New York Counterfeiter Lieberman Arrested in Jamaica
Secret service agents arrest Philip Lieberman at 3830 New York Avenue Jamaica. He faces counterfeiting charges connected to spurious $20 bills traced since 1920. Lieberman, a 52 year old engraver and longtime counterfeiter, is said to have produced plates and paper.
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New York
Philip Lieberman
New York Avenue
Jamnica
Secret Service
Federal Reserve
Gavin
Brooklyn
Lieberman
Lieberrain
England
William J. Flynn
Ife
Bank of Ingland
United States
Atlanta
Connecticut
Max
Aaron Silver
Silver Brothers
Itieberman
Custom House
Ted
Benjamin Padulski
Globe Avenue
Jamaica
Padulski
Manhattan
Japan Expenditures Cut by 50 Million Dollars in Earthquake Recovery
Tokyo reports the diet approved a reconstruction budget cut of 100000000 yen equivalent to 50 million dollars. The cabinet, facing dissolution, accepted the curtailment provided restoration work continues and Seiyukai majority supports the move.
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Tokyo
Diet
Seiyukai
Village fire department appeal for return of apparatus
Officials of Pullman Michigan urge citizens to return borrowed fire equipment including ladders hoses pails and other apparatus. The notice warns that the department may be needed at any house tonight and asks residents to stop borrowing and promptly return items.
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Pullman, Mich
No Hearse to Carry Coffin Strike Delays Cork Funeral
Cork undertakers' strike halted a funeral as the hearse driver was barred from leaving the church. Mourners carried the coffin two miles to the grave, creating a rare improvised burial scene.
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London
Cork Undertakers
Housing Growth in U S Cities Surpasses Expectations
Government data show 379 348 families housed in 1922 through a national building program for cities with populations over 25 000. Urban families favor apartments and two family dwellings. 51.6 percent of building costs covered residences.
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Washington, D. C
United States
National
Department of Labor
Ruins Found of Slav Sanctuary in German Near Berlin
Archaeologists unearth ruins near Feldberg Mecklenburg believed to be Rethra the Slav temple once worshipped between the Elbe and Oder. Dr. Karl Schuchhard of the Berlin Museum identifies Swaraski as the god and notes the temple’s destruction around 1068 1069 under Henry IV.
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Feldberg
Mecklenburg
Karl Schuchhard
Berlin Museum of Anthropology
Rethra
Elbe
Oder
Swaraski
Henry IV
Halbertstadt
Burchhard
Germany
Serpent Resurrected by Albert Salaba in Saint Paul
The serpent, a wooden musical instrument unused since 1800, was revived by Albert Salaba in St. Paul Minnesota. He is shown here playing the peculiar instrument.
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Albert Salaba
St. Paul
Minn
London Court Ends Quill Pen Tradition After 150 Years
London report notes Southwark County court abolishes quill pens, breaking a 150 year court tradition and altering clerical practice for attorneys and staff in the legal hall.
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London
Southwark County Court
Monuments Rise in Meuse France After Battles
In Brieulles France near Verdun the Meuse department shows a rush of marble memorials. The area saw major action in World War I with American units contributing notably at Argonne and Meuse. Thirty thousand monuments already stand in France, with more planned as marble cutters stay busy honoring the dead and commemorating American participation.
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Meuse
Court releases man who lost trousers in jail game
James Richards appeared for vagrancy trial in Detroit and testified he had lost his trousers during a crap game in the jail. The court released him.
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Detroit
Mich
James Richards
Typewriter Bruise Fatal for Pittsburgh Professor
A bruise suffered while operating a typewriter led to the death of Prof. James Haden Smith, seventy, of Pittsburgh. He was taken to a hospital and died when the bruise became infected.
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Pittsburgh
James Haden Smith
Hospital
Nebraska News Deems State in Dense, Historic Ledger
The Nebraska items note the alfalfa mill claim in the state, upcoming meetings in Omaha and Grand Island, school reopenings after scarlet fever, record Omaha building activity, a robbery, state society elections, a gas stove fire at Guide Rock, and wide local events from nurses’ visits to fairs, bridges, and auto shows.
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Farmers’ Equity Union
Omaha
Western Association of Electrical Inspectors
State Press Association
Grand Island
Thompson
W. Sample
H. B. Lowry
Lincoln
Nebraska State Historical Society
Signal
Guide Rock
Federal Reserve
West
Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Irank Salts
Beatrice Contractor
Blue River
S. TP. Delatour
Lewellen
Garden County
Platte Valley Toustry and Pet Stock Association
Madison
Alice Towne Deweese
University of Nebraska
Nebraska Dairymen’s Association
Terris
Elk Creek
Express
Chicago
Nebraska Association of Fair Managers
H. J. McLaughlin
Doniphan
John Graf, Jr
Columbus
Platte County
Stromsburg
Cozad
North Platte River
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Montana
Washington
Oregon
F. C. Leber
Beatrice
Federation of Nebraska
Bulletin
Jacob Bender
Sutton
Mid-West Implement Dealers’ Association
P. B. Laird
Tabor
James Wallace
Council Bluffs
J. M. Elwell
Springfield
Neb
Leroy A. Conklin
Telluride
Colo
Moline Plow Company
James Kerns
United States
Joshua Phillips
Nebraska Territorial Pioneers’ Association
City
Sz. E. May
Woodmen of the World
Scotts Bluff
Methodist Church
William Thomas Baker
Gothenburg
William V. Allen
Los Angeles
Nebraska City
Charles Speedie
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
Charles Wagner
Vesta
Donald
Ernest Crown
Seward
Gardner
Ak-Sar-Ben
Creighton University
Chet Wynne
Notre Dame
Wynne
Creighton
National Breeders and Fanciers Association of Nebraska
Nebraska Retail Clothier's Association
L. B. Frye
Saunders County
Walthill
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
L. R. Leonard
Scottsbluff
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Continental Gas and Electric Corporation
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Kansas City
J. H. Beveridge
Concord Club
Beveridge
Douglas County
Shumway
Clinton W. Tumblin
Wymore
Gage County
Ruth H. Kenyon
Monroe
Tumblin
N. J. Dunham
Union Stock Yards Company
Everett Buckingham
League of Nebraska
League
William Madgett
Miss America Endorses Tanlac Health Tonic
Mary Katherine Campbell, two time Miss America, proclaims Tanlac a wonderful health giving tonic. She says health forms the basis of beauty and urges women to seek good health first. She notes Tanlac has eased illness and improved vitality, and has prepared a booklet on Health and Beauty.
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France
Paris
Kratelli Brothers
Tanlac
Mary Katherine Campbell
Internatioaal Proprietaries, Inc
Atlanta
Beauty and Health
Flattered Person Likes the One Who Compliments
The statement suggests people tend to favor and feel warmth toward those who flatter them. It implies flattery creates a favorable impression influencing social bonding and attraction. The effect rests on reciprocity and perceived kindness from the flatterer.
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Daisy Dainty Look
For your daughter's sake use Red Cross Ball Blue in the laundry. She will then have that dainty well groomed appearance that girls admire.
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Japan
U.S
H. B. Humphrey
Glen Echo
Europe
South America
Suaraski
Schuchhard
Mersburg
Spreewald
Berlin
Serpent
Brazil
Pura
Odette Nunes
Miss Campbell
Atlantic Fote Service
Weusewrewe Eweuve- Eo Mother
Fletcher
Nature
Eny
U.S. Pat
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