Markets Bulletin Glosses Jewelry to Real Estate Extend
Seeks broken bracelets and silver for immediate hammering by James Bros. on Second Street. Real estate listings show Beach lot 50 dollars, suburban 1750, Glendale 2250, Wilshire 10000, Glendale lots 2500, box 252 Hollywood. Also Chicago and Kansas City livestock quotes for Dec 31 with hogs, cattle, and sheep prices and ranges.
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James Bros
Second Street
Square Deal
Angeles Teta Winslow
Glendale
Wilshire
Arizona Blades
Hollywood
Two Wives Die Of Poisoning Case In Indiana
Chemical analysis of Mrs Maggie Sthodes Kolb's exhumed body shows death by poison. She was George Kolb's second wife, who died April 2 1928 after heart disease was listed. Kolb, in hospital recovering from self administered poison, faces murder charges over the deaths of his second and third wives Edna Dagler Kolb and Maggie Kolb.
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Rushville
Ind
Maggie Sthodes Kolb
Indianapolis
George Kolb
Here
Edna Dagler Kolb
Kolb
Albert C. Stevens
Bush County
Hogs Cattle Calves Sheep Prices in Los Angeles Market
Livestock quotations for Los Angeles show no hog receipts and steady top at 11.35. Cattle receipts 300 slow but near steady with Utah steers 11.50 to 11.60, heifers 9.75 to 10.50, Arizona cows 8.25, truck-ins 6.50 to 8.00, bulls 7.00 to 8.00. Calves up 25c with good 254 lb vealers at 14.75. sheep bids: lambs 10.50 to 12.25, ewes 5.00 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Utah
Arizona
Doctor sues Chicago Stadium for damages over false arrest
Dr. B Thomas Brand, former physician at the Chicago Stadium, filed a lawsuit seeking 100600 dollars in damages alleging false arrest and damage to his reputation. The action was reported from Chicago on December 31.
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Chicago
B Thomas Brand
Chicago Stadium
Stutz Motor Car Co Files Bankruptcy Suit in Indianapolis
A bankruptcy petition was filed today in federal court in Indianapolis against the Stutz Motor Car Company by three local creditors. The filing marks the latest financial trouble for the Indianapolis firm amid mounting pressures.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Stutz Motor Car Company
Americai
Coast Guard Probes Naragansett Bay Shooting Incident
In Naragansett Bay early Sunday a coast guard boat clashed with smugglers of the Black Duck. three smugglers were killed and a fourth wounded. A secret Coast Guard inquiry in New London questioned crew members. findings will not be public. U S Attorney Ross said Charles Travers the wounded man faces revenue or prohibition charges. Senator Walsh urged an independent investigation by officers unaffiliated with the Coast Guard.
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Providence
R. I
Coast Guard
Naragansett Bay
Regun
New London
Massachusetts
Melon
Once Famous Actress Lydia Yeamans Titus Dies in Hollywood
Hollywood mourns Lydia Yeamans Titus 75 a famed screen and stage star of thirty years past. The obituary recalls her peak when Sally In Our Alley topped popularity and England she sang before King Edward VII who gifted a gold pin with the song’s first notes in diamonds.
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Los Angeles
Lydia Yeamans Titus
Hollywood
Sally
Lydia Yeamans
England
America
Edward VII
Three Day Week Suggested By Science Body
In Des Moines a three day week for machine workers is proposed using artificial light to provide sunlike conditions. Dr W T Bovie of Harvard Medical School explains the idea to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, noting workers might prefer night shifts with healthful lighting and 24 hour operation could reduce idle capital and create a shorter work week.
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Des Moines
American Association For the Advancement of Science
W. T. Bovie
Harvard Medical School
Morgan elected AAAS president at annual meeting
Thomas Hunt Morgan, renowned zoologist and professor at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, was elected president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science during the organization’s business meeting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas Hunt Morgan
American Association For the Advancement of Science
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
Cal
Mrs Hoover Recovered From Recent Illness at White House
Mrs Herbert Hoover, wife of the president, has practically recovered from a two day cold at the White House. Dr Joel Boone said the ailment was slight and care was taken to avoid aggravation. She helped entertain guests at the White House last night despite her illness.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
White House
Joel Boone
Cystex 8 Hour Test Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old fashioned drug store ad touts Cystex to relieve bladder weakness and backache with a 48 hour trial. It promises money back if not improved and urges purchase at Central Drug Co for 60 cents.
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Northern Arizona Furniture Co
West Aspinwall
West
W. Cherry
Williamson
God Bath
Ethel Spickard
Central Drug
Lottie Graham
Mrs. Frinks Beauty Parlor
Winslow
Elks Hotel
Jack Cole
Coles Studio
Phoenix
Kansas City
Winslow Music House
Ocitt
W. Mulberry
By Williams
OR Williams
Keorn
Tillie
ONG SK Ieti
Westover A
Ca Ee
Miss Klinker
William Munson
Aech
xOuc
Sam Sthats
Adea
Sigkté
Mirwdorf
Platapitl
Guiet
Popito
Cowat
Mel
Holly New Near
Rowdy
Toot
RAEG
U.S. Pat
Toor
Gowatl
Dawages
STUTZ
Science
Winslow Daily Mail
Central Drug CO
Ranger
Radio Corp. of America
Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co
American Bell Telephone and Télegraph
Western Electric Co
General Electric Co
Mead Cycle Co
RADIO
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