Wakeman resigns as Compo Beach first assistant
Wakeman resigns from his post at Compo Beach to devote time to a business venture. Edward Quinn of Greens Farms will replace Platt as first assistant to Frank Clayton, with a new office and expanded duties at the beach. Quinn, a Yale graduate and former pitcher, faces a shoulder injury and may be sidelined. The beach cottage at Compo Beach is under construction and new patrols begin this weekend with a schedule for lifeguards and relay teams.
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Ecompo Brag
Wakeman
Hiaga
Mi Wrkeman
Mander Frank Cliyton
Edoward Quinn
Greans Farms
Ada ‘Red
Beach Force
Hoerbert Blatt
Quinn
Platt
Ife
Yale University
Edward Quint
Beach
Yale
Walter Vorr
C. & Toy
Harold Stearns
Starestre
Compo Beach
Roy Sherman
Dianey
Sommodore Addison Austin
Ompo Life Guards
William Grumman
George Mitchel, Jr
Lorin Shiffen
Hat Kemper
John Cahill
Ryier Friedlander
Donald Taylor
Harry Quinn
Was
Benjamin
Crampion
Arthur Taylor
Raymond Vittely
Allen Betts
Ofanu Colgar
Ralph Nolan
Secretary Tiew
Tay Acres
Compo
Fem
Ench
John M. Deyo
Firat
Schurch
Danbury
Tull Swing
Jeca
Pasengers
Hassan
New Haven
Annie J
Rise of
Flock “Island
Bankrupt dealer in 2781 Main Street appoints receiver
Daniel Tafty, who ran an automobile accessory store at 2781 Main Street, was adjudicated bankrupt. Referee In Bankruptcy Roogh accepted the papers and appointed Attorney Paul Goldberg as receiver under a $2,000 bond. A composition with creditors is expected. Washington reports also note a Bergdoll alien property case dismissal in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tafty
Main Street
Roogh
Paul Goldberg
Bankupt Whl
Stowaway Arrested On German Minister Request
Hoboken reports Stowaway Max Peterson aboard the President Taft admits membership in the Ehrhardt Brigade and claims knowledge of the Rathenau assassination plot. He allegedly confessed fearing consequences, as officials disclose he was found after a Berlin government wire request.
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Rathenau
Hoboken
W. Y
Max Peterson
Taft
Ehrhardt Brigade
Brooklyn
Walter Rathones
Foreign Affairs
Ship of Justice Department
Jess
Berlin
Burkhart
Petersen
Petition to Review Pickford Divorce Denied
Nevada Supreme Court denies petition to review the divorce case of Mary Peace and Owen Moore. Attorney General Leonard Fowler sought action. court previously upheld the order granting alimony.
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Pickford
Larson City
Neve
Fthleupreme Court of Nevada
Leonard B. Fowler
Diverea
Mary Peace
Owen Moore
al Meleton
Supreme Court
Alvorer
Brooklyn bootlegger Wanatta found guilty in Volstead case
After four hours deliberation a Brooklyn jury convicted John T. Wanatta known as the King of the bootleggers on a Volstead Act violation. Sentenced to 18 months in Atlanta prison and a 36090 fine. Wanatta vows to appeal as witnesses testified to wholesale bootlegging and his sister testified for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
John T. Vanatin
Ace Ag
Sederic Tuege Charfield
Atlanta
Wanatta
Invasion victory golfers delayed reception aboard Aquitania
The Aquitania could not reach Quarantine today delaying the welcome for three American golfers returning from a victorious invasion of England. On board are Walserhagen winner of the British championship Jim Barnes the Yunneraup and Jock Hutchison who finished fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquitania
England
Walserhagen
Jim Barnes
Yunneraup
Jock Hutchison
New York Bandits Seize $1400 Payroll
Two men robbed Meyer Goldberg, cashier for Neptune Raincoat Co., of a $1400 payroll on Broadway. They forced the elevator to basement, bound Goldberg, and forced him into a corner as the suspects fled through the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Neptune Raincoat Company
Meyer Goldberg
Aimk
Goldberg
Jung
Outelda
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Tompavli
Ital
Oa Lao
Bragedom
Washington
Emma
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Grovar C. Bergdot
Tustlee Jennings Bailey
Columbia Supreme Co
Grant
Oxfords
Sateens
SALE
Mercorized
W. T. Grant Company
Heather
Oxford
Palm Beach
Mohair
Szie Price
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