Two Aviators Missing After Flight From Atlantic City
Two aviators are missing after Frank Stanton of Princeton University Flying School left Norwich at 3 p.m. in a Boston Globe aviation prize attempt. He landed for fuel and resumed, with authorities unsure if he lost his way or faced engine trouble. Captain Mansell T. James, the British pilot flying a Sopwith Camel, left Lee for Mineola yesterday and had not arrived by late night, suspected of again becoming lost.
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Frank Stanton
Princeton University
Norwich
Conn
Atlantic City
Boston
Stanton
Mansell T. James
Lee
Mass
Mineola
L. I
Long Island
Cambridge parade reviews 800 service men for reception
More than 800 service men led by Captain William Avery of the 101st Supply Train reviewed before Major Quinn in Cambridge. About 3000 people attended the Radio School drill hall reception with music dancing and refreshments provided by the Cambridge Red Cross the Cambridge Special Aid Society and the Salvation Army.
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William Avery
101St
Quinn
Cambridge
Radio School
Cambridge Red Cross
Cambridge Special Aid Society
Salvation Army
Service Men In Race Riot At New London
In New London Connecticut on May 29 local police and U S Marines with loaded rifles contained a race riot at the naval base area. Between 15 and 90 sailors and soldiers were arrested after Negro soldiers attacked white sailors at the Coast Guard Academy. Local firemen helped in dispersing the crowd as more than 5000 civilians gathered.
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New London
Conn
New London Naval Base
United States Marines
Naval
Coast Guard Academy
McCall and Fallon Acknowledged in Hyde Park Matters
The record notes Michael J. McCall and Salem T. Fallon acknowledged in Hyde Park related proceedings. Details are sparse, with fragmented phrasing suggesting formal recognition or inquiry actions within local governance.
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Michael J. McCall
Salem T
Pittsfield Broker Arrested for Fraud
Rosewell C. Cook, a well known Pittsfield real estate broker, was arrested tonight by local police for federal authorities on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails to obtain about $2000 worth of watches, jewelry and shoes from various Boston concerns.
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Pittsfield
Ferocious Red Deer Jim Displays Timid Facade at Zoo
Lonely Jim the red deer at Franklin Park Zoo is the Asian cousin of the Wapiti. Though powerful, his new antlers are small and he avoids risk, grazing peacefully within a fenced range. In breeding season he will rage and tear, defending his thicketed lair and mates.
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Jim
Franklin Park Zoo
Elker Wapiti
Asia
Franklyn Park Zoo
Harvard Professor's Daughter to Marry Cambridge Socialite
Frances G. Kittredge daughter of Professor George L. Kittredge of Harvard University will wed Dr. Conrad Wesselhoeft a Back Bay physician discharged from the 102d Infantry. The ceremony is set for June 14 at Upland Chapel Harvard with Rev Norman B Nash officiating. Kittredge a noted Cambridge social figure and Harvard English scholar is the son of a prominent Shakespeare expert. Wesselhoeft a former captain in the 94th Infantry and decorated veteran is connected to the 102d Infantry unit.
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Frances G. Kittredge
George l. Kittredge
Harvard University
Conrad Wesselhoeft
Back Bay
102D Infantry
Norman B. Nash
Upland Chapel
Harvard
Kittredge
Cambridge
Boston
Wesselhoeft
Submarine crews stage lively boxing at South Boston base
At the United States army base in South Boston seven boxing bouts were held for submarine chaser crews recently returned from overseas. Results include Joe Casey over Tommie Shea, Bill Shea and Joe Riley a draw, John Gunshaw knocking out Young Donahue, Joe Latange over Tommie Walsh, Tommie Noe defeating Red Doherty, George Gunshaw defeating Joe Gibbs, and a draw between Bunch Madden and Jimmie Farren.
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United States Army
South Boston
Knights of Columbus
Joe Casey
Tommie Shea
East Boston
Bill Shea
United States Navy
Joe Riley
Boston
Young Donahue
U. SS
Joe Latange
Tommie Walsh
Everett
Tommie Noe
Red Doherty
Dorchester
George Gunshaw
Submarine Chaser 130
Joe Gibbs
First Naval District
Bunch Madden
Fast Boston
Jimmie Farren
Jurymen Called for Lundgren Trial
Lawrence May 2 Mrs Beasie May Skeels Lundgren Andover nurse indicted by Essex county grand jury for murder by poisoning Miss Florence M Gay faces trial Monday June 9 in the Superior Court at Lawrence. Twenty jurymen were issued to report at Lawrence on that date by the clerk of court's office in Salem.
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Lawrence
Beasie May
Skeels) Lundgren
Andover
Essex County Grand Jury
Florence M. Gay
Ventrres
Salem
Lipton Sails for England to Prepare for America’s Cup
New York May 2. Sir Thomas Lipton sailed for England after two months in America. He plans to return in August for a Westward trip and will not consider yachting again until next year when he will be ready to pursue another challenge for the America's Cup.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
England
América
ASK RAISE IN WAGES IN LAWRENCE
City laborers announce a petition to the City Council at Monday morning's meeting requesting a 50 cent daily wage raise from the current 21 dollars per week. The move aims to boost earnings for workers in the local trades.
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Lawrence
Tactics of Cos Condemned in Democratic Meeting
Chicago May 29 Members of the Democratic national committee closed a two day session tonight by adopting a declaration offered by P H Quinn Rhode Island national committeeman reviewing the achievements of President Wilson and the Democratic Congresses and urging support of all independent and progressive voters in the 1920 campaign to perpetuate these policies.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
P. H. Quinn
Rhode Island
Wilson
Democrats Urge Support for Wilson War Record and Woman Suffrage
A political committee lauds President Wilson and his wartime conduct, urges voters to judge who served the nation best in war and peace, and advocates ratifying the woman suffrage amendment. It calls on state legislatures to hold sessions to ratify and enable women to vote in 1920.
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Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Democratic Party
United States
Wileen
Congress
Veteran and widow wed for third time in Roxbury
Henry A Nickerson 79 Civil War veteran living in Maine soldiers home seeks companionship through a third marriage to Mrs Margaret Moulton 62. Both board at Mrs Jacksons 3 Centre street Roxbury and plan a Wednesday ceremony at Mrs Jacksons home with a Baptist minister.
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Henry A. Nickerson
Maine
Margaret Moulton
Jackson
Centre Street
Roxbury
Creel seeks funds to close Committee on Public Information
George Creel, through the Treasury Department, asked Congress for 32000 dollars to close accounts of the Committee on Public Information. Salaries totaled 95000 dollars, with the remaining funds for rent and supplies.
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Irish Victory Fund
Orlando
Grand Order of the Goodly
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Mystic Brotherhood
Order of Orlando
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Lundgren
Lipton
Brookline
Ee Creamery
Brookfield
Noo Cave
National Butchers’ CO
America
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Lynn
Beaston &J
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New Yorker
Panama
Athletic Union
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