Cutting Victims In Argument Over Wages
Akron Ohio April 14 An argument over a 21 year wage dispute led to knife wounds for two people. James Gooden 31 of Corn County Indiana cut his throat after stabbing Miss Clara Brockman 38. Both victims were improving in hospital after surgery Gooden agreed to settle a $5460 wage claim with Brockman for 2000 or less Brockman came to Akron from Indiana to claim back wages and to work on Goodens farm Brockman returned to stay with a brother before the assault occurred
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Akron, CO
James Gooden
Clara Brockman
Miss Brockman
Gooden
Akron
Relief Claim for Alli Brans Constipation Cure
Advertisement asserts Alli Bran relieves constipation with a seven week relief claim from Mrs Louise Johnson of Denver. It extolls bulk and vitamin B as aids, promotes daily use at meals, and notes Kellogg cereal sold nationwide with recipes on the red and green package.
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Louise Johnson
Forest Street
Denver
Colorado
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Across Downs Word Puzzle Snags A Large List of Clues
A dense set of crossword style clues with numerous mismatched letters and entries. It hints at across and down word fills including forms names units and common terms, featuring many errors and misprints challenging solvers.
Governor's Son High in Wisconsin College Studies
Oklahoma City report notes Governor Murray claims his son Burranh ranks in the top 15 percent of a 150 strong University of Wisconsin freshmen engineering class. He says Burranh has a dean's letter as proof and cites frugal living as key to good grades.
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Oklahoma City
Gorv
W. H
Murray
Burranh
University of Wisconsin
Envoy to Poland James M Curie May Be Named Ambassador
The president has chosen the Boston mayor James M Curie for a posting to Poland. Pending confirmation details note the selection follows Roosevelt’s recent decision on a suitable diplomatic assignment. The process lists two applicants for the role with expectations of a quick appointment.
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James M Curie
Boston
Poland
Roosevelt
Donkey Polo Match Planned in Breckenridge Texas
Two groups of civic businessmen organize a polo match in Breckenridge with police chief and county sheriff as referees. Proceeds benefit local civic enterprises.
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Maich
Breckenridge, Tex
Gold Holds The Center Of The New York Market
gold markets moved to the fore as traders watched the Roosevelt administration’s steps to shield the dollar from depreciation. The embargo on gold shipments loomed large while rumors swirled of a possible relaxation or expansion of export limits. Currency values rose abroad as the dollar weakened, with gold shipments authorized later to Holland and talk of licenses to France. If the embargo eases, it could steady the dollar and calm the markets, though a wider lift remained unlikely.
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New York
Roosevelt
Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
New York Stock Enchanser
Holland
France
Europe
Frances
Belgas
Belga
Firemen Find Burning Beans At Ashland Residence
Ashland Wisconsin firemen were summoned when neighbors saw smoke from the Art Haeger home. Investigators found a pan of beans that had cooked dry on the kitchen stove.
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Ashland
Wis
Ashland Fire Department
Art Haeger
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