Fugitive Barry Comrade Captured Near New London
James Francisco Monahan alias Boston Billy Williams, linked to the Livermore home robbery, was shot in the leg and captured by Nassau and Burna detectives after a chase from Sound View to Lyme. Monahan, son of Judge Webster Thayer in Worcester, denied complicity in the Livermore burglary and said he knew Barry from New York gambling houses. He was taken to Mineola for trial after hospital treatment in New London.
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New York
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Barry
Monahan
Jesse L. Livermore
Great Neck
L. Y
Gordgg E. Hurley
Nassau County Plice
Charles H Sharatan
Burna Detective Agency
Feld
Hurley
Jocal
Mineola
N. Y
Livermore
Greenport
L. I
Boston
Billy Williams
James Francisco Monahan
Wood Hails War Dept Rule of Filipinos
Washington July 7 The Administrative control of The Philippine Islands should stay with the War department not move to the Interior department says Governor General Wood while on leave after a conference with Secretary Davis and Major General Frank McIntyre. He noted the islands favor independence is an utopian dream causing higher taxes and reduced trade and urged the administration to retain jurisdiction with the War department. Continued on Page Two.
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Washington
Associated Frees
Philippine Islands
War Department
Interior Department
Wood
Devis
Frank McIntyre
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Coolidge
Philippines
Sules
Deposed Doctor Says Grand Jury Threatened Him
New Haven July 7 Associated Press. Dr Frank E Gavins of Bridgeport surrendered his Connecticut medical license in January 1924 to the Hartford Grand Jury over the diplomatic situation. Gavins testified the surrender was voluntary after the foreman warned he would take it away. Beardsley West Hartford secretary of the Grand Jury corroborated the surrender. The appeal argues the Grand Jury had no right to demand or accept the license and that privilege to practice could only be removed by lawful revocation. Continued on page two.
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Frank E. Gavins
Benedict E. Holden
Bridgeport
Eclectics
New Haven
Associated Press
Connecticut
Hartford
Gavies
Harold J. Beardsley
West Hartford
Holden
D. E. Brennan
Gavins
Grand Jury
Jam P. Sachs
Missouri
America
Byrd
South Pole
Navy Department
Sorduta
Brazil
Arabia
North Pole
The
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Lowe
Bridgeport News Highlights From An Uncertain Day
Fragmented items report grants, certifications, and local disputes across Bridgeport and surrounding towns. Governor praise for Seeley. district notes on elections, road incidents, and public safety measures.
Dr McCoy Weight Reducing Class Report Progress
Readers learn the eleventh day of Dr McCoy's weight reducing class notes steady diet and exercise have been worthwhile with no fatigue or discomfort reported. The article signals continuation on page 13.
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Dr. McCoy
Overweightera
Westport Woman Learns of Safety of Son and Wife
Mrs. BP. H. Hussey visiting Westport learned by telegram that her son Arthur M. Hussey and his wife, both New Rochelle school teachers, were safe after being missing since Friday in a storm near Crawford Notch New Hampshire. The couple, experienced hikers, sheltered in a temporary shelter built by Arthur and waited out the blizzard before continuing to Mount Willey camp ground.
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BP. H. Hussey
Wwestport
Arthur M. Hussey
White Mountains
Crawford Notch
New Hampshire
Mr. Hussey
Appalachian Mountain Club
Davis
Mount Willey
Car Plunges 650 Feet After Guard Rail Collapse
Two men and a girl escaped death when their car skidded on wet pavement near Stratford and crashed through the guard railing on the Washington bridge approach. It plunged about 650 feet to the ground below, inflicting multiple injuries. Alfred Veilleux and Muriel Asselin suffered injuries. Alonzo Cloutier and the passenger endured more severe harm. The vehicle flipped several times. driver reported loss of control before the fall. The group was treated at Milford Hospital.
