Knapp Sought in Long Island Huntey Case of Slain Taxicab Driver
Albany dispatch reports Philip A Perce wart search widened as police trace calls to Knapp with ties to Syracuse youth classmates and a Thousand Islands hideout. Investigators examine a Stanwix Hall Albany hotel register signature linked to a potential deserter.
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King
New York City
R W Morte
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Alexandria Bay
Knapp
Thousand Islands
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Welesley Island
Tisiteg
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Harold King
Ausau County
New York
Philip A Perce
E & Rogers
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Rovere
Campaign on Beer Planned by U S Government
The federal government plans a new nationwide campaign to curb high alcohol beer and enforce stricter rules. New regulations aim to require a federal permit for brewing and impose swift action by U S attorneys against violators. Prohibition agents would monitor cases and tracking of each progress in court.
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United States
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Andrews
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Moron
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Senate
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Cap Washes Ashore in Seaside Park Hints at Missing Boy
An eight year old boy from 280 Haneak Avenue Balaz Veres was found dead on Seaside Park beach after a cap washed ashore. Stephen Brodie alerted police, and the cap was handed to Sergeant Dryla. Authorities fear the boy did not survive and plan to search the water tomorrow.
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Samuel Veres
Wie Balaz Veres
Haneak Avenue
Seaside Park
Stephen Brodie
Hancock Avenue
Brodie
Sergeant Dryla
Police Department
Sean
Haa
Ite
Searide Park
MacMillan Ship Repairs After Propeller Breakage Force Arctic Run
MacMillan Arctic expedition ships returned to Hopedale to repair a damaged propeller on the Bowdon before attempting a 690 mile run to Baffin Bay. Messages indicate plans to depart Hopedale for coal and oil resupply and to reach Bowdoin with a spare propeller, weather permitting.
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Washington
Hopedale
National Geographic Safety
Bowdoin
Peary
Godhaven
Bowdon
Bowdoln
Club Collapse Trial Set for Monday in Boston Case
Judge Cunmus of Suffolk Superior Court set Monday as the trial date for pine men indicted by the grand jury for manslaughter in the July 4 Pukwieh Club disaster. The incident at the club building killed 44 people. Defendants include club officials contractors an architect and two city building department employees.
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Boston
Cunmus
Suffolk Superior Court
Cat Larse
Pukwieh Club
Ely Tulding Department
Dawson Dies of Heart Failure at 49
George Frederick Dawson aged 49 of 424 Commercial Street died suddenly of heart failure last night at his home. The city ambulance found him dead on arrival. He had endured chronic heart trouble for two to three years. He was a member of the firm Janes Dawson and Sons, a local contracting concern.
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George Drederick Dawson
NelLuca
Mr Dawson
Janes Dawson and Sons
Boy Shot in Hand on July Fourth Dies in Manchester
James Garlako, 19, died of lockjaw in Manchester after a July 4 accident while firing a 22 calibre blank cartridge. The weapon exploded injuring his left hand two days earlier, leading to infection and death.
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Manchester
James Garlako
Germany delays security pact reply amid cabinet conflict
Berlin reports that Germany has not yet finalized its reply to the foreign minister's inquiry on a European security pact. A cabinet plenary was postponed to Wednesday to seek agreement on the final draft before sending it to Paris and to the Reichstag foreign relations committee.
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Committee of Foreign Relations
Reichstag
Paris
Thas
Milford Man Sentenced in Atlanta for Bucket Shop Schemes
Two men claimed as heads of bucket shops swindling New Englanders out of millions pled guilty before a Dreier Court. George W Field of Milford Conn and George W Morse of New York received a year and a day in the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, while.p.binomious Collateral defendants faced probation. The schemes used multiple brokerages and branches across New England and Connecticut to defraud investors, with victims mainly in New England.
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George Field
George W Morse and Company
Field Brothers and Hall
Broad Street
New Irneland
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Lowell
Haverhill
Lawreace
Adams North Adams
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Sprinefield
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Derby
Bridgeport
New Haven
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Waterbury
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Norwich
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Iscene Noh
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Anastasia
Mayor's Duty to Execute Laws Is Trumbull's Reply
Hartford AP reports Governor Trumbull dismisses a challenge to Bridgeport Mayor Behrens. He states the mayor's duty is to execute laws as written by the Legislature. The governor spoke while leaving Hartford for a Lake Ontario convention and travel planned through Friday.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
Behrers
Trumbill
Lake Ontara
British Doctor Reports Finding Cancer Germ May Solve Problem
London reports in July that Dr William E Gye and Dr J F Barnard have made the cancer virus visible and photographable. The Lancet will publish notes asserting living cancer existence and linking Barnard’s observations with Gye’s experiments, suggesting a potential solution to cancer.
