29 Men Missing Aboard Steamer as Sister Ships Abandon Search
Newark dispatch reports the freighter Sudutfeo with 29 aboard left Port Newark March 13 for Pacific ports and has not been found. Sister ships Suboatco and Sucaresco have abandoned the search after two weeks. cargo valued at about 500000 dollars. Crew list includes Captain Thomas J. Turner and 28 others from diverse U.S. locations.
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Newark
N. J
Panama Canal
Transmarine Corporation
Subcatco
Sucaresco
Thomas J. Turner
Holmes
N. Va
Port Newark
Pacific Coast
TL. R. Lewis
Suboatco
Wich
Suduffco
Turner
America Line
Ek. Jacobson
James Harris
Cambridge
Mays
C. Slassel
Brooklyn
Dunning
Catt
Arthur J. Markham
Seaman
San Francisco
Pedro de la Cruz
Philippine Islands
HH. Berg
Ernon Porter
Broderick
Calif
K. J. Smith
Detroit
R. Flanagan
Clifton
N_J
A. RL
Philadelphia
William Stone
Elizabeth
Man, 60, Dies as He Opens Window at Rooming House
John Crentton, a sixteen roomer at 191 Harriet Street for four years, collapsed at his room after returning from a visit. Medical Examiner says death natural. Police report no relatives in Bridgeport. seven in North Attleboro notified.
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John Crentton
Harriet Street
FH. I. Peters
Creation
Frience
Bridgeport
North Atterboro
Mass
Bureau of Investigation
Authors claim closed shop in Broadway deal
New York April 27 AP members of the Producing Managers league and the Dramatists' guild of America signed an agreement ending a three month conference. It provides producers acquire all rights in outright sales of plays while dramatists say they have secured a refused shop but will admit any person upon payment of dues.
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New York
Producing Managers’ League
Dramatists’ Guid
Authors’ League of America
135 000 Killers at Large Says District Attorney
Newton Massachusetts Apsl 27 Approximately 136 006 persons who have unlawfully taken human life are at large unpunished and untraid in the United States Robert T Bushnell first assisting district attorney Middlesex county told the Newton Speakin club tonight He quoted figures to show that 50 000 more slavers are at large than there are policemen in the country The underworld costs the nation twelve times as much as the army and navy combined and business men are urged to act
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Newton
Mass
Apsl
United States
Robert T. Bushnell
Middlesex County
Newton Kigeanip Club
Waterbury meeting notes reflect olden era concerns
A fragmented Waterbury article fragment covers varied topics from a Republican dinner to local changes, with references to city officials, tax matters, hospital and rail safety, and regional events. It mentions a Carpenters wage agreement, a city clerk arrest, and multiple page references to police, labor, and civic actions amid a broad, dated news roundup.
Radio Men Strain to Reach Lost Arctic Explorer Crew
Freighted telegram reports radio at Fairbanks base failing to hear Captain George Wilkins and mate Ben Elelson nine days after disappearance. Overland sledge party led by Sandy Smith moves toward Barrow. five radios attempt to pick up any signal as night vigil continues. Telegram staff promise rapid publication of any breakthrough from Fairbanks office.
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United States
Whittenre
Wilkins
Froguter
St Vant
Washington
Tellus
Arctic
Point Barrow
Sandy” Smith
Barrow
Overland
Fuat
Fairbanks
America
Army
Thomas G. Tranphler
Abandoned murder charge for four youths in New Haven case
Four youths arraigned in criminal Superior Court on a lesser charge of robbery with violence in connection with the death of Henry R. Johnson on Sept. 9 last. Nicholas DeMeo, Joseph Macki, Howard Collins and Charles Pavis held on $2,500 bond each after pleas of not guilty. Prosecutor notes Johnson was killed in Allingtown brush. defendants drove Johnson to a remote spot in a drunken state. The consu ed on page two.
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New Haven
Henry KR. Johnson
Criminal Superior Court
Arnon A. Alling
Johnson
Allingtown
Nicholas de Meoh
Joseph Macki
Howard Collins
Charles Pavis
Pavis
Tom@hson
Malling
Tim
Sunken Submarine Not Yet Located Near Discovery of Hose Pieces
At New London April 27 AP reports say sunken submarine 8 51 not located after an all day search off Block Island. Salvage crews found hose pieces on the bottom and markers buoys drifted, prompting trawling to continue through the night as divers near the vessel.
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New London
Block Island
J. King
McNeil Must Repair Wall at St. Mary's Park Board Says
Park board issues statement criticizing Kenneth W McNeil over his stance on repairing the sea wall at St Marys by the Sea. The Black Rock road dispute is highlighted with city official James A McBilrey present. The board suggests the public decide the merits after reading the expression of views on the matter and notes the road’s public or private status.
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Kenneth W. McNeil
Wizard
St Mary’s-by-the-Sea
Prolovk Hs
Board of Park Commissioners
Black Rock
James A. McBilrey
McNeil
Growers Hill
Meegre
Herne
Pearsall
Protect Flapper by Diverting Her Expert Advises
Norwich April 27 AP The adolescent girl faces unique pressures not new to history says Dr Phyllis Blanchard psychologist at Philadelphia clinics addressing a Connecticut social work conference. She notes adolescence remains largely unchanged though modern girls show increased energy and seek new forms of expression such as mechanical inventions and thrill seeking activities like joy rides and flights that stimulate the senses.
