Dr Lyman Abbott Dies After Long Illness
Noted editor and Congregational minister Dr Lyman Abbott died at home after months of illness. Born 1839, he was a friend of Theodora Roosevelt and led Plymouth Church Brooklyn after Beecher. He authored religious works and collaborated on early novels with his brother.
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York
Henry Ward
Pigments Congregational Church
Abbott
Theodora Roosevelt
Clyse
United States
University of the City of New York
Fin Brothers
Benjamin V
Austin Abbott
Congregational Church
Farmington, Nielm
Terre Haute
Ind
The
Christian Union
Outlook
Henry Ward Beecher
Beecher
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
America
Scc
American Red Cross Society
Iim
God
Dr. Abbott
Roxbury
Biase
Abby Frances Hamlin
Babloma
Bonar Law Forms Conservative Government Premiership
Bonar Law takes up leadership of a Conservative government as premier amid calls for coalition support and temperance faction discussions. Officials note Scottish temperance voters could influence about 600,000 ballots, depending on party stance in the looming election.
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Bonar Law
Gov't
Liord George
United Kingdom Alliance
Alands
Tts Antilicense Vale
Submarine R-4 Fire Extinguished at San Pedro Base
A fire broke out on the submarine R-4 at the San Pedro base today. The vessel was elevated for inspection when discovered, but flames were contained without injuries. Property loss was estimated at 276,990 dollars after examination.
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Soa Ancejes
Cal
San Pedro
Nifdeerht
English Lord to Wed Washington Woman
London announces the engagement of Sir George Rhodes of England to Mia K Morgan Hil Washington D C. The couple plan marriage with formal details to follow in Washington.
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Washington
London
Sir George Rhodes
England
Mia
K. Morgan
Washington, D. C
Iowa Finds Oil Pockets Not Commercially Viable
Des Moines reports the Iowa Geological Survey released a pamphlet stating isolated oil pockets exist within Iowa but none offer commercial value. Led by Jesse W. Jowell, the survey also notes gypsum deposits in Iowa are valuable and the findings will appear in the annual report and a printed pamphlet.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Geological Survey
Lowa
Jesse W. Jowell
University of Iowa
Oklahoma
Geological Survey
James Lees
Towa
Police Chief Testsifies to Efficiency in Des Moines
Des Moines October 3 Chief John B Hammond presented rebuttal evidence to the city council over charges of inefficiency by Austin P Haines editor of the Des Moines News The paper had been pressuring to expose vice in Des Moines Hammond introduced affidavits from former state officials policemen deputy sheriffs and Ida 5 Wee Smith president of the W C F US praising his strict law enforcement record
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Des Moines
John B. Hammond
Paved Roadway Now Runs Clear Across Hancock County
Garner Iowa Oct 23 Work has been completed on the stretch of paving in Hancock county that runs across the county without a break or detour. Roads between Brilt and Hutchins and from Garnet past to the Cerro Gordo line were paved last year and the remaining stretches finished. A total of 14.51 miles have been paved this season. The contract was set May 2 and pouring of concrete began May 29.
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Garner
Hancock County
County Board of Supervisors
Brilt
Hutchins
Garnet
Cerro Gordo
Fraternal Congress Opens in Des Moines for 23rd Year
Des Moines Oct 23 The twenty third annual Iowa Fraternal congress convenes here tomorrow with Gov Kendall delivering the welcome address. Carl F Kuehnls of Denison Ia presents a response before routine business. The convention runs two days with about 150 members expected.
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Des Moines
Iowa Fraternal Congress
Kendall
Carl F. Kuehnls
Denison
Congress
Man 68 Killed When Auto Skids in Chariton
Chariton Ia Oct 23 Patrick H O'Brien 68 year old father of James E O'Brien assistant county attorney Polk county was killed yesterday when the automobile in which he rode skidded and he was thrown from the car striking an iron fire hydrant. The man was a resident at Nes Maines.
