Mail truck robbery loot recovered. nine men held
In St Louis a bold mail truck heist yielded over 2.9 million in securities. Nine men arrested, including William Doering the dealer and Theodore Welsman, with Doering’s bungalow in Richmond Heights raided. Weapons and dynamite found. most loot returned except 30 thousand.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Post Office
St. Louie County
Richmond Heights
Willian F. Doering
Theodore Welsman
Johnson City
Til
William D. Williamson
Deering
Clayton
Hills W. Hoagland
Reuter
Federal Land Bank
Endurance dancer June Curry tops dancing record in Cleveland
In Cleveland Miss June Curry claimed the world endurance dancing title after 90 hours of continuous dancing at the local academy surpassing Arthur Howard Klein’s 88 hour 18 minute record set today. The event drew spectators as Curry retired at 10 o clock, keeping the title within the city.
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Cleveland
Ohio
June Curry
Arthur Howard Klein
D A R Congress Election Ends Amid Turmoil In D C
Washington April 19 delegates at the Daughters of the Allied Revolution triennial election faced bitter contest for four President General posts. Voting continued with uncertainty as Mrs Story withdrew amid campaign tactics disputes. Police and firemen kept order as crowd heightened, three candidates remained in the field for the presidency with Wayne Cook and Mrs G Wallace Hanger among nominees.
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Story
A. W. Cook
G. W. Hanger
Washington
Daughters of the Allied Revolution
the Fiield
George Magnara Minor
William _Cumings Story
New York
Mia
M Wayne Cook
Pennsylvania
G. Wallace Hanger
Wash-Ineton
Spectacular cave siege ends in Ireland with casualties
In County Kerry a small group of Irish Republicans held a cave position near Clashmeenon Shannon. Two men died leaping from cliffs, Commander Lyons was killed after a 100 foot fall, and four others including Walter Stevens were captured as the siege collapsed. The commanders body was later washed out to sea.
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Londgmn
Associated Press
Free State
Clashmeeioon Cf
The
Shannon
County Kerry
Lyons
Hlis
Walter Stevens
London
Trales
Albany congressman sues colleague over defamation in Texas
Abilene representative Thomas L. Blanton filed suit in Albany alleging defamation by former congressman Oscar Callaway of Comanche. Blanton seeks 52000 dollars in damages as a result of last year's primary race.
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Abilene
Texas
Albany
Thomas L. Blanton
Oscar Callaway
Comanche
Callaway
Blanton
Tug Hallenback Aground Amid Poor Channel Markers
The tug O. J. Hallenback ran aground entering the harbor due to misreading the bug light and a poor channel marker. Locals say the spar marker and markings are faulty, raising fears of more beachings until War Department action or dredging improves the channel.
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Hallenback
New York
O. J. Hallenpack
Tupbert
Hallenhack
War Department
Chanael
Kossuth
Sterling Street
Bert Crump
Klrvanis
Boardman
Edward Derigidus
Lordship Manor
Calvin Thompson
Tug Ols -Hallenback
Little Theatre League
Local collisions and civic notes mix in Kossuth streets
Injuries reported after a chemical and jitney collision at Kossuth and Sterling streets. Mayor and police actions noted on housing delays, liquor enforcement, and public safety. Authorities seek orderly wartime era measures as rail and bridge issues surface alongside social events and local politics.
Men Surrender After Hooded Band Probe in Louisiana
Hartroyv Louisiana April 7 Associated Press says a batch of Hooded Band suspects named in information filed by District Attorney Garrett surrendered to Sheriff Carpenter after bonds were set. Those who did not surrender include Dr B M McKain in Baltimore Indiana Ivy traveling from Natchez and E Laurie Calhoun near Brownsville Texas. Others are Cox Mec Intesh agel Edrigge.
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Hartroyv
Associated Preas
AU Hut
Nrebouse Parish
Brownsville
Texas
Cox
Mec
Intesh Agel
Morse Surrenders for Trial in Conspiracy Case
Harry Morse and four others face charges of conspiring to defraud the United States in wartime ship contracts. After avoiding a bench warrant, Morse surrendered in Washington and was placed under arrest. Doctors conflicted over his heart condition, with experts recommending substantial rest before any trial, and Morse traveled from New London to Baltimore to seek medical clearance.
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Harry
Mackenzie
Fala
Senate
Harter
Assembly
House of Dog
Preent
Nerwalk
Stratford
Fairfield Board of Finance
Phelafi
Thellsy Buseasualty
Stamford
Mahon
Dodemestic
Harry F. Morse
Bridgeport
Hawyer
Washington, D, CG
St. Louie
D. 4
James Larkin
Ellis Island
Ireland
Washing'tong
Hiness
Ervin
Benjamin
Charles W. Morse
United States
Justice Stafford
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Marge
Harry Morse
Stafford
Connsel
Moree
New London
Conn
Washington
Morse
Bridge
Port
Baltimore
Cerry Hickling
Hickling
Wilfred M. Barton
Thomas
Lee
President to Speak At Associated Press Banquet on Tuesday
President Harding plans to address the Associated Press banquet in New York next Tuesday with Mrs. Harding likely accompanying him. He will leave Washington Monday night and arrive in New York early Tuesday for the annual AP meeting and related events.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
New York
Associated Prep
North American Oil Co Officials Resign
Sudden resignation of three high officers at North American Oil Co was announced late yesterday. Lawrence Chamberlain chairman of the Board George H Hutchins secretary and Charlton Roberts general counsel were among those resigning. Bridgeport and Connecticut agency holder Alex H Robinson has since severed ties with the company. Reports say property assets valued well above the issue total helped stabilize the stock after two days of trading vanished from the exchange.
