Ruth Cruger Slayer Caught in Bologna Arrest
Alfredo Cocchi, wanted in New York for the Ruth Cruger murder, was arrested in Bologna by Italian authorities. Mayor Mitchell ordered an investigation into police work on the case, while District Attorney Swann issued a general alarm for Edward Fish, a detective linked to Cocchi, amid new evidence about burial in Cocchi’s cellar. The mayor and Commissioner Woods pressed for accountability and police reforms.
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New York
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Bologna
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Ruth Croger
West 85Th Street
al Cohen
Blooming, I
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Wallstein
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Faurot
Henry D. Cruger
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Robbers Take $30,000 From Express Car Safe
Chicago report says gold and silver coins valued near $30,000 were stolen from an Adams Express car safe on a Chicago Burlington and Quincy train Tuesday night. Messengers Jack Andrews of Burlington Iowa and Ward Smiley of Monmouth Illinois were bound by two masked robbers who later escaped. The coins were destined for Omaha banks.
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G. M. Curtis
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Adams Express Company
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Burlington
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Monmouth
Andrews
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Smiley
Omaha
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Parker Acquitted in Draft Circular Case at Barnard
A federal jury acquitted Eleanor Wilken Parker, a Barnard College senior, of conspiring to influence young men not to register under the draft law. The court found Parker did not know the final contents of a circular allegedly circulated. the judge ruled actions before the draft law went into effect did not amount to a crime.
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Owen Cattell
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Onter
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Gold Stream From Canada Near Record Amount
Canadian gold imports flow into New York, totaling about 4.5 million dollars received yesterday. Trade firms J. Metese & Cefone report the movement as part of early year imports. Market observers note substantial metal liquidity from Toronto and Montreal backing this surge.
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Barre program stirs crowds with Moody appeal for Red Cross
Chaplain Moody lauds war effort, urges mobilization for Red Cross as Barre crowd tallies donations and plans recruit drive. He contrasts past Civil War enlistment with present need, praising local talent show and naming substantial subscriptions reaching over two thousand dollars by 11 p.m. The evening’s entertainment, The Girl From Broadway, features a large cast, music, dance, and a polished hotel‑set farce.
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Red Cross
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Ieee
C Company
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Walter Tobin
Jack Spaulding
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Robert L. Johnson
Timothy Stanton
Patrick Hale
Buttons
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Rose Lambert
Betty Denning
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Rose Laighton
Leone Lamb
Patricia Starbright
Elizabeth Stevens
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James Bennett
Mae Dale
Bertha Dale
Alfaretta Ducharme
Heatrice Ennis
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Mildred Fitzgerald
Katherine Pigrerald
Dorothy Brown
Theresa Carroll
Loretta Carroll
Frederica Lander
Irene Lander
Ruth Chalmers
Genevieve Sullivan
Jessie Pithhie
Rosamond Mackie
Florence Canton
Ruth Flynn
Ned Glysson
Guy Smith
John Shepard
Earl Lane
Wendell Ahern
Ronald Morgan
George Davidson
Roger Erickson
Missing Girls Spark Police Inquiry In New York
New York reports say upwards of 800 girls aged 10 to 20 have vanished since January 1. Police Commissioner Arthur Woods orders the most thorough probe since the Rosenthal case, following a murder tied to Alfredo Cocchi and a motorcycle shop. Investigators question officers over possible ties to Cocchi as searches extend to his properties.
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Kagan
Rosenthal
Rutham High School
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Coodit
Cocchi
Mina Cruger
Woods
Hin
Italy
Goddard Grants 48th Class a Day of Graduation Festivities
Goddard held the 48th class exercises on a sunlit lawn with maple shade and evergreen backdrop. Eldridge Wale lin introduced the program. Everett Wallis spoke on the New Vermont and forestry, education, and governance progress. Class history by Percy Smith traced four years of study. various students delivered allegorical addresses and poems. gifts were exchanged. awards for oratory and music were announced. the seniors sang the class song and many spoke on duty, tradition, and national issues.
