Harry New on Way to Prison
Accompanied by his mother and a deputy sheriff, Harry B New, reputed son of United States Gemetter New, of Indiana, is convicted of second degree murder for slaying his sweetheart Frieda Lesser and begins serving a term from ten years to life in San Quentin. He will stay at San Quentin pending an appeal for retrial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Lily Burger
Harry B. New
United States
Gemetter New
Indiana
Frieda Lesser
San Quentin
Los Angeles Actress Attacked Near Venice
An 18 year old musical comedy actress Miss Peggy Monica was found unconscious on the beach at Venice California from a head blow authorities fear may prove fatal. She was revived at St Catherine's hospital and gave her parents address in San Jose.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Peggy
Venice
St. Catherine's Hospital
Monica
San Jose
Six Men Die Of Asphyxiation In Newark Hotel Room
Six men were found dead in a small Newark hotel room near Market Street station. They were in two beds and a cot, all asphyxiated, with three in one bed appearing to be at rest, two in another bed, and the sixth on a cot.
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Newark
N. J
Market Street
20‑Mule‑Kick Brand y Seized in Sacramento
Sacramento February 3 Ed Marillon and Gus Palomidas jailed for transporting liquor after police stopped their car in the downtown district. Officers found 20 gallons of Jackass or 20 Kick brandy in the vehicle and charged the pair with violating the constitutional pro act.
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Sacramento
Ed Marillon
Gus Palomidas
British Faith in America Unshaken
London officials express continued confidence that the United States will join the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations despite America’s delay in ratifying. They regret the hold up but see no cause for British concern as the issue stirs sharp public debate.
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London
America
Europe
United States
Sentences Upheld in Camp Lewis Slacker Fraud Case
The U S circuit court of appeals affirmed 10 year and 11 year sentences for Frank Howestein and Idell Kennedy in the Camp Lewis eye glass slacker frauds.
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San Francisco
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Frank Howestein
Idell Kennedy
Camp Lewis
Buster Brown to Wed Miss Margaret Filer of Oak Park
Chicago reports Richard Felton Outcault son of the famed comic artist secured a license to wed Margaret Filer of Oak Park. The groom served in the 213th air squadron during the war.
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Buster Brown
Chicago
Richard Felton Outeault
Outecault
Margaret Filer
Oak Park
Young Outcault
213Th Air
Girl 12 Dies After Kerosene Fire Attempt
Mary Rankin, 12, of Duwamish, died Monday from burns suffered when she tried to light the kitchen fire with kerosene on Saturday. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Rankin.
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Mary Rankin
M. M. Rankin
Duwamish
Russian Trade Is Sought by Yanks
In New York on February 3, more than 100 American business reps urged the American Commercial association to promote trade with Russia. The executive committee was instructed to seek mandamus action in federal court if Secretary Lansing denies permission to resume commerce with Russia.
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New York
American Commercial Association
Russia
Lansing
Sweater Styles Debut For Seattle Spring Wear
The Seattle spring wardrobe showcases practical economical sweaters in varied weaves and colors. A slip on ripple model features knitted yoke and bright stripe accents, shown in pink blue and white worn with sport skirts.
Luxurious Silk Sweaters and Tuxedo Styles Adored by Women
A sweater section on the second floor features Tuxedo collar and brushed wool options in various colors with prices from 8.95 to 25.00. Silk sweaters offer indoor or outdoor wear in coat or Tuxedo models priced 25.00 to 39.50.
Hold-ups Beg His Pardon for Delay
Two apologetic bandits robbed a McLean resident near 14th Ave and E Jefferson late Monday night. The men reportedly apologized for detaining him after their fruitless pocket search and left without taking property.
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McLean
14Th Ave
E. Jefferson
Silk fabrics sale at Bon Marche fabric floor
Mill lengths of heavy silk crepe de chine sell for 1.75 a yard with pieces from 3 to 10 yards cut to customer needs. A wide color range includes white pink rose tan and navy. Also 36 inch silk poplins 0.85 to 1.45 a yard and 40 inch black satin and taffeta at 2.50 to 4.75 a yard.
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BON Marche
Valentine Decor and Supplies Ad
The notice highlights Valentine stock with heart shaped treats priced from 65c to 1.75 per dozen. Favors range 85c to 1.50, place cards 20c to 35c per dozen. Stationery section on the upper main floor.
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Valentine
Delayed Shipment Prompts Half Price Stationery Sale
A delayed shipment offers one and two-quire boxes of paper and envelopes at half price. White and tinted stock priced from 25 to 75 cents, providing affordable options for those in need of stationery.
Popular Fiction at 25c a Volume in Book Section
The advertisement highlights 200 volumes of popular fiction at 25 cents each, promising many days of reading with a variety of titles. Also featured are cotton crepe Negligees with new designs and prices from $4.95 to $8.95, plus new bead necklaces in multiple colors and lengths in the jewelry section.
Women's Union Suits Offered at Bon Marche Booth
Women's medium weight cotton union suits available sleeveless band tops and low neck bodice tops with short sleeves and knee length options. Pink suits in sizes 36 to 38 white 36 to 44 reduced to 79c. Booths upper main floor Bon Marche.
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Women’s Union
BON Marche
Tea Cups and Saucers Special Offer Set of Six
Practical white cups and saucers offered as a six piece set for 95 cents. Buy Wednesday at the low price before stock runs out. Paper shopping bags in large size sold for carrying cups home in market promotions. Delivery unavailable for tea cups at 95c. Fourth Floor.
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