Daring thief robs Rome jeweler of gems in forged arrest
A man masquerading as a captain of carabineers robbed Ettore Menichini in Rome of over 100000 dollars in jewels. He produced a forged arrest warrant, detained the jeweler in a jail cell for hours, then fled with a suitcase of gems while the victim was released after the warrant was exposed as a forgery.
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Koepenick
Ettore Menichini
Signor Menichini
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Theatrical life and crime notes from New York in brief
A light column covers cabbie tensions with police, theater party economies for Broadway shows, and a profile of Mrs. Rhetta Day Blinks proposing $15 weekly meals. It recounts a jewel heist arrest, a fly and roach club, a stammerers club, a jailed actor making a comeback, and critiqued pep meetings fading in sales.
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Rhetta Day Blinks
New York
Papa
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Ghost of English financier haunts heirs in New Orleans
Four New Orleans sisters claim a $400 million estate from William Jennings, a 17th century English financier. They expect settlement in October in England and anticipate $5 million apiece. Descendants of Jennings’ three sons have pursued lineage for over a century, with as many as 500 potential heirs in the U.S. and England.
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New Orleans
William Jennings
England
Thomas Suter
Annie Spencer
Edna Kaiser
Sarah Elizabeth Riser
Dickens
Bleak House
America
Poverty Keeps 200000 Chinese Out of School
Peiping reports more than 200000 boys and girls did not attend school in 1929 due to inability to pay. Municipal education chief Chang Chien yen cites lack of funds as a major obstacle while a mass education push expands free schooling, aided by 3000+ institutions in Hopel province.
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Chang Chien-yen
Chang
Hopel
Bureau of Education
Washington Era Doorway Bought by Congressman Newport
Congressman Clark Budrick of this city purchases a colonial doorway once linked to George Washington. The doorway is believed to have passed through Gage's tavern in Virginia where Washington was a frequent guest.
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George Washington
Clark Budrick
Gage
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Black Duck Lays Solid Egg Found in Eshelman Hennery
Fred Eshelman found a solid black duck egg in his Eshelman hennery in Sioux City Iowa. The egg was discovered after he shoed one of his black ducks from its nest.
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Iowa
Fred Eshelman
Eshelman
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promoted as Anti Acid
The piece promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe effective remedy for excess stomach acid. It claims one spoonful neutralizes large amounts of acid, relieves gas and sourness, and leaves the system sweet. It notes the product is suitable for children and available at drug stores.
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