Rieden Freed After Lengthy Court Hearing
Commissioner William C. Rieden faced a long court session in 45th district court led by Judge Tayloe over a contempt charge tied to injunction compliance concerning work on Correl Street. The judge exonerated Rieden after ruling no willful intent shown, though questions linger about restoring San Antonio Academy property and future legal steps.
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Nippon Fish Doctor Seeks Education in U S Colleges
NAEANO AUKA KAGAWA formerly of Jipen Yoore now in Seattle New York aims to become a doctor of fish. He seeks study at Columbia University or similar to gain a formal degree in marine products. He already holds diplomas from Sapporo University and runs a goldfish form in Seattle.
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Sapporo
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Chinatown Will Sparks Brooklyn Surrogates Court Contest
Relatives contest the $106,000 will of Hart Conroy, longtime Mott Street balloon keeper, in Brooklyn Surrogates Court. The "Blue Bird" is to receive three quarters of the estate, while Margaret Dyer, Mrs Mary Maran, and others claim forgery and seek control amid memories of Chinatown figures and police ties.
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Australian Premier Scouts Bugbear of German Competition
Sydney reports Premier Hughey warns against Australian merchants accepting German competition. An antidumping net aims to protect industry. officials say permits will be required for imports and penalties may follow if rules are breached. Melbourne sources note potential market entry restrictions and timing concerns for 1921 policies.
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Mexican papers treat blockade talk as a joke
Montes City April 26 Mexican papers mocked Senator Wing s U S Senate remarks on Mexico blocking its coast and customs. El Universal and others called King s appearance in the Senate a spring novelty while warning against overestimates of Mexico s fate. The Post urged a tougher stance and broader war talk. La Vernia Texas April 24 The Tat Vernit rat has completed and pig began Turadox with workers proceeding despite the undertaking.
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Fear Juror Slain Sparks Death Rumor in Winchester
Scattered fragments report a juror killing in Spotssuite Washington state with conflicting claims. A physician vows care as family members discuss threats amid rumors of Ku Klux Klan ties. Meanwhile Philadelphia shipyards say they increased forces since January, employing about 22,000 workers.
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Phiindelptis
Atlantic
Atlante
Beer Price Increases Spark UK Economic Alarm
Taunton reports the persistent rise in beer prices across England. The London brewery chair claims high taxes on beer, cigars, and sparkling wines threaten the trade, urging tax cuts to lower costs. He notes 35,100,000 barrels brewed locally versus 25,000,000 abroad, with 2.? million barrels extra for 192? reduced.
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Wiewer
Tobacco use popular in social spaces across cities
The piece notes rising tobacco use among women in public settings such as restaurants and streets, linking it to social change and revolution. It discusses perception shifts, access to cigarettes, and cultural attitudes, highlighting the spread of smoking among women in contemporary urban life.
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Masraw
Cigny
Ibure
Farrar Leaves Operatic Roles for Stage Debut
New York reports Geraldine Farrar will leave grand opera to pursue legitimate stage roles. Dasil Hetneen, a producer, has taken her under management and plans a dramatic production debut after completing current engagements. Farrar’s final opera appearance was at the Mercapallian Opera House where she sang in Zeze.
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