Dazed Dancer Puzzles Police in New York Case
A bizarre incident in New York on June 14 concerns a dancer who confounded police with perplexing actions. Authorities describe the case as unusual, with investigators seeking to determine motive and identity components of the puzzling behavior.
Amnesia Case Involving Miss Smith At Local Store
Miss Dorothy L. Smith a Bayonne W C A dancing instructor faced police questions over alleged shoplifting at Macy Co department store. She claimed amnesia led her to swap items worth 9.57 dollars with bundles she carried. Friends reported her missing, later locating her at Jefferson Market jail in 300 dollar bail. she was released and returned home in a daze.
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Hubbard Claims Tanlac Restored His Health
George Hubbard of Milwaukie Oregon says Tanlac cured long term stomach and kidney problems. He details weight gain better sleep and relief from palpitations gas and back pain since starting Tanlac. He praises the medicine and notes Seattle seller Bartel Face’s distributes it.
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EI Evidence of Financial Responsibility Purchase of Haller Building
Announcement states a company bought the Haller building at the Northwest corner of Second Avenue and Columbia Street on June 1. The notice records the purchase as part of its financial responsibility filing and lists the location and date.
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Albania Crief Assassinates Former Albanian Leader in Paris
In Paris a young Albanian student Avenir Rustim killed Gen. Banid Pasha, ex president of Albania, as he left the Hotel Continental. Essad Pasha died en route to his apartment amid crowd turmoil. Rustim faces civil trial amid fears of international tension due to Albanian revolt against Italian forces.
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Girl, 9, Lost in Woods Returns Home Exhausted
Olga Zimmerman of Rainier Oregon, age nine, wandered for 72 hours in the woods after losing her father in a remote spot. She survived with scratches and torn clothing, aided by bloodhounds and searchers who failed to find her trail until she found her way back alone.
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Prison Shoes Sell Cheap at Sing Sing
Ossining N Y June 14 Warden Lawes says prison shoemakers can turn out shoes for 4 50 a pair with fair profit. If you want a cheap pair go to Sing Sing.
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Muny League to Hear Car Report on Fares
The Muny League will hear a car report by Fred Bert Jr and a special committee appointed to investigate increased street car fares. They will present their findings to the Municipal league at noon Tuesday in Meves' cafeteria.
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Two Men Killed in Delaware & Hudson Train Wreck
Albany June 14 two men died and their bodies burned after a rear end collision on the Delaware and Hudson railroad at Gansevoort near Saratoga a third person was seriously injured. The rest of the item mentions comic strips in The Mar for family entertainment.
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Tomorrow Sale of Fiber Furniture Offers Large Savings
A fiber furniture sale highlights oak pieces priced below replacement cost with three finishes Frosted Brown Birch Bark and Old Ivory. The assortment includes cretonne cushions and illustrations serve as price guides. Purchases must be taken for immediate delivery with no holds cancellations or exchanges.
Britain Cuts Navy Budget to Half of Last Year
London June 14 Great Britain trims its coming year naval estimate to about 400 million dollars from 785 million last year. Active personnel total around 136 thousand, near 1912 levels, with fleets including an Atlantic main force of 10 superdreadnoughts 4 battle cruisers 10 light cruisers 64 destroyers 21 submarines and one aircraft carrier. The Mediterranean hosts six superdreadnoughts six light cruisers 18 destroyers and one carrier. other theaters rely on light cruisers sloops and gunboats with numerous ships idle but ready if war resumes. Hagland limits capital ship construction. one battle cruiser remains under way as the highlight.
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