Police in Warsaw puzzled by bomb suspect stories
Reports from Warsaw describe Lindenfeld alias Linden, alleged to be involved in the Wall Street bombing of 1920, claiming ties to Soviet ministers and Burns bureau investigations. Polish police question his statements while awaiting further U.S. advices and consider charges of communist propaganda and suspected spying.
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Moscow
Stanislas Gutkowski
Poltical Police
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William J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
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Europe
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Tain
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Warsaw
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Department of Justice
Willan J. Burns
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Washington
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Third Communist Internationale
Grand Street
Rune Aing
Smoke and Dim Echoes of War in Disjointed Wires
A garbled wire service item reports a railway bridge worker named McDontals on Knol Street receiving a broken arm and minor injuries after a switch incident at 80 p.m. Other fragments mention a hit by a bandit, a girl named Stella, and scattered notes about diverse people and places, with no clear cohesive narrative.
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Knol Street
Tilingis Central Railway Company
Christmas Trade Heavier in East Than California
Christmas shopping in New York and eastern cities shows stronger demand than California. Department stores report higher luxury purchases and a 20 percent year over year sales rise in San Francisco, while overall coast trade remains lighter.
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San Francisco
French Navy Demand Tied to Gallic Pride Sparks Debate
An editorial argues America will continue to accommodate France while noting Britain Japan Italy and others have remained quiet on issues. It suggests Italy deserves particular sympathy from the U S once the full story is told.
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France
Britain
Japan
Italy
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New York Evening Prost
York Speech on Nations Peace and Justice
Sergeant York discusses global harmony while visiting Tennessee hills 11 miles from Jamestown. He warns justice must apply to all nations not just big powers and emphasizes his own stance on war and responsibility, noting the dangers of poverty and his 440 acre Pall Mall farm.
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Pine Cough Syrup Formula Promises Quick Relief
An old home remedy touts pine extract and syrup as a fast acting cough cure. It claims Pinex with scrap syrup clears throat and chest symptoms within 24 hours and offers substitutes like honey or corn syrup, sold by The Binex Co. Ft. Wayne Ind.
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Livestock Traders Lose Bid Against New Trading Rules
Chicago stockyard traders failed to block new livestock trading rules. Sud Landes Evang Ritehenry were denied an injunction against Secretary Wallace and District Attorney Clyne. The ruling ends the attempt to restrain enforcement of the agricultural regulations.
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Chicago
Government schedules row under agricultural rules
A row of commission schedules the government to operate under rules laid down by the department of agriculture or face fines provided by the act.
President of Tabor College Resigns at Trustees Meeting
The president of Tabor College tendered his resignation at a trustees meeting in Council Bluffs after weeks of rumors of removal. He initially denied plans to resign but later stated he had contemplated leaving after four years. The board praised his work and the student body’s patriotism. Tabor College is a conservative institution over a century old.
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Tabor College
Associated Pressy
Cimalia
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Council Blatts
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Wahrhan
Unions Refuse Arbitration Over Production Basis
Chicago December 20 negotiations between 8 000 striking garment workers and their employer were broken off as union delegates refused to submit the production standard to arbitration. The strike now in its twentieth day affected 75 establishments. If arbitration proceeds employers would reopen shops and operate under last year’s wage and working conditions agreement during the process.
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Chicago
Fancy Boudoir Slippers and Silk Underthings Sale
A holiday gift feature offers Boudoir Slippers priced at 1.50 with felt materials, silk ribbons, and Pom Poms in a variety of colors. Silk underthings described as crepe de chine, lace trimmed, priced at 3.98, each in a holiday box. Early selections urged for value.
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