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Oil Company
The
Stock Exchange
Lawrence Chamberlain
George H. Hutchins
Charlton
Larkin Deported From Sing Sing to Ireland
James Larkin, recently pardoned by Governor Smith and freed from Sing Sing, was today deported on a Davis‑signed warrant issued March 14, 1922, labeling him an alien anarchist. He told officers he would return to Liberty Hall in Dublin.
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New York
James Larkin
Smith
Sing Sing
Wan
Rivesland
Marc
Labor Davis
Larkin
Jense
Ellefaiand
Gegan
Jim
Ireland
Liberty Hall
Dublin
Ta Ai
Western Union Reduces Europe Cable Rates Across Ocean Link
Western Union cuts trans Atlantic cable rates for Europe effective today impacting Bridgeport industrial firms relying on cablegrams for foreign trade. Britain Ireland Germany Belgium France Portugal Greece Switzerland see lower per word charges, with intent to boost overseas communicatie and foreign trade.
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Western Union
Tare
Bridgeport
Europe
Alpheus Winter
Manufacturers’ Association
Britain
Great Britain
Ireland
Great Britain and Ireland
Belgium
Germany
Portugal
Greece
Switzerland
Armed mob seizes Mulheim center amid deadly clashes
In Mulheim, about 3000 unemployed protesters barricade streets and seize the town hall guarded by 310 police. Dozens wounded and several killed as clashes with police continue. shops closed and traffic halted as rioters led by communist party members confiscate food and control activities.
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Mulieim
Associated Presa
Mulheim
Handa
Red Cross
Communist Party
Chemical Truck Collision Paralyzes Sterling Street
A Number 1 Chemical company truck collided with a jitney bus on Sterling street near Honeath and Sterling, overturning the truck and toppling the bus. Fifteen passengers aboard the bus and four crew members were treated for injuries. the driver of the bus was arrested on reckless driving charges. Surge of onlookers filled the area as emergency crews secured the scene and treated the injured at St. Vincent's hospital.
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Number 1 Chemical Company
Honeath
Sterling Bureet
John J. Dolan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hamilton Street
Sterling Street
Kossuth Street
Srey
Ena
Struegis
Nicholas Burso
Bruce Avenue
Stratford
Andrew J. Metro
Heat Street
B. Margulis
Emeryency Hospital
Bandits Hold Up Express Truck In Kansas City Cash Heist
Five bandits in two cars robbed an American Express truck in Kansas City seizing a safe loaded with cash and drafts totaling about 28000. Guards were ordered to surrender and a shot was fired. The bandits fled after forcing the engineer to move the freight train. The incident disrupted rail traffic during the exchange.
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Kansas City
American Express Company
Frong
Pesa
Pretty Features Mark Big Military Ball in Armory
Armory event by local National Guard contingents. Olive drab uniforms with blue accents, martial music, bugle interludes, and Parisian fashion influences filled the Armory. Grand March led by Brigadier General Cole and Major Evans. guests included Mayor Atwater and Brigadier General Eva Col. Continued on page two.
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Mark
Armory
National Guard
Cole
Evans
Ankh-Amen
Bridgeport
George M. Cole
Laffayette Evans
Iowa
Freda Atwater
George M. Major
Lafayette E. Eva Col
Morris P. Payne
F. Mahin
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Hartford
Sheila Jewett
William Bacon Bailey
Bailey
John Howard Jewett
Syracuse
D. A. R. Congress
Inner Harbor
Jeu Glanta
Braves
Cubs
Ankees
Red Sox
Afiiter Indians
Secon
Javenca de Mar
Boston Marathon
Albert Michelson
Bill Kene
Dy Yanks
Pringeport Igh
Tiol Regive
Keeley
Fat McNanney
Waterbury
Sraith
Liatako
North American Oil CO
Grand Banks
New Bedford
Banks
Wolverine Works
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Mulheim Center
Noseman George
East Main Street
Porihie
St Vincent's Hospital
Hoseman
Henry D. Sunderland
California Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Roseman W. F. Nolan
4Th Street
St .Vincent’s Hospital
A. B. Margulis
Emntergency Hospital
Gustave Facobson
Ab Bassick Avenue
William Wegmot
Bassick Avenue
Stephen Halpin
Caroline Street
Doris Sapuke
S. Tomashenko
Shetton Street
Joseph Galhan
Willard Street
Sarah Kollar
Howard Avenue
Abe
William Tosteg
Hat- Jelt Street
Arounae
Thii
Othe
Dolan
Thes Chemical
Shea
Sunderland
ConUntel
Yale Poligeman
EPSON
Nasr Xpes
Yale College
Yale
Jim Donnelly
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