Bombs Sent to 16 National Figures Caught by Chance
A spate of infernal devices mailed Saturday night in packages marked from Gimbel Brothers were intercepted by post office staff. Charles Kaplan identified a bomb and alerted Inspector Cochran, leading to the discovery of explosive phial and fulminate caps in a cylinder. Targets included Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle and Representative John Burnett, with other figures named in the plot across cities.
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Bridgeport Reaches Midpoint in Victory Loan Drive
Bridgeport reaches the middle mark in the Victory Loan campaign with several local companies pledging subscriptions. Theatre groups and a female volunteer team led by Miss Zella Rambern and Miss Tetty Wright raised funds, selling mostly $40 bonds totaling $5,090.
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April Brooklawn Dance Draws Hundreds
Several hundred youths attended the April dance at the Brooklawn dancing pavilion under the Hebrew Children's Aid Society. The event was organized by a committee led by Miss Anna Schow and included numerous assistants such as Miss Mildred Illicitvaus, Miss Rose Birnbaum, and Miss Anna Cohen among others.
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Annainette Goodman
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Hazel Pinelstone
A. Koblenz
Cecilia Romm
Gussie Sirberk
Sadye Welsberg
Lose Tokras
Alse Rose Wolf
Ellen Shapiro
Be Cohen
Minnie Pious
Blanche Quit
Elizabeth Man
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Rose Wishengrad
Fire crews respond to multiple alarms in city fire call
Fire units answered a still alarm at 1 54 p m at Madison Avenue and Neelille Street. No injuries or damages reported. other residents on Jeweltine and East Eaton Street were alerted but nothing burned.
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Obituary remains and funeral notices from city paper
Edward Dailey, 70, died after a two week illness at his son Patrolman Edward T. Dailey 81 Capitol Avenue. A lifelong resident, he worked 43 years as a spring maker at Spring Fetch Co. Survived by his wife and four daughters, the funeral will be at 8:00 from his son's home with a 9:00 solemn mass at St Patrick’s. Burial at St Michael’s cemetery. Also reported are obituaries for Emanuel Blassett, John W. Webb, Mrs. Lawrhida While, Harry A. Boudreau, George Philip Nusk, Stevan Jonge, and Edwark Smith, with details on service times, churches, and burial places. Funeral notices note mass times, officiants, and burial locales across several local cemeteries.
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Hawley Filmet
Dafyette Sire Hav
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
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Boudreau
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South Avenue
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Broadstreet
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Bridgeport Christin
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Gree Lands
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Charles Magnusen
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Dunkeview Gouetery
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Can
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Victory Jubilee promoters seek larger grounds for May 8 event
Autombile party demand for tickets surges as Steeplechase Island may be too small to host the Victory Jubilee on May 8. The executive committee contemplates another field and rope-off fire safety zones for a large pyrotechnic display. Officials plan to consult Captain Wheeler about car-capacity and ticketing on a first come, first served basis, with reservations required for auto occupants.
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Wheels and Insmon Plan Field Section For Youth Event
The article describes ropeing off a field section for youths and the crowding of parents and spectators. It notes a central bond to hear the event evenly from all sides and mentions teams and rolling activities before the date. It forecasts about 10,000 attendees for a large demonstration and related festivities including a fireworks show.
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Unsettled South to East Weather With Showers Likely
A weather summary notes unsettled conditions across the east with showers Thursday and Friday in the south and north regions, and rain possible in central Atlantic areas. Temperature changes expected to be minimal with moderate to light winds, and cloudiness predominating in most locations.
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Capitalism Cited as War Cause in Philosophical Talk
Rev Lectured before about 70 at Knights of Pythias Hall on the root causes of war pointing to industrial capitalism. He argued the League of Nations would fail if trust in Germany cannot be absolute, and urged global cooperation to remake peace work.
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Death toll in Majestic coal mine explosion rises to 22
Birmingham April 20 the toll from the Majestic coal mine blast north of Birmingham stands at 22 with eight seriously injured. Of the 22, two are white men and two are between life and death. Eighty or so men were in the mine when the explosion occurred.
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Majestic Coal Mine
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