Three Arrested After Attempt To Eject Woman At Winsted Lake Cabin
Marion Hemming of Hartford held possession at the Highland Lake cabin despite three guards armed with crowbars forcing entry. A motorcycle officer aided by prosecutors led to arrests for breach of the peace as Hemming remained on the property with her 12 year old son. Louis Griffing of Hartford claimed ownership through a gift while his hired agents confronted Hemming during a staged honeymoon.
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Wensted
Marion Hemming
Haviford
Highland Lake
Lake Front
Louise Griffing
Hartford
Ion
John T. Smith
Otto Seahaug
Frank V. Treut
Hadleigh Howd
Howd
Nettie Griffing
Louis 5
Griffing
Wee
Hemm'ngtin
Hearing Griffig
Poli's Theatre To Broadcast Proskiyn Fight Tonight
Poli's Theatre plans a live radio broadcast of the Bernes versus Tho contest at Doelane tonight. Manager Jamey Fo McCarths arranged a high aerial setup and transmitter chain to relay the bout from Ebbets Field via WMCA and WFEH to listeners.
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Bernes
Tho
Clenbach
Proskiyn
Jamey Fo McCarths
Poli
Theatre 4
Ebbets Field
WMCA
WFEH
Denunciation by University Dean of Blah Blah in Women’s Conventions
DES MOINES July 15 AP Thyrsa Amos dean of women at the University of Pittsburgh denounced the prevailing frivolous tone of women’s conventions. She urged that women contribute to society with a definite purpose and warned against a playboy attitude undermining confidence and careers, stating that beauty truth and goodness come from purposeful organization.
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Des Moines
Thyrsa Amos
University of Pittsburgh
Miss Amos
Federation of Business and Professional Women
Bridgeport News Roundup Reports Odd Local Notes and Delays
Local dispatches outline a series of stray items from Bridgeport and surrounding areas including a widow's courtship, a garage worker shielding sheriffs, a new pollen theory, and a victim declining aid. It notes traffic light installations, tax issues for bus firms, weather delaying Hartford schedules, and various statewide notices. Also covers arrests, weddings, a city manager referendum push, and other brief items across pages.
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Bridgsport
Sher
Platel
Bagr
Tage
Polles Board
Mil Pond
Cedar Creek
State
Fairfield County
Britain
Brainards Field
Hartford
Paar
Widen
Salvation Army Fe
Wealport
Honey
New Haven
U Milford
New London Group
Roy
Danbury
Oen
Belgium grants king six month financial powers
Belgium's King Albert gains authority to decree measures to save the franc for six months after an overwhelming chamber majority and unanimous Senate approval. Premier Jaspar pushes the full powers bill as the exchange market fluctuates. a royal financial commission studies anti- illicit FX and possible Dutch loan terms to bolster Belgium’s currency.
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Brussels
Albert
Chamber
Senate
Jaspar
Financial Commission
M. Theunis
Belgium
France Moves For Finance Dictator
Paris reports that France will seek Parliament approval within 48 hours to pass the Unlimited Powers bill. The cabinet approved the text, to be sent to the finance committee, aiming for quick Tuesday consideration. Nervous financial circles and the public await details of the measures and limits to be imposed.
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Paris
M. Calilaux
Desres
Cabinet Council
Two Men in Small Boat Start Norfolk to Boston Row
Dr Thomas K Richards and Fd A Warhter begin a 100 mile plus voyage in a twenty seven foot racing wherry from Norfolk to Boston. They plan to spell each other daily, stop every third night for supplies, and follow a route through Chesapeake Bay and Delaware River to Massachusetts Bay arriving in Boston Harbor.
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Norfolk
Boston Harbor
Harvard
Thomas KK
Richards
Emmieddiately
Bostag
Merchants and Miners
Chatham
Dr. Hicaards
Crimson
Warhter
Easton
Cfork
Bostos Daly
Thomas K. Richards
Warliter
Boston
Seeonse
Selfridge
New York
Chesapeake Hay
Delaware Canal
Delaware River
South Amboy
N. J
Staten Island
New Hell Gate
Long Island Suend
Block Island Sound
Buzzard’s Bay
Cape Cod Canal
Massachuetts Bay
American. Husband of Harem's Child Sues for Her Fortune
In New York, July 16, Sidney Berman, husband of Carmen Sylvia’s daughter, sues Harold F. McCormick for the dancer’s estate. He claims she gave valuables to McCormick for safekeeping, including lands in Turkey, ship line stocks, Inter national Harvester holdings, and jewelry. The suit, filed today, seeks court action to locate assets with a hearing set for October. The case traces to 1901 when Carmen Sylvia was abducted to Mohammed VI’s harem and bore a daughter.
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New York
Turkey
Carmen Sylvia
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Mra
Carmen Herman
Sidney Berman
Husban’g
Cormick
Bernan
Inter~national Harvester Company
McCormick
Lake Shore Drive
Chica
Mediterranean
Mohammed VI
Financial groups drop Florida check ban after apologia
Washington July 15 AP Financial institutions that barred Florida checks agreed to end the practice after a prompt appeal by Comptroller J W McIntosh. Banks promised letters of apology to Florida banks and to discontinue the sticker tactic amid banking strains in Georgia and Florida where many state banks closed. Federal Reserve officials called conditions sound and predicted improvement.