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Br William
E Gye
British Institute of Medical Research
J F Barnard
Kings College London
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Lancet
Gye
Barnards
Dr Gye
Names Selected for City Normal School Entrance
Superintendent E Everett Cort right names 38 Bridgeport High graduates from 124 candidates for entry to City Normal School after passing a physical. The list includes Alice Aarons, Alice Barratt, Gladys Bloch, Bertha Bradley, Jennie Buccino, Frances Rudnick, Eva Dabbs, Stella Dragan, Dinah Lisler, Marion Byers, Anna Finn, Ruth FitzRoy, Mabel Manison, Dorothy Forbush, Eleanor Grandfield, Christin Hall, Edna Johnson, Katherine Hokane, Hilda Kanlan, Mary Beenan, Irene Kochiss, Marion Tarkin, Mary Leary, Ruth Evitin, Marjorie Munich, Harel Noonan, Aileen McConnor, Mabel Fleck, Anna Reichenbach, Anna Reilly, Olga Shenning, Freda Sherman, Fannie Sirkin, Tiplen Steponitis, Sylvia Stone, Beatrice Wetherway, Freda Weddberg. All entrants held at least 80 percent average in recent studies and passed required tests.
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Pasada
Alice Aarons
Laurel Avenue
Alice
Barratt
Norman Street
Gladys C Bloch
Colorado Ave
Bertha M Bradley
Jennie M Sbuccino
Nichols Street
Frances L. Rudnick
Howard Avenue
Eva Dabbs
Willow Street
Stella Dragan
Hallett Street
Dinah Lisler
Atlantic
Sheridan Street
Marion Tarkin
Maplewood
Mary @ Leary
Black Rock Avenue
Ruth Evitin
Wallace Street
Marjorie B
Munich
Harel
Noonan
Bixth
Aileen Mc'Connor
Gregory Street
Mabel Fleck
Woodland Avenue
Anna E Reichenbach
Winter Street
Anna M_ Reilly
Central
Baldwin Street
Fannie Sirkin
Myrtle Avenue
Tiplen
Steponitis
Gregory
Sylvia Stone
Buckingham Street
Beatrice Wetherway
Ridgefield Avenue
Freda Weddberg
Denver Avenue
Flood danger averted in New York after subway disruption
After a collapse threat near Steinway Inn and damage to the Grand Central area, engineers report the tunnel and Fifth Avenue sidewalk subsidence controlled. Train service between Crane Central and Times Square resumes. transit delays persist and city officials warn motorists and pedestrians to expect further impact through the evening.
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Steinway Inn
Crane Central Station
Mes Square
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Potine
Steinway
Fifth Avenue
Stree Ania
Ondecresttown
Ear Bite Incident Stuns Housatonic Resident
Joseph Forte of 815 Housatonic Avenue was treated at Emergency Hospital for a lacerated ear after a so called friend bit him during a dispute Sunday night. Forte told Dr H A Savite he consented to a fight and was bitten when the other man refused to back down. The wound required two stitches.
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Joseph Forte
Housatonic Avenue
H A Savite
Forte
Doors of Nota.senom Close to 86 Applicants Cortright Announces
List of successful aspirants announced by Cortright with new teachers named at the Board of Education meeting. Page 1 notes.
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Senom
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Veres
Middle Street
Kelly
Garrity
Fairfield County
Stamford
Shelton Court
Daffy
Westport
Superior Court
Botsford
Milford
Bridgeport Doctor to Examine Inmate in Connecticut
Governor appointed Dr Wills H Crowe of New Haven and Dr Daniel M Griffin of Bridgeport to examine the mental condition of Cora Jackson, an inmate of the New Haven county jail, in a February 13 inquiry.
