Youth Kelley Remains in Norwalk Jail as Bond Fight Continues
A Norwalk youth named Kelley remains jailed while efforts to lower his $1,000 bond continue. Police say Kelley sent telegrams to uncles Michael Kelley of Nantasket Beach Mass and Patrick Long of New York seeking aid. Prosecution notes his car, valued over $2,100, is in a Norwalk garage where Kelley hopes for a turn in the case.
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Klein
Nehemiah Candee
Kelley
Michael Kelley
Eagewater Road
Nantasket
Beach Mass
Patrick Long
New York
Leo Schute
Neper- Ret
Mass
Melley
Zecutor
Norwalks
Yland
King Ferdinand Laid To Rest In Romania’s Mourning State
Crowds knelt as King Ferdinand was buried in Bucharest in a royal funeral marked by prayers, grief, and state honors. Queen Marie sobbed beside the coffin while Little King Michael watched, and foreign royals attended as officials sealed the casket and gun salutes echoed through the city.
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Ferdimand
Marie
Bunal
United States
Michael
Cotiocen Palace
Helen
Alexander
Angloslavia
George
Greece
Tieana
Bucharest
Doctor Kublcek ends life after self diagnosis in Chicago
CHICAGO July 24 By Associated Press Dr A Charles Kubleek a leading Chicago surgeon diagnosed his own illness as hopeless and killed himself at his home after free physicians gave him a chance to recover He had suffered a respiratory infection and learned of their optimistic prognosis a few hours earlier.
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Chicago
Associated Press
A. Charles Kubleek
Kubbek
Lindbergh’s Portland Visit Stirs Crowds at Airport
Air travel legend Charles A Lindbergh arrived near the Portland airport to a large crowd amid a tense moment as the Spirit of St. Louis pulled in and officers hurried him to safety. A highway officer was injured when knocked from a motorcycle during the escort, and Lindbergh later spoke to 25 000 Maine residents urging support for air mail and aviation development.
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Fowler
Jones Hay Bar
Lindbergh
Roy EF. Haines
Coburn Ctassieal Institute
Waterville
Jones
Abraham K Finks
Portland
Eugene Stevens
State Highway Police
Rumford
Bethel
Colonet Lindbergh
Plummer’s Hill
Scarboro
Maine General Hospital
Cape Elizabeth
New York
Paris
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
South Gorham
Europe
Deerings Oaks
Maine
William Linnell
Philip J Deering
Air Mall
Linnell
Ralph O. Brewster
Michigan
Solenel Lindbergh
United States
Congressman's Death After Poison Suspect Incident
Crumpacker, 41, a Portland lawyer and U S congressman, died after an apparent poisoning incident that followed a canceled visit to a Saratoga country home. Police were alerted by a witness who saw him sitting on a curb. he claimed to be Crumpacker but could not identify himself fully. He died en route to hospital after receiving antidotes and was described as sober but under observation. He served two terms in Congress and was long associated with Oregon public life. survived by widow and three sons.
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Crumpacker
Phelan
Saratoga
Maurice Crumpacker
Portland
Congress
Ise
Oregon
Atttorney
Multnomah County
Edgar Dean Crumpacker
Valparico
Indiana
Coneseas
Wapstalso
Washington
Culver Miliary Academy
University of Michivans
Harvard
Bernstein Ford Retract Interview in Dearborn Independent
The article records Bernard Bernstein accepting Henry Ford’s letter of retraction and apology over claims Bernstein supplied information for anti Jewish articles in the Dearborn Independent. It notes Bernstein’s suit, filed August 18 1923, as the first against Ford amid the anti Semitic campaign and Bernstein’s stance on seeking justice and the broader goal of Jewish communal protection.
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Dearborn Independent
The
Bernstein
Ford
True Brotherhood of Man
Hunger Strike Ended For Sacco and Vanzetti
Thompson and Ehrmann visited Sacco and Vanzetti in Charlestown prison cells. They urged ending the hunger strike but made little progress as meals were left untouched. The advisory committee to review the case will hear state and defense arguments and report to the governor after hearings.
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Thompson
Herbert C. Ehrmann
Sacco
Vanzetti
Cherry Hill
Charlestown
Madeiro
Bacco
Jedham Jast
Com ‘Lites
A Kfwrence Lowell
Harvard
Samuel Stratton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Robert Grant
Probate Cout
Lindbergh to Visit Vermont on National Tour Tuesday
Springfield Vermont readies for Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh arrival with 50 000 expected crowd five Vermont National Guard companies and 100 volunteers to control traffic as aviation icon speaks at a 2 pm welcome at the airport then dinner at the Hartness home and an address broadcast by WMBX on the community house.