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Chariton
Patrick H. O'Brien
James E. O'Brian
Polk Country
Nes Maines
Train collision injures two in Omaha suburb crossing
In Sioux City a 36 year old Hollia Owens and 30 year old Preston Daniels raced a train to a crossing in the suburbs. They reached the crossing as the Omaha train arrived. Owens is dead in a local morgue and Daniels is hospitalized in critical condition.
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Sioux City
Hollia Owens
Preston Daniels
Omaha
R Rn
Lundy
Owens Bods
Daniely
Night Auto Crash Kills George Livingston in Des Moines
George Livingston, 22, of Des Moines, died when his car skidded on Merle Hay road and struck a telephone pole. A companion was injured in the night collision near the hyperton area. Livingston was a municipal court employee. the crash occurred Oct 23. Further details state the vehicle left the road in a nighttime ride and the exact cause remains under investigation.
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Det Monnee
George Livingston
James KL. Livingston
Ted Early
Merle Hay Road
Farmhand killed in Muscatine railroad yards
Walter Saubure, 44, a kindly farmhand, was found dead in the Muscatine railroad yards. Authorities believe a switch engine from the Muscatine Burlington and Southern railroad caused the fatality. The accident occurred last night and an inquest is set for today.
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Muscatine. Io
Walter Saubure
Uindly Farmhead
Eastern Star Opens State Convention in Des Moines
The State Convention of the Order of the Eastern Star opened this morning in Des Moines with delegates from all parts of the state in attendance. Keokuk bonds burned at a public bonfire. $13,060 fire cost raises the Keokuk school debt from $95,000 to $62,000 as bonds are redeemed from the sinking fund.
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Iss
Moines
the Order of the Eastern Star
Keokuk Browns
Keokuk
Keokuk High
Skunk Shot With Rifle Wounds Lad Likely to Die
Adelbert Skuk aged 14, son of farmer A Fricke, attempted to kill a wounded skunk with the butt end of a .22 rifle. The weapon discharged, the slug pierced his stomach and ruptured the small intestine, likely causing his death. The incident occurred in Marshalltown, Iowa, on Friday afternoon.
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Marshalltown
Adelbert Skuk
A. Fricke
State Center
Peatarslay
Great Western and Rock Island Tax Appeal Heard
Federal court opened today on an appeal by Chicago Rock Island and Pacific and Chicago Great Western railways against state tax levies. The roads seek no fixed reduction but contest executive taxation, challenging valuations set last July by the state executive council for per mile assessments.
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Dus Moles
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chi Cago
Great Western Railways
Rock Island
Great Western
Federal
Executive Council
State Executive Council
Dope Peddler Held at Des Moines Says He's from Waterloo
Des Moines police raided Louis Brown of Waterloo Ta. seizing 3300 in drugs and a quantity of dope needles from Brown and his alleged den. A small morphine amount was found on Brown. He was held by Waterloo police days earlier for investigation and released. It is unclear if he resides in Des Moines permanently.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Louis
Brown
One Woman Killed in Auto Accident near Muscatine
Mrs Abel Jackson Joy Til, of this city, was killed when a wheel came off her car near Muscatine last Saturday. Mrs Henrietta Groters, also of this city, is believed fatally hurt after her car went over a steep embankment while trying to avoid a runaway truck or other vehicle.
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Muscatine
Abel Jackson
Joy
Til
Henrietta Groters
Jackson
Groters
Thieves Loot Bank Safe Deposit Boxes in Maurice Heist
Thieves looted the Sioux County Savings bank safety deposit boxes last night, believed to have taken about $1,000 in cash, bonds, and savings stamps. They cut all telephone and telegraph wires, rifled two hundred boxes, failed to enter the bank safe, and escaped in an automobile.
