Dynamiter Horn to Go Back to Germany
Werner Horn, the World War II era dynamiter linked to the 1915 St Croix River bridge bombing, is to be released to return to Germany via Antwerp. Rudolph Horn, his Buffalo, New York based brother, fought through Ottawa and other offices to secure his freedom, aided by a Papen communication and German diplomacy.
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Germany
St. Croix River
Vanceboro
McAdam
N. B
North American
Rudolph Horn
North
Pearl Street
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dorchester Penitentiary
New
German Republic
Werner Horn
Dorchester
William Meighen
Canada
Arthur Meighen
Horn
Meighen
Franz von Papen
Washington
JPDV
CMB
Merfeld
Dulmen
Coesfield
Black Sox Conspiracy Details Revealed in Court
Testimony traces the Black Sox plot from Cicotte and Gandil to Burns and Rothstein. Burns describes meetings in Cincinnati and Chicago and a $100,000 payoff plan. Cicotte expresses remorse as court proceedings prepare to include confessions and further testimonies.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Cicotte
Burns
Ansonia
Abe Attel
Black Sox
United News
Cicette
Detroit
Gorman
Joe Jackson
Claude Williams
Illinois
John D. Leys
Cubs
Attel
Combing Department Closed for Repairs at Arlington Mills
Lawrence July 21 combing department of the Arlington Mills closed tonight along with the wool sorting department closed last night due to repairs at the naphtha plant. Officials expect repairs to finish early next week and then normal operations will resume.
Prices Cut in New York by Bronx Campaign
A campaign by Bronx youngsters and mothers led 40 confectioners to cut prices for ice cream and sodas. Ice cream will cost 11 cents per dish and ice cream sodas 15 cents including tax. The reductions followed a meeting called by Mrs. Louis Reed Weltmiller, deputy commissioner of public markets. Dealers previously charged 17 to 22 cents for sodas. Wartime table service prices will stay, but the public is urged to continue patronizing counters.
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New York
Bronx
Louis Reed Weltmiller
Disabled Vets Field Day Planned at Kernwood Salem
A large field day for permanently disabled World War veterans will be held at Kernwood Country Club in Salem during the week of August 15. Dr. Eugene J. McCarthy and Colonel W. H. Root lead the Hospitalization Committee of the State Department of the American Legion, with Kernwood generosity provided by A Ratshesky, M M Morse, and Adolph Böhrlich.
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Boston
Kernwood Country Club
Salem
Eugene J. McCarthy
Malden
W. H. Root
Haverhill
American Legion
Kernwood Club
A. Ratshesky
M. M. Morse
Adolp Böhrlich
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Japan
New York State
Vermont
Arthur
Canal Street
Dorchi
E. Dorr
North & Union Sts
FTON
Oregon
Phes
THE
Phez Company
Salem, Oregon
Dynamiter Horn
Stark
Prussia
Potsdam
Hetty Green
America
Immigration Department of the Dominion
Ottawa
Montreal
Antwerp
Adolph Horn
Berlin
International Bridge
von Papen
North Pearl St
Buffalo, N. Y
Department of Foreign Affairs
British Foreign Office
Foreign Office
F. von Papen
Machias
Massachusetts
East Cambridge
Plymouth
Dedham
United States Supreme Court
Atlanta
Rothstein
Gandil
Arnold Rothstein
Hal Chase
Bennett
Fred Toney
New York Giants
Jean Dubuc
Jordan Marsh Company
Columnar Books
National Blank Book CO
Riverside, Holyoke
Mass
Gouraud
Send
FERD
T. Hopkins & Son
Eile
Bunker Hill Monument
Madras
the Shepard Stores
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