Crook Band Robbery Ring Brought to Light in NY Post Offices
Nationally active gang tied to staged mail thefts in New York City and beyond admitted by authorities. Breaks include $11,000,000 in cash shipments and $2,000,000 in mail train robberies. Arrests among clerks and informants outlined by Post Office officials. a Gravesend Bay patrolman recounted a dramatic mid night pursuit ending with one suspect held for examination.
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Crooks
Kestlinger
United States
Samuel M. Hitencoe
B. Brown
Keatlinger
New York
Carrie Canoriting
Underworld
James Stevenson
Thompas
United Netional
Edith Gould Loses Twice in Divorce Appeal
Edith K Gould loses in appellate court as the French divorce decree is upheld and her bid for divorce in New York is rejected. The court rules Gould must file a verified answer to the husband’s license, and preserves her bid to recover $180,000 for four years of support after the French action.
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Sheepshead Bay
Merlon
Ernest Moore
Weat Pirat Street
Coney Salfond Court
Bill
Moore
Edith Kelly Gould
Frank J. Goold
Justice Mullan
Paris
Mra. Gould
New York Supreme Court
United States
France
Gould
Supreme Court
New York
Justice Page
Cour d’Appel
Court of Versaillen
War era postal crooks and temps threaten New York mail service
Albert B. Rossdale, Republican Congressman from the Bronx, stated on the House floor that mail service in New York threatens to become a public scandal. The piece details wartime labor shortages, a surge of temporary workers, and crooks infiltrating postal stations to gather information and evade removal.
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Tce
Cshoe
Stevenson
Tt War
Ste
Albert B. Rossdale
Bronx
New York
Radio rules a hindrance to radio installation
Washington Bureau reports key industry groups object to proposed NFPA and electrical code rules. They argue rules would impede radio progress and could block insurance collection if a fire starts in a building with a radio set. Officials note indoor receivers pose little hazard, while exterior wiring raises risks.
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Enor Ieaer
Elerical Committee
National Fire Protection Association
W. Br
American AI Association
W. 5
Boyd
Brown
New Invention Puts Radio Broadcasting on New Basis
Major Edwin Armstrong demonstrated a device that radically changes radio broadcasting by enabling practical use of very short wavelengths under 100 meters. The apparatus greatly amplifies signals, offers high sensitivity, reduces equipment needs, and rejects static. It allows wireless telephony between two points with unprecedented secrecy and will be explained further in tomorrow's Tribune Rodeo with diagrams.
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Institute of Radio Engineers
Edwin HM. Armstrong
America
Armstrong
Armatrong
Mewark
Engineering Society
Sofia
Tribune
Whitefoot Hurt in Quiet Woods Tale of Lost Home
In Melody the Wood Thrush a Wood Mouse named Whitefoot suffers an inner hurt after he and Mrs Whitefoot lose their happy home. He longs for reconciliation, questions love, and ultimately feels loneliness and longing as he recalls their bond and wonders why she no longer loves him.
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Whitefoot
Mrs.Whitefoot
Melody the Wood Thrush
Evry
Hill
White
Atamot
Fittie
Old
Mrs. Whitfoot
Mrs. Whitefoot
Whit Jitefont
Burren
Court Order Halts Gould Income Fight
A court halts a $644,904 estate income dispute involving Justin Delehanty and George Gould. The ruling prevents payments to Gould from the estate amid family suit by Jay Gould’s relatives. The action centers on alleged misuse of estate funds and stock market activities by Gould.
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Justin Delehanty
George
Hon
Supreme Court
Gould
Glori Gould
Jorge J. Gould
Jay Gould
William A. W. Stewart
Weather Report Sketch from a Fragment
Fragmentary weather report notes temperatures and conditions across regions including Eastern states and Beushorn, referencing Sinan Fiaee and local officials. The text mentions high temperatures, broad area coverage, and forecasts for upcoming days with scattered mentions of rivers and districts, though much is garbled.
Paris Photo Shows Limited Gloves and Bags Novelty
The caption notes a photograph taken three weeks ago on Avenue du Bois in Paris. It highlights a limited number of gloves and bags, stressing exclusivity as a key feature of the novelty.
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Avenue du Bois
Paris
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Whitetost
Jimmy Skunk
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Pacis Persturen
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