Girl Successful Bill Collector
Des Moines reports a nineteen year old, Miss Goldie Silberman, runs a thriving debt collection business. She says debtors vary by occupation and temperament, but persistent effort yields payment. She notes women are harder to collect from than men and treats debt collection as steady work, with her own office and growing clientele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Goldie Ailberman
Strang Men Quad
Silberman Tunge
Miss Silberman
Nervous impulse in tall and short individuals
London June 22 A Royal Society paper on The Rapidity of the Nervous Impulse in Tall and Short Individuals notes that nerve length affects impulse velocity between brain and extremities. Shorter people would react quicker, though the difference is slight, with little impact on escape chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Society
Woman 101 Years Old Leaves 77 Descendants
Mrs Angeline Dyson of Philadelphia aged 101 died yesterday at her home at 2311 North Bouvier street. She held a birthday party in 1922 for 300 guests, 200 relatives across five generations. Survived by four children, 37 grandchildren, 32 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren.
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Philadelphia
Angeline Dyson
North Bouvier Street
Dyson
Penneburg
Montgomery County
Richard Bitting
Meanest thief steals locks of police chief
Clarksburg West Virginia June 23 A thief who raids houses for socks has baffled residents by entering up to a dozen homes nightly. Dr H H Weon found no socks in his wardrobe and wore his wife’s stockings. The burglar later struck Chief Hill’s home stealing his sock collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W.a
Richwood
H. H. Weon
Night at the Movies Highlights Old Studio Lineup
The listing showcases PENN The Famous Mrn with Myrtle Stedman Marguerite De La Motte and Cullen Landis plus Rambling Romeo. Dome presents Deserted at the Altar with Bessie Loves Tully Marshall and Queenie.
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Penn
Mrn
Fair
Myrtle Stedman
Marguerite de la Motte
Cullen Landis
Romeo
Dome
Bessie
Tully Marshall
Queenie
Joe Rocks
Major Daugherty Flees From Stamford Hall Sanitarium
Major Draper M Daugherty son of Attorney General Harry M Daugherty escaped from Stamford Hall Sanitarium Connecticut when unknown persons stopped their automobile and abducted him before speeding away. He entered the sanitarium voluntarily April 23 and was committed for four months to a year on application by his wife and uncle. His health was said to be impaired by drink. He gained notoriety through friendship with Dot King the New York model who was assassinated and about whom J K Mitchell Philadelphia said he gave large sums of money. Daugherty served bravely in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper M
Harry M. Daugherty
Stamford Hall
Daugherty
Dot King
New York
J. K. Mitchell
Philadelphia
E. T. Stotesbury
France
Baby Girl Returned to Natural Mother After Court Ruling
ST. LOUIS June 23 Georgine Boening adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Boening was ordered returned to her natural mother Miss Audie Dunlap of Van Buren Ark in a circuit court decision setting aside the adoption The Boenings said they would appeal and the child was not to be handed over until the state supreme court decides Dunlap said the child was adopted ten days after birth and she did not know what she was doing in parting with the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Georgine Boening
Frank Boening
Joseph Alexander
Oklahough
Arkansas
Audie Dunlap
van Buren
Ark
Boening
State Supreme Court
Miss Dunlap
Near milk substitutes calf feed in early milk stage
Washington June 23 Experts in the department of agriculture describe a milk substitute called near milk for calves after the second week. The mix includes corn meal oil meal oats blood flour skim milk powder and salt mixed with warm water and fed gradually as whole milk declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
D. C
Department of Agriculture
Ones School Attended
The fragment mentions attendance at a school and references a birthday date. Details are sparse and unclear about names, places, or specific events.
