Hal Chase Arrested in Baseball Scandal Probe
Hal Chase, a former major league player, was arrested in San Jose on a Chicago issued warrant tied to recent baseball scandal inquiries. Local officers took him into custody late today as the investigation unfolds.
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Hal Chase
San Jose
Cal
Chicago
Golden Medical Discovery Tonic Promoted in Batavia Ad
Mrs. Frank Smith of 4 Law Street testifies the Golden Medical Discovery purifies blood and builds health as a tonic. The ad claims the Remedy strengthens general health for the family and is available in liquid or tablet form at drug stores.
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Batavia
N. Y
Frank Smith
Law Street
Paymaster Claims He Hid Money and Publicity
Miss Marguerite Lynes, star of Apple Blossoms, visited Assistant Paymaster Joseph J. Lynam of the U S Chester in jail to deny rumors of a romance arising from their meetings in Boston and aboard the ship. She explained she earns more than he does and said their connection began with a proper introduction during the show’s Boston engagement.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Marguerite Lynes
Joseph J. Lynam
U. §. S. Chester
East
Appleblossoms’’ Company
Boston
Navy
Cambridge man faces lar ceny charge from accounts
A Cambridge resident is charged with lar ceny from his accounts. The court docket lists the defendant facing a single count with details tied to alleged unauthorized withdrawals and misappropriation of funds. Further proceedings scheduled.
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Cambridge
Inmate Describes Hidden Money and Bail Hope
Mrs. Roth connected me with Lynam and at the navy yard I was chaperoned by her. Lynam, in a grim jail, has lost weight and refuses food. Joe insists on his innocence and claims $13,954 was hidden in a government envelope under his berth before it went missing. He hopes friends will aid bail.
Opposition to Edwards Ebbs by Norton in Senate
Senator Walsh blocks a broad minority run against General Clarence R Edwards, former commander of the 26th Division, for major general. Senate action expected in executive session with Lodge backing a solid majority and Walsh warning of limited open-session opposition.
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Washington
David I. Walsh
Senate
Clarence R. Edwards
Edwards
Lodge
Walsh
Weeks
Unbeaten Leonardo N Sets Turf Record at Mount Sterling Purse
Lexington Kentucky April 25 Leonardo N the unbeaten three year old star of the Xalpa stable set a new American turf record by running a mile and a sixteenth in 1 minute 12 4-5 seconds in the Mount Sterling Purse, the fifth race of the day.
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Lexington
United News
Leonardo N
Xalpa
Vermont University routs Lehigh 8 to 0 in college clash
Burlington game reports Vermont University defeating Lehigh with an 8 to 0 score. The shutout reflected strong defense and efficient offense by the host squad on home turf.
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Burlington, Vt
Vermont University
Lehigh
Murder of Dr Dean Opens Slander Trial in Keene
In Keene New Hampshire on April 25 the trial of Judge Charles L Rich against East Jaffrey Selectman Edward C Boynton opened before Judge John E Allen. The proceedings hint at airing the unresolved murder of Dr William K Dean at East Jaffrey during the course of the $10 000 slander suit.
Rich Sues Boynton Over Public Slurs Linked to Dean Murder
Justice Rich of East Jaffrey Municipal Court and Monadnock National Bank cashier accuses Boynton of public slander tying him to Dr. Dean’s murder. A jury was taken to the Dean farm and other town locations for more than five hours with foreman Herbert D. Gee leading twelve jurors.
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New Hampshire
East Jaffrey
Dean Farm
Herbert D. Gee
Winchester
George R. Cuthbert
Gilsum
Clarence E. Howe
Hinsdale
Charles M. Ball
Sullivan
Louis R. Lincoln
Walpole
William A. Parker
Troy
Frank P. Gibson
Nelson
Edward B. Ball
Chesterfield
George Malcolm
Surry
Henry G. Dodge
Marlow
Walter B. Bosworth
Marlboro
John Owen
North Walpole
Ship unions refuse to sign new contract
More than 175000 mariners nationwide face the threat of a May 1 strike after unions rejected an owners proposed contract with wage cuts averaging 2 to 36 percent. Engineers President William R Brown and Seamen's Union head Andrew Furuseth warned of work stoppages if cuts go ahead. Admiral Benson scheduled a Washington meeting next Wednesday to seek a resolution affecting overseas and coastal ships.
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New York
William R. Brown
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen’s Union
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Admiral Benson
United States Shipping Board
Washington
Verdict in suit of daughter against her father totals $5475
In Lawrence on April 2 Judge Louis S. Cox presided as a jury awarded Renee Bonnat against her father Dr I A Hajiar dentist a sum of 5475 on an offset claim the father was found to owe about 1302 to his daughter the case involved a Syrian community.
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Lawrence
Louis S. Cox
Renee Bonnat
I. A. Hajiar
Setoff
Advertisement for Dr True's Elixir in mothers column
Common signs of worms are listed with symptoms like constipation fever and pale face. A Flint Michigan mother says her child was cured after using Dr True's Elixir. The ad urges parents to start giving the remedy and to buy the large size at dealers.
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H. N. Roberts
Asylum Street
Flint, Mich
J. F. True
Dr. True
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