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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
8
The text notes an ancient practice of selecting the best cattle and marking them for distinction. It also mentions tan pros kin calfskin casings with prices and initials offered, indicating goods and services tied to the marking tradition.
Describes a glazed paifakin leather folder with removable pad and pockets labeled Answered Un answered said Unpata calendar address book stamp bar and loop for fountain pen. Gold tooling border, silk lining, size 9 by 8 inches closed. Priced at $14.00 with $3.00 fountain pen extra.
Auction item features Witte or black enamel wicker with cretonne-under-glass base, 2415 inches tall, rose and leaf decoration. Includes dee service with china, Allerton floral decorated white tea set, artificial fruits, and other items priced in pounds and dollars.
Sholem Asch, after touring non Soviet Russia and Lithuania, describes starvation and destitution among Jews and cites alleged pogroms. He urges U S government aid and a channel of communication so Jews in Lithuania can contact relatives in America and receive targeted relief. The talk at Cooper Union was backed by the Jewish People's Relief Committee and Joint Distribution Committee with substantial pledges.
Alfred Cocchi testified in Bologna that his wife killed Ruth Cruger in New York in 1917, claiming he confessed only to protect her. Prosecutor John T. Dowling defended Mrs. Cocchi’s innocence, noting Cocchi’s guilt and exposing his misdirection. Ruth Cruger, a high school student, vanished February 15, 1917, with her body found months later in Cocchi’s West 27th Street shop.
Special to The New York Times report from Washington cites M M Kar povich of the Russian Embassy returning from Paris with Ambassador Boris Bakhmeteff. Sergius Sazanoff, Foreign Minister of the Omsk Government, may visit on his way back to Russia.
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