Greenwich Harbor Yacht Blaze Destroys Boats and Stores
A fire at Greenwich Harbor destroyed five Maher Brothers storage buildings and several yachts and power boats at the Indian Harbor Yacht Club. Estimated loss about $20,000. injuries included a steward struck by a car and a Greenwich resident overcome by smoke. Fire departments from Greenwich and Fort Chester fought flames for over six hours.
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Greenwich
Sururi
Exbomains
Indian Harbor “Yacht Club
Seig
Maher Brothers Coal and ‘Lumber Yard
Joan
John Hendricks
Aliert H. Bohr
Rock Ridge
Lowerte
Wich
Uwerta Yvag
Ent Fahita
Idoyd Hubbard
jMaher Brothers
Crocker
Othem
Nicholas H. Monks
George Hogan
Arthur Lat UN
John J., White
Wilson Boyden
GC. Pratt
E. Gary Stone
Commodore Crocker
Fort Chester
Hames
Lillian Russell Still In Critical Condition
Pittsburg June 5 Dr Dever of Philadelphia and Doctors Swope and Schuldeckey to consult tomorrow on Mrs Lillian Russell Moore. The former actress remains in serious condition at home tonight. Her husband Alexander B Moore and the family are at the residence. Suspected earlier danger reversal noted by physicians yesterday.
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Pittshorgh
Érisiy
Council votes 444000 for school buildings and site
The council approved 444000 for grade school additions and a site for a new East End high school, while blocking creation of an electrical inspector post. Bonds issued to match plans approved May 26, with 41.2 percent interest, redeemable for 30 years. Mayor Atwater urged bond measures to fund schools. political debate noted over inspector appointment and governance shifts.
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Z. Everet
Cortright
Board of Education
East End
Alfred B. Veness
Arthur Brown
Hartmett
Richter
Brown
Frank Gallegher
Pawng and Sewer Commission
Beers
Ealing
Hogans
North End
Salem Street
North Main Street
Thomas Cullinan
Boochwoon Park
Consumers Service Station
Houshang Strattoré
Margaret Ford
Angus
Thorne
Isaac B. Williams
Wiliams
Dupris
Grath
Edith VII
Bilsworth Grant Dietz
Capital Avenue
Purviser Ano
Congress
Middie
Trade Board blocks 10 steel mergers in anti trust move
Washington June 3 The Federal Trade Commission charged the proposed merger of Lackawanna Bethlehem and related firms would stifle competition and create a steel monopoly. It directs Bethpage and Lackawanna to show cause July 24 why a permanent injunction should not issue. Senate notified of action following La Follette resolution.
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Washington
Fasund
Federal Trade Commission
Lackawanna
Bethelhem
Inlang Midvale
Republic Corma|panies
Bethleben
Senate
Vive
Coolidge Singer
Gankill
la Follette
Commission
Bhy
Genarel
Q Commissio
Separt
Commision
Bethethet
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Intangeted Company
Gypsies Rob Woman With Incantations In Store Theft
Mrs Josephine Vitali was duped by two travelers who pretended to cure her illness with mystical chants in a grocery store. They took $16 after promising wealth, then fled in a car. Police arrested Pavl Warsaw and Margaret Carlo near Stratford and released them on $35 bonds pending city court. Vitali later found the remaining money dropped in the escape handkerchief.
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Josephine Vitali
Beck Case Reopened by U S Army Board in Oklahoma
The Beck murder case at Fort Post Field Oklahoma reopened as a board of high Army officers from Washington held an executive session in the federal court room to review all proceedings. Colonel Paul Ward Beck was killed by Jean P Day on April 4. The board will reexamine the affair.
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Oklabom
City
Okla
Paul Ward Beck
Post Field
Jean P. Day
Wag
Army
Washington
Federal
Collins Demands Investigation Of Pettigoe Clash
Dublin dispatch reports Irish leader Collins demanding a full inquiry into Pettigoe shelling by British troops. Beggars Bush communique says no Irish regulars fought. seven Irish were killed and several captured. British troops reportedly occupy hillside positions near Donegal. Belfast notes renewed activity and reinforcements as tensions rise.
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Collins
Pettigoe
Dublin
Taon
Associated Prass
Micheel Collins
Petticoe
Free State
Amy
Donegal
de Valera
Colling
Cunningham asked to aid in foiling blackmail plot
White Plains N Y June 3 Grand Jury probe into the Ward Peters shooting pivoted on James J Cunningham a jailed material witness after his attempted bail and on Philadelphia police efforts to clear John Cienzo. Cunningham claimed he was approached to help thwart a blackmail plot and to protect Ward and Rogers. He said two men named Jackson and Rog sought his aid after a May 15 meeting with Peters.
