Baby Kidnapped From Crib in Norristown Mystery
Thirteen month old son of George H. Coughlin Jr. was abducted from a second floor nursery in Norristown. A ladder and removed window screen suggest intruders. A mysterious letter was sent to the family. no ransom demanded. Police suspect a local suspect. a reward of 4900 announced. The child has blue eyes, light hair, and is described as well developed for age.
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G. H. Coughlin
Norristown, Pa
Tribune Orristown
P Coughlin
George H. Coughlin Jr
Neveto
Behid
Coughlin
Princeton
George Coughlin
Reading
Coughlin Tatu
Tr. Coughlin
Montgomery County
Plymouth Country Club
Coughlins
David
An McLean
Eiler
Does It Pay Guaranteed Mortgages Promote Safety
A promotional notice asks readers if quick wealth is possible and suggests safer alternatives. It touts Guaranteed First Mortgages or Mortgage Certificates from Title Guarantee & Trust Co, claiming a 514 percent payoff and urging cautious investment over speculation.
The Tribune Want Ad Column Calls to Readers
In the Want Ad section, the newspaper appeals to employers and employees buyers and sellers landlords and tenants and even those who lose or find items. Consult the ads and be convinced you saw it in The Tribune.
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Wallis Seeks 200 Clerks for Port of New York
Frederick A. Wallis, new Commissioner of Immigration at the Port of New York, called for at least two hundred additional clerks, stenographers, and inspectors. He said he already discussed with Dr. John H. Finley, State Commissioner of Education, cooperation on Americanizing aliens and that his department would likely provide names and addresses to the state authorities.
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Frederick A. Wallis
Port of
New York
John H. Finley
Brooklyn School Board Hearing Over Alleged Kiss by Principal
Betty Woolsey testified before the Erasmus Hall School Board that Oliver C. Mordorf, principal of Public School 19, Fla bush, invited her into a private room and kissed her after a struggle. Mordorf admitted a fatherly gesture but denied any assault, with further testimony planned and the board voting to proceed with more evidence.
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Erasmus Hall High School
Brooklyn
Betty Woolsey
Oliver C. Mordok
Public School 19
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Wring
Arthur G. Dore
Thre
Stephen W
Reet
Nesses
Mary Elizabeth
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Dr. Mordorf
Dr. Mordor
Jasse Wooly
Mordorf
Three Men Accepted For the Rumely Jury
Public Service Commission orders hearing an increase to three cents a mile. Harper, as general, said three men were accepted for the Rumely jury.
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Public Service Commission
Harper, Speci Y General
Grand Jury Report Contested by Federal Judge In Court
A grand jury report at a later court term challenged by a Federal judge with no prior link to the case. Talesmen questioned potential influence on verdict as government officials accepted tentative results until adjournment.
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Grand Jury
Threstien
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