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Claas
William D. Mc Lntosh
Mclntosh
Everett 8. Walelin
Wallafield
Vermont
Wallis
Forestry Department
Percy, T. Smith
Willamstown
Esther
Carroll UF. Strong
East Montpelier
Strong
Nie
Strang
Goddard
Robert T. Dele
Ennield
Godard
Haskett
James McNeb
Helen Kingsland
Clase
Cluse
Vyce
Germany Worried France as Cambon Claims
Paris June 27 Germany is worried about America entering the war and seeks as separate peace with allies, according to former Foreign Minister Cambon. He cites Petrograd Paris Stockholm readings to justify fears, and argues Alsace Lorraine must return to France under Wilson’s moral leadership.
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Constantine
Riot in New Dublin as crowd stones police
A crowd of about 50 men and women marched through Dublin yesterday bearing banners from last year's revolt. They attacked soldiers’ residences, snatched windows, and stoned officers trying to disperse them. Eight men and five women were arrested.
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Dublin
Coal at 1 35 a ton in trial over price fixing
June 22 New York federal court hearings in a conspiracy case against Virginia and West End individuals for restraining trade in coal. Witnesses describe bunker fraud and payments, while defendants challenge the government's claims.
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Virginia
West End
Nigel
Grabb
Signar Wions
Adama
Croner-Vocadostas Company
Boston
Prize Speaking Excellent At Goddard Seminary
The annual prize speaking event at Goddard Seminary drew many attendees and featured eight refined speeches by graduates and peers. Awards went to several speakers with Dr Rollin Bisher and Dr Freck M Lynde among the honored judges tallying scores.
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Amine
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Alumni Trustees Nomination At Goddard Alumni Meeting
The Goddard Alumni association held a meeting at the seminary parlor to count votes for alumni trustees. Mrs Don Richardee Brown of Schenectady and Mrs Grace Martin Shipman of Brattleboro were chosen as trustees. Officers and committees were appointed for the coming year with Weston A Cate as president and Lyman W Whitcomb as vice president.
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Weston A. Cate
Don Richardee Brown
Schenectady
N.Y
Grace Martin Shipman
Brattleboro
Ethel Bemis
Julia A. Holland
Ligin A. Robinson
John Dole
FR. Gove
Alice Sturtevant Wille
Charles 71
Ford
Weston A Cate
Lyman W Whitcomb
Leslie D. Gale
Julia W. Dole
Clayton Spencer
Blanche J. Tilden
Julie Ahefland
Stanley
Wilenn
Florence Sturtevant
Fragmented historic quote on rhetoric and public appeal
A garbled OCR fragment attributes a misquoted cadence to a speaker asking for audience support. The lines resemble a Byron or Shakespearean style rewording, with phrases about friends and countrymen and implied appeals for help or resources, but the text is incoherent and lacks clear attribution or context.
Novel Banana Dishes From Ready Ingredients
Household columns offer practical tips from bag making to wool cloth care and quick kitchen ideas. Banana recipes include baked stuffed bananas with fruit mixture, a banana sauce, and a simple breakfast dish using mashed bananas with milk.
Painful Female Troubles Find Relief With Lydia E Pinkham
Ogdensburg Wisconsin woman Mrs Etta Dorion reports sharp stabbing pains from female trouble that kept her bedridden until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound provided relief after six bottles. Doctors could not help. she urges others with similar symptoms to try the remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Wis
Lydia
Pinkham
Etta Dorion
Lydia E. Pinkham
Banana Cream and Fried Banana Recipe Guide
A compact home cooking note describes making a banana cream by dissolving cornstarch in milk with banana pulp and sugar, then heating until thick. It suggests serving baked bananas as a safer alternative and offers a fried banana variation dipped in cracker crumbs and fried in butter, finished with powdered sugar.
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