Shipwreck and suicides: Malden woman shoots self
Miss Josephine Guarnera, 25, of 339 Lynn Street Malden, despondent after a forced separation from a young man, shot herself with a 32 caliber revolver. She is treated at Malden Hospital as rescuers report a liner Egypt rammed by the French freighter Seine and sinking off the French coast with 10 of 44 passengers and 80 crew safe, 290 total.
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Malden Hospital
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New York World Wins Medal for Klan Exposé
The New York World won the Pulitzer gold medal for its exposure of the Ku Klux Klan, announced by Columbia University. The award honors the most disinterested meritorious public service by a newspaper during the year.
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Boston Post
New York World
Columbia University
Victory notes redemption set for June fifteenth
The Secretary of the Treasury, as announced by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, calls all three and three quarters per cent Victory notes for redemption on June 15 this year. Interest will stop on that date. Over $100 million has already been presented for advance payment. notes outstanding total about $270 million.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Husbands and Wives Swap Ends Happy Quadruple Reunion
Indianapolis May 21 United Press two discordant couples swapped spouses and remarried in a double house turning four lives upside down. Bert Sanders a city fireman and Leroy Green an electrician lived as neighbors and friends. After dinners and shifting affections the four obtained divorces and new marriages. Sanders first wife Beatrice and Green first wife Maude had each been married years before. both couples renewed vows in a public twist of romance. The group now seeks a new double house to share as a joined family.
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United Press
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Leroy Green
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Sanders
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Leroy
Maude
Lenglen Defeats Ryan For Women's International Title
Suzanne Lenglen, the French champion, defeats Elizabeth Ryan of California to win the women’s international hard court title. Babe Ruth registers a double for his first hit of the year. Plans for a Labor Day bout between Jack Dempsey and Bill Brennan are arranged.
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Elizabeth Ryan
California
Babe Ruth
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Golf Clubs Raided by a Clever StranGer
A daring thief robs seven Greater Oston clubs last week. a stranger introduced as a new member disarmed suspicion with a clever stroke. Details continue on page 12.
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Anniversaries Mention Wars and Tornado in Maine and Shanghai
Ps declared between France and England, Italy declared warfare Austria under martial law. One year ago today Maine swept by a tornado. Heat caused one prostration in Boston. Five American sailors killed in fight with Jap sailors at Shanghai China.
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Fair Weather Forecast For New England and New York
Forecast for northern and southern New England and eastern New York calls for fair skies on Monday and Tuesday with cooler conditions on Monday. Winds will be moderate to fresh from the northwest and north, with overcast conditions in parts of the region.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues Slugfest and Stopper
In the American League New York beat St Louis 6 to 5 in 10 innings while Washington toppled Chicago 8 to 1. In the National League Boston defeated St Louis 4 to 3 and Brooklyn beat Chicago 8 to 4 with Cincinnati earning a 5 to 1 win over New York.
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Yesterday's Temperatures Noted At Spa
Recents at rpemareny Spa show temperatures from early morning to night. Readings include 61 at 8 a.m. 63 at noon 59 in the afternoon and 38 p.m. 62 at 6 a.m. 64 at 9 p.m. with 71 at midnight. Average yesterday 68. Average year ago 74.
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Rpemareny Spa
Winchester High School Pupils Drop Strike Over Principal Reinstatement
Four hundred Winchester pupils abandoned plans to strike and urged reinstatement of Edward E. Thompson as principal. The town split into factions over superintendent John R. Fausey, with one group demanding his resignation and the other willing to keep him if Thompson is reinstated.
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Baby Hippo Fund To Buy Prized Zoo Pet
The Baby Hippo drive in Philadelphia aims to raise 5000 for a Boston Zoo prize hippo to join Franklin Park Zoo. With a week gone and less than a quarter raised, Boston children seek funds from adults to meet the option deadline and bring the animal to Boston.
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Weather Forecast Promises Mild Day and Night
Continued on page seven first column the forecast calls for fair weather with moderate temperatures to persist through today and tonight.
Collision and rescue hampered by dense fog in late night tragedy
Survivors rescued from the Seine arrived in Brest as officials list 28 of 38 Egypt passengers on board. The Cap Iracon nearby may have picked up additional survivors while Seine boats recovered four bodies. Tugs Vaillante and Cannoniere landed 22 victims in Brest where the death toll rose with the late night reports of a disaster.
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Cannoniere
Train Smashes One-Man Car At Baldwin Crossing
A Boston bound express train struck a single trolley car at Baldwin's Crossing Wo burn early today. Motorman Charles Carroll of Somerville escaped after signaling. Passenger Mary Nelson narrowly avoided death as the train collided with the trolley.
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North Woburn
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Carroll
Mary Nelson
Valentino's Wife Silent Amid Bigamy Rumor Studio Saga
Mrs. Winifred Hudnut DeWolfe Valentino arrives in New York from Los Angeles on the Lake Shore Limited amid rumors about Rudolph Valentino. Reporters intercept her as she avoids questions about the bigamy case and hints at possible travel to France to meet her parents.
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Somerville Boy Drowns in Shawsheen River
Michael F. O'Brien, 20, of 8 Charlestown Street Somerville, drowned in the Shawsheen River at Bedford while swimming with other Somerville youths. They sought a summer camp and entered a deep pool along the old turnpike road. O'Brien cramped and disappeared.
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Michael F. O’brien
Charlestown Street
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Shawsheen
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