Russian art theft arrests shock Moscow museum raid
Moscow police reveal that famous Russian comic artist Kokorieff and 30 others were arrested for a five year old museum heist. An electrician named Fedoroviteh is named as a principal accomplice. Thieves broke into the gallery at night, removed paintings from frames, and left a note about Christ. Five top paintings were stolen.
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Arly
Rial
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Fedoroviteh
Enater
Christ
33 Months Probe on St Valentine Massacre Ends
A coroner's report ends with Finis written at the bottom after 33 months of investigation. A jury yesterday found that the blood test chapter in Chicago's gang warfare was written with machine gun in the hands of unknown persons.
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Onicago
St. Valentine's Lay
Chicago
Getting Bald What Mr Johnson Did
A damaged ad describes a hair treatment claiming to stop dandruff and shedding. It cites Mr Johnson as helped and promotes Jane Oil as the cure. The message urges use according to directions and notes results in days, warning against alterations.
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Mr. Johnson
Hi. Johnson
Hair
Lena
The Penalty of Gray Hair
A vintage ad promoting Canute Water as a remedy for gray hair. It claims the product restores hair to its original color, is safe, and guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer. Sold at Herrey's Drug Stores with discreet use.
Longstanding Rheumatism Solution Promised in Ad
An advertisement touts a painless, inexpensive remedy that claims to banish rheumatic pains within 24 to 44 hours. It promotes a non opiate formula named Allenen and guarantees relief from sciatica arthritis and lumbago, urging readers to act now.
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Allenen
Letter to congressional candidates on issues in The Lights
A reader asks each candidate to answer in columns about the legion bonus and the eighteenth amendment. The writer urges fair, clear positions and signs as a Democrat while noting names may be omitted at request.
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Legion
Farmer frustration over truck license fees letter to editor
Allan H. Biegert criticizes the truck freight license fees in Open Forum, defending farmer owned trucks. He argues licenses should reflect distinct farm trucks from railroad commissions and notes his own two and a half year ownership covering about 60 miles.
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Railroad Commission
Tye
Allan HH. Biegert
Strike Breaker Is Free on Tax Count
New York report says Peter de Vito, labeled as the biggest strike breaker in New York, was acquitted of making large income tax deductions. A Brooklyn federal court jury heard the case after the government charged improper gifts and expenses reduced a 1920 income of 502000 to 14257. The outcome clears the defendant of tax evasion accusations.
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New York
L'Eter
de Vito
United States
Brooklyn
Dreiser Seeks Fight Extradition in New York
Theodore Dreiser and committee members fight extradition to Bell County over alleged political charges. They petition Governor Roosevelt to hold a hearing before signing extradition papers as they press their bid to answer indictments under the Rumpely criminal syndicalism case.
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Theodore Dreiser
Hhis
Kenteky Ming
Hare
Bell County
Arep
Renpely
An. Dreider
Stonsevelt
Shale Semana
Captain Teerman and Crew Charged in Liquor Ship Raid
Captain John Teerman and 28 crew aboard the coastal freighter Commercial Quaker face charges after a raid at Chester PA. Federal agents seized a 370 000 liquor cargo and landed the crew amid the ongoing investigation into a rum shipment.
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Philavelunls
John Teerman
Chester
Peace Garden Opening Planned for July Ceremony
Winnipeg announcement confirms tentative July dedication for an International Peace Garden on the Turke Mountain of 1000 Meres region spanning Manitoba and North Dakota. Secretary Henri J. Meace of the contin silver confirms the plan.
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Meres
Manitoba
North Dakota
Henri J. Meace
Continilver
Government Finds Rabbit Not Chicken
A scrambled report describes officials addressing a plan involving rabbits and poultry. The text mentions confusion over product labeling and regulatory action, with references to authorities and a potential industry shift.
Report Shows Drop in Bank Resources
Washington report notes aggregate resources of national banks in the United States Alaska and Hawaii on September 20 stood at 20 740 064 000. Comptroller of Currency John W Pole announced the figures showing a decline from June 30 1931 and September 4 1980 levels as the banking system contracted with fewer reporting banks and reduced resources.
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Bergen
Washington
D. C
OG59
United States
Alaska
Hawaii
John +W. Pole
Dynamite cache found by police in subway station
Police discovered a cache of dynamite in a busy downtown subway station locker. The cache, reportedly enough to blow up half the town, was found during a routine check. Five men were arrested as authorities investigate links to plans against Manhattan riverfront targets amid rising faction tensions.
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Jine
Manhattan
Rivl
Simong Larber Sworkers
Coulay
Plumber's Ring Dilemma Delays Los Angeles Wedding
Disjointed newspaper clipping describes John Warner the plumber forgetting his wedding ring, returning to retrieve it, and completing the ceremony with Verengia Mints O'Shaughnes in a perior court setting. The fragment mentions the ring and a tense dash before a happy conclusion.
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Los Angeles
Welling
John Warner
Verengia
Warner
Wool Men Asked to Chicago Meet Universal Service
Washington Nov 17 a rough OCR reads that wool and mohair cooperatives were invited to a December Chicago meeting to form an advisory committee of seven. a report mentions wolves, stock and livestock, with unclear phrases about Parry Sound and testing.
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Chicago
Universal Service
Washington, D. C
Folleret Far Board Tetany
BI Wool and Mohair Co-Operatives
Forten Idk Visory
Prince Finds U. attractive Place for Liechtenstein Prince
NEW YORK, Nov. 17. The American says that being an American is proving more attractive to Prince Johann of Liechtenstein than doing no prince. With his American wife Miss Aileen McFarland of Weatherford, the future ruler comes to America after their wartime abroad several months ago. The American feeling that Prince Johann is impressed with this country and is considering entering business here again follows their visit.
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New York
Prince Johann
Liechtenstein
Aileen McFarland
Weatherford
Eras
Johann
Ameri¢n
Senvying
Agaunl
Dependable Eczema Relief Promises Itch Comfort
The ad touts EMO and ABMO products for eczema relief and skin irritations. It claims decades of use, soothing burning and itching, drawing heat from affected areas, and helping with pimples and skin irritations, with extra strength options for chronic cases.
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