Murder at Stamford gambling club during bold armed raid
A Dewey Club gambling resort near State Street Stamford was raided by nine armed men early Sunday. They looted thirty players including $32,000 in cash and jewelry, killed Bernard Kilkelly, and escaped before police pursued. John Heddy, 15, was arrested after a pursuit near Greenwich. other suspects Brown Giovanni Lipputh and Kilkelly’s killers faced later police actions.
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New Fork
Dewey Club
State Street
Stamford
Eairly
Bernard Kibtke
St. Johns Place
John Heddy
West Twentieth Street
New York
Greenwich
Sambing
Kilkelly
Steighford Street
Harry Cavanaugh
Charles Giovanni
Gheistopher Lipputh
Dewer
Nrbt
Jace Ballard
Charles Brown
Joan Reddy
Reddy
Zourzen
Brown
Kent
Geris
Hienoman
Kirke
Quintford
Greenigh
Pat's Bill
Tenn Mreddy
Alfred Johnson
John Ryan
Joseph Palmer
Bodies of two Americans recovered from ZR-2 wreck
London Aug 28 The bodies of Lieutenant Commander Emery Coli and Pettith a rigger, two Americans aboard the dirigible ZR-2, were recovered today during hull salvage at Hull. Colli's home was in Marlettx Ohio. The Air Ministry announced the update in the evening.
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London
Associated Press
Emery Coli
Nuan A Ad Pettith
Hull
Air Ministry
Coll
Afarlettx
Ohio
United States Navy
Pet Tit
New York
Anne
State Policeman Held for Reckless Driving
Ballantyne Jr from Gurdun Street recently appointed to the state police force on Saturday night from Norwalk Point struck Deene Mecander of Port Street while crossing to Bayland Norwalk. Mecander suffered multiple injuries including broken shoulder second leg several broken ribs a severe scalp wound and possible skull fracture. Ballantyne is charged with reckless driving and released on his own recognizance.
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Tames Ballentyne, Jr
Gurdun Street
Roton Point
Norwalk
Deene
Ballantyne
New Haven P Drobbed of 10000 in Post Office Theft
New Haven officials disclosed a $10,000 robbery tied to a post office parcel. Boston inspectors traced the missing money, in mixed twenty fifty and one hundred dollar bills, from the Broadway Bank and Trust to National City Bank of New York, with one parcel never arriving. Insurance status and a suspected substitute package are under investigation.
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New Haven
Boston
National City Bank of New York
Brosdwar Bank
Trust Company
New York
Broadway Bank and Trust Company
Facent Bank
Insurance Company
Interest on Postal Savings Urged For Higher Returns
Washington plans to raise postal savings interest from two to three percent and boost the maximum allowed deposit to 3 000. The proposal, backed by Federal Reserve Board members, bankers, and officials, would expand depositary offices and permit joint deposits while paying interest on deposits under one year.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Postol Fee Department
Aizys
Steenerson
Government of
Joint Deposit
Marie Antoinette Relic Sold by Wilsons for $30
A Marie Antoinette relic from the French government and other former President and Mrs. Wilson items were auctioned during the Wilson exodus from the White House. The sale totaled thirty dollars amid bungled handling and anonymous crates of undesired articles.
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Marie Antoinette
Wilsons
Washington
Allig
Wilson
White Horse
Allies to Reinforce Troops in Silesia
Berlin reports August 24 that British French and Italian ambassadors informed Germany of their governments plan to send reinforcements into Upper Silesia. Germany was asked to arrange transport for the troops.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Upper Silesia
Gompers Urges Labor Voice at Arms Parley
Atlantic City dispatch reports Samuel Gompers AF L president urging nations to grant labor a seat on their arms conference delegations. He calls disarmament talks a burden on workers and asks President Harding to appoint labor representatives to the American commission, pledging federation support for disarmament.
