Slayer's Name Revealed In Fatal Kitchen Slashing
Coroner's inquest hears that Sante Muscenetti stabbed Antonio Cradelli after a quarrel sparked by a song with double meaning. Testimony from witnesses, including Napolitano and Siddone, describes disorder in the Cradelli home on St John’s Day night as Cradelli dies from a chest wound.
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Coroner
Antonio Cradelli
Phelan
Sante Muscenetti
Mussemnetti
Michael
Siddone
Mapolitino
Mus
Istter
Siddome
Cradelli
Siddons
Luke Petruchelli
Napolitano
Jos Napolitano
Muscenetti
Muscennetti
Sidoné
Briddone
Louis Patterno
Credelli
Interx Abriola
John
Joseph Napolitano
Patterno
Santo Muscenetti
Michael Siddone
Antonio Valageno
Godfather
Joseph Napolitino
Cradeli
Parterno
Army One
John Napolitino
Cradel
Paso Fe
Chicago Labor War Opens With Massive Idle Work Force
Nearly 200000 Chicago workers idle as building industry shuts down over wage dispute. Carpenters seek 70 cents an hour, employers call for arbitration rejection, and the move aims to halt independent carpenters by stopping supplies. Perishable goods may delay full effect. Herbert Ballou, a carpenter contractor, was stabbed in an early dispute over the 70 cent demand.
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Chicago
Employers’ Association
James Prior
Prior
Herbert Ballou
Lewis to Have Knowlton's Job Next September
Rumor at city hall says William G. Lewis, president of the board of relief, will become tax assessor to replace Julius W. Knowlton when his term ends August 1. Lewis is praised for knowledge of property values. officials note Republican politics favor active workers. Mayor Wilson declined to confirm the report, promising an August 1 announcement per custom.
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City Hall
William G. Lewis
Board of Relief
Julius W. Knowlton
Lewis
Knowlton
Even Loafers Won't Sleep in Three Lodging Houses
Bridgeport lodging houses are full and men sleep on docks or streets due to high charges and few options. Three West Street houses are so infested with vermin that loafers refuse to stay after paying. The health department has been urged to act. Inspector Dunbar says previous demands were ignored and drastic measures are under consideration.
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Bridgeport
C. W. Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Alliance Mission
Weter Street
Health Department
C. H.dunbar
Wrist Injury at Barn Sees Man Fracture Right Wrist
John Matthews aged 48 living at 99 Wall Street sustained a fracture to his right wrist after a fall while unloading hay at a barn owned by Jacob Schietnger Jr at 1390 Main Street. He received emergency treatment and was sent home. Miss Anne S. Dargan, a health board stenographer, began a weeklong vacation and will travel to Buffalo.
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John Matthews
Wall Street
Jacob Schietnger, Jr
Main Street
Anne S. Dargan
Health Board
Buffalo
Grandson’s Crying Not Disturbing Wilson at Summer White House
President Wilson, during a brief vacation at the summer White House in Cornish New Hampshire, walked the woods with family and worked on correspondence with stenographer Charles Swein. A cold night required blankets but the President slept well. Grandson Baby Sayer cried several times but did not disturb him. Golf was skipped that morning.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
White House
Charles Swein
Sayer
Bridgeport Standard Passes Control to New Owners
The Bridgeport Standard is sold to Kenneth W. McNeill Frank W. Bolande and Archibald McNeil Jr. They will take over the Fairfield avenue Middle street plant Monday and continue the Standard as a separate publication with an aggressive Republican policy while The Post Publishing Co retains Bridgeport Post and Bridgeport Telegram.
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Standard Association
Bridgeport Standard
Kenneth W. McNeil
Frank W Bolande
Archibald McNeil,Jr
Post Publishing Company
Bridgeport Post
Bridgeport Telegram
Fairfield Avenue
Middle Street
Standard
Messrs
Kenneth W. McNeill
Frank W. Bolande
Fairfield Avennue
The
Candee
Edwin Wooster
New York
Edward Morrison
John T. King
Morrison
William_ B. Doyie
E K Hubbard Manufacturer Dies at 80 in Middletown
Elijah Kent Hubbard longtime Russell Manufacturing Co. president dies of heart disease at age about 80 in Middletown Conn. native of Chicago he moved to Middletown in youth and returned to Chicago before engaging in chain and lumber business later settling back. He was Russell president from 1891 retiring five years ago serving as Middletown Insane Asylum trustee and Middletown National Bank vice president. Survived by five children including BH Kent Hubbard Sr and Mrs Clarence Wadsworth.
