Story of the Sorrowing Mother
Mrs Dora Diamond pleads as she shows a baby photo of Morris Diamond, 27, and his brother Joseph, 21, jailed for murder in a bank heist with $43,000. The Diamond family, Bensonhurst residents, faces public scorn while two bank messengers are dead and four sisters react to arrests.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Dora Diamond
Morris Barlow Diamond
Morris
Joseph
David
Maurice
Diamond
Jane
Sally
Eldwat
Leona
Bensonhurst
Broadway
West End
Haverc
New York
Davey
Masons Start Erection of National Washington Temple
The cornerstone of a four million dollar Masonic memorial to George Washington was laid in Alexandria Virginia with President Coolidge and cabinet members present. The George Washington National Masonic Memorial will rise 200 feet atop Shooters Hill and house relics of Washington in a 32 acre setting.
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Prems
Alexandria
George Washington
Coolidge
George Washington National
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
United States
Greece
Rome
H. W. Corbett
Washington
Alexandria-Washington
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Capitol
Virginia
Grand Lodge of
Charles H. Callahan
Louis A. Watres
Scranton
Penn
George Washington Masonic Memorial Association
William Howard Taft
James H. Price
Potomac Valley
Great Washington Memorial Hall
Freemasonry
Memorial Hall
Museum
Capitol Building
Washington Homestead
Helme & Corbett
New York
Briugene Oosgood
Detroit
Olmsted Brothers
Brookline
Mass
Carl Rust Parker
Geo. Washington
Williams
General Washington
Shooters Hill
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Close Friend of Prince of Wales in Iowa
The Associated Press reports in Iowa City that George M. MacLean former Iowa university president and longtime head of the American University Union in London remains unsure who the Prince of Wales will marry. MacLean known as the prince's pal in London has no clue about marriage plans.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Prince of Wales
London
Prince
George M. MacLean
Iowa
Maclean
American University Union
Department Store Trade Expands in Seventh Bank Area
Des Moines December 1 The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago reports October 1923 department store trade and overall merchandising growth in the seventh district with a 20 percent rise in October collections over October 1922 and a nearly 20 percent district gain over September. Wholesale and retail sectors show varied patterns with dry goods and grocery trades differing by season. department store accounts outstanding rise to 47.6 percent.
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Des Moines
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Reserve Board
Bank Robbery Fear Grips Midwest Town Amid Crime Wave
A town wrecked by a rising crime wave endures thefts and gun incidents. Bank staff endure hazards as bandits stalk streets and storekeepers refuse credit amid mounting fear. Citizens warn others to stay indoors while authorities struggle to restore safety.
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William M. Borah
James FE. Watson
Indiana
William E. Borah
Idaho
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Europe
America
H. A. Teeter
Sc. Ave
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J. v. Griffith
Abe Martin
Tipton Bud
Toll Binkley
Joe Moon
Tie
Bud
Lester Kite
Kankakee
Artie Lukens
Grooto Nickle
Finley Newcomer
Th’ Tile Works
Mort Beasley
Monarch
Stel
Jesse James
National
Pervieg
Magnus Johnson
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Florence
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