Girls recount sensational beating after auto ride
Two men were jailed on grave charges after alleged brutal assault of two 17 year old girls following a car ride. The victims Mary Johnson and Duncie Brown described being held at a beach cottage for a night as they resisted advances. The suspects, Joevon Moho and Stevens, deny wrongdoing and claim they were invited for a ride and released after a liquor influence. The case hinges on the two hour police examination and statements by prosecutors and officers.
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Mary Johnson
Noble Argiue
Duncie Brown
Naugawick Gardens
Devon
Augatuck Avenas
Aid Orgy Stevens
Spring Street
Joevon Moho
Ang
Het
Gates
Pittsfieid
Connecticut
Fla
Bridgeport
Stevens
Milford
Vincent Kenting
Patrick J. Wianhagan
Michael Arnoyky
Bu‘youn
Murphy
Auger
Mosier
Stevene
Joss Lield
Cailer
Lncy
Charter Board to Decide Form of Government in Bridgeport
City Charter Commission members met to review forms of city government including mayor and aldermen options. William Hincks announced the panel will study plans from other cities and decide a plan by the next meeting. He noted expenditures may be requested from the common council but details were not specified.
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Mentiva
Atom
Sianazey
Isco
Bridgeport
William ‘l. Hincks
Ponmupissiosn
Jineks Eaid
Uoetea
McQuinness
John J. McGuinness
Uve
Indicted in Bronx Wife Murder Case
Abraham Becker, a chauffeur, is indicted for the murder of his wife Yonnie Becker whose body was found buried alive in a quicklime grave in a Bronx vacant lot. Investigators say she was beaten and her hands and face were covered, with signs she briefly regained consciousness before death. The case emerged after sons testified and led to the grave discovery, ending a search that began last April.
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New York
Dev
Abrahama Becker
Yonnie
Bronx
Becker
Jar
Karl Kenpard
Bronx County
Tig
Kennard
Q Rubin Novklas
Wanamaker Shows Improvement After Illness
Report from Philadelphia describes John Wanamaker’s condition improving at home. A physician stated there is no danger, though exact status remains cautious. The note emphasizes progress despite earlier health concerns.
Valentino Receives $1,250 For Week's Work in Pictures
Valentino appeals from an injunction blocking him from acting for anyone but Knamous Players Lasky. The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court hears arguments on his contract payoff and weekly rate, with attorney Marshall claiming $1 256000 as three years salary. Justice Proctor questions the enforcement as the actor, described as unable to speak English upon arrival, is unfamiliar with star contracts and moving picture contracts. Decision reserved.
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Yolus
Rodolph Ajuatino
Moving Picture Stu
Todas da Tine Appellate
Supréme = Court
Knamous Players-Lasky Corporation
Laws Mar_ ahail
Corporation
Supreme Court
John Proctor Lark
Marshall
Calentino
Valentino
Vlentino
Italian Immigrants Barred until June 30
In New York today officials announced that Italian immigrants will be barred from entering the United States after June 30. The action follows a report that Italian arrivals exceeded the yearly quota by 855, prompting the use of the remaining allotment.
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NW York
Italy
United States
Tiger of France rests in guarded St. Louis
The famed racehorse Tiger of France, transported to St. Louis, lies under tight guard amid ongoing preparations and medical oversight. Trainers report stable health, with fans hopeful for a swift return to competition.
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TIGER
France
ST. Louis
Clemenceau Arrives in St Louis Amid Threats and Guards
St Louis swarmed with flags as Georges Clemenceau arrived for a two o clock rally. Police reinforced security around the Pulitzer home amid four threatening letters, while the Tiger of France prepared to address crowds with heavy guard presence and silent vigilance throughout the day.
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ST. Louis
Des
Associated Press
St Louis
Georges Clemenceau
Tiger
France
Amer
O'Brien
Kiel
Cnanney
Clemencent
Pulitzer
Ponzi Acquitted On Larceny Count In Boston Trial
Charles Ponzi, once famed financier, is acquitted on a larceny count in the Massachusetts superior court. His wife collapses upon hearing the verdict as spectators and security note the outcome.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Superior Court
Pons
Plymouth
Pomal Gourney Fourie
Meg. Banal
Wadhoon
Kinkead's Slayer Swallows Poison in New York
Olivi Stone, a trained nurse connected to Cinemn ad, attempted suicide by ingesting poison at a New York hotel after being acquitted last April in the murder of Elis Guy Kinkead, the Brooklyn attorney and former cor reation.conpgel of Cinecinnatil. She was rushed to Thrivlug hospital with injuries deemed serious but non fatal.
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New York
Bes
Olivi Stone
Cinemn@ad
Elis Guy Kinkead
Brooklyn
Correation
Cinecinnatil
China and Japan Sign Shantang Agreement
Tokyo reports the signing of a bilateral accord between China and Japan at nine o'clock in the morning. The agreement covers several trade and political topics though certain issues remain to be settled later after evaluation and consideration by both governments.
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China
Japan
Tokio
Wil Laba
Safe Obeys Law Mayor Says Ku Klux Klan Ban Possible
Mayor Atwater and local officials reveal a split stance on whether Ku Klux Klan members should be barred from public office. Some say they obey the law and should not be bothered. others urge discharging employees who disobey. Democratic chairman McGuinness supports a broader national view. Continued on Page Two.