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Springfield
Vermont
Associated Press
Admiral Dewey
St Louis
Stace
Hollister Jackson
John G Sargent
James Hartness
Lindbergh
Hartness
Community House
WMBX
Congregational Church
Vermont National Guard
American Legion Post
Murder Case Shocks Milan Residents Involving Black Suspects
W. T. Andrews retired Alamo resident and his wife were attacked near Milan as two Black men abducted them. Mrs. Andrews identified Winer Galloway and William Roun tree with Mose Banks as suspects. Galloway allegedly fired, killing Andrews. Roun tree aided by sitting on the running board and robbing $125. A mob formed and posse leader Sheff Mullis sent suspects to Macon for safekeeping.
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Milan
Associated Press
W. T. Andrews
Alamo
Sheff C. Mulle
Macon
Buen
Winer Galloway
Man Leaps From Excursion Train near Meriden
An unidentified man, about 25, leapt from the rear car of a New York excursion train between Quinnipiac and North Haven around 10 PM. He died from a fractured skull with multiple jaw injuries after being pulled from the wreckage and brought to Hartford Medical Examiner Dy. Bot Brad Street. A witness, M McCann of 129 Bonner Street, Hartford, saw him step off the car as the train slowed for Quinnipiac station. a wine bottle and a plate with a price tag were found among his pockets.
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Meriden
Associated Press
New York
Quinndiac
North Haven
John J Smith
Dy. Bot Bradstreet
M. McCann
Bonner Street
Hartford
McCann
Nora Haven
Quinnipiac
Cowboy Dies With Boots On At Edmonton Show
71 year old trick rider with a wild west show in Edmonton dies as he wished with his boots on and buckskin pony nearby. He shaved and dressed in cowpunch regalia before lying down to await death saying he would pass out soon.
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Edmonton
Alta
Associaigd Press
E J Wilcott
Benefit Game For Bt. R. AIS Planned
A committee appointed by President Romeo W Miller of the Employers Tuberculosis Relief association will meet tonight at the home of George W Ankele to plan the annual benefit baseball game. The event is a major local sport and has raised substantial funds in previous years. The board honors George L Eaton for his 13 years as treasurer and appoints George H Maslen to fill the vacancy.
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Romeo W Miller
Employes ‘Tuberculosis Relief Association
George W Ankele
Chaiwman
Central Avenue
Buidetport
S. R O
George W. Ankele Chairan
Holmes & Edwards Silver Co
Ascroft
Remington Arms Co. Inc
BE. H
Romeo W. Miler
Eaton
BTRAL
Tts
Maurice R. Perry
George L. Eaton
George H. Maslen
Fa Chain Company
Seaton
Boy Struck When Escaping Fire In Washington Ave Truck
A boy escaped a gasoline fire and was burned while leaping from a truck driven by Kraig. The car was on North Washington Avenue when the boy was knocked down. He was treated at Emergency Hospital then transferred to St Vincent's Hospital as fire units responded from Box 336.
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Lewis
Kraig
Baker
Batre
Washington, Avenue
Chester E Haberlin
St. Vincent's Hospital
Coast Guard Holds Helen B For Customs Check
Coast Guard at New London delayed release of the Helen B after inspecting papers and mooring beside the patrol boat Legare. Lieutenant Commander George E Wilcox would only say the vessel is held for customs authorities.
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New London
Associated Press
Coast Guard
Legare
George E Wilcox
Diage
Hese
Garibaldi Responds To Betrayal Charge In New Volume
Havana July 23 Colonel Garibaldi, son of the Italian patriot, says a new book defends him against charges of betraying friends in Italy amid Franco Italian diplomacy. He claims the material was seized by French authorities and seeks return to Cuba to pursue agriculture, denying any traitorous acts. He asserts money sent to him funded campaign work and detours of the French police harmed his case. He also says he opposed the alleged manipulation of Franco Italian relations and supported Franco-Italian entente.
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Havana
Associated P Jess
Riciatti Garibeid
France
Catalonia
Spain
Italy
Garibaldi
Associated Press
Humian
Nice
Cuba
Ehicf
Paris
Mussolini
Torregiani
Mrs Snyder Fights Insurance Suit in Death-Row Case
New York July 33. Supreme Court Justice Crain to hear Monday arguments for Ruth Snyder, in Sing Sing awaiting death for murder, seeking dismissal of Prudential suit to cancel 86000 policy and 46000 policy on her late husband Albert E. Snyder. Company alleges signatures and consent were improper. court may restrain transfer of policies.