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Trumby
Wills H Crowe
New Haven
Daniel M Griffin
Bridgeport
Cora Jackson
Jair
Depsimea
Neal
Reserve Flyers Killed In Crash On Training
Lieutenants Richard H. Pera and Charles K. Hickey of the United States Army Aviation Reserve corps died instantly when their airplane crashed into a field near Mineola Long Island. They were undergoing annual training at Mitchel Field and were from the 446th Pursuit Squadron based in Boston. Hickey was the pilot and Pera the observer. they were testing a camera obscura gun.
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Richard H Pera
Charles K
United States Army Aviation Reserve Corps
Pol-Lo
Charles Weeks
Westbury
Mineola L. I
Mitchel Flel
Mying Corps
Hickey
Ferra
Pureult
First Corps
Bostor
Mass
Selectmen upheld in Duffy case by court decision
The Superior court upheld the Westport town Selectmen's dismissal of Captain Duffy as police captain, finding he was given a fair hearing and noting the actions were not for political reasons. The case, prompted by Duffy and followed by appeals, centered on conduct and alleged improper dismissal.
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Westport
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Tole
Jideo
Arthur Royate
Captain Duffy
King W
Wolfred G Lents
Siward Cisn
Polce
Tierole
Hermer
Citey
George Smith
Bridgeport
Willis
Jones
Wiliam T Tierney
Gheenwich
Cantin
Tade Terney
Selectmen
Cantiin
Duffy Wis
Hevrine Wis Greard
Thin Ant Conley
J Nickerson
Nickerson
Two Judges With Same Name to Hold New Haven Court
Two judges named John R Booth will preside over separate courts in New Haven. One Booth from Danbury will handle the Superior court session. the other Booth from this city will lead the Common Pleas court. The arson gang leader Pepe is charged on six counts and with multiple witnesses testifying, the trial proceeds.
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Booth
Danbury
Eite
Common Pleas Court
Tonis Pepe
Am Arson
Celg
Hay Ng
Anson
Kellogg heads to China talks as Peking seeks recovery
Secretary Kellogg awaits results of conferences in Peking and other capitals on the plan to insure protection of nationals in China. Washington backs a commission to study relinquishing extraterritorial rights and revising Chinese tariff rates under the nine power treaty.
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Cooldpe
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Washington Arms
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Chicago
Wannister
Mu Murray
Customs Commission
France
Arrest Seven for Assaulting Officer in City Roundup
Police arrested seven men yesterday after a late night altercation with a Japanese concession stand at Pleasure Beach. Milton Reid attempted to arrest the group. five accomplices are being held and the sixth is jailed on local warrants as the ring seeks charges in circuit court.
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Joseph Merry
North Washington
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Detective Bureau
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Hartford Pole
Breeport
James T Ryan
Fequennock Aireet
Willam Yerher
Wallister Avenue
Thoms Doolan
John Musa
Main Street
Wiliam Quinn
Mer
Oint Tehn
Etty Court
State Acquires Five Acres of Land for Park Growth
Hartford reports the state has bought a tract of about five acres totaling fifteen acres including the Old Birkhamsted Lighthouse site and the Birk ham sed Indian village. The Conner tent Corestry association presented the land to the State Park and Forest Commission. Austin Fo Hawes announced the purchase as the latest addition to the peoples forest in Barkhama'ed. No state funds were used. all land from individuals.
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Conner Tent Corestry Association
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T He Peoples
Barkhama
Hartford
Darrow Attacks Scopes Indictment Amid Religious Fire
Clarence Darrow delivers a blistering summation at Rhea County Courthouse Dayton Tennessee criticizing the Tennessee law and indictment in the Scopes trial. He warns that banning teaching contrary to religious beliefs fuels bigotry and threatens private schooling and press freedom.
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Rhea County Court House
Dayton
Tenn
Clarence Darrow
Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan
Raulston Tam
Ageinaker
Ageine
Darrow
Thomas Teffersons
Defense Reveals Expert Witnesses in Dayton Trial
Dayton July 13 defense announces list of expert witnesses in the John P scopes trial. Names include Newman dean of science at University of Chicago Kurtley Mather Harvard zoologist Avery Tambert University of California and others to testify on evolution theory and scientific authority. The proceedings are linked to the national dispute over teaching evolution in public schools.
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Defense Today
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Newman
Sience School
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Thon
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Tennessea
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Wevey
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New Jersey Agricultural Sient Station
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Hools of
University of Chicago
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Icem of Medicine
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W A Kenner
University of Virgin
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Renn
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Rence
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