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Maurice, Ta
Sioux County
Librarians Gather for Iowa Library Association Meeting
More than 200 librarians from cities across Iowa convene in Cedar Rapids for the thirty-second annual Iowa Library Association convention. Sessions extend three days with welcome remarks by Luther A. Mrewer, former Republican editor and local library board president, and a round of planned entertainment for visitors.
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Cedar Wapida
Iowa
Iowa Library Association
Luther A. Mrewer
Republican
Des Moines and Nearby Briefs Highlight Local Crime and Education
In Des Moines a wounding at a drug store left Dr. B. Lawrence with a severe scalp wound after thwarting a late-night robbery. Sheriff Winfred Roob faces community distrust amid church tensions. Audubon reports a woman grief over a drowning baby linked to a suspect, while Des Moines identifies a man found dead on a sidewalk as Henry G. Moore. Amherst College physicist Arthur L. Kimball, a faculty member since 1901, died at his home aged 68.
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Dee Moines
Chiteches Trust
Winfred Roob
Audubon
D. Weaver
Bane
Clarinda Hospital
Des Moines
Henry G. Moore Kallspell
Mont
Ellis Club
Amherst
Anherst
Mass
Arthur L. Kimball
Amherst College
Boston Report Lists Hospitals Approved for Owa Show
The American College of Surgeons fourth annual survey shows marked progress in hospital service to the public with many Iowa and Nebraska facilities receiving approval. Notable hospitals include Mercy in Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Sioux City St Joseph’s in multiple cities and University Hospital Iowa City. the report credits scientific care efforts and visits by medical evaluators.
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Boston
Mass
Surgeona
Goboda
United States
Canada
Minley Houpital
Dubuque
Towns
Des
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Dungue
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodgeri
Mason City
St. Joseph's Mare Hospital
Sloux City
St. Joseph’s Maerey Hospital
Waverly
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sioux City
Samaritan Hospital
Sioux City University Hospital
Iowa City
Franklin H. Martin
American College of Surgeons
Lord Trying to Cut Down Gov't Expenses Thru Budget Bureau
Washington reports the federal budget bureau aims to reduce next year’s expenditures to three billion dollars, about 760 million below the current year. With interest receipts near 260.6 million, this could permit substantial tax cuts in the coming year as Gen H M Lord enforces tighter requests from federal bureaus. The budget for the year starting July 1, 1923, will go to Congress when it reconvenes in December.
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Lord
Washington, D. C
Federal Budget Bureau
Congress
H. M. Lord
Dawes
Greek Peanut Seller Shoots 3 Kills One in St. Louis
St. Louis report of a Greek peanut vendor spree ending with three shot, one dead. George Octipas opened fire on the Greek colony. Daniel Liveris, Monte Carlo pool room proprietor, died. Two others seriously wounded. Octipos held on murder charges.
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St. Louis
George
Mrs McNally to Seek Divorce from Elderly Husband
Mrs Hazel McNally, acquitted last Friday of murdering her “doll children” in Hammond Indiana, will file for divorce from her elderly husband Frank McNally as soon as her residence is legally established. Attorney Samuel P. Schwartz announced from South Bend.
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South Bend
Ind
Hazel McNally
Nammond
Frank McNally
Samuel P. Schwartz
Smiles and Kinks Off Today's Wires
In New Durban New Jersey Anna Fettron 14 dressed in boys clothing was arrested yesterday in a raid and told police she played every Sunday to cover expenses. In Valparaiso Indiana Deborah Gay 72 filed for divorce after celebrating her golden wedding anniversary alleging cruel and inhumane treatment. In Denver a local American Legion event has ordered an act featuring a playful animal spectacle for a jamboree titled Slippery Calich.
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New Durban
N. J
Anna Fettron
Valparaiso
Ind
Deborah Gay
Mit
Denver
Weiners
American Legion
State Called Into Probe Of Hall Mills Murder
At Justice Parker’s request the attorney general's department assumes charge of the Hall Mills murder investigation in Trenton New Jersey. Wilbur A. Mott of Essex County is named deputy attorney general in charge. The move follows a joint request from Middlesex and Somerset prosecutors.