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Stratford
Washington Bridge
Milford Hosital
Alfred Veilleux
Bates Strest
Lewinton
Muriel Asselin
Ackiid Street
Jarmaica
Alonzo Cloutier
Bhawmut Street
Lewiston
Cloutier
Milford
Ford Disavows Anti Jewish Articles Editor Blames Himself
Henry Ford orders Dearborn Independent to discontinue all articles hostile to Jews and withdraws pamphlet The International Jew from circulation He says he is mortified by the journal and repudiates antisemitic content while praising Jewish contributions and condemning wholesale attacks
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The
Star Co
Henry Ford
Dearborn Independent
Ford
Louisy Marshall
New York
Jow
Bicycle Windmill Boat To Cross Atlantic From England
Warrington England July 7 By Associated Press a 12 foot long steel boat named the Carrie is built by William Oldham to sail from England to New York using wind and manual power. It features a two blade screw pedal cycle and a windmill with six compartments and four windows. Two persons may ride but no full sleeping space. Oldham estimates a 40 day voyage.
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Warrington
England
Associated Press
William Oldham
New York
Oldham
Carrie
Norwalk Tornado Strips Shore Concession Roofs
A tornado from the southwest struck Norwalk yesterday afternoon, ripping roofs at Raton Point and several concessions, blowing down wires and forcing park closures. Weather officials described rare Connecticut tornado behavior with humid air and a high wind, noting a sudden temperature drop and a narrow, local path of about 100 yards.
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Norwalk
Raton Point
Leonard M. Bart
United States Weather Bureau
New Haven
Connecticut
Tarr
Hall
Arms capture may nip revolt in bad import plot
New York July 7 The seizure of 960 rifles and 100000 rounds of ammunition on a dingy steamer bound for the Caribbean convinced federal agents another Central American revolt had been nipped. Three suspects named Anrique Cennara Vincent Gonzales and Harold Teeters were arrested near the East River pier and held on bonds.
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New York
Associated Press
Caribbean Sea
Ofanrique Cennara
Vincent Gonzales
Harold Teeters
United States
Frank Catineln
Fire Commissioner’s Dog Dolph Killed After Turpentine Blinded Him
Milford July 1 Special Correspondent Dolph a German born police dog valued at 500 by owner William M O Hara president of the Board of Fire Commissioners was killed by a police officer after being blinded and burned by turpentine applied following a paint rub. The dog once served as sentinel and breeding animal on the commissioners grounds, shocking the O Hara family with the loss.
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Milford
Dolph
Iss
William M. O'Hara
Board of Fire Commissanners
Dolply
Marie O'Hara
O'Hara
American Kennel Club
Hia Maeter
Byrd and Levine Plans for South Pole Flight in Paris
In Paris on July 7 Associated Press reports Charles Levine announced Maurice Drouhin, France’s leading airman, was chosen to fly the Columbia back to America with Levine as passenger. Clarence Chamberlin will accompany to Croydon to coach Drouhin. Debate over Levine’s experience persists amid ongoing European stops as Byrd's party receives praise and medals from French groups.
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Byrd
South Pole
Paris
Levine
Charles Levine
Maurice Drouhin
America
Croydon
England
Chamberlin
Droukin
Bellanca
Drouhin
Prouhin
France
New York
Paria
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Bert Acosta
Europe
Drovhin
Tandon
Charla A. Levine
South
Ampton
Three Judges Hear Cline Case In Rockville
Leonard Cine, playwright and novelist, stands accused of murdering Wilfred P. Irwin. A three-judge panel will hear the case in Tolland County, after Judge Edward Yeomans ruled following an opinion from Chief Justice Wheeler. The defendant’s trial is slated for the September term of Criminal Superior Court in Tolland County.
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Rockville
Canan
Associated Press
Leonard Cine
Wilfred P. Irwin
Edward M. Yeomans
Thomas F. Noone
Tolland County
William King
Willimantic
Cine
Cline
Criminal Superior Court
Yeoman
George W. Wheeler
State Supreme Court of Errors
Five Railroads May Add Air Lines
Cedar Point, Ohio on July 7. Five large railroad companies discussed supplementing rail passenger service with air passenger service. William P. MacCracken Jr. said the lines have not completed arrangements yet.