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Gompers
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tonnant
Washington
Gompers ii
Frst
Aspers
Washingtom
United States
Walte House
Harding
Amerian Commission
Strike ballots sent to 409000 railroad men
In Cleveland on August 28 strike ballots were mailed to 409000 members of four brotherhoods and the Switchmen's Union of North America. The ballots show divergence in views among the five groups as they consider a $100 million wage reduction. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, and the Order of Railway Conductors used a joint ballot, while the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen conducted a separate vote.
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Cleveland
Yilroad
Switchmen’s Union
North Ameriia
Clct
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhowl
Finsnen
Order &T Railway
Brotherhood of Railroad
Prepare for Fight DL Men Told Prepare for Fight
In Scranton Pennsylvania on August 28, J Maloney, general chairman of the Lackawanna system federation, urged Delaware Lackawanna and Western roundhouse and shop workers to save money and stockpile food and coal. He warned a strike would come when the time is right and said it would be authorized by international organizations and be general unless companies concede.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
J. Maloney
Lackatvanns System Federation
Maloney
Mr. Maroney
Dublin Castle
England
Ireland
Hamar Greenwood
Myrmidens
Llnyd-George
Herec
Crown
Dub- Naas
Cork
Herry
de Valera
Ater
Greenwood
Ingland
Lloyd- George
Hales and Mawlings
Petaine
Fochs
France
Verdun
Ulster Alliance to Hold Open Air Meetings
Nationalist Ulster Alliance members voted to stage a series of open air gatherings over the next two weeks to advocate Ireland's future publicly. Sean Conway and other speakers from New York will address the crowds. the first event is planned for the 2t Middle and Wall streets area this week.
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Ulster Alliance
Ireland
Cass
Bridgeport
Sean Conway
New York
Middle
Wall Streats
President Harding to convene national unemployment conference
Secretary Hoover announced that President Harding will call a national conference next month to study unemployment, speed up recovery, and coordinate measures with industry and government. About 40 members will represent the country, with labor and commerce departments coordinating.
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Washington
Aus
Harding
Hoover
FOV
Ornors
Commerce Department
Labor Department
Labor
White Sox Players Traded to Minnesota Club
Dominick Mukennan and Jack Wieneke of the Chicago White Sox were released to the Minneapolis club of the American Association under option.
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Phicago
Dominick Mukennan
Jack Wieneke
Etehera
Chicago Whits Sox
Minnespalia Club
American Associa Hon
Five miners fall in encounter with state troopers
Five miners clash with state troopers patrolling a West Virginia coal field region as the incident unfolds. The report outlines the confrontation and its immediate context within ongoing labor and security tensions in the area.
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West Virginia
Arrest in Norwalk leads to peace breach charge
Norwalk report states Williame A Armstrong of Aridguort was arrested at 1 30 PM after noon when he fought a filmey man. He faces a charge of breach of the peace as a result of the incident.
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Norwalk
Williame A Armstrong
Aridguort
Bresoh
Darkness Keeps Four Probably Dead After Beach Creek Shootout
State troopers and deputies clashed with an armed band near Beach Creek on the Boone Lay county line. Captain F R Brockus said five on foot opened fire, with at least four prisoners killed or wounded. eleven prisoners were captured, four escaped, and others were carried away as darkness fell. The patrol reported civilians in disguise hampered identification and noted continued danger as night approached.
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Ethel
W. VA
Oh Beach Creek
Boone-Lay
F. R. Brockng
Brockis
Falen
Ising
Vey
Clesh
Brockus
Logan
Bilsir
Sharples
Beem
Sherples
Broackus
Yeparas
Peice
Brock
Alleged speeder held as trespass arrests noted
A man named Nicholas Manlato of 481 Pems broke a street speed limit, arrest reported for speeding at 38 miles an hour on Connecticut Avenue. Railroad policemen yesterday arrested three men for trespassing on railroad property.
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Nicholas Manlato
Broke Street
Yeaterday
Daily Atmanag Almanac Caption With Sun Sets and High Water
An almanac style note lists sun rise and set times, sun positions, and water levels for the vicinity near Middlebrook. It provides brief daily observations on tides and low water conditions.
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Brt
Perr
Middlebrook Almanac
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