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Otid Bty
Rugus
Atwater
Atawater
Ku Klux Klan
Open Forum forms Progressive bloc in Congress
In Washington, Progressives Republicans and Democrats formed a bipartisan bloc led by Senator La Follette and Representative Huddle to push liberal legislation. About 40 lawmakers endorsed a plan to ban politics as a privilege, with open meetings scheduled and a public dinner to follow in a bid to drive special interests out of government.
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Waseington
Anowner
nToe
Congress
Sion
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Huddleiston
Alabama
Senate
Liv
Ion
Boalweay
Doe Moryty
Teinatovin
Elynt
Rockefeller Funeral Plans Delayed
Reported delays in funeral arrangements for Rockefeller, nephew of a prominent figure, after his death following complications from exposure at a Yale Harvard football game. Word from his wife, who was abroad, is awaited as officials confirm details.
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New York
Der
Rackafelier
Feller
Witt
Evropi
Jayshigi
Reward Fund for General Electric Workers Recognition
General Electric creates a 400000 reward fund to honor employee service and boost efficiency. First annual prizes total 11090 dollars for notable plant contributions, plus a 1000 dollar medal for the top employee effort and a 1000 dollar award for the best company contribution. An advisory committee will oversee awards to promote research and abroad study via scholarships.
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General Electric Company
Bridgeport
Charlie A Coffin
Coffin
Charlea A. Gof
Charles Ay Cottin
Thy Empatoyes
Scenereckin
Americin
Parnerat Vilenompany
Fairfield Quota Doubled As Red Cross Drive Ends
Fairfield hosts a Red Cross drive closing meeting where the goal rose from $1,170 to $2,200 with $1,170 subscribed and the rest to be raised by envelopes. Ruth Childs chaired the committee as plans included a banquet for Fairfield High School's football team and a subsequent dance and turkey supper events.
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Fairfield
Paine Reid
Miss Ruth Childs
Yenurop
Thera
Christina
Svalnae
Red Cross
Ihif
Ilra
Hugy S. Glovar
Vieltine Nurse Association
Fairfeld
Seasson
Hel Southpot
Froman
Firemen's Hal
Pegemper
Red Men
Hell
President to Deliver Message in Person
President Herding will deliver in person his annual message to Congress when it reconvenes at the regular session. Official word from the White House today hinted at topics to be discussed, stating only that the Executive would deliver the message sometime next week.
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Washington
Herding
Congresa
White House
Impeachment Push Aims at Attorney General Daugherty
Representative Keller submits a partial list of specifications to the House Judiciary Committee in a bid to impeach Attorney General Daugherty. The filing names Chief Justice William Howard Taft, former AG George W. Wickersham, Samuel Gompers and Guy Oyster, accusing Daugherty of appointing untrustworthy and corrupt individuals to key posts.
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Washington
Oscar I. Keller
Republic
Minnesota
House Judiciary Committee
B. Om. Daugherty
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Guy Oyster
Daugherty
Hie Bil
Partleyare
Kelley
House
Funeral services for Representative Mann in Congress Hall
Washington is to host funeral services for Representative James F B Mann at the House of Representatives chamber after his death at his home. The rites will be conducted by Rev Tammen and Dr J S Montgomery with attendance expected from the President the Supreme Court and diplomatic corps. The body will later be sent to Chicago for burial.
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Washington
James FB. Mann
Frincis
House of Representatives
Myers
Tammen
Montgomery
House Chalin
Chicago
Burikt
Senate
Tome
Harding
Manns
Tadie
Williams Victim Of Apoplexy Garlick Finds
Auto psy performed by Samuel M Garlick shows Williams a member of a prominent family and night clerk at the Communal Wallace died of natural causes. Police inquiry into potential fall or push halted after medical examiner ruled death natural.
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Medea
Samuel M. Garlick
Roach Williams
Ommunarcial
Wallco
Water Street
Une
Willard
Wade
Democrats Seek Plum Posts In City Hall Shakeup
Democratic aldermen urged Mayor Atwater to purge Wilson holdovers and overhaul boards to create harmony. The confidential meeting discussed appointments, street cleaning policy, and traffic safety concerns, with little consensus on specific names or timetables.
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Atwater
Ravens creditors to receive nothing after bank injunction
Creditors of James H. Levens, a missing stock broker, face virtually no recovery from the bankrupt estate as an injunction restrains City National Bank from transferring security assets. The case centers on shares of American Chain and a Bethlehem Steel bond pledged for loans to Levens, with notes totaling about 8,596 dollars and bank claims higher than market value.
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James H. Levens
Christopher L Avery
American China Company
Henry Gresnatein
Beach
Mara
I! Shires
American Chain Company
Praterced
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Wort
Hayang
Referen Keogh
TDIE LOVING ENGLAND IRISH LEADER MESSAGE
Dublin Des 1 extracts from letters by Erskin Childers to his wife on the eve of his execution show calm resolve and deep love for Ireland He says he hopes England’s fate may change and laments the postponement of the sentence He notes hatred toward England but declares loving England and praying for a shift in its attitude toward Ireland The piece frames his death wish as a soldier’s duty and near martyrdom
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Dublin
Des
Br Associated: Press
Ersixine Childers
Ireland
Engand
Winston Spencer Churchill
England
Childers
Uni’ Teuc
Li Uie
Auf Fey
Children Blamed for Theft Of Missing Auto and Horse
Bridgeport police report two motorized items and a horse went missing from the American Railway Express office in New Haven. Bridgeport detectives say three Bridgeport boys aged six, seven, and nine confessed to stealing one box containing photographs and stockings. They deny older accomplices and claim the stolen goods were not valuable to them.
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Bridgeport
American Railway Express Company
New Haven
New Fliven
Yesstoray
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