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Cedar Point
Ohio
Associated Presa
William P. MacCracken, Jr
Commerce
MacCracken
American Bar Association
Ohio Bar Association
Courtney Plane Final Test Under British Oversight
Air Marshal Sir Sefton Brancker inspected the Dornier Napier dubbed Whale at Calshot Naval Flying Base to back Captain Frank T. Courtney’s planned westward Atlantic flight. Brancker praised the craft and promised English civilian aviation support while Courtney said final trials would occur over the weekend and departure would follow rapid adjustments.
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Calshof Naval
England
Sir Sefton Brancker
Great Britain
Cornier-Napier
Frank T. Courtney
Atlantic
Courtney
Sir Sefton
Hll
Captain Courtney
Italy
Dornier-Napier
Mayor Grants Four Gas Station Pleas In City
Mayor Behrens granted four gasoline station permits and denied two. Denied were a Noble avenue Putnam corner request and Samuel Slavin at 38 Gregory street due to church proximity and limited space. Approved: United Service Stations Inc for Knowlton Arctic, Frank Giaquinto Hamilton Pembroke, Mas Maler Mountain Grove Dewey, Harry Cohn Mat Street.
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Behrens
Texas Company
Noble Avenue
Putnam
Samuel Slavin
Gregory Street
Moble Avenue
Slavin
United Service Stations, Inc
New York
Knowlton
Arctic
Frank Giaquinto
Hamilton
Pembroke
Masaiming Maler
Mountain Grove
Dewey
Harry Cohn
Mat
Good Old Family Doctor Prof William Lyon Phelps Interview
In the Telegram Interview Professor William Lyon Phelps praises the local family doctor as one of the most useful men in any community. He stresses the doctor's role in daily life and community well being, highlighting trust, accessibility, and steady care.
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William Lyon Phelps
Settlement Ends Hazing Controversy at County Hospital
In New York on July 7 the hazing controversy over Jewish internes at the county hospital was settled when assault charges were withdrawn after a letter from gentile staff apologized for the June 20 incident. Plaintiffs Dr. Soloway Dr. Borew and Dr. Katskee were present as Magistrate McGuire supervised the withdrawal amid pleas that prejudice has no place in institutions. Six internes suspended by the hospital were named including Dr Louis Armstrong and Dr Willam Willis.
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New York
Ie Press
Non County
Siz
Re. Hynan A. Soloway
Louis Borew
Edward Katskee
McGuire
F.aoe Br
Eeeaneth Clough
W. B
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Billy” Williams
Lyme
Conn
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Posing Is
Son
Webster Thayer
Worces
Ter, Mass
State's Prison
James
Francis Monahan
Boston Birly
Williams
Thayer
Arthur Barry
Here
Sound View
Stard
Seeley
Perelon
Gnidiere
Trumbull
Nickle
Hilleide
Elty
Crank
Fairfield County
Coy
Comerde
Arthue Ray Jr
Tyme
Nays de Waa
Page & Westport
Fairfield
Attenl Milford
Asten
Temada
Huntington
Mutford
Yusteyjiluy
Shroe
Jdaes
Cate
New
Ching
Pal
Westport
Ilames
Helfer
Faruer
W. CO. A
Ange
Fighten Anen
Socco
Georgia Woo
Swith
New York National Guardsmen
Eral Rie
T Nance
Carelena
Lax
W York Dey
Ennrgea
Verre
Federal Board of Education
Sheffield
Palley
Forrig. Pyrt
Amka
Leviathan
Levine Girks
Fight Back
Amer- Ica
Columbia
Unide Viane
Chawiher- Ma
Tage
Kiluiea Roleans
Bingham
Soniia
Matilda Houghton
Tapa
Wilde Felt
Fiji
Ateadr
Colton
Kane
Profs
Albans
Hruvidenre
Taso Sinnera
Cube
Fleet
Navianad Tengu
Lege Nobina
Nrda
Telstonal
Americas
Brooklawn
Tate
Stratford Bridge
Arthur Brisbane
Caribbean Republic
Cop
Backer
Associated
Ger
Clarence Chamberlin, Droukin and
Vienna
Austria
Marienbad
Czechoslovakia
Lesine
Wilbur
Navy
N.A.N. A
Telegram
Alliance
Vepyright
Alliaice
Weatminster Gazette
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