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Associated Crows
Trenton
N. J
Justice Parker
Supreme Court
Attorney General’s Department
Hall-Mills
McCran
Wilbur A. Mott
Kewex County
Mott
Parke
Stricker
Beekman
Middlesex
Somerset
Attorney General
Somerset County
Essex
Confess Perjury to Acquit Union Leader on Trial for Murder
Two men, Martin Byrne and John P. Merton, confessed to perjury conspiracy that led to the acquittal of labor leader Thomas Walsh in the Adolph George murder case. They claimed a $10,000 bribe was offered and admitted they knew Walsh was not the killer. Indictments of others tied to Walsh's defense were anticipated.
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Chicago
Thomas Walsh
Adolph George
Galvon
Martin Bryne
John P. Merton
George
Walsh
Byrne
Morten
Homebrew Explosion Sparks Rock Island Police Panic
In Rock Island on October 23 police and officers were startled when a bale gallon of confiscated home brew in a city prison cell exploded near midnight. The blast sent glass and brew scattering and caused a near panic among officers and night lodgers, though no injuries were reported.
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Rock Island
Brew
Glass
Charge Big Brokers in Stolen Bond Plot
Minneapolis, Minn Oct 23 Prominent New York and Chicago brokers are to be arrested after postal inspectors review the disposition of bonds stolen in two large mail robberies. F A Reidy of New York announced here as he left to direct new developments. Other developments include the arrest of two more of the 26 indicted by the grand jury for alleged complicity in the plot to dispose of the stolen securities.
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Minneapolis
Minn
New York
Chicago
F. A Reidy
Securitias
Preventing Damages Discussed by railroad chiefs
A meeting of superintendents, train masters, agents and master mechanics from Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin addressed methods to reduce damages. W. S. Williams praised crews for cutting freight damages and increasing net tonnage 63 percent while claims against western Central lines were among the lowest nationwide. C. G. Richmond cited over 60 thousand dollars saved in early 1922 on prevention efforts. The session closed with renewed aims for quick unloading and reloading and higher safety standards.
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Minnesota
Low
Wisconsin
Central Railroad
Hussein Lamson
Witkkans Presider
Willams
Western Lines
Mr. Williams
Waterlon
Dubuque
Hilmastery
C. G. Richmond
California Jury Frees Slayer of Unfaithful Wife
Iresno California October 28 A coroner jury found justifiable homicide in the death of Minera Harlan nineteen whose husband George A Harlow twenty an electrician admitted clubbing her with a shotgun when he discovered she with a youth The woman and her visitor fled and Harlow pursued firing a shot that went wide then beating her skull with blows He returned home and waited with neighbors until the sheriff arrived The youth was later taken into custody at his parents home in Northfork
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Associated Press
Iresno
Cal
Min
Era Harlan
George A. Harlow
Harlow
Tariff Not Raising Prices Calmed by Fordney
Chicago October 23 Congressman Joseph W Fordney spoke at a Illinois Manufacturers association luncheon denying merchants claims that the new tariff raises prices. He called such statements dishonest and untruthful, insisting the tariff is based on a sound protection policy and will bring broad prosperity.
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Chicago
Joseph AV. Fordney
Fordney
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Klingaman Seeks Unity for Community Chest Drive
At a Rotary Kiwanis joint meeting in Hotel Russell Lamgon Prof O B Klingaman from State University of Iaws ext department urged business like methods to aid the poor. He warned against duplicating aid and praised a single annual community chest funded drive to cover agency needs. He cited Des Moines success and noted Illinois Central officials attending to discuss car shortages.
