Daughter Gains Inheritance Of Father Jewelry Loans
Oakland March 28 James C Blum Jr becomes father of a girl and wins right to inherit two necklaces valued at 100000 dollars. His mother Rosa Slum had bequeathed the items to her daughter Lum who already held most of the estate. The will set terms for halves at 35 and the remainder at 40. The pearl necklace was ordered kept worn to preserve luster in San Francisco courts.
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5 000 Rubles Postage on Russian Exports to Chicago
A handwritten letter on cheap newsprint, stamped with 5000 rubles postage, arrived at the Chicago office of the Ural Russia Manufacturers' Association. It contains a list of goods and raw materials the foreign trade ministry offers for sale and asks which items could be sold near Chicago and under what terms.
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Chicago
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Manufacturers’ Association
Ural
Russia
National Commissariat of Foreign Trade
New York Bans on Women Smok ing Rule Reversed After Clerk Error
New York, March 28. After being in effect for 12 hours, the police regulation forbidding women from smoking in public places was rescinded today by Commissioner Enright. The rule arose from a misprint by Daniel Ne Coy, a city clerk’s resolutions clerk, who picked an anti smoking ordinance drafted by Alderman McGuinness of Greenpoint but it was never signed. News of the ban caused a stir in hotels and dining rooms where smoking was allowed.
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New York
Enright
Go’ Daniel- Ne- Coy
Aged Resolutions
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Greenpoint
Portland Cement Stocks Rise in February Report
Washington March 23 Stocks of Portland cement in the United States at February close were nearly one million barrels higher than January with production in February just below January. February production was 4,278,000 barrels versus 4,291,000 in January. Total stocks on hand reached 14,310,000 barrels up from 13,316,000. Shipments surpassed January by 250,900 barrels. exports totaled 2,421 barrels and imports 5,147 barrels.
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Geological Survey
William Hildebrand Dies At Noon In Orange Township
William Hildebrand eight or eighty? unclear age, longtime Black Hawk county settler, died at 12 39 p m at his home 109 Grant avenue He was born July 6 1885 in Cambria county Pennsylvania and married Lavina Horner there They came to Orange township in 1869 later moving to 909 Grant avenue Six children, all deceased, survive a brother Sylvester of 120 Seventh street west Burial will be Elmwood Funeral details await word from eastern relatives Automotive collision at Eighth and South streets involved C B Hingaman and D W Bovee minor injuries to occupants.
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Black Hawk County
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Cambria County
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Orange Township
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Lrst Brethren’ Church
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When She Was Bad By WEINIFRED KITTREDGE
A fragmentary item references a tale by Weinifred Kittredge titled When She Was Bad. The garbled text mentions Angelica Morn Hved near an Baltimore court and hints at a village or cottage with dawn light and secretive daytime work.
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Angelica
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Illegally Ordered Deported in Suitor's Appeal
New York March 2 August Probst former butler at the Rialing Rock club near Pittsburgh claimed he was railroaded out of the country over a love affair with Miss Virginia Craigie McKay. Federal Judge Knox ruled on Probst's habeas corpus action approving continued detention for further deportation proceedings.
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Angelica's Prank Scatters Crabs Through Baltimore Court
In Baltimore a demure girl named Angelica triggers a neighborhood flap with chalked insults and playful vandalism. Neighbors, a minister's wife and a bachelor friend confront the child at home and in court. Angelica is sent outside for the day, then returns remorseful and hopeful as a new hat gleams in the yard.
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