Robber murders haunt Rosenberg store in Lexington
In Lexington Kentucky on November 16 reports say burglars repeatedly hit Joseph Rosenberg's store over seven years. After the latest robbery two murdered men were found on a railroad track and another suspect killed during a prior chase. A prior robbery ended with the assailant dead after a chase with police.
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Joseph Hrosenberg
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Pinex remedy touted for throat and chest ailments
A vintage advertisement promotes Pinex as a powerful pine extract cough remedy. It claims easy preparation from pine extract with honey or syrup to create a pint dosage, promising quick throat relief, loosened chest membranes, and benefits for colds, bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and asthma. It guarantees satisfaction or money back.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Grandmother of 60 Goes Out Sledding
Fargo dispatch says Mrs Helen Spalding a 69 year old winter sports enthusiast goes coasting daily with her two grandchildren in spite of age. Local note highlights her love of sledding and family activity during winter.
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Fargo
N. D
Helen Spalding
Attractive American seeks Labour seat in England
The titled granddaughter of an American, Lady Marjorie Beckett, daughter of the late Baron Grimthorpe and granddaughter of W. P. Lee of New York, runs for a House of Commons seat on the Labour ticket. She is American in manner and popular in her district. It is extremely likely she will be elected.
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England
House of Commons
Marjorie Beckett
Baron Grimthorpe
W. P. Lee
New York
Railroads Rush to Ease Washington Car Shortage
Washington state public works reports a relief in the car shortage with daily loading rising from 126 to 176 and 1 686 refrigerator cars available. Railroads pledge rush service to ship about 1500 carloads of early apples by December 1, while buzzards delaying eastbound trains remain a concern.
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Olympia
Washington
State Department of Public Works
Public Works Department
Rocky Mountains
Jewel Found in Queen's Garden
Gardener Jamen Watson uncovered a diamond worth 1000 dollars in Queen Anne's garden in Bnymonton England. Police suspect the gem was planted by thieves to be dug up later.
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Bnymonton
England
Jamen Watson
Queen Anne's Garden
Foreigners mobbed as suspected profiteers in Berlin
Six foreigners suspected by Germans of entering Germany to buy goods with depreciated marks and profit from the exchange have been mobbed during the past month in Berlin authorities said.
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Berlin
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