State Police Add 2010 Highway Support Officers
The State Police Commission orders 20 new officers, with sixteen assigned as special officers to the State Highway Department to patrol high traffic and construction sites. The move lifts department strength to over 100, though regulars stay capped at eighty by law. Special officers are paid from highway funds, wear state uniforms, and operate under State Police authority when needed.
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State Police Commission
State Highway Department
Police Commission
Jlurley
Ate Potice Commission
Highway Department
2 Highway Department
Mac Fe
Mystery letter in murder case still missing
A partially deciphered letter connected to a murder case remains unfound. Mrs. Johanna Tell, detained in Bronx County jail after a confession to Denny McVechan, is set for arraignment and possible inquest as officials pursue witnesses and related letters.
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Johanna Tel Seared
Silaha
Farmer
Tomorcow
Charles Aes Romplatoni
Tell
Bronx County
York
Dinny McVechan
Justice of Then Peace
Bentify
Heali
Ernest Inglis
Middletown
Steve Welleman
Vihur Cone
Hartford
drs.Pell
Tiverce Cormeri
Radio Asked Pay From Coolidge's Birthday Address
Nathan Burkan, counsel for the Society of Authors Composers and Publishers, said an attempt had been made to charge President Coolidge $2,500 for broadcasting his birthday address. He hoped the President paid nothing. He noted radio firms and broadcasters are coordinating for journal benefit as the DU bill would free stations from copyright dues on music they broadcast.
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S Shington
Nathan Burkan
Society of Authors, Composers and
Ubishers
Senate Patents Committees
Coolidge
U Neeln
Tel Phone and Telegraph Company
Burken
Another Arrest In Staten Island Murder Expected
New York April 18 Detectives said a second man, possibly five on the scene, would be taken as material witnesses in the murder of Mrs. Maude Bauer on March 25 in Chelsea Staten Island. Hoffmen pleaded not guilty and is held without bail after a seven hour grilling him.
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New York
Yarrvy Motfmen
Maude Bauer
Chelsea
Staten Island
Hoffmen
Hoffman
Russell van Name
Bauer
Londly
McQurgt
Bronx
Prince of Wales on way to Le Touquet
The Prince for Wales left tonight for Le Touquet to spend Eastertide, after a royal stay in Ivor Montmartre where he enjoyed a regal visit. The journey follows a busy schedule with emphasis on security and public interest.
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Prince OF Wales
LE Touquet
Wiles
Achidule
Ivor
Suffrage Debate Sparks Mixed Reactions Yet Hurts
A Teluous weekly questions suffrage impact after the ballot. Prominent Fairfield county women and politicians tell a Sunday Post reporter that opinions vary. Some see little achieved by voting while others favor extending suffrage further beyond the current ballot.
Senate passes rigid immigration bill as talks continue
The Senate approved a strict immigration measure by 62 votes to 6, retaining five key points such as Asiatic exclusion. Conference with the House looms, with minor phrasing differences and expectations of further changes. President Coolidge offered no comment on the action or the broader Congress dispute over Japanese exclusion.
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Senate
House
Chiinny Coit
Hhoce Ised
Weller
Maryland
Repub
Bayard
Delaware
Gerry
Coolidge
Congress
State Department
Reed
Pennsylvania
KLANSMAN JUDGE FREES WALTON OF ALL CHARGES
Oklahoma judge concludes Walton is cleared on five charges after ruling that funds were diverted by state officials but not by Walton. Judge Wells bases on Oklahoma law while noting testimony about a share deal and a contention surrounding the health department funds handled by Dr A B Davenport and others. Legal dispute continues with Davenport appeal proceedings and related charges pending.
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Frees Walton
Oklahoma
Wells
Watton
Walton
J. C. Wallon
Ton
Z. P. Edwards
Ekon
A. B. Davenport
Maen State Hems
Joh. Wright
Yaganise Jr. Davenport
Court Sets Precedent in Vaccination Rule
Clio April 18 a precedent set on refusal to allow vaccination. Board of health and school officials must obtain a ruling before denying attendance. Supreme court actions indicate a mandatory health policy without arbitrary obstruction.
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Clio
Trom
Vaudlnatinn
Vda
Nine Firemen Die In Chicago Blaze
Chicago April 18 Nine firemen are known dead after a four story box factory collapse. Dozens more were buried beneath falling walls as flames engulfed the building housing the Hiegant Paper Co and Illinois Leather Goods. Captain John Brennan and Lieutenants Henry Karr and James Ivash are among the names confirmed. Rescue teams fought to reach imprisoned workers while spectators were injured or killed by bricks and debris.
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Pchicago
Ares Qaptain
John Brennan
Mike Deying
Wranets
Levy
Henry Deehring
James Carroll
Robert
A. Doven
Walter
Hiegant, Paper Company
Ilinoia Leather Goods Iompany
Valin
Attorney General Investigating Middlesex School in Cambridge
Storm center in Massachusetts as Middlesex College for Medicine faces grand jury scrutiny and state officials probe. Attorney General Tay Benton leads inquiry amid battles with the American Medical Association. State regents review conduct and grade procedures at the school in Cambridge.