Birthday Anniversaries Noted for Local Students
Rosemary Cole of 416 Galbreath Avenue attends Garfield school. Florence Favorite of 71944 Cunningham Avenue attends Benjamin Franklin school. Olive Jane Howlette of Edenburg attends Brewster school. Dorothy L. Price of 613 Electric Street attends Junior High School. Lauretta Mae Winterbottom of 616 East Reynolds Street also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Cole
Galbreath Avenue
Garfield
Florence Favorite
Cunninghame Avenus
Benjamin Franklin
Olive Jane Howlette
Edenburg
Brewster
Dorothy L. Price
Electric St
Lauretta Mae Winterbottom
East Reynolds Street
Croton Man Fires At Stranger Who Walked Into Home
Croton man fires at a stranger who entered the Helbley home, firing four shots as the intruder fled across a footbridge into woodlands. Mrs Helbley confronted the man and summoned her husband who was outside. Police and detectives continue to search for the suspect while residents report increased alarm on the East Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wid
William
Helhtey
Helbtey Fred
Hota
Croton Avenue
Golf Links
Helbley
Marie Colaluca
North Cascade Street
Palice
Haus Avenue
Pallee
Winslow Ave
D.L. Davis
Winslow Avenue
Margaret
R. G. Book
Thomas Lynch
Ha & Beaver
East Side manhunt for elusive assailant continues
Police chief Elder and Lt Dysart led a dawn sweep through Eldars woods near Croton avenue chasing a reported unknown man seen at a ticket. Detectives Horner and Lynch probe all East Side actions while citizen patrols are told to relinquish concealed weapons. Citizens urged to call 8 Bell or 171 for fast police response.
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A Lynch
Eldars
Croton Avenue
Guna
Elder
Henry Dysart
Horner
Lynch
East Side
Cretan
Iate
Neen
Bell
Mayor Sims Named Leading Counsel in Klan Dispute
Atlanta mayor Walter A. Sims was named leading counsel for W. J. Simmons founder of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan in negotiations against H. W. Evans imperial wizard. The move accompanies Simmons plan to push the Knight of Rhamelfa and notes Evans was proposed for membership and rejected by the Atlanta castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Atlanta, Ga
Walter A. Sims
Atlanta
W. J. Simmons
Ku Klux Klan
New Order of Knights of Kamelia
Simmons
Kameli
H. W. Evans
Sims
Col. Simmons
Knight of Rhamelfa
Evans
Castle
Court Room Crowd Thins as Trial Near Verdict
A Mrs Best sustained calm in the courtroom while Mrs Dunleavy supported her sister amid emotionally charged testimony. The gallery was crowded earlier but settled to a smaller size as the case neared jury deliberation with widespread speculation on the verdict, many leaning toward acquittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Room
Boiled in Turkish Bath He Sues for 5000 Damages
International News Service reports Mike Yaksick was locked in a Turkish bath steam room when the heat surged. He thrashed about, smashed a window with his flat and crawled out, claiming $5,000 damages in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Hammond
Ind
Mike Yaksick
Yaralk
Yoakalok
Adam
Yakshk
Superior Court
Beginning of Negro Slavery in Europe and Americas
The enslavement of Africans for profit began in Southern Europe about fifty years before Columbus. It spread to Central and South America via the Spaniards, existing there a century before English colonies. From a Virginia start the system grew, and by the Revolution there were about 600,000 enslaved people in the colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Central
South America
North America
Virginia
Welsh Gipsy Woman Dies at 107 in Cardiff Encampment
Askella Price a Welsh gipsy widow dies at 107 after living a life free of illness until a final collapse near Llandaf Cardiff. Funeral held in Cardiff with local reports noting her age and legend of 107 years. The brief dispatch also lists unrelated rural and international notes from London and Booth Bend Indiana.
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London
Cardiff
Askella Price
Llandaf
Caraim
Booth Bend
Ind
Raymond Tacter
China
Nessle Files Candidacy for County Treasurer
David E. Nessle announces his bid for Lawrence County treasurer in the Republican primaries on September 18, 1923. A lifelong New Castle resident, Nessle is a businessman and former athlete, praised for integrity and fitness for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Nessle
Lawrence County
Dave
New Gastla
New Castle
Washington and Jeffurson College
J. B. Nessie
Rev. B. Nessle
South Beater Street
Nessle
Dave Nessle
Lawrenes County
Dead war hero is affinity of Miss McCormick
Mrs McKinlock says Miss McCormick idealizes her dead son Lieut McKinlock who died in WWI. She notes the girl has shown little sorrow yet strong excitement and affection toward him. McKinlock, Harvard graduate, received memorial gifts from his parents: a $500,900 dormitory at Harvard, a Lakeshore Drive campus to Northwestern, and a terrace at the Chicago Art Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCormick
Muriel
Mrs. McKinlock Tontny
Ame
Park Dedicated for Author of Old Kentucky Home
Louisville June 23 Dedication as a state park of Federal Hill near Bardstown where Stephen Foster wrote My Old Kentucky Home has been set for July 4 by a commission preparing grounds and mansion for transfer. The ninety seventh birth anniversary of Foster is marked with a program honoring Pittsburgh, his birthplace, with a special train and addresses by Mayor Maegee and Senator Reed.