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Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Hotel Russell Lamgon
O. B. Klingaman
State University of Jaws
Des Moines
Illinois Central
Youth Jewel Bandit Slims Cuffs On Fourth Escape
Richard A. Palmer, a youthful jewel thief, escaped custody for the fourth time while being transported from New York toward Lamar Rawlings and Green River Wy. He eluded a guard, forced his handcuffs, shed leg irons, and leaped from a train at Rawlings Wyoming. Authorities at Lamar Rawlings and Green River are enlisting aid in the search under Warden James Johnson at San Quentin.
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San Quentin
Lamar
Rawlings
Green River
Wyo
James Johnson
San Quentin Penitentiary
Richardy A. Palmer
New York
Tle
Jeg Irons
Rawings
Soo Ste. Marie Road Takes Strikers Back
Minneapolis, Oct. 22. Shopmen of the Minneapolis St. Paul Sault Ste Marie railway ended a strike by accepting the railroad board approved reduction in pay while retaining seniority rights. They voted to return to work tomorrow as officials announced a separate settlement but withheld terms.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Aining
United States
Iabor Board
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Dragnet Farm Fight Heats Neighbor in Ten Year Feud
Timothy Doyle a farmer was held for jail in Havana on a charge of shooting neighbor Frank Hubbard fatally and wounding Hubbard's father and uncle in a feud traced back more than ten years. The incident follows a long running family dispute with local authorities reporting the case. Also noted Shell Rock woman dies after long illness at Mercy hospital in Waverly with operation and burial planned for Colchester Illinois. Surviving husband two sisters and a brother.
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Havana
Fil
Timothy Doyle
Frank Hubbard
Y Hubbard
Shell Rock
Shell Hock
Krieg
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Colchester
Telegraph Briefs New York Fire Kills Fourteen Children
From telegraph reports a tenement fire in New York killed fourteen people many of them children and was believed started by a pyromaniac in Moscow the American cruiser Sacramento reached Vladivostok and towns reported deaths and injuries in a railway collision near Windlay Michigan a Bucharest report said thirty killed and fifty five injured Admiral Sir Algernon de Horsey died in London Theodore Heissing a University of Michigan student was shot by a village night watchman in Carey Michigan after arrests of students celebrating a football victory former Emperor Wilhelm lost an action case over a Bramalck drama in Berlin Gallimore Newton Kansas a 6 year old conducted church services in St Paul Indiana a couple killed in a train collision near Decatur and Diamond Ind Navy designated October 27 Theodore Roosevelt's birthday as Navy Day Des Moines Iowa chosen as 1923 convention city for English Yeutharan churches synod
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Kondon
Bucharest
London
Algernondt Horsey
Windlay
Theodore Heissing
Rapids
Mich
University of Michigan
Andrew Greer
Carey
Reissing
Michigan
Ohio State
Berlin
Wilhelm
Mt. Paul
Ming
Des Moines
Aus. Uostana Synod
J F Moss Hurt In Motorcycle Car Collision
J F Moss at 226 Edwards street received two dangerous wounds in the hand and other injuries when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by J B Barker at the intersection of Mullan Avenue and Commercial Street in Cedar Rapids Iowa at 12:30 pm today. Moss was thrown to the pavement and cut above the left ear. Barker was approaching from the bridge when Moss suddenly rode from Olling station near the crossing. The motorcycle wrecked and the car damaged. Moss was taken home. a physician said the injuries are not fatal as the skull is not fractured.
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J. W. Moss
Edwards Street
J. B. Barker
Cedar Rapids
Mullan Avennue
Commercial Street
Moss
Barker
Olling
Motorists Escape Injury Sunday on Rainbow Drive Mishaps
Two accidents on Rainbow drive outside Waterloo led to miraculous escapes. A man and a woman in a light car drove over a 10 foot embankment but suffered no injuries and left before witnesses could identify them. A second driver veered off to avoid a collision and also escaped unharmed.