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Washington
Florida
J. W. MclIntosh
Cheorgly
Federal Reserve Board
McIntosh
Crissinger
Ah National
Sears
Banka J
Reserve Board
More Banks Fail Total Seventy Banks Closed in Georgia and Florida
In Atlanta Georgia and Florida banks shut down following bankruptcy actions against Bankers' Trust of Atlanta. The closures bring Georgia’s total to sixty four banks while four Florida banks also failed. The Bankers' Trust served as financing for about 120 banks. Officials expect some banks to reopen after new financing. Continued on Page Two.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Vorida
Bankers' Trust Company of
Bankers' Trust Company
Florida
Department of Banking
Gmichails
Twilight Inn Fire Victims Rise To Eighteen In NY Town
In Haines Falls New York, July 15 AP reported thirteen bodies were found in the ruins of Twilight Inn and were identified later today as victims of the early yesterday fire. The death toll was expected to reach eighteen with a fourteenth body identified as Rev. George Livingston Aishop, 78, of Frazer Pennsylvania. Two men from Philadelphia and Garden City were also identified and sent home. Relatives of Mura Cornelius P. Br
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Haines Falls
George Livingston &Shop
Frazer
Philadelphia
J.C. Bishop
Garden Dirty
T. Wwehop, Jr
Pennsylvania
Mura
Cornelius P. Br
Delaney Benefit Fight Delayed As Delaney Weigh-In Worries
Bridgeport followers packed the station as rain postponed Jack Delaney’s light heavyweight title bout with champion Paul Berlenbach at Ebets Field, Brooklyn. Promoter Humbert J. Fugazy announced the postponement late afternoon after optimism for dry weather, with trains loaded and fans awaiting a possible tonight showdown.
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Jack Delanee
Bridgeport
Paul Berlenbach
Broignport
Providence
Jack Delaney
Delaney
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Humbert J. Fugazy
Hope
John Plumb
New York
Bard
Traffic lights to guard outlying intersections
The Board of Police Commissioners voted last night to install new traffic lights at twenty street intersections outside the city center to protect pedestrians, especially women and children. Officials say center-area plans were abandoned after study showing fewer accidents at guarded outlying corners despite higher overall traffic.
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Board of Police Commissioners
30 Trout Caught by Coolidge, Who Baits His Hook with Worme
President Coolidge fished near Fondsby pond on the William ocke preserve catching trout for nearly four hours with a small Secret Service party. He personally caught thirty trout and weighed the two largest at about one and a quarter to one and three quarters pounds each before ending the day at the forest camp.
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Paul Smithe
Coolidge
Fondsby, Jr
Doctor in Boston Box Death Reported in Edith Greene Case
In Boston a DA charged Superintendent Crowley allowed James Ford to stay free seven hours after confessing complicity in the Edith Greene dismemberment case. Dr Thomas Walsh and his wife, both sought on murder charges, prepared to surrender as police shifted focus to another physician linked to the operation. Ford waived exam and posted 2000 dollars bond after saying he paid Walsh 150 dollars for the procedure but would not aid in disposing of the body.
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Boston
Michael Crowley
James V. Ford
Edith Greene
Thomas c. O'Brien
Thomas E. Walsh
Walsh
Ireland
Ioston
Nia Heenge
Heatrice French
the Phyatulai
Kresge Sues Second Wife for Divorce in Detroit
Sebastian S. Kresge, founder of the five and ten chain, sues Doris Mercer Kresge for divorce in Detroit Circuit Court. The suit’s grounds are undisclosed as the complaint remains sealed in court vaults. Kresge separated from his wife in May 1924 after a marriage begun with his first Tennessee store.
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Kresge
Detroit
Mich
Sebastian S&s
E Jn
Darts Mercer
Paul W. Vourhies
Circuit Court
Dor Mercer Kresge
New York
Harvey Kresge
Tennessee
Werdding
Ruth
Doris Mercer
Los
Ais Kresge
York
Sebastian S Kresge
Widow Weaver Shooting Mystery Grows as Police Probe
Police pursue a tangled case surrounding Floyd Weaver's shooting and a private room visit by Pauline Bauer. Superintendent Flannagan and Captain Regan doubt self-inflicted harm, while Omar Weaver defends his brother's pistol prowess and suggests unknown motives link a Madison Avenue garage fire to the incident. The story centers on conflicting theories about the events in front of Bauer's apartment and subsequent hospital secrecy.
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Pauline KE. Bauer
Charles Street
Floyd Weave
Madison Avenue
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Patrick J. Flannagan
Weaver
Bauer
Floyd Weaver
John H. Regan
Mrs. Bauer
Omar Weaver
Flord
St. Vincent’s
Karrel
Mistol
Omar
Shebdon
Nichols
Bridgeport Hospital
Ployd
Pauline Berek
iSimont
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Washington Hughes
Seral Health Foundation
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Charles Moras
Tnansyeer
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Hoxton
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Marem Conlid Suca
Harold M'Cormick
Harvester King
Chicago
Balmen
Illinois
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Crzin
Flonting Islanda
Atlantic Airline
Sew Haven
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Newton
Pape
Tate
Stith
Coolidge Remp
Coffin
Francy
France
Frenca
Inglian Wiltee
Damaneault
Caillaux Bil
Harold McCormick
Steamship Company
Charles Morse
Bath
Charles W. Morse
Morse
Mr. Morse
Caime
Jane
Holmes
Miss Morse
Byron F. Barker
Morays
Twilight Inn
Boston Box
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