Woman Held in Kidnapping Case in Camden
Esther Tannenbaum of Camden is held on 10000 bail on an abduction charge concerning seven year old Ida Kramer who vanished from Woodbury. Police identify a woman with a child on a trolley car and note alibi attempts by Tannenbaum. Neighbors say Kramer and his wife have had earlier quarrels, while Tannenbaum denies involvement.
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Camden
Esther Tannenbaum
Earold Ida Kramer
Woodbury
Tannenbaum
Chestnut Street
Miss Tannenbaum
Gorsey
Kramer
Steelman
Leon A. Goffmay
Barnett Haberman
North Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Haberman
Fires at Belfast add to terrorism
Belfast reports a night of arson with fires across the city and a bomb attack that wounded three. Fire brigades battled nocturnal incendiarism while authorities blamed each other. buildings burned in the central area as Sir James Craig and Michael Collins exchanged charges over the Belfast agreement and its terms.
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Belfast
Unity Street
Orangemen
Sinn Fein
James Craig
Ulster
Michael Collins
Free State
Collins
Craig
Sir James
Ptime
Fall Kills Aged Philadelphia Teacher in Ventnor
Miss El mira Van Dyke longtime Philadelphia public schools teacher died at Atlantic City hospital from injuries after falling down cellar stairs at the home of former pupil Mrs George Hieser 915 Ventnor avenue Ventnor来源 states she taught for forty seven years and passed away March 29 in Atlantic City hospital.
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Atlantic Cluy
Elmira van Dyke
Philadelphia
Atlantic City Hospital
George Hieser
Ventnor Avenue
Ventnor
Bell Won't Run Reed Looms Up
Philadelphia dispatch reports Bell withdraws from the U S Senate race. Major David A Reed of Pittsburgh gains momentum as Republican factions unite behind him while Bell disavows backing Crow and signals withdrawal.
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Bell
Reed
Philadelphia
Seldon
William FE
Crow
Jones Bell
Pittsburgh
David A. Reed
Littsburgh
Youus Littsburgh
United States Senate
Girl Swims at Two Years Beats Odds in Pond Rescue
Sacramento report: Velma Andersen, two, fell into a pond three feet deep near her home. She surfaced and swam nearly halfway across before her mother waded in to rescue her. Witnesses describe her kicking and paddling in a natural motion as she fought to reach safety.
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Pend
Sacramento
Cal
Velma Andersen
Velma
Radio Sets on Train Demonstrated on Pioneer Limited
Ragged dispatch describes introduction of radio receivers on the Pioneer Limited train linking Chicago Saint Paul and Minneapolis. Report mentions tests shown to travelers and crew as officials confirm installation details and expected passenger use.
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Morey i
Je de Cheage
Minavhes
St Pan
Chicago
St. Fanl
Minneasporis
Nene
Traunters
Left Fortune N Bag Will Before Death Plunge
John G. Reiners a 70 plus year old messenger and former saloonkeeper left a valise in the Pulitzer building editor's office last Saturday. Found dead Sunday on the main door he had securities worth about 250000. He jumped or fell from 11 stories. He shared an office with C A Wick whose death last week affected him. The valise contained his will naming Maude B. Reimers and Helen Ludwig as beneficiaries and stating intent to adopt Ludwig as daughter.
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New York
Gause
Pulitezer
John G. BR. Heiners
Messenger
Reiners
Tulding
C. A. Wick
Valise
Ohce
Lieie
Reimers
Will
Maude B. Reimers
Jersey City
Helen Ludwig
Nevaah
Miss Ludwig
Supreme Court Ruling Refines Moonshine Definition in West Virginia
Charleston March 29 a garden scene in full view of a public road was not a moonshine still under state law the high court ordered a new trial for Burton Cooke who had been convicted of maintaining a moonshine stir in Boone county and sentenced to two years imprisonment Harding Stays Off Stump Washington March 24 President Harding's role in the congressional campaign is described as a siren call with the White House foe to backing any candidates, according to the Whit Horse report
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Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
Burton Cooke
Boone County
Harding
Stump
Washington
Man Dies After Horse Kick At Pennsylvania Hospital
Milley Saewn of Pa dies in the Polynie Hospital after being kicked in the abdomen by a horse. News notes indicate medical treatment followed but the injury proved fatal.
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Harmsbacz
Glenn Ew
Milley Sawn
Poly «Nie
Senate votes on naval pact stalled then set for 3 PM
Washington March 29 hope of a final Senate vote on ratification of the naval limitation treaty faded as debates continued. An unanimous consent agreement to vote at 3 PM was agreed after Lodge spoke. Underwood answered questions on fortifications and why other nations were not included, noting no essential powers were left out to preserve peace.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
King
Utah
Brass Tack Causes Fatal Wound in Heel
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on March 29 a brass tack in a shoe heel pierced HRuchare A. McAndraw’s heel, causing blood poisoning and a brief illness before death. He was a businessman aged years, leaving a widow.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hruchare A. McAndraw
Incubator Baby Survives At New Rochelle Hospital
New Rochelle Hospital physicians report an incubator baby born March 13 to Mr and Mrs Max Friedman weighed two pounds three ounces and gained one pound one ounce in a fortnight. Four tanks of oxygen were used to sustain the infant as it fought for life.
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New York
New Rochelle Hospital
Max Friedman
Philadelphia Reading rail orders for 20 000 tons steel rails
The Philadelphia and Reading railroad has placed orders for 20 000 tons of steel rails, to be delivered in the latter half of the year. The rails will be 100 and 130 pound sections, purchased from Bethlehem Steel, Carnegie Steel, and Midvale Steel at a contract value of 3.5 million.
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Reading
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Bethlehem Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Midvale Steel Company
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