Resigning Reserve Board Chief Takes Boston Bank Post
Roy A. Young resigns from the Federal Reserve Board to become governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. He will receive a salary more than double what he earned as head of the entire Federal Reserve System.
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Washington
Roy A. Young
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Young
Boston Bank
Federal Reserve System
Kidnap and murder shocks Indiana eight year old
In South Bend Indiana eight year old Margerine Appel was bound with piano wire and murdered after a kidnapping. Coroner Grampich ruled the death an hour before discovery. Mrs Eula Appel identified suspect Jack Stamper, who denied knowledge yet aided in the arrest. Authorities linked the case to a prior Nam Foster kidnapping in nearby Valparaiso.
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South Bend
Ind
Margerine Appel
C. B. Grampiacher
Eula Appel
S. Bronson Street
Jack Stamper
Fox Street
Stamper
Appel
Marberine
Jane Foster
Valparaiso
Gotham Spends Million and Half to Aid Idle
The New York Board of Estimate approved $1,125,000 in subway contracts at a special meeting and voted $250,000 to keep 700 sanitation workers employed. It also allocated $7,500 for Rockaway lifeguards and authorized $160,000 to improve Linden Boulevard in Brooklyn. Mayor Walker said these projects relieve unemployment.
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New York
Board of Estimate
Rockaway Beach
Linden Boulevard
Brooklyn
Walker
Pontoon Bridge Rests on Mississippi Bottom
We report that the Milwaukee railway bridge pontoons span the Mississippi between Marquette Iowa and Prairie du Chien Wisconsin resting in mid river due to extreme low water. A steam dredge operates day and night to keep the bottom clear so boats may pass. The Marquette Prairie du Chien bridge is the largest of four pontoon bridges on the Milwaukee line and is the only railway pontoon bridge of its kind.
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Mississippi
McGregor
Iowa
Milwaukee Railway
Mississippi River
Marquette, Iown
Traine du Chien
Wis
Marquette- Prairie du
Rolph Wins Republican Nomination for Governor
Mayor James Rolph Jr of San Francisco wins the Republican nomination for governor in a decisive early result. Rolph secures support from party delegates amid a crowded field.
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Rolph
San Francisco
James Rolph, Jr
One in Five Hundred Buried Alive in Europe Debate
Paris lawmakers with medical expertise call for medico legal proof before burial amid claims that one in 500 is buried alive across Europe. Doctors propose tests from flour desicine injections to arterial openings and even pin probes, while noting rapid funerals and limited embalming options.
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Europe
Paris
Cabinet
Academy of Medicine
Academy of Sciences
Trust Fund Left to Tree May Grow to $750 000
In New London Minnesota a $100 trust fund set in a Passbook in the name of Myrica Cerefera Davey will grow to about $750000 by compound interest. The boy is sixteen and lives in a public park with the passbook carried by her godfather James A G Davey of Kent Ohio. The tale blends mythic tree lore with a note on historical use of bayberry for wax and medicine.
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New London
Minn
Myrica Cerefera Davey
Myrica
James A. G. Davey
Kent
Ohio
Atlantic
Unnamed donor leaves $125 tax payment with no signature
Grand Island Nebraska County Treasurer Hugo Meves received 125 dollars to apply to back taxes in a signed envelope from a sender who did not include a name. The postmark shows Grand Island. The treasurer continues to search for the sender while holding the money. The piece notes Commonwealth Edison Company as a major purchaser of incandescent lamps in Chicago.
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Grand Island
Neb
Hugo Meves
The
Commonwealth Edison Company
Chicago
Convict Pat Murphy Escapes During Term Near End
Pat Murphy, a King County convict serving a one to three year grand larceny sentence, walked away just before completion of his term. Efforts to recapture him have failed. if recaptured his sentence could be extended. Murphy was employed on constructing new county buildings.
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Walka Walla
Hefforts
Washey
Pat Murphy
Murphy
King County
Heat Claims 118-Year-Old Woman in Lisbon
In Lisbon a woman aged 118 Guilhermina dose Madeira has died amid a two week heat wave described as deadly. The report notes she was the oldest person in the country and marks the extreme heat as the cause of death.
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Lisbon
Guilhermina
Madeira
Lon Chaney Dies in Los Angeles
Lon Chaney noted character actor died in Los Angeles from anemia and bronchial infection. The actor was famed as the man of a thousand faces.
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Lon Chaney
Los Angeles
Chaney
the Man of A Thousand Faces
One Tree-16 Varieties of Fruit Money isn’t everything
John Hausman urges buying a drink despite money worries. Dalton girls are joked about thinking what their mothers don’t know won’t hurt them.
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Hausman
Dalton
Mama
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