Vendetta Ends Three D Mica Brothers in Two Months
Three D Mica brothers are killed in an Italian vendetta spanning eight years. Ignacio D Mica fled Chicago to Wisconsin farm life, returned to open a $40,000 grocery, Angelo was shot in Chicago, Jenacio shot from a window in his shop, and Jimmy died in a Madison meat market as the killer escaped each time.
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Chicago
D' Mica
Ignacio D'Mica
Arena
Wis
Angelo
Jenacio
Jimmy
Madison
Hair care guidance from Dr K H Bishof in Athens
An article explains hair growth is independent after death, stressing scalp health for care. It advises ventilation and light for the scalp, warns against tight hairstyles, notes normal shedding, and offers DIY scalp massage and avoidance of lotions unless treating scalp disease. Jewels worth over $50,000 found in a hotel room remain unclaimed in Athens.
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Athens
Notre Dame Professor Sues Merchant Over Paternity Claim
Prof John P Tiernan of Notre Dame sues John Poulin claiming he is the father of a child with Tiernan's wife. A blood test to determine parentage may figure in the case. Mrs Tiernan, Tiernan, and the baby are noted in the report.
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John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Ind
John Poulin
Poulin
Tiernan
Cabaret owner Nachbauer shot at suburban Chicago roadhouse
Felix Nachbauer owner of the Dells roadhouse near Chicago was shot and killed. Mrs May Pearl Penn a business associate and Maud Shirk were held by police in connection with the shooting. Police say a quarrel in Penns apartment above the cafe led to the fatal shots fired by Shirk who was present.
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Chicago
Fellix Rachbauer
Dells
May Pearl Penn
Nachbauer
Maud Shirk
Port Budget Slashed Yet Tax Levy Stays Near One Mill
The Port of Seattle presents a trimmed 1923 budget showing expenditures of 260,371.84, down from 347,960, a saving of 21,608.14. The levy remains about 1 mill to cover interest and bond redemption costs.
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Seattle
Hearing Heart Beats by Telephone Uses Vacuum Tube
Washington dispatch explains a new device that lets doctors hear a patient’s heart and breathing from a distance. A telephone transmitter and vacuum tube amplifier record and broadcast sounds on a steel wire, allowing listening in a room or over a telephone line to a physician anywhere. General George C. Squier and the bureau of standards helped refine the method.
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Washington, D. C
George C. Squier
United States Signal Corps
General Squier
Wtert
Bureau of Standards
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American Homes Bureau
Liberal Credit
Grunbaum Bros Furniture CO. Inc
TH Ave
Scfecen Pike and Pl
Mount Vernon
Tampico
United States Shipping Board
Danville
Yucatan
Panuco River
Sanadian
Princess
Victoria
Vancouver
B.C. Ray
Might Beats
Dally
Colman Deck
Marion Street
Vancouver Direct
SeCond Avenue
L. Sturdee
California
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H. F. Alexander
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Second Ave
C. Smith Bligemarine
Fike St
Tacoma
Pacific Ave
Bremertor
Barweil Ave
McMicken
Mg. L. GO Salt Bidg
Wash
Pacific Coastwise
Admiral Line Pacific Steamship Company
Seas i
K. H. Bishof
Bayer
Colda
Drugsista
2Nd Ave
University St.Oyen
Rose
Fie
Ugene M
Sith
Lake Ave
Neard
Warner
Papen White
Beal Evans
Evelyn
Meattie
Morgan
Leighton
Seatti
Packard
James C
McComb
Alice EB
Parker
Frank J
Astoria
McKay
Aaberg
Elenore A
Bumner Salvino
Frank
Beattle
Locatelli
Dolores
Oliver
Barry T
Legal Bunnell
Elfride Bird
Beatto
Legal King
Fred G
Juneau
Alaska
Meres Manuel
Weehington
Scateens
Legal
McGill
Jack
Sandberg, Frederick
Wheeler
Fannie T
Dani
Nelson
Augusta A
Gray
Mary Jane
Weppler
Hattie
Jenna
Menry V., Jr
Dorchester
Eng
Felix W. Wild
England
London
Great Britain
Warner's Safe Remedies Co
Dept
Rochester
N. C
THE
Rhodes
Paris
Chester Goddard
J. L. Stahl
Western Washington Experiment Station
Puyallup
Star
State College
Puyallup, Wash
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Colman Dock
al Connecti
Olympic Way
Olympic Peninsula
Seatte
Bremerton
Chamber of Permitted
Navy Yard
Colmes Dock
Maine
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