Girl in Boy's Clothes Held by Bridgeport Police
Patrolman stops pair in Bridgeport at 2 30 am misread as youths. One is Francia Tomisawa eighteen daughter of a Japanese father and American mother. the other Emory Stevens twenty five, Pleasantville firefighter. They travel from Pleasantville New Jersey to New Haven Connecticut in disguise for fun, with twenty cents, and await Francis' father or brother at Savin Rock. The girl’s hair is clipped short and both pass for youths. They are held for investigation.
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Herbert Stowe
New Jersey
Tri
Bor
Pleasantville
N. J
New Laven
New Haven
Finates Beneve
Peanes
Francis
Savin Rock
Florida
Mier
Frans
Bridgeport
Strangles girl over spent money in New York case
Ko curro Mogi a Japanese man, jailed in New York, confessed to strangling Adel Heid Brujes a German woman he had lived with for a month over her reckless spending of money given for their wedding. He claimed he did not realize his act after the quarrel.
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New York
Kocurro Mogi
Adelheid Brujes
Germany
America
Japan
Unta
Moai
Patralma
Jananse
Central Park
Club Members Hold Outing At Beach
The Tri-Ffo club of the Industrial Service Center held an outing at Ocean View cottage in Pleasure Beach on Thursday night. Mrs R Jesell chaired the social committee and assisted by Laurette Puefrene and Miss Anna Christiansen. Activities included swimming dancing singing and guiness. Guests listed include Miss Trene Pleger Miss Anna Casper president Miss Bertha Bandre Miss Gertrude Christiansen Miss Mary Fanas Miss Anna Shomskey Miss Hetty Behafter and others with Mrs Inbert Jessel and Mrs H Cooper as center officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Ffo Club
Industrial Service Center
Ocean View
Pleasure Beach
R. Jesell
Aad
Misa Laurette
Puefrene
Anna Christiansen Suimming
Trene Pleger
Anna Casper
Tri-Ho Club
Bertha Bandre
Anna Christansen
Gertrude Christiansen
Mary Fanas
Anna Shomskey
Hetty Behafter
Laurette Duetrens
Biorence Miller
Marc Spino
Anna Satcha
Kitty Kroll
Marion Youngs
Ticlen Grumpenan
Lnbert Jessel
H. Cooper
Rum Runner EdA Brought Into Harbor After Capture
A rum running motor boat involved in a Montauk Point operation in April 1925 was towed into harbor by Coast Guard Cutter No. 15. Due to jurisdiction issues in New York the vessel was moved to New London Connecticut for action. The defendants face charges of conspiracy and rum running following its seizure.
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Montauk Point
Coast Guard
New York
Connecticut
New London
City Must Pay for Janitor's Doctor Bill
The city faces a duty to cover a $15 medical bill for Dr. J. F. Walsh who treated A. H. Lieberum after a February fall at Barnum school. Bucking ham’s Compensation Commission ruled Lieberum was injured and off work eight days, though pay continued. The Board of Education, short of funds, asked the Board of Aldermen for payment in a City Hall letter from Col. Er. H. Havens, school board president.
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J. F. Walsh
A. H. Taeberum
Barnum School
BE. T. Buckingham
Lieberum
Board of Education
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Col
Er. H. Havens
Streeter Breakwater Shapes Chicago’s Wealthy Lake District
Chicago’s wealthy Lake Michigan district, once contested as a federal territory by Capt. George Wellington Streeter, has grown from his breakwater construction in 1886 to a premier real estate area. Today the area features the Drake, other luxury hotels and apartment towers, the Chicago Athletic Club, Chicago Riding Club, Casino Club, and evolving skyline with Googie style towers amid exclusive residential blocks.
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Cnicagog
Chicago River
Gold Coast
Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Marshall Field
Lake Michigan
Streeter
Illinois
Drake Florel
Chicago Athletic Club
Exn
Gangster Slays Cafe Owner in Chicago Heights
Four or more gunmen in a car shot Philip Piazza, a reputed underworld boss of Chicago Heights, after prior ties to bootlegging and two earlier suburb slayings. Piazza ran two mad-houses and controlled a large alcohol operation. agents had seized a massive still and thousands of gallons of liquor months earlier.