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Norwich
Phyllis Blanchard
Philadelphia
Toln
Connecticut
Happer
Blanchard
Sparta
County detectives join state police plan announced
Hartford April 27 The state police will supply detectives to six of Connecticut's nine state attorneys, abolishing most county detectives. Four detectives join the state police while two prosecutors retain detail roles. The plan, effective May 1, aims to end county detective offices by June 30 with adjustments for three controversial cases in Windham, Litchfield, and New Haven counties.
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State’ Polices Department
Trumbull
Petitig
State Police Department
William S. Kearns
Wiliam Comley
Pairfield County
Roland G. Alling
Lawrence I. Lewis
Waterbury
William E. Lewis
Arthur M. Brown
New London County
George Nicolson
Ate
Arnon A. Aliing
Nesy Haven
Fitnes J .A. Inglis
Middleex County
Thomas J. Noon Noon
Talland County
Porieemen
Edward J. Hickey
Alecorn
Anthony J. Tamanile
Whiter Holemb
Hickey
Tomanio
Jackson
Aepartmurnt
U S Steel approves fixed 7 dollar dividend amid prosperity
United States Steel directors approve a regular seven dollar annual dividend on common stock, urged by J P Morgan, signaling confidence in ongoing prosperity. Albert H Gary is reelected chairman, John Tyler becomes vice president, with John Hess having resigned. First quarter earnings total 45,061,286 dollars, or 3.98 dollars per share, compared to 42,280,466 dollars or 3.38 in the prior quarter.
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New York
United States Steel
J. P. Morgan
Albert H. Gary
Hzai
John Tyler
Carnegie Steel Works
John Hess
Senate approves three debt pacts in quick vote
Washington April 27 The Senate cleared three war debt settlements with Latvia Lithuania and Romania while delaying Czecho Slovakia. The pacts total 64 185 000 with decisive margins and face criticism over long term payments and potential Russia absorption, as American and French debt commissions await Paris proposals.
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Washington
Latvia
Msthonia
Roumania
Senate
Czecho-Slovakia
Dent
Paris
Addourn
Verenger
American insult sparks clash in Vatican incident
Boston graduate John Adams Abbott touring Italy with his mother conflicts with Roman guide Salvatore Astrologo at Vatican gates. Abbott assaults Astrologo. Astrologo accuses Abbott of insult to Mussolini. Abbott claims frame up. jaw fractured and eye injured. Embassy efforts to secure release face upcoming trial in ten days.
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Roma
John Adams Abbott
Boston
Mass
Italy
Crafton St. Lae Abbott
Yroment
Regina Corti
Rome
Salvatore Astrolego
Atussolini
Abbott
Mussolini
Astrologo
Vatican
Vatican Garden
Ater
Belmont letter to Bishop Manning over Trinity Seaside aid
New York April 27. Mrs H P Belmont writes to Bishop William T Manning denying removal of her name from Trinity Seaside home donor list amid divorce from Vanderbilt. She objects to attributing gifts to her and notes she has long served as Trinity Seaside president. Continued on page two.
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New York
William T. Manning
Diocese of
H. P. Belmont
Trinity
Valian K. Vanderbilt
J. E. Stevens
St. John the Divine
Bishop 7
Belmont
Home For
Trinity Corporation
Mutinous Rowe Crew Tries Skipper After Starvation Voyage
The schooner Rowe of Boston, 291 tons, left Georgetown on April 13 and ran out of food, began leaking, and faced mutiny as seven crew members were aboard. The three masted vessel was towed from Ambrose Lightship by the US Revenue Cutter Seneca and a coast guard destroyer, with officials calling the skipper a nervous wreck and the crew unsettled but no immediate danger to navigation.
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New York
Georgetown
Roweway
Boston
United States Revenue
Seneca
Coast Guard
Davison
Ambrose
Seneca and & Coast Guard
Echooner
Boston Ship Brokerage Company
Whittemore Murder Trial Jury Deadlocks in Buffalo
The jury trying Richard Reese Whittemore for murder reported no verdict after about 18 hours of deliberation. Judge Noonan dismissed the panel as a mistrial loomed. Prosecutor Guy B Moore indicated a retrial would be sought for the robbery slayings of two bank employees during a October hold up.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Richard Reese Whittemore
Guy B. Moore
Whittemore
Foreman Stacy
Noonan
New York
Wharles Diltford
Philadelphia
Thomas Bunce
Joh Myer
Women Say Holden Omitted Names At G O P Dinner
Reporters quoted officers of Waterbury’s Women Republican club describing the G O P dinner remarks by Holden. They claim he mentioned Bridgeport finances only in passing and did not target specific politicians. Officers deny any personal attacks and say no names were named during the talk.
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Women's Republican Lab
Waterbury
Benedict MV. Toleter
Hartford
Arthur F. Connor
Holden
Bridgeport
Martha Siebert
Women's Republican Club
Brigeport
Connecticut
Mr. Molen
Ming Stebert
Mra
John Sherwood
House approves reform of prohibition enforcement amid salary debate
In Washington the House passed a drastic revision of enforcement machinery by 198 to 4, proposing a Bureau of Prohibition under Treasury authority and a new Prohibition Bureau headed by commissioners. The plan includes reorganizing enforcement, consolidating power under Secretary Mellon, and facing opposition from dry leaders who call it a salaries grab.
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Treasury
Bureau of Prohibition
Senate
Guardia
Representativ Au
Heide
New Jersey
Black
Cullen
Somers
York
Ayn
Regil
Mellon
Healthes Prohibition Bureau
House
Republicxs
Maryland
Andrewer Work
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Michigan
Prohibition Administration
Andrew the Treasury
Andi
United States
la Guardia
Ord
Reprative Garner
Texas
Democrat
Garner Seid
Wheeler
Wayns B
Oliver
New York
Pra
Commers
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