Ford Reclaims Blast Furnace Dust for Ore
Detroit December 17. The Ford Motor Co River Rouge Plant has saved blast furnace dust for more than three years, forming a mountain of material now valued as ore content. About half the dust becomes ore and the other half coke dust. the new sintering facility will reclaim and use this material to improve furnace efficiency and output.
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Detroit
Mich
Pord Motor Co
River Rouge
Becaum
Ford Moteur Company
Carey
Nova Mae
Kiser Reuge
Won Ht
Sander
Wright brothers first airplane flight remembered today
Twenty years after Wilbur and Orville Wright achieved the first powered flight, Dayton honors the milestone with ceremonies and a plaque. Notables from the Army Air Service and naval aviation attend as citizens view exhibits and models of early and modern aircraft.
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Wilbur and
Orville Weight
American Station
Tata
Noward
Aeronaute
Wrights
Ath
Patrik
Army Air Service
Moffet
Naval Aviation
Aviaeand Wizens
Dayton
Pres- Wight
Bie
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Garbled text describes an uncertain association and an international event in Anconadine regarding oil, but key names and details are unreadable, preventing a precise headline. The readable fragments imply a tense discussion or meeting with oil topics and international scope.
New York Theater Heist Reported at Rovoli Theatre
A heist at the Rovoli Theatre on Broadway is reported with a watchman surprised and a hammer thrown. assailants attempted to force a safe but fled as they were challenged. Police investigate the 90008 area after the incident near midnight.
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A. Pie
Rovoli Theatre
Broadway
Shere
William Young Arrested for Drunken Disorderly at Home
William Young, a colored man, was arrested by Officer Roland Cahall Sunday night on a drunk and disorderly charge. He allegedly rampaged at his home and tried to break up housekeeping, fined $10 and costs by Magistrate T Rodney Jones and ordered trial in default of payment.
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Roland Cahall
Young
T. Rodney Jones
Fortune smiles on Winer arrives with Alaska gold cache
Joe Wilson, 50 years old, and his son 30 seized 120 ounces of placer gold near Morse Pass, 29 miles from Seward along the Alaska railroad, after 12 days of work. The elder Wilson is a renowned old time placer prospector, reported to have been profitable before.
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Anchorage
Alaka
Dee
Joe Wilson
Seward
Morse Pass
Alaska
Raitroad
Wilson
Inner Shrine Of King Tutankhamun Tomb Unveiled In Detail
Description of the tomb’s inner shrine reveals a golden spangled pall and copper-toned rosettes. Two bolts guard the central chamber with seals attached to door rings. Doors bear goddess engravings and a seven foot high lintel hints at the shrine’s sealed secrecy. Wall decorations are mainly gold with endless hieroglyphic lines and birds flowers and figures in triple black frames.
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Nytal
Gould
Howard Cater
Tax Cut Plans Outlined By Mellon Incomplete Notes
Tax cut plans told by Mellon discuss depletion, basis adjustments on asset transfers, and distributing capital gains as dividends from earnings. The article notes figures and specific mechanisms, but the text is fragmented and cuts off mid-explanation.
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Mellon
Riding Habit Describes New Breeches and Accessories
A description of a riding habit featuring checked breeches, chespin ringed waists, and matching laced casts. The ensemble includes black and white checks, a pope le em cnatenn, an imported shirt option, and guidance on wearing the heavy ek with the habit.
Taxation Provisions and Trust Income Interpretations
Brief overview of trust income taxation including cases where income goes to beneficiaries or remains with the trust, penalties, and changes to tax statutes. Discusses granter reserves rights, fractional year returns, appeals process, and board decisions as prima facie evidence in hearings. Mentions administrative revisions and tax on communications and admissions.
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Tazpayer
Lotergate Commerce Commisson
Miles by Democrats and party ties discussed
The article describes Democrats weighing Miles as a potential candidate and notes the political connections of his family. It highlights Miles as a capable young attorney linked with Hooper S. Miles and the broader party dynamics shaping his prospects.
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Miles
Hooper S. Miles
Pseudo Army Man Accused of Bad Checks and Fraud
A man calling himself an army officer passed a counterfeit check for 58 dollars to Ser Mary Clark drawn on a Philadelphia bank. The suspect was unable to provide funds, fled with Gordy in a car, and investigators traced the car to a Ford with Pennsylvania tax marks. Police pursued leads involving a Norfolk railroad inquiry, a ferry at Ingets, and a Philadelphia address connected to Wilbur E Justin. Detectives contacted the Quaker City address as the case unfolded with officials in Harrisburg.
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Fnisdelphie
Gordyn Accram
Gordy
Bastooan
Depaut
Wilbur E Justin
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Quaker City
Justice
Harrisburg
Fraud Suspect Conned Woman in Chicago Case
A man accused of a con was allegedly aided by a woman in Chicago who kept a manipulated letter postmarked there. An informed fellow-epilestic alerted the district attorney, leading to a Justice Department inquiry and a garage visit by a stranger who showed two pictures and linked the suspect to a cergeant Liszey Clock. The investigation touched on an alleged payment of an tonerube and a matching set of details with earlier cases.
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Chicago
Joe
Informa
Department of Justice
Afuer
Gordy
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