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Chicago
Rafe
Philip Piazza
Chicago Heights
Piagza
Hla Eates
Prohibition
Bankrupt Engineer Will Be Discharged
Edward N. Delahunt a mechanical engineer of 149 Milne Street will be discharged as a bankrupt per a recommendation entered in bankruptcy court yesterday by Federal Referee J Keough Delahunt owed 4041 41 to 19 creditors and had assets of 045 mostly exempt His wife Julia Delahunt who was also bankrupt with him owed 4821 62 to 33 creditors did not seek a discharge
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Edward N. Delahunt
Milne Street
Bankrupy
J. Keough
Delahunt
Julia Delahint
Man Seriously Hurt in Fairfield Crash
Nathan Stanley aged 30 of 2074 Fairfield Avenue was removed to St Vincent's hospital Windzepark after a collision on Oldfield Road around midnight. Police found wreckage this morning and are investigating the crash circumstances.
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Nathan Stanley
Fairfield Avenue
St Vincent's Hospital
Windzepark
Oldfieddd Road
Burglars Active Here During Hot Spell
Burglaries reported across the city despite heat. Thieves entered the Dudley iH Sesum Matory company at 19948 Fairfield avenue by a skylight and stole 300 dollars from a locked desk. Detective Bureau investigating with few clues. Nearby stores also hit, including John Milewski’s grocery on 420 Lafayette Street where 13 dollars and five cigar boxes were taken. Police search for a young man seen at a rooming house, and Robert Allen says three men tore his coat off on Kossuth Street, losing 160 dollars in coins and tax receipts.
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Dudley Ih. Sesum Matory Company
Fairfield Avenue
Deak
Motor Company
Dty
John Milewski
Lafayette Street
Amin
M.C. A
Main Street
Abbott
Robert Allen
Rubber” Allen
Kossuth Street
Local veterinary leaves estate of $20,000 in will
Robert D. Martin a veterinary surgeon who ran a Broad Street pet store died May 8 leaving an estate valued at about $20,500. He bequeathed $10,000 to a friend, his business and $170,000 to Anna Fisher Lenox, with residue to sister Jean Locke of Boston. Real estate is $16,600 and stock, fixtures, and car total $3,935. Executors named Jacob B. Klein. appraisers Maurice Rosnick and Frederick H. Down.
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Robert D. Martin
Broad Street
Elm Street
Anna Fisher Lenox
Jean
Ernest P. Locke
Boston
Broad
E Lm Streets
Janet
John Morrison
Martin
Margaret
Frank Stevens
Manchester
N. H
John
Magdaren Martin
California
Dr. Martin
Jean M. Locke
Jacob B. Klein
Maurice Rosnick
Frederick H. Down
Martin Drew
Janet Morrison
Douglas Morrison
Santa Crag
Margaret Stevens
Jean Locke
Alice
Telephone Girl Struck by Auto on Park Avenue
Catherine M. Carney a telephone operator of 77 Norman Street was severely bruised when a car driven by Gertrude F. Goldberg collided with her as she stepped from a jitney onto Park Avenue North. She was treated then sent home.
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Catherine M. Carney
Norman Street
Gertrude F. Goldberg
Hazelwood Avenue
A. Asaintance
Devemti
Park Avenue
Italy Awake and United Under Fascism, Premier Declares
Premier Mussolini speaks through a Associated Press interview in the Chi gi Palace outlining fascist ideology. He asserts Italy's rise from centuries of subjugation, rejects liberal democracy, lauds state sovereignty, and claims cooperation replaces individual liberty to end class conflict.
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Italy
Jong
Risorgimente
Austria
Plave
Vittorio Veneto
Maasalini
Associated Press
Celling
Chigi Palace
Iglan
Taly
Amerny
United American Line Ships Sold to Hamburg American
The stockholders of the United American Line confirmed the sale of its three steamers Cleveland Reliance and Resolute to the Hamburg American Line. Announcement noted the transfer ends W Averill Harriman’s active role in the North Atlantic passenger trade and ships will sail under the Panama Pacific flag.
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Wilmington
Del
United American Line
Hamburg-American Company
New York
API
Hamburg- American Line
United-American Lines
trans-Atlantic
Cleveland
Reliance
Resolute
W. Averill Harriman
Linara
United-American Line
Panama
Swing Hits Boy Nine at Public Playground
The second accident of the season at Beecher's Woods public playgrounds occurred yesterday when nine year old Dominic Maresca was struck in the head by a swing. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where Dr. D M Hows treated a scalp wound with one stitch.
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Beecher'’s Woods
Mominic Maresca
D. M. Hows
Summer Subscription Call to Home Readers
Readers are urged to phone the circulation department to arrange a summer subscription. The notice positions home affairs as a daily concern and invites immediate action to secure timely delivery.
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Stowe
Eda
Fairfield Crash
Y. M. C. A. Roomer
R. D. Martin
Great Britain
Mussolini
Atlantic
United States
Aberslam
Buihis
Europe
Berny
Fasciani
U. S
Stars
Rockwell & Co
Elm
Hoover
Telegram-Post
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