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Cunningham
White Plains
N. Y
Tomorow
Ward- Peters
James J. Cunningham
Philadelphia
John Cienzo
Minnies
Liberty
Supreme Court
Seerer
Caronet Fitzgerald
Wooks
Juntha Seeger
Ball
Wiscoll
Maurits J. McCarthy
Wener
Capi
Peters
Cenningham
Jackson
Rog
Budd
Rogeau
Jack
Ward
Rogers
Hie
Notme
McCarthy
Cunsingham
Stamford
Supreme Court Rules Unions Liable Under Sherman Act
The Supreme Court held that labor unions may be sued under the Sherman Antitrust Act for violations arising from interstate commerce distractions during strikes. The Taft-era decision centers on the Coronado coal case, finding the international and district unions liable where funds and actions tied to nationwide strike activity caused damages. The court ruled the unions are subject to federal suits, though specifics of individual officers or local chapters were not held liable for all conduct.
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Washington
Coronado
Supreme Nations
Ahely
United States District Court of Arkansas
Circuit Court of Appeals
Arkansa
Lojl
Eish
Racio Denman Coal Company
Cuitua Mina Workers of America
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Wnions
International Board of the
International Union
Et Anes
I Wag
Hieto
U S Court 10 to hear Bridgeport bankruptcy case
In Hartford Judea Edwin G Thoman will hear evidence on the Morris Metal Products Corp financial status to decide if the company should be adjudged bankrupt. Hearing set for 10 o clock with USF Office Attorney Samuel Retch and temporary receiver Robert H Newman handling details at the Aston avenue plant. Creditors oppose adjudication, with lawyers Pullman and Comey.
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Com~pany
Pullman and Comey
Pankrupt
Tegwiur
Phillips charged with war fraud surrenders to authorities
Phillips charged with war fraud gave himself up surrendering to a Deputy U S marshal upon arrival from Philadelphia May. He appeared before U S Commissioner Hitt, waived examination, and was released on 28000 bond while grand jury action proceeded. He denied wrongdoing and said his past government dealings were clean.
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Tates
John Tanwin Ewa
Weseteee Flats
Ehasemantor
Department of Jusiler
United States
United States Marshw
Philadelphia
United Sucker
Hitt
Grand Jury
Phillipatonssht
Man Held on Attempted Murder Charge in Broad Street Shooting
Paul Sevegat, 35, fired four revolver shots at Agnes Wilson, 32, in front of the Wilson market at 556 Broad Street shortly after 7:30 PM. Three shots struck the woman. one hit the abdomen, another the right side, and a third near the hip, with her expectedly not gravely wounded. He was arrested ten minutes later and admitted shooting. Police say he claimed a motive connected to alleged affairs and wage disputes with Wilson and her husband.
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Paul Sevegat
West Avenue
Agnes Wilson
Wilson
Broad Street
Ars. Wilson
Et Vincent
Wilson Market
Sehegat
Dente Poland
Meade Quarters
Sebegat Ander
St. Wingent’s
F. Walsh
Sub S49 Built Here Joins Ranks of Fighting Craft
Sub S49, built at Lake Toro Pedro Boat company in Bridgeport, was turned over to the Navy yesterday and becomes part of Uncle Sam’s fighting forces. The 240 foot submarine was accepted by Lieutenant Commander Morris D. Gilmore, who signed the receipt. Mrs J Ed Austin sponsored the vessel and Charles Hibbard assisted in the proceedings.
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Lake Toropedo Boat Company
Bridgeport
Aavy Department
Uncle Sam
Lake
Morris D. Gilmore
Envoys Charged With Anti Tariff Activity
British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes and Italian ambassador Beroh Ricci face charges over speeches and propaganda against current tariff policy. French British and Italian consular agents in New York are accused of advocating measures to support protectionist tariffs.
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Washington
Jude
Congress
Auckland Geddes
Beroh Ricci
New York
Major Nicholson Convicted by Court Martial for Prussianism Charge
Major Malcolm Nicholson was found guilty by a Camp Dix court martial of violating Article 96 for writing to President Harding accusing Prussians in the army. He received a dine of io fies promotion behind others. two earlier charges were dismissed. Major Fowler defended the press freedom claim, citing Roosevelt and McKinley era precedents.
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Wrightstown
N. J
Malcolm Wheelers
Nicholson
Camp Dix
Harding
Pudlicarion
Major Nicholson
Syaveward
Godfrey R. Fowler
Willy Tary
Atajor Nicholson
Chrillan
Ronsevuit Itor
Hoosevelt
Cuba
McKinley
Fowler
Chorses
Rangevelt
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Lillian Russell
Council
U.S. Trade Board
Bethlehem Lackawanna Deal
Beck
U. S. Army Board
London
Inno
Associated Prose
Irish Republican Arty
Press Association
Belfast
Associated Press
Belleek
Magherameny
Astla
Mena
Belfast Telegraph
Dhiety
Craig
Northern Cabinet
Stornount Castle
Tait
U.S. Court
Hartford
Morris Metal Products Corp
Phillips
Paul Sebegat
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