Senator Watson Claims Durbin Arrest Framing
In Washington on June 2 Senator Watson, Democrat of Georgia, charged a plan to frame and railroad Andrew T. Durbin of Columbus Ohio, son of William Durbin Democratic State chairman of Ohio, for revealing acts of Attorney General Daugherty and New York attorney Felder. Durbin faced extradition after a reported money charge and a separate check forgery case in Cleveland. Burns of the DOJ said no connection to Watson or Durbin's arrest.
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Washington
Andrew T. Duro
Columbus
Ohio
William Durbin
Daugherty
Thomas B. Felder
New York
Senate
Watson
Georgia
Roung Durbin
Presmont
Durbin
Cleveland
Burts
Nis
J Young Durbin
J. M. Young
J. Willam J. Burns
Department of Justice
Bureau of Investigation
Tere
Ghio Man
Interrogate Stamford Taxicab Drivers in Search
Stamford officials combed taxicab drivers and medical staff after obtaining tips about a man called Charlie Ros. Sheriff Werne and deputies questioned Cunningham for an hour, concluded the Charlie Rogers lead did not match, and awaited Cunningham’s further questioning.
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White Plains
Associated Press
Cunningham
New York
Wernes
Hungarian Inventor Aims to Simplify Global Press
Berlin June 2 A Hungarian inventor Szabo may perfect an apparatus to transfer printed material over a limited distance without telegraph aid. The system embeds sentences column wide in sending matrices and reproduces corresponding matrices at the receiving end for newspaper printing. Szabo is in dingy poverty and works as a poorhouse assistant in Budapest after demonstrating the device to technicians.
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Berlin
Szabo
Adua
Budapest
Nurses suspended for scalding baby patient
In Newark New Jersey two hospital nurses were indefinitely suspended after an official investigation led by Mayor Breidenbach and Corporation Counsel Congleton into the death of two year old Shelbourne Ladd who was scalded in the hospital bathtub. Sara Van Steepburm in charge and student Kathryn Bhampanore were suspended for carelessness while Jennie Aliston and Anna Galligan faced suspensions for withholding information seven days after the incident. Shelbourne’s brother Robert Ladd age 12 had died recently at the hospital from tonsillitis treatment.
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Newark
N. J
Scurity Hospital
Breidenbach
Corporation
Cornel Congleton
Shelbourne Ladd
Hos
Sara van Steepburm
Atd
Kathryn Bhampanore
Jennie Aliston
Anna Galligan
Robert Ladd
Shelbourne
King and Queen Dine at Princess Mary's Chesterfield House
Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles hosted King George II and Queen Caroline at Chesterfield House for a grand dinner. A smooth dance followed with about ten couples. guests wore silk breeches and evening gowns. Flowers included Wish Dean garlands and a large candelabra wedding gift from the King and Queen.
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London
Princess Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Chesterfield House
Chesterfield Bail
Princesa Mary
Dean
George II
Man
New Mexican Wins Hoover Radio Gap Trophy
The American Radio Relay League announced that Louis Fulton of Roswell New Mexico won the silver loving cup donated to Herbert Hoover for the most efficient amateur station in the United States in 192k. Fulton’s station has been heard in all states except Maine, with reports reaching Hawaii, and a unanimous vote by directors of the league awarded him the prize after evaluating more than forty submitted stations.
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Hartford
American Radio Relay League
Herbert Hoover
Commeres
Louis Fulton
Roswell
N. M
United States
Falcons
New Mexico
Maing
Hawaii
Ananimousa Veto
Lerzuc
Students Plan Scholarship Fund
A Bridgeport school committee discusses a student-formed scholarship fund funded by weekly five cent contributions from February 1992, detailing committee composition, fund rules, and goals to aid financially needy students to attend college. The plan aims to gain Board approval and relies on student support rather than donations.