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Louisville
Federal Fon
Bardstown
Stephen Calling Foster
Kentucky
Poster
Pittsburgh
Maegee
Man Who Attempted Death By Own Action Improves
The condition of Stanley Antowsky who attempted death by own action by cutting his throat at his residence Oaklawa Friday in Shenango Valley hospital stated today. It is learned he has some chance for recovery and has regained consciousness becoming stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Antowsky
Oaklawa
Shenango Valley Hospital
Leesburg Man Roy Taylor Missing Report
Roy Taylor aged 40, with a smooth face and 126 pounds, was reported missing from his Leesburg home. He was last known driving a Stargate in Hcense Pa area. the sheriff's office requested police assistance to locate him today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taylor
Hcense Pa
Leesburg
Sheriff's Office
Taylor
Amuall street scene and road incident report
A jumble of local vignettes includes a ten dollar gold necklace on a mare dressed fortune teller on East Washington street Amuall and a vehicle collision near an overpass in Pennsylvania with lights burning. Also noted are a religious tent gathering in Berger's woods a strawberry harvest crowd at city markets and widespread fireworks and stray letters carriers with heavy mail.
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East Washington Street
Deaths of the Day Ss. PL White Oakland
Obituary notes the death of P. L. White of Oakland on June 21 after a long illness. Born in North Beever township 56 years ago, he moved to Iowa at 20 and worked in tanning. Survived by wife, two sons in Oakland, a brother J Scott of Columbiana, Ohio, and sister Mrs. W R Clark of Enon Valley. Funeral notices for Mrs. Sarah J. Waddington and Mars Elizabeth Telison include service details and Greenwood Cemetery interments. Julia Pawlowski, 30, Maple Street, Poland-born, died this morning. funeral Monday at St Mary’s Polish church with interment at St Joseph’s Cemetery. two sons John and Zygune survive.
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PL White
P. White
Oakland
Beever Township
Iowa
J. Scott
Columbiana
W.R. Clark
Enon Valley
Julia Pawlowski
Maple Street
Poland
John
Zygune
St. Mary's Polish Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Milk digestion tip from old remedies
Guidance suggests taking bread or crackers with milk to ease digestion and prevent large clots. Lime water or barley water added to milk is said to have the same effect, aiding digestion for those who find milk hard to drink alone.
Seek Silver At Panimint Again
Tonopah Ni June 23 In the Panimint range near Death Valley Al Meyers reads a tale of silver thefts linked to former United States Senator William Stewart who owned the Paniming mine Stewart tried a new bullion form rolling large silver balls that could not be carried by packhorses a failed attempt led to losses and later a renewed deal with bandits despite immunity documents.
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International News Service
Tonopah
Panimint Range
Death Valley
al Meyers
Tonopah Mining Nan
Searah
United States
William O. Stewart
Sena Ee
Stewart
Episcopal convention trip to Philadelphia for church sessions
Wallace H. Shinter of West State street leaves Sunday for Philadelphia to attend a convention of the Episcopal church at Chestnut Hill church. Myrt Wallace will join as lay delegate representing Trinity Episcopal church of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace H. Shinter
West State Street
Philadelphia
Episcopal Church
Chestnut Hill Church
Myrt Wallace
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trade rumor lands two husbands in custody in Michigan
In Plint Michigan on June 23 Alber G Bade sher 31 and Mrs Helen Maser 37 were arrested over an alleged arrangement where two neighboring families planned a mutual wife exchange. Mrs Maser said she would live with Bade sher and suggested her husband take in Mrs Bradersher. Bade sher notified authorities about the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plint, Mich
Alberr G. Badesher
Helen Maser
Lima
Maser
Badersher
Bradersher
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Allstar
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James Morrison
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WE Dufferdd
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New Castle News
New Castle Pa
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Dave E. Sessle
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Kentucky Home
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Seaat
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Bas
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Oelack
Berger's Woods
Shannock
Garlen
Florence Martin
Telison
Mars Elizabeth Telison
Highland Avenue
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Castizpa
Panimint
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Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mill Street
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