Nine Mexicans Arrested In Lorain For Illegal Entry
Nine Mexican men were arrested Saturday afternoon in Lorain and transported to Cleveland to face charges of illegal entry into the United States. Deputies A. R. Wiggir and W. H. Flynn of the Cleveland immigration office led the arrests after the men reportedly sneaked into the country via Daredu Tests, decades ago. Names given: Sebastian Munoz, Leonardo Andrade, Gilberto Ochoa, Juan Landerus, Muncarie Medrario, Francisco Suarez, Ratwel Maronez, Elsenio Vloraz, Modesto Gariwag.
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United States
Lorain
Cleveland
A. R. Wiggir
W. H L. Flynn
Sebastian Munoz
Leonardo Andrade
Gilberto Ochoa
Juan Lanederus
Muncarie Medrario
Francisco Suarez
Ratwel Maronez
Elsendio Vlorez
Modesto Gariwag
No Finger Prints Alike Say Experts
Experts refute claims that twins share identical fingerprints. The local professor’s assertion is challenged as no verified case of completely identical prints has been found. Further study is urged to clarify the variability in fingerprint patterns among twins.
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Whittall
Old Monicello Tonic Benefit Claim Ad
Indigestion signals low vitality and weak resistance. A Virginia tonic advertised as a mild, efficient digestive stimulant promises to restore digestion and energy. Prominent claims urge daily use before meals, with expected quick improvements in running-down condition and appetite.
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Virginia
Buagess
Enery
Fingerprint System in Doubt Over Twin Prints
Report notes a debate on fingerprint uniqueness after claims that twins George and Edward Ellis bore similar prints. Scotland Yard, led by Air Wyndham Childs, counters that fingerprints are unique despite resemblance in other traits. Crowther’s assertion is challenged. Yard cites millions of prints with no twin matches.
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Scotland Yard
England
William Crowther
University College
Crother
George
Edward Ellis
Wyndham Childa
Police
Criminal Investigation Department of
Yard
Sir Wyndham
George Ellis
Edward
Officer shoots suspected auto thief in Columbus
In Columbus on February 21 a patrolman shot Earl Wallace of Newark after a chase through crowded streets. Wallace, accused of stealing Harry Prail's car, was wounded in the collar bone while fleeing and firing a revolver. he remained in serious condition at a Columbus hospital.
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Columbus
Revolver Biselag
Earl Wallace
Newark
Harry Prail
Nesser
Wallace
Prail
Messer
Duke of York Lands in New Zealand Today
The Duke of York arrives in Auckland aboard HMS Renown marking the start of a four months tour of New Zealand and Australia. Governor General Sir Charles Ferguson will greet the royal party on the wharf with a guard of honour, then accompany them to Government House for a welcome from Prime Minister J. G. Coates.
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Duke of York
New Zealand
Auckland
Australia
Charla Ferguson
Wis
Government House
J. G. Coates
Duke and Duchess Welcome Addresses at Town Hall
The Duke and Duchess receive welcome addresses in a splendid inlaid New Zealand timber case. In the afternoon they visit the Town Hall where the mayor and councilors will also present an address to them before the Duke delivers a short reply to the audience.
Honey bird lures worker to deadly snake in Nebanga
A honey bird in Nebanga, South Africa, enticed a native workman toward a tree where a concealed viper struck. The snakebite proved fatal within minutes, killing the man and leaving authorities to investigate the incident.
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Bulwayo
South Africa
Nebanga
Honey Bird Leads Workman to Snake Instead of Honey
A workman tracked a honey bird through trees believing a wild honey store lay ahead. The bird fluttered from branch to branch, guiding the man, but the pursuit reportedly led him toward a snake rather than honey.
Novelty publicity stunt in Paris draws attention to daily paper
In Paris on February 21 a novel publicity stunt unfolds. George Sims, hired by newspaper owner Eugene Merle, works in a glass room crafting a thriller to order for public viewing and to attract reader interest to his papers.
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Paris
George Sims
Eugene Merle
Won't Risk Pneumonia By Neglecting a Cold
An old advertisement urges care for coughs and colds to prevent pneumonia. It promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as fast relief for throat and bronchial irritation, claims hospital use, and cites prices of 60 cents and one dollar.
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Ayer
Dr. Leonhardt
C. Philips
Drugetuts
Serial novel plan and mirror streets in Germany
A project assigns M. Merla to kick off a serialized novel with public input on title theme and characters. Sime will write hourly chapters and post a typewriter product to prevent deception while living in a glass house day and night until completion. Germany erects mirrors at narrow L shaped street elbows to reduce cross traffic.
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Roon
M. Merla
Sime
Little Glass House
Germany
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