Most Daring Hold‑Up Strikes Lynn Shoemaking Firm
Four men die in a loot attempt in Lynn Massachusetts as Landre gan of H Welsh and Landregan draws 7000 for payroll. Policeman Carroll killed. The hold up ends with a chase onto High Rock ledge a gunfight and three gang members killed or captured. One wounded yegg and a NY man Abbe Apson identified.
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United Press
Lynn
Mass
New England
Massachupets
Thomas H. Landregan
H Welsh & Landregan
James A
James A. Car- Tell
Willow
Oxford Street
Carroll
Yeggs
Landregan
Ows
Bessie Baker
Pevere
Thompson
Abbe Apson
East 22Nd Street
New York
Catherine Tyer Weds Bernard J Melady at Sacred Heart
Miss Catherine Tyer and Bernard J. Melady were married this morning at Sacred Heart church by Rev. Father Sweeney. The ceremony honored May Tyer as bridesmaid and Wunnegan as best man. The couple left for a two week wedding trip to New York after visiting the bride's mother in Park Avenue.
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Catherine Tyer
Bernard J. Melady
Sacred Heart Church
Father Sweeney
May Tyer
Wunnegan
Miss Tyer
George C. Co
Yost Co
Park Avenue
New York
Taft Urges Immediate Appropriation for Colorado Flood Aid
President Taft called Congress to quickly approve 1 million dollars to relieve Colorado river flood conditions. He urged a joint resolution authorizing emergency spending on both sides of the border with Mexico and cited past aid under Harriman. The measure passed in the House without debate, proposing 3 million in total for the President’s use.
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Taft
Colorado
United Press
Washington
Colorado River
Congress
Harriman
Republic of Mexico
Senator Gore bribery charges to be probed
Washington reports the Senate voted to pursue an inquiry into the Choctaw and Chickasaw affairs with focus on alleged bribery tied to contracts for legal services and land sales. The action follows Gore's charge of a $50,000 offer and potential larger sums as part of a Washington dispute over Indian lands and attorney fees.
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United Press
Washington
Gore
Senate
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Kean
Committee On Contingent
House
J. F. McMurray
McMurray
John M. Thursden
Nebraska
Chester I. Long
Kan
Sas
Creager
Bird
McGuire
Oklahoma
Senator Gore
Cecil Lyons
Texas
Carter
White House
Bridgeport Claims Second City Status in Connecticut
President Fred Enos of the Board of Trade reports a supplementary census added 913 names, plus circus workers from the city, bringing total additions to 1,361 since the regular census in June. He expects Bridgeport to remain the state’s second largest city with about 102,950 residents after a 45 percent rise since 1900.
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Fred Enos
Board of Trade
Enos
Bridgeport
Wall Street Today Sees Early Losses Then Firm Close
New York stock trading opened with broad losses from fractions to over a point. After 15 minutes slight rallies emerged, leading issues recovering initial losses during the first hour. Closing shows firm bonds and a firmer market as St Paul stock strengthens amid Rockefeller buyback talk and general gains. Pal Moore defeats Snowball Broad at National Ice Club with a decisive third round uppercut.
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United Press
New York
Liam
St. Paul
Board Room
Rockefeller
Pal Moore
Quakertown
Broad
Merrie England
National Ice Club
Fire disaster wakes Fairfield hotel guest
Frank Craig awoke in a smoke filled room at the Amazon Hotel on Fairfield Avenue when a cigarette sparked a mattress fire after he retired. Manager Gene McCann raised the alarm from the Atlantic Hotel and a bellboy alerted fire services from box 316. A lodger freed Craig and the landlord reported total room destruction.
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Frank Craig
Amazon
Fairfield Avenue
Philip Morris
Gene McCann
Atlantic
Craig
McCann
the Atlantic
Middle
Golden Hill Streets
Brunswick Cigar Store
Pfan
Carpenters Union Anniversary Roast At Forest Park
The 25th anniversary of Carpenters and Joiners Union No. 115 was celebrated at Forest Park with a sheep roast. Prominent politicians city officials and employers’ leaders attended. The event signaled the union’s prosperity and camaraderie with friends. Funeral services for William James son of Mr and Mrs Andrew L Roker were held at their Fairfield Avenue home with Reverend William H. Lewis officiating. remains were taken to Woodlawn Cemetery in New York for interment.