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Ciaga
Eductation
Milton T. Vreeland
Vreeland
Board of Education
Cam
Sehoor
Rey
Beneft
Bridgeport
Bridgepor
McCormick Resigns as President of Harvest Co
Chicago June 3 Harold F McCormick realigned as head of International Harvester Co. He declined re election and named Alexander Loses as successor who was unanimously elected. An executive committee of five from the board was created with McCormick as chairman. He said the changes had been in contemplation for over a year and will allow more time for company policies and larger questions.
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Chicago
Harold F McCormick
International Harvester Company
McCormick
Alexander Loses
Wanted man in Poughkeepsie identified in multiple cites
Frank A. Doran, brought to Poughkeepsie on a breach of the peace charge, is suspected to be the wanted Frank Dowling in Waterbury Connecticut and Joseph Ryan in Missouri. Federal agents identified the names and say Doran has prior forgery and burglary sentences. A photograph and fingerprints will be sent to Milton Massachusetts to check a bank break in. Hyannis authorities are checking if the description matches a Milton suspect.
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Poughkeepsie
Frank A. Doran
Frank WW. Dowling
Waterbury
Conn
Joseph Ryan
St. Joseph
William F. Burns
Federal Secret Service
Doran
Ryan
Chicago
Daves
Beno
Bureau of Identification
Fort Leavenworth
Jaferson City
Milton
Mass
Milton Bank
Hyannis
Asa
French deputies grant premier free hand on foreign policy
The Chamber of Deputies approved the government’s Genoa position by 244 to , granting Premier Poincare authority to steer foreign policy. The session turned chaotic as Communists pressed Royalists, Vice President Goyon suspended proceedings, and confidence votes favored the government. The premier said Genoa linked closely to German debts to the Allies, hence his refusal to raise the issue there.
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Paris
Lune
Presa
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
France
Pawer
Genoa
Germany
Chassaigne Goyon
Seaker Berét
Preele: Poinenre
M. Herrica
Radical Party
Thia
Peng
Mier
Géneva
Shantung Pact Ratified by Japan and China
Washington June 4 A general press dispatch notes that Japan and China exchanged ratifications at Peking completing the Shantung pact. The treaty provides for Japanese evacuation of Shantung conditioned on Chinese actions including mobilization of rail guards and forces to ensure security and compliance with provisions at the Washington conference.
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Washington
Peking
Ching
Ino Cably
China
Japan
Shantung
Japer
Grifia
Uarda
Modern bungalows lure coeds away on campus hill
An annual farewell banquet at the University of California reports record marriages and engagements among the class of ’22. The event, led by Miss Olive Pressier, notes many seniors quitting studies for modern bungalow life with electric ranges washing machines and vacuum cleaners as campus life tempts career-minded graduates.
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Berkeney
Cyl
June Yate
Universiy
California
Duplé
Admira of & Reasonabie
Alr
Reserve Army Flyer to Lose Commission
Washington June 2 The flight of Herbert Z Fahy a reserve army aviator over the Lincoln Memorial during Tuesday's dedication ceremonies will cost him his reserve commission as a second lieutenant in the Army aviation service Secretary Weeks announced cancellation of Fahy's commission would be ordered formally tomorrow on grounds including conduct unbecoming interference with public ceremony and endangering the honor of the United States The War Secretary noted no court martial was needed as the President has authority to terminate reserve commissions
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Washington
Dune
Herbert Z.fahy
Lincoln Memorial
Tuseday
Army Aviation Service
Weeks
Iay
Secretary of War
Democratic Boom in District for Senator Nomination
The article outlines a Democratic push in the 23rd district as Alderman Eugene J. Kelly and Police Commissioner Philo C. Calhoun gain traction for the senatorial nomination. It notes strong local support for Kelly’s "Home at Night" outreach, and mentions other potential contenders including Hugh J. Lavery, George F. Mara, and Harry Silverstone, highlighting their backgrounds and 1920 convention ties.