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Massachusetts
Middlesex College For Medicine
Bure
Cambridge
Eclec
Plac
Connecticut
Tay BR. Benton
American Medical Association
Cheneral
Charles 2
Cutter Sails Against Time To Keep Martin In Flight
On board the U.S. Coast Guard cutter Algonquin the crew speeds toward Major F. L. Martin with a Liberty motor, spare parts, and fuel for the planned round the world flight. The distance to the disabled plane is about 500 miles, weather permitting, with the Alaska front and Chignik to Adak legs shaping a tight timetable as two other planes lag behind.
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Martin
Evan J. David
The
Telegram
Newspaper Alliance
U. $. Coast. Guard
Algonqualn
Unalaska
Aleutian
F. L. Martin
North
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Woalaska
Inglail
Daieutenant
Leweil Mc Smith
Nalaska
Chignile
Thalaska
Atajor Martin
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Japan
Hia
Portage Bay
Downtown Union Scriptural Service Across Churches
A joint union service last evening united five West End churches in commemorating the Lord's passion and death. Readings and prayers were offered by pastors from Grace M. E., Bethlehem, First Baptist, Oliver, and Bethany Chapel, with music from combined choirs and a large audience witnessing hymns projected on screen.
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Arvin [Fall
Sirghes
Sted Alervices
Alexande Alison
Peeipyterian Church
William Jlorace
United Church
Christ
Charles Kramer
Cheater A. Marshall
Wirwe M
Flav
Charles A. Teeker
Baptist Chureh
West Tang
Boebs the
Cehureh
Stratfield Ptiat
Igvin
L. Smith
Grace M. 12
John W. Grainger
Galvary Baptist Church
Arte Auss
West End
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Bethany Chapel
Oliver Echurch
Greay
Flerbert 3. Brown
Oliver Church
Maurlee M. Lunelles
Be- Rethany Chapel
Ela Vat Yi
He Herean
Calvary Baptist Field
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Wera
New
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Denby Assumes Oil Lease Policy Responsibility
Edwin Denby took charge of naval oil reserves policy amid Senate outcry about leasing. He defended actions as necessary to protect Navy interests and deny collusion rumors. Denby cited urgent needs after appointment and said Interior Department involvement followed his push to curb waste, with further details in Page Two.
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Outlelam
Senate
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Adria
Denby
Naval Petroleum Reserve
Vegas
Department of the Interrior
Navy
Inverior Department
Naval Petroleum
Jretary Hall
The
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Tailor Held Up By Bandits And Robbed Of 17 Dollars
Man Hiden a tailor of 945 Madison avenue was about to close his shop last night when two young men about 20 years old entered and demanded money. One held a revolver while the other rifled his pockets and took the cash. Hiden aided police with a description and a search of the vicinity followed. The incident is the fourth store robbery reported in a month.
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Madison Avenue
Orlock
Hilden
Filiden
Learch
Hardcup
Bridgeport
Springfield
Legion Magazine
Wagner
Beer Doo
Lord
Eames
New Bridge
Pleasure Beach Park
Korn
Blodgett
Prohibition Agents Kill Man In New York Gathering
Prohibition agents in New York shot Monteforte and seriously wounded his son Michael during a raid over alleged whiskey in a building. Neighbors say Monteforte, owner of the cited property, confronted the agents who drew pistols to demand liquor locations, and the elder man was killed instantly by a pistol shot. The son was struck in the back as the confrontation unfolded.
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York
Apri Lk
Rought
Achong Monteforte
Michael
Monteforts
Two Men Arrested After Street Disturbance
John Te Grady of RB Whtth street and Teddy Martujat of Ohio were arrested last night on drunkenness and peace disturbance charges after allegedly shouting and fighting in the street.
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John Te Grady
Teddy Martujat
Ohio
Troops Rush to Block Invasion at California Border
Chaos at the Arizona California frontier as National Guards rush to seal the border. Thousands of motorists stranded in the desert endure hunger and cold while guards try to prevent spread of a foot and mouth disease embargo. Bridges, guards, and massed lines on the Colorado river scene reports a tense standoff amid competing claims of rights and state authority.
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Mederal
National Guardsmen of
Yuma Tose
Ted
California
Vlan
Galion Ma Frony
Sagaingt Vehienlas Do
Tay
Istitute
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Quinnise
Ahildren
Colorado
Imperial Coun
Prient
Veligie Cus
Automopil
Women fined for street fight in city court
Mrsu Mastroni of 3 Columbia Mall and Emma Pevele of 42 Columbia Place were fined $10 and $25 plus costs respectively after arrest for assault and breach of the peace following a street fight yesterday in City Court.
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Columbia Malle
Yester
Emma Pevele
Columbia Place
Pa- Mee Oki
Albania Denies Morgan’s Men Slain Report
A disputed cable from Albania rejects claims that Morgan’s men were killed in Albania. Albanian commissioner in the United States calls the report insidious and unfounded. The issue follows earlier sensational mentions of a double killing in the region. Government and press cautions against spreading unverified information.
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Morgan
J. PL Marganii
Oe Hunia
Anae Lains
George BR. de Leng
Deinay
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