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Carpenters' and Joiners’ Union No. 115
Forest Park
William James
Andrew L. Roker
Fairfield Avenue
William H. Lewis
St. John’s Episcopal Church
New York
Woodlawn Cemetery
Alienists to Decide Fate of Porter Charlton
Jersey City reports four eminent alienists to examine Porter Charlton over extradition to Italy for his wife Mrs Mary Scott Charlton s murder. If found insane he would be sent to a New Jersey asylum. if sane he may stand trial in Italy.
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United Press
Jersey City
Porter Charlton
Italy
Mary Scott Charlton
William D. Edwards
A. M.hamilton
Charles A. Dana
Arlitz
Fisher
Porter Chariton
New Jersey
Attorney Edwards
Chariton
Charlton
Rome
America
Como
Foreign Office
United States
Leishman
Lake Como
Marquis di Sanguiliano
Gaughy
Palermo
Gibraltar
New York
Consul Caughy
Ispolatoff
Miller Named President of Army and Navy Club
Frank Miller, president of City National Bank, was chosen president of the Army and Navy Club at a Groton meeting yesterday. Other officers include vice presidents T. S. Bennett New Haven W. H. Palmer Jr Norwich W. C. Hillard New Britain B F Marsh Winsted secretary J W Knowlton Bridgeport treasurer George Whitney Hartford historian W H Catlin Meriden and executive committee member for three years W W C Stilton.
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Frank Miller
City National Bank
Army and Navy Club
Groton
T. S. Bennett
New Haven
W. H. Palmer, Jr
Norwich
W. C. Hillard
New Britain
B. F. Marsh
Winsted
J. W. Knowlton
Bridgeport
George Whitney
Hartford
W. H. Catlin
Meriden
W. W. C Stilton
Zebra escapes at Mountain Grove cemetery fools guards
Burton H. Dorman, cemetery superintendent, spots a zebra in the vault doorway at 6:30 am. Alice, Barnum & Bailey’s prized zebra, escapes across the cemetery scattering laborers before fleeing to Dewey street and Black Rock. She’s recaptured and will rejoin the show in Gloversville Monday.
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Burton H. Dorman
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Alice
Barnum & Bailey
Iranistan Avenue
Dorman
Cliff Berzac
Maud
Rana
Dewey Street
Alice Ia
Black Rock
Ash Creek
America
Barnum & Bailey Family
Gloversville
Business Suspended at Union Hotel
The Union Hotel on Water Street suspended operations as proprietor Edward Farrell battles financial troubles. Brewery agent Alexander Poland secured $1,675 judgments in Common Pleas, then placed a lien on the property, ousting Farrell. Judge Carl Foster initially halting sheriff eviction but dissolved the injunction. the venue has been under a keeper. Farrell faced a new suit for $50 yesterday.
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Union Hotel
Water Street
Edward Farrell
Alexander
Poland
Farrell
Common Pleas Court
Alexander L. DeLaney
Carl Foster
Foster
City Shares In Earnings From Edison Dividend
Chicago June 25 City Control Jer Wilson received a 325313 check from the Commonwealth Edison Company as the city's share of earnings for the year ending May 1 The income from current sales totaled 10824470 with city at 3 percent and conduit space rentals 5792 with city at 10 percent A marriage license was issued today to John Francis Reddy and Florence Lena Campana with the ceremony slated for next Tuesday The groom is son of Hugh Reddy long associated with Pembroke street business
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Chicago
Jer Wilson
Commonwealth Edison Company
John Francis Reddy
John H. Freeman
Bridgeport Baseball Club
Florence Lena Campana
Charles M. Campana
Hugh Reddy
Pembroke Street
No Indictment Against Big Jack Strosnieder
John Trosnieder known as Big Jack is discharged after arraignment in Brooklyn on charges of aiding looting the Cambridge National Bank in Boston. Secret service men report that a Boston Grand Jury did not indict him as expected.