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New York
Associated Press
Supreme Court
Crain
Ruth Snyder
Bing Sing
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Csurance
Albert E. Snyder
Snyder
Canadian steamer Bayrupert wrecks near Holton Labrador
The Hudson Bay Company's steamer Bayrupert struck a rock early today near Holton Labrador and may be a total loss. The vessel carried passengers and cargo for northern stations. the Kyle was ordered to assist. The coast is sparsely inhabited and there are fears for passengers and crew exposure and hunger. Rescue efforts were underway via communication to determine the fate of the ship's crew.
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ST Johns
N. F
Hudson Bay Campany
Bayrupert
Holton
Labrador
Newfoundland
Kyle
Man shot found dead kneeling near couch
Chicago authorities opened an inquest into the death of Michael Stopec alias Hal ey Foxton. He was found shot kneeling before a couch in a small apartment where a breakfast table set for three appeared partly eaten. A loaded 38 caliber pistol lay nearby with a steel bullet reported. Five girls and four men were questioned as witnesses.
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Chicago
Michael Stopec
Haley Foxton
Btopec
Fou
Boy Struck At Seaside Park Injures Two Youths
Walter Spud six of 246 Broad Street was injured at Seaside Park bath house yesterday afternoon when an automobile struck him as he crossed the road in his bathing suit. He was taken to J. Vincent's Hospital with a fractured right arm and treated. John Cremin twelve of 38 Ford Place cut his foot and bled, an ambulance was called twice. he was taken to the Emergency hospital for treatment.
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Walter Spud
Broad Street
Seaside Park
J. Vincent's Hospital
John Cremin
Ford Place
Bray
Johnson Defends Coolidge Outfit on Birthday Visit
Rapid City dispatch reports South Dakota Congressman Royal GC Johnson defending President Coolidge’s western birthday outfit. He argues the ten gallon hat flannel shirt chaps and saddle spurs symbolize western pride amid east west tensions and were donated by Boy Scouts of Cus as a meaningful gift.
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Rapid City
Julz
Gowboy
President Coolidge
Royal GC Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Mr Coolidge
LaFollette
Basil Maniecy
Isike
Aiin
New York
Boston
Washington
Boy Scouts of
Cus
Woman and Son Fight Off Maniac at Oxford Home
A Worcester hospital patient, released the day before, seized a hammer at Federal Hill road and attacked a woman and her son as they slept. Mrs Linnie Danforth and her son fought for their lives until the assailant fled through a window and was later captured by a sheriff and returned to Worcester State Hospital.
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Oxford
Rondeau
Keefe
Worcester
Chamberlin to make deck takeoff from Leviathan
Clarence D. Chamberlin will use a runway above the Leviathan bridge deck to take off and fly to Hasbrouck NJ from the liner off Nantucket on August 1, as part of an experimental air service test. No passengers will be carried on the initial flight. later trials may add passenger service between the ship and shore.
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Boston
Associated Pres
Clarence D. Chamberlin
United States Lines
Leviathan
Nantucket
David A. Burke
Burke
Army Base Drydock
New York
Chamberlin
Hasbrouck
Nels
United States
Europe
Coolidge Hosts Distant Kin in Summer White House Visit
Rapid City dispatch reports a gathering of Milan Brewer's children and grandchildren at the summer White House invited by President Coolidge. Guy W. Brewer, Mrs Clement Miles, and Mrs Fred Haney joined Doris and Stanley for a day of church attendance, porch reminiscences, and mountain leisure while Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge enjoyed a respite from heat with fishing and a lumber wagon push in the Mystic area.
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Rapid City
Associated Press
White House
Coolidge
Guy W. Brewer
Clement Miles
Futton
Fred Haney
Wisconsin
Milan Brewer
Col John Coolidge
Guy Brewer
Doris
Miles
Stanley
Mra Coolidge
Hermon Church
Milan
Vermont
Middle West
Cooldge
Sam F McKelgin
Nebraska
Mystic
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George W. Ankele
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L. Ponton de Aice
Brainard Weld
Long Island Sound
Cheshire
Prdestians
PAK
James Murdock
John Street
Edwin J Torber
Westport
West Avenue
State Street
Murdock
Vincent's
Rivero Hopital
Hudson’s Bay Company
Boy
Woman
Son
Maniac
State Hospital
Woods
Northcliff
Sansen Burritt
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