Borglum Models Presidents on Face of Mountains
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum starts carving Mount Rushmore to depict Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt. The monument will rise 485 feet above ground with 265 foot figures, cost about 435000 dollars, and be finished in five years with an apse and records of territorial expansion. The site in the Black Hills near Keystone, funding from private subscriptions.
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Seymour
Keystone
Associated Press
Gutzon Borgium
Mount Rushmore
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Roosevelt
Liberty
Rushmore
Lee
Sorgium
Stone Mountain Enterprise
Rhodes
Desert
Horglum
United States
Harney Federal Forest Preserve
Charles E. Rushmore
New York
Black Hills
Bolglum
Peter Norbeck
Doane Robinson
South Dakota
Harglum
Hugo Villa
Maj. J. G. Tucker
Borglum
Danbury Trolleys Run For One Day As City Plans Rail Removal
Danbury Power and Transport Co to operate four one man cars briefly to move to Tulsa Oklahoma for loading onto flat cars. City to order removal of rails poles and wires from South and Main streets this summer for street repairs. Company may sell rest of rolling stock and haul to rail yards if not sold.
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Danbury
iBy
Danbury Power and Transportation Company
Street Cares
Hethel
Fta
Tulsa
Oklo
Tree crushes two cars on King Street in Hartford
A heavy wind storm toppled a tree onto an automobile sedan and a truck on King Street along the Hartford-Springfield highway. The sedan driver Pred W. Lozan of West Roxbury was cut and bruised. two men in the truck from Somerville escaped injury as the fallen tree bore most of the load, sparing the sedan from total destruction.
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Thompsonville
Jimes
Associated Press
King Street
Pred W. Lozan
West Roxbury
Moss
Somerville
Mass
Lac
Two Men Shot by Same Bullet in Stamford Hotel
At the Blackstone hotel in Stamford two men were shot by a single bullet as lights went out. William Childs of Port Chester was grazed on the hand and released from Stamford Hospital. Emanuel Fortes of Norwalk was injured. Mrs Alberta Childs is held for the shooting. Childs faces concealed weapon and breach of peace charges.
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Stamford
Associated Press
Blackstone
William Childs
Bramford
Emanuel Fortes
Norwalk
Stamford Hospital
Childs
Wilds
Alberta, Childs
Port Chester
Bishop Acheson Confirms 1 Here at Christ Church
Confirmation services were held yesterday afternoon at Christ Episcopal church on Courtland Street. Bishop Campion Acheson of Middletown confirmed a group assisted by Rev. Ernest J. Craft. The church was filled. Confirmed: Clifford Burt, Vera Lenn David Tuesdale, Grace Cole Truesdale, Gladys Bently, Raymond Morrison Cooper, John J. Broadbroock, Anna Smith, Dennie Reed Smith, Jessie Bray Lord, Mildred Stenstream, Helen Gene Williams, Bruce Leroy, Isabell Opdenbroun, Henry E. Lee, Frederick Arden Cooper.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland Street
Campion Acheson
Middletown
Diocese of
Connecticut
Ernest J. Craft
Clifford
Burt
Vera Elizabeth Lenn David
Tuesdale
Grace Cole Truesdale
Gladys Bently
Raymond Morrison Cooper
John J. Broadbroock
Anna Smith
Dennie Reed Smith
Jessie Bray Lord
Mildred Stenstream
Helen Gene Williams
Bruce Leroy
Isabells Opdenbroun
Henry E. Lee
Frederick Arden Cooper
Greenwich Policer Hurt in Early Crash Probe
Greenwich June 5 By Associated Press a Greenwich police officer William Pyne and four others were injured when two Stamford cars operated by William Briscoe and L F Wagner collided at Glenville Road and Calhoun Drive. Briscoe was held on 2300 bond.
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Greenwich
Associated Press
Glenville Road
Calhoun Drive
William &. Jacobson
Stamford
Lawrence FP. Wagner
Yonkers
Andrew M. Briecoe
Wagner
Spersongs
William Pyne
Joseph Headery
Ris
Joseph Palermo
L. F. Wagner
Cartherine Mulreed
Briscoe
Training School for Missionaries to Open in Shanghai
June 6 New York Associ ated Press The Foreign Mission Conference of North America announces a training school for Protestant missionaries in China to be opened at Shanghai. All missionaries temporarily concentrated there due to China’s internal disturbances will attend. The program includes advanced Chinese language literature Chinese religious studies and missionary methods adapted to changing conditions.
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New York
Associated Press
China
Shanghai
North America
Bhanghai
DP. T. Huntington
Protestant Episcopal Church
Amusements at Polls Vaudeville and Newsreels Share Spotlight
Pathe screened Bellanca trans Atlantic flight at Roosevelt field less than ten hours after takeoff and Lindbergh’s fete by the French. Poll's Vaudeville debuts today with The Spotlight Revue headlining, plus A Dress Rehearsal and The Song and Dance Man. Dorothy Gish stars in Tip Toes while Mack Sennett’s The Pride of Pikeville adds to the bill. Country Store Monday night attraction capped the program.
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Pathe
Bellanca
Roosevelt Field
Poll
Vaudeville Theatre
Lindbergh
George Choos
Vaudeville
Ray
Rose Lyte
Eddie Pring
Cyiclone
Denny Dare
Alice Gerstenberg
Harry Linton
Dave Ray
Hotsy-Totey Twins
Anna Clifton
Osaki Boys
Paramount
Dorothy Gish
Wil Rogers
Ufe
Mack Sennett
Pikeville
Ben Turpin
Lowell Sherman and Pauline Garon at Palace
Lowell Sherman and Pauline Garon, stage and screen stars, appear today tomorrow and Wednesday at the Palace in Lowell Sherman's Broadway hit Lawful Larceny with A. H. Woods arrange ment. Supporting company includes Louise Quit and Ray and Dot Dean with Alpheus Pure and Simple. The Hece to Paris, Varieties In a Blacksmith Shop, and Always Try are also featured acts alongside Drums of the Desert starring Warner Baxter Ford Sterling and Marietta Millner.
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Lowell Sherman
the Palace
Pauline Garon
A. H. Woods
Louise Quit
Ray
Dot Dean
Alpheus
Black & Small
Warren Mur
Paris
Lucky” Lindbergh
Zane Grey
Paramount
Warner Haxter
Ford Sterling
Marietta Millner
Lovers at Majestic Theatre A Spanish Love Tale
Ramon Novarro stars in