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United Press
New York
John Trosnieder
Big Jack
United States
Morle
Brooklyn
Cambridge National Bank
Boston
Secret Service
Miss Spooner Buys Brooklawn Tract From Father Estate
Miss Lilly T. Spooner becomes owner of the Brooklawn tract, 75 acres on Brooklawn Avenue, purchased from the late Clapp Spooner estate. The deal includes other Spooner properties at Seaside Park and Uncona Hill, with plans to develop and guard architectural quality.
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Spooner
Brooklawn
Clapp Spooner
Brooklawn Club
Miller & Jordan
Lilly T. Spooner
Brooklawn Avenue
Frank T. Staples
Brooklawn Hill
Miss Spooner
BH. C
Charles W. Spooner
Staples
Treenean
Ancona Hill
Mayor Mahan to Build Barnum Ave Trolley Extension
Engineer C C Elwell of the Connecticut Co announced the contract for the Barnum avenue trolley extension from Mill Hill avenue to Main street has been let to Bryan F Mahan mayor of New London for about 48000. Mahan will oversee track and road work with highway specs by State Highway Commissioner McDonald. He also secured a second contract in Stratford to build a mile of new roadway along East Broadway and rebuild the streetcar line from Washington Bridge to Stratford center. The line will shift rails to the street center, roadway width 35 feet, with 19 feet by the Connecticut Co and 16 feet by the State and town of Stratford.
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C. C. Elwell
The
Connecticut Co
Barnum Avenue
Mill Hill Avenue
Main Street
Bryan F. Mahan
New London
Mahan
McDonald
Stratford
East Broadway
Washington Bridge
Stratford Center
Weather Look for New Haven June 25 Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with rising temperatures. Scattered showers were reported this morning in eastern New England. Moderate temperatures remain in the Lake region and New England. Conditions favor partly cloudy weather in this vicinity with a rising temperature.
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United Press
New Haven
New England
Lake Region
Kelsey
Our New Place
Fairfield Ave
P. B. Redfield
Tel
General Classified Notices and Rentals from Local Listings
A collection of small ads announces typewriting and office services, room rentals at multiple addresses, and a free lunch sample from T. J. Murphy's with business lunch offerings. Listings mention owners L. & E Goldberg and Wm. R. Hogan. locations include 201 Main, 581 Main, Grand St, Lumber St, and George t. 11.
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Grand St
Lumber St
George
Luber St
L. & E& Goldberg
T. J. Murphy's
Main St
Wm. R. Hogan
Riate
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High Ledge
Mr. Melady
Connecticut
Wall Street Today
Carpenters’ Union
Pompeii
Pierre M. Garvan
Converse
Alige the Zebra
Menagerie
Miss Florence Campana
Big Jack” Strosnieder
Brooklawn Rink
Barnum Ave
Captures
Atp
H. W. Stockhoff & Co
Kansas City
Kas
Bridgeport Storage Warehouse Co
Maxwell and Briscoe Motor Car Co
North Tarrytown
N. Y
Ah Ze No. 30, S. A. of M
Stratford Avenue
Empire Automobile Institute
Rochester
Bartenders’ Union
McKeesport Brotherhood of Bartenders
John M. Sears
Fr. E& Basch
Maia Suet
DR. K. Clemens
State Street
Risee
Mansfield
Maias
Linwood Avenue
Seaview Ave
Power House
Metropolitan Carriage Co
Man St. Aiters
Sixth Street
M_ Petter
Rijaa
Warner Brothers Company
Dial & Lee Music Co
F Non St. Opp. P. Co
Maple St
Pembroke St
Phese
Wissner, Brosd and
Miece
Sts. T Se
Parton
State St
Sears
Melge
Hartmann’s
Watt Street
William J .Mead
Hents
Newfield Building
Warner Building
Adresse P. O. Sox
Water St
McPadden
F. & M. Schaefer
Weiner
C. Pardee & Co
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