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Middletown
Conn
Elijah Kent Hubbard
Russell Manufacturing Co
Connecticut
Chicago
Russel Company
Hubbard
Russell Company
Osborn cross examines in Slade conspiracy trial
New York June 26 James W Osborn former assistant district attorney resumed the witness stand at the trial of Maxwell Slade David Slade and Albert J McCullough on indictments charging conspiracy tied to the breach of promise suit by Rae Tanzer. Tanzer and Mrs Osborne were in court as cross examination unfolds.
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New York
James W. Osborn
Maxwell
David Slade
Albert J. McCullough
Mr. Osborn
Rae Tanzer
Martin Littleton
Osborne
Miss Tanzer
Weather forecast for partly cloudy night and Sunday
A brief forecast notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and on Sunday with light variable winds. Local observation details are not provided.
Navy chief urges new strategy against undersea threat
Secretary Daniels told war college officers to discard outdated naval theories and embrace new methods. He highlighted the evolving combat era, submarine and airship roles, and pledged ongoing reforms to keep the fleet ready for war, urging officers to provide practical, up to date plans for future operations.
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Newport
War College Today
Daniels
Navy Department
Europe
Navy
Congress
Sabal
Carthage
Rome
Mediterranean
Eieees
Ible
Gibraltar
Detective’s courtroom visit signals trouble for young man
Andrew Colquist alias Andrew Anderson of Fairfield was arraigned for bicycle theft and identified by Detective Peter Hall as the burglar who entered Burton Brooks home at 140 Carroll Avenue and stole $17. A fugitive from Norwalk robberies, Colquist admitted the acts and faces a long list of charges in Monday’s court appearance. He is described as purchasing gaudy attire with burglary proceeds and posing as Beau Brummel at Walnut Beach.
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Andrew Colquist
Andrew Anderson
Fairfield
Peter Hall
Burton Brooks
Carroll Avenues
Norwalk
Colquisty
Anderson
Beau Brummel
Walnut Beach
Neglected Children Commitments To County Home
In probate court Judge Bacon Wakeman ordered Marion nine and Frances six, children of Frank and Florence Shey, to the county home for parental neglect. Also Catherine OConnor seven, daughter of Peter and Lucy OConnor, committed to St Francis Orphan asylum in New Haven after the father could not be located by charities and the mother is ill and unable to care for her.
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Bacon Wakeman
Miller
Marion
Frances
Frank
Florence Shey
Board of Charities
Catherine O'Connor
Peter and
Lucy O’connor
St. Francis Orphan Asylum
New Haven
Charities Board
Social Democrats in Berlin Urge Peace in War
Berlin June 26 The board of directors of Germanys Social Democratic party publishes in Vorwaerts a full page appeal for peace under conditions that allow friendships with neighboring nations. The document stresses opposition to conquest and annexation and denounces actions by economic groups and non Socialist politicians.
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Berlin
Social Democratic Party
Germany
Vorwaerts
Social Democracy
Stag
Verstand
Arms makers lure government experts with big salaries
Major Walter G. Penfield resigns from the Army as several ordnance officers follow to join ammunition and arms firms. Officials seek a ruling on whether officers have an inalienable right to resign in peace, a question with wide implications for all services.
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Walter G. Penfield
Bridgeport Arms Works
Ordinance Department
United States Army
Army
Penfield
Garrison
Gregory
United States Service
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard Service
Department of Justice
Ordnnance Department
Perth
Ordnance
Ordnance Department
Walter G Penfield
Frankford
Philadelphia
Birch O. Mahaffy
Coast Artillery Corps
Charlies S. Donovin
Ardnance Department
Georgia Militia Guards Capital at Inauguration
Atlanta officials mobilized near beer saloons closed and police posted at stations with militia on standby to deter demonstrations on inauguration day Harris to replace Slaton as governor. The business district patrolled by a double police watch and forty mounted guards encircled the capitol while twenty six men were jailed near the governor Slaton estate as the militia guarded the state home.
