn To Ash In Harrisburg Fire
Harrisburg auto dealers staged a planned burn of about 120 unsafe cars valued at over 100000. The spectacle destroyed old vintage vehicles in a high pile after pouring several hundred gallons of gasoline over the heap and igniting it as a safety campaign.
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Caemalanes News
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Automotive Trade Association
Mexican Religious War Not Settled
In Mexico City on June 14 negotiations between Vatican representatives Archbishop Leopold Ruiz Flores and Bishop Pascual Diez and President Portes Gil slowed. After a secret session, both sides likely need a few days to consider terms before a possible agreement ending the three year church and state conflict.
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Mexico City
Vatican
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Pascual Diez
Portes Gil
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Mrs Coolidge to Write Magazine Piece After White House Life
Mrs Calvin Coolidge has joined her husband in magazine writing, with her first article to appear in September. From the vantage of a president’s wife she discusses life in the White House and whether she excelled as a cook.
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New York
Calvin Coolidge
the American
Coolidge
White House
Senate to pass farm measure before summer recess
Congress set to take an all summer break with farm relief awaiting disposal and pending issues including reapportionment immigration and a tariff. Senate majority leader Watson announced a recess starting next Wednesday while minority leader Robinson urged an earlier departure. A salary increase bill for congressional employees is to be enacted by the House next Monday before the vacation. Indications point to a recess until August 15.
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Senate
Congress
Watson
Indiana
Robinson
Arkansas
Congressional
House
Young Attorney Fights To Save Henry Campbell
Plans for appeal outline a stay of execution and appeal to the court of appeals. Gordon said the case may not be disposed of before next year as medical experts warn disease and addiction could end the killer's life sooner. The crowd in the courtroom watched the verdict of murder in the first degree unfold as the details of the case emerged.
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Gordon
Court of Pardons
Wicely
Mur
Recreation Board Sets Salary Amount
The board set weekly salaries for staff including $15 for inexperienced teachers, $20 for experienced teachers, and $30 for the industrial supervisor. A four month stipend of $200 was allocated to Nicholas Casi, director of recreation.
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Arcadian Board
Io Sa
Indus' 1
Nicholas Casi
Star lore merges astronomy with geology
Arthur DeV Carpenter argues geology is a department of planetary astronomy. He outlines a dynamic encounter theory for Earth's formation, detailing a barysphere center, lithosphere crust, and overlaid hydrosphere and atmosphere.
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Mergis
Arthur Dev. Carpenter
Asionims
Incomplete query about inventors and Milton’s poetry
The text asks who invented the waterproof tiegraph and questions Milton's love, but lacks coherent factual details. Provide a clear source or context to identify specific inventors, terms, and Milton's view on love for accurate summary.
Deaths of the Day Miss Florence Weberting
Miss Florence Marjorie Henesbtyt aged 36, daughter of Mr and Mrs W. MW Heberling of Portersville, died in New York City Hospital after meningitis. She had studied at Moody Bible Institute and Rescue Mission work in Chinatown. Funeral at Portersville Presbyterian Church Sunday June 16 at 2 pm. Burial in Church cemetery. permanece of other notes follow with Robert D. Edie death and Mrs Barnett burial details.
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Florence Marjorie Henesbtyt
Soc W. MW. Heberling
Portersville
Aia
Knw
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Hess
Porter Vile Presbyterian Church
Esner
Presbyterian Church of
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Edie
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Rooert J. Edie
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Rovert
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Youngstown
Paranitribo
Untitled Safer-Side Inquiry and Family Statements
Fragmentary dialogue recounts a disputed incident, with quoted exchanges about a harboring act and a murder accusation. Names are garbled, and the draft includes corrections and unclear dialogue among several speakers. The piece references intrapersonal conflict and alleged coercion, with no clear resolution or corroborating details.
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