Jewel thefts rise in year says Jewelers' Society
The Jewelers' Society reports increased jewel thefts over the year across Staten Island and Conirtel towns. A warning urges strict display protection and vigilant guarding of customers. The alliance notes nearly all losses could be prevented with ordinary precautions.
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Alaskan Hunt Yields Many Big Game Specimens
Raber F. Walsh of Philadelphia led a six week Alaskan hunting expedition and recorded encounters with over 30 moose 58 brown bears and herds of mountain sheep. He preserved samples of moose and sheep noting the vast wildlife and varied trophies but did not kill many of the larger animals.
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Bankers launch home ownership crusade nationwide
Representatives of banks and savings associations across the country are framing a drive to promote home ownership. They argue home ownership is the keystone of American credit, fueling industry by providing down payments and steady customer demand, and claim the initiative will spark construction and economic growth.
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Mexicans Abroad Face Possible Loss of Citizenship
A circular from the Mexican consulate warns Mexicans living in the United States and other countries who have resided abroad for more than ten years without special government permission may lose their Mexican citizenship. The notice, issued at the consulate, urges affected individuals to seek retention or reacquisition options to avoid loss.
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Deed Drawn Up 68 Years Ago Is Recorded in New York
Fragmentary notice records a deed dated January 23, 7202, mentioning Maurice Jetusane and names Davidson and James J. Coole of Salisbury. The OCR is garbled with locations and dates, but the core fact notes a deed recording after many decades, referencing individuals and a town in Salisbury.
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Baby voids trial marriage contract in court
Sottdurton H din and Mrs Mfl. Hit Kennoth Moyer avoid the trial union by claiming a five year old child and a surrogate marriage failed to produce a valid baby. The couple faced ministers and observers in Greenivelt Village as Dr. Lou Kinsey called the child nearly perfect reflecting on the union’s claims and philosophy.
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Attorney Uses Almanac to Win Auto Crash Case
In Municipal Court Henry a colored interner and Andrew Merritt also colored faced charges over an auto crash. Merritt’s attorney argued the defense was safe and the dawnilaws did not show the driver guilt. Judge Paulsorter ruled the testimony sufficient to prove negligence beyond doubt.
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Radio Fan Hears Long Distance Request Amid Jingle
A listener in Hartfard sent out four general calls to a radio transmitter during a program. An amateur in Porto Rico relayed the request to Cunt Dele Wo of station W2PN in New York. Delgado then called Hartfard and 45 minutes later the requested number was heard in Central America.
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Screaming School Girl Foils Bank Hold Up in Brooklyn
A disturbed youth described as a screwing elev enr-old glorpcoutty attempted a bank robbery in Way Bridge Brooklyn. A girl identified as Mimi screamed for help after entering the bank to deposit $51 for her mother and alerted police, causing the robbers to flee.
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King of Deer Crawlordavile Elevates Ure-luncan Me
A king of deer in Crawlordavile, Ure-luncan Me Kerekee, builds a venture sending we aubients to all states. His herd includes 76 near, eight of which are fond. A few years ago she did the mullianatta giving births to triplets.
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Little But Loud Joseph Aftor Worthy
A garbled local note mentions names like Usenp Linigren and Mit wt gonnds amid unclear county settlers. The fragmentary text hints at a county event or meeting with individuals making statements or inquiries.
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Biblical Allusions Fail to Save Fines in Recorder's Court
Ed Wilson, a Negro painter, faced a Recorder's Court trial on a charge involving his wife. The tale notes a questionable religious allusion failed to save him, with civil penalties of $14 and $7 owed, tied to a chart or ledger entry.
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Man's Origin in Indian Legends Told by UC Anthropologists
A study translating Monterey County Indian records recounts Grandfather Coyote’s shoreside creation tale. The origin centers on Ada of California and the eagle’s role, with the unnamed woman figure guiding Coyote to humanity. The account notes the revered eagle, Grandfather Coyote, and the tale’s anthropological context and translation challenges.
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Canadian Mothers Vie For Half Million Prize Contests
Newspapers report a race for a half million dollar prize among Canadian mothers tied to a will stipulation from the late Charles Alar. Mothers number children across a decade to win by having the most babies, with rivals like Mrs Grace Ragnato and Mrs Florence Brown claiming leadership as others boast big brood counts and possible twins or triplets to gain an edge. The contest spans a ten year period, stirring keen rivalry and humorous comments on birthday parties and family planning.
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Boys and Girls Roles Spark School Kitchen Debate
An Iowa report notes controversy over gender roles in cooking classes at a local school. Officials discuss regulation amid claims boys may be more adept, while girls have long used cooking glasses for lessons.
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Quarrel Over First U S Five Bills Sparks Eccentric Tale
An odd incident centers on a quarrel about early U S five dollar notes. A man, amid a heated exchange, claims ownership of a Morphy era bill dating to 1803. The dialogue turns to long-forgotten currency, family ties, and a playful yet charged confrontation that amplified into a humorous, obscure dispute.
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Youth’s Hail of Lead Ends Big Bear’s Run
A young gun fires a fatal shot during a chaotic confrontation near the village. Authorities report the assailant acted alone, hitting a vital area and triggering a quick collapse. Investigators pursue leads as the community mourns a violent moment tied to local tensions.
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Police detain Father Dulty after street scuffle in New York
A fragmentary New York report describes Father Dulty involved in a disturbance near Polty-second Street and Mvoallway. A police and fireman response followed, with bystander comments on duty and a vow to write letters. An annotated letter from a friar details charges about a trivial ity rule breach and the longer case ahead.
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Greater Kyoto Plan Aimed At Expanding Capital Status
The Old Capital of Japan is proposed to become the largest area under a Greater Kyoto plan. Deputy Governor Sukuda of Kyoto will travel to Tokyo to seek formal approval from transgovernment authorities. The plan envisions Kyoto buying a broad area to house a population around 174 million?
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