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Atlanta
Harris
Slaton
Capitol
Insanity Numbers Rise in Bridgeport Charities
A sharp rise in insane cases is reported in Bridgeport charities circles. Five cases were disposed of this week while others remain under observation. City labor growth is blamed for bringing patients from other areas. John Nysted and Maurice Toomey will be sent to the state hospital today. Alexander Morrissey, investigator, moved five children to St. Francis Orphan Asylum in New Haven yesterday.
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Bridgeport
Charities
Charities Department
John Nysted
Wilson Street
Maurice Toomey
Main Street
State Hospital
Alexander Morrissey
St. Francis Orphan Asylum
New Haven
Federal quarantine tightens for foot and mouth disease
Washington reports June 26 that stricter federal quarantine regulations take effect June 28. The new rules indicate progress in the government’s battle against the foot and mouth disease, with Rhode Island among the states affected.
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Washington
Rhode Island
State seeks Evelyn Nesbit in Thaw sanity case
New York June 26 The state seeks Evelyn Nesbit Thasy to testify in Thaw sanity proceedings after a shooting of Stanford White. Process servers searched the city without finding her as witnesses prep to testify next week. William T. Jerome may join as witness, not linked to current proceedings. deposition reports from Dr. Eliot to be sent to Massachusetts.
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New York
Harry Ki Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thasy
Stanford White
William T. Jerome
New York County
Thaw
Massachusetts
Hirot
Harvard
Wheeler & Wilson Band To Play On The Old Mill Green
The Wheeler and Wilson band performs at Old Mill Green tomorrow at 3 30 o clock with a program including Wagner Tannhauser Waener Vaise de Concert Puszta Maiden Roberts Overture Huntady Laszio zrkel Cornet Solo Selected Mr A Ver non Selection Opera Bouquet Bridgeport Grand Descriptive American Fantasie Death of General Custer June 22 1876 L Johnson Alma Where Do You Live Bridgeport Star Spangled Banner Louis F Chernak conducts the concert.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Old Mill Green
Tannhauser
Waener
Vaise de Concert
Roberts
Huntady Laszio
Zrkel
Mr. A. Vernon
Bridgeport
Custer
L. Johnson
Alma
Louis F. Chernak
German Soldiers Killed by Ammunition Train Explosion
A Central News despatch from Amsterdam reports fifty German soldiers were killed when an ammunition train exploded after bombs dropped near Roulers Belgium. The incident occurred during a raid by British aviators. A Dutch steamer sank after hitting a mine near Söderhamn in the Gulf of Bothnia. crew saved.
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Essen
Poland
Battle Line
Belgium
Netherlands
London
Roulers
Rotterdam
German Plan Might Drive Toward Paris This Summer
London reports cautious public mood as observers await the next strategic move in Europe. Germany may strike at Warsaw or Paris or Calais, with activity noted in the Argonne and potential eastern front transfers. Italian gains on the Isonzo and Turkish losses at Gallipoli are also mentioned amid shell and munition concerns in Britain.
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London
Germany
Warsaw
Paris
Calais
Argonne
Grive
Heleian
Essen
Isonzo
Dardanelles
England
House of Commons
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Great Britain
Captain Hersing Not Honored for Lusitania Sinking
Berlin June 26. A published report claimed Captain Hersing of the German navy received Pour Le Merite for sinking the Lusitania. The decoration was said to honor taking a submarine through the Straits of Gibraltar. Overseas News Agency reported the announcement today.
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Berlin
Hersine
Cunard Line
Hersing
Straits of Gibraltar
Overseas
British to Boost Navy Personnel by Fifty Thousand
London reports a supplementary navy estimate calls for adding 50 000 officers and men to raise total naval personnel for the year to 300 000. The move aims to expand strength and readiness amid ongoing strategic needs.
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London
Five Year Old Convalisk Recovering After Jitney Trick
Stanley Convalisk aged five of 096 Fairfield Avenue was injured by a jitney trick last night after a fall from a sprained left ankle. He is reported in better condition today and was returned home.
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Stanley Convalisk
Fairfield Avenue
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Lexington Avenue
Board of Assessors
Post Publishing CO
Post and Telegram
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E. K. Hubbard
Mrs. Osborne
Slades
War College
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Georgia
Gov. Slaton
STATE
Evelyn Nesbit
Amsterdam
Esen
Bzura
Lusitania
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