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2 Light Corpe
Waterloo
Tries to Beat Train Injures Watchman in Muncie
Aaron Clark watchman in Muncie Indiana was struck early today by a car driven by Tipton Shields who allegedly tried to beat a passenger train at a crossing Shields was arrested on a technical charge as the watchman’s injuries determine his fate
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Muncie
Ind
Aaron Clark
Tipton Shields
Shields
Fire Alarms Trigger County Road Plans and Bid Call
Sparks on a resort roof blamed on F A Bradford and county board action may authorize a bid call for grading and drainage work. The project covers 27 miles from Red Ball routs through Black Hawk to Cedar Falls, with planned route changes to remove railroad crossings. Paving plans include Grant highway and Waterloo Hudson road, with seven of 17 miles paved so far on the Grant highway. The county’s financial status will determine when Red Ball is paved. Changes south of Washburn reduce culverts and add a bridge over Milfer's creek.
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Hence
F. A. Bradford
County Board of
Oneida Streat
Black Hawk
Swswep
le Porte City
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Bremer County
Rock Island Road
Washburn
Leland Farm
John Gordes
H. C. Wilbur
Grant Highway
Red Ball
Waterloo-Hudson
Milfer’s Creek
Ox Township
Greek Revolution Acclaimed at Athens Mass Meeting
Athens reports a mass meeting hailed the Greek Revolution with citizens and revolutionary committee members urging unity and criticizing officials. Col Plastiras denounced crimes by officials, while a Greek relief delegation thanked the United States. famine and pestilence threaten Greek Armenian refugees at Thracian ports with dire shortages of food medicine and shelter.
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Associated Press
Athens
Place de la Constitution
Revolutionary Committee
Col. Plastiras
Axia Minor
Legation
America
Greece
George Jefferson Caffery
United States
Entente
Ciernzuonn
New Wire
Thracian
Divine Sarah Bernhardt Sees 77th Birthday With Hope of 100
Paris Oct 24 Mme Sarah Bernhardt known as the Divine Sarah observed her seventy seventh birthday in good health and voiced optimism she may live to reach one hundred She thanked well wishers and sent a message through the International News Service asking American friends to visit each year for the next twenty years to wish her well Despite losing a leg in a past accident she remains active in her dramatic art and in strong health
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Paris
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Sarah
Mme. Bernhardt
Grand Jury Probes Rosenbluth in Blackmail Charge
New York October 23 Investigations by a federal grand jury into statements by former Captain Robert Rosenbluth linked to his murder indictment near Tacoma were to begin. Rosenbluth remained free on a 40000 dollar bond as hearings neared. The probe also examined allegations that Justice Department associates suggested contributions to stop the indictment rather than go to trial.
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New York
Federal
Grand Jury
Robert Rosenbluth
Tacoma
Army
Liberty
Jonah J. Goldstein
Rosenbluth
Department of Justice
City in Brief items on architects and construction
Clinton P Shockley flies to Chicago for the American Institute of Architects convention. Arthur Gonnolly and son Fran cis head to Gentph Ontario for about ten days. Mr and Mrs A B Cleveland depart for Chicago to attend the Iowa chapter meeting of the American Institute of Architects of which he is president. John A Bown starts building two houses at 1119 and 1207 Bertch Avenue, cost 3500 each, under contractor Bike Bertch. Krets Cafe advertises a special 9 a day lawyer promo from 9 to 6.
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Clinton P. Shockley
Chicago
A. B. Cleveland
Iowa
The
American Institute of Architects
Cleveland
John A. Bown
Bertch Avenue
Suervision
Bike Birtch
Contracor
Krets Cafe
To & O
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College of Surgeons
Mrs. McNally
Singer
California
Yordney
Klingaman
Soo Ste. Marie Road
Moscow
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Vladivostek
J. F. Moss
Train
Watchman
Piny Safe
Bronson
Comrador
Divine
Buchanan, ¥. M. CO
A. Bide
Arthur Gonnolly
Francis
Fifth Street
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Ontario
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