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Port
Friends Nly
Eugene €. J. Kelly
Black Rock
I. Philip Slavarsky
Algerman Kelly
Third District
Kelly
Lawrence Gallagher
Philo ¢. Calhoun
Calhoun
American Legion
Gallagher
Buse Lodge
Blxs
1 Ao
Citc
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
George F Mara
Harry Silverstone
Lavery
Eigen
William J. Lavery
Mara
San Francisco
Homer Cummings
Silverstone
Anex
Angell Outlines Yale Rules at Mid West Yale Meet
President James Rowland Angell spoke in Detroit to the Mid Western Yale Association, praising Yale’s revised entrance requirements. He noted 229 freshmen from 309 high schools across the United States, funded largely by alumni scholarships. The Detroit Yale Alumni Association pledged a $500 annual scholarship based on general acceptability.
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Detroit
Yale University
Yale
James Rowland Angell
Yale Association
Sons of
Sid
Alleghenies
Angell Gaid
Tag Union
Yale Alumni Association
Amalgamated Shoe Workers of America Formed in Boston
Boston representatives at a convention named the Amalgamated Shoe Workers of America as the proposed new organization with the constitution to be discussed the next day.
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Shoe Workers IN New Organization
Boston
Cosen
Amalgamated Shoe Workers of America
Col Benjamin Alvord Named Assistant Adjutant General
Washington June 4 Colonel Benjamin Alvord is appointed Assistant Adjutant General succeeding General James B. Kerr who is retiring after 40 years in service. The promotion comes as part of a broader reorganizing of the adjutant general’s department, with details issued by the War Department.
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Washington
Senimin Alvery
Prange
Jeeretany Wouks
Shewring
James B. Kerr
Insurance Broker's Will Written In Verse
Frederick F. Castle, an Newark insurance broker, dies last month. Probate today admits his will, written in verse, bequeathing to his wife house and other assets with a poetic line about the limited rest. The quirky document names his spouse and notes the settlement of his earthly goods.
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Newark
Frederick F. Castle
Castle
Norwalk Budget Debates Split Over School Funding
Norwalk board confronts largest city budget in history with a plan to tax for school costs. Debate centers on whether to fund school expenses via general levy after court orders and a 1921 charter requirement. Tax bills would itemize school versus other city items.
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Norwalk
Norwalk Board of Estimate and Taxation
Tooster Swartz
Ciy
Issac Wolfe
Board of Estimate
Navy Balloon Alone Not Yet Landed In Race Preview
Chicago June 2 Associated Press reports indications last night that an Army Navy and Independent balloon will represent the United States in the International balloon races in Switzerland. The Navy balloon piloted by Lieutenant W. W. Raed was the only one of thirteen contestants that started in the national race from Milwaukee still unaccounted for tonight and is believed to be somewhere over the Great Takes region. Of the 13 balloons, 12 were competing for the right to be selected among the three to represent the United States in the International races, and ten of the winners are believed to have landed today.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Army
Navy
Baloon
United States
Switzerland
WW. F. Raed
Milwaukee
Ues
Officials Baffled By Courtney Gase Struck By Train
Courtney Gase, noted athlete and special agent for the Internal Revenue Bureau, was killed when struck by a train. He had claimed ties with Westport operators and faced rumors about murder as the investigation unfolded. Sheriff Perry pledged thorough inquiry while Worcester Elks arranged honors and a Worcester undertaker prepared the body.
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Courtney
Westport
Perry
Cass
Gage
Wes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Fairfeld
Worcester Todge of Elks
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
Bridgeport
Geleration of Elks
Mplling
Scott
Worcester
Worcester Elks
Meetings Tonight For Fraternal News Changes
Readable fragments indicate meetings listed by Frareeway editor The Telegram at 140 Middle Street for various orders. Involved groups include National Association of Letter Carriers Bridgepart Encampment and Humboldt Stamm with addresses at State Street Fairfield Avenue and other local locations.
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Frareeway
the Telegram
Middle Street
Ridgsepart
National Association of Letter Carriers
J. C
State Street
Santen Park City
T. C
Broagatreck
Humboldt Stamm
Obe
Fairfield Avenue
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United Stars
Courtney Gase
Ly Evérts
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L. Bers
Dolge Weed Killer
American Hardware Stores
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Martware and Fore
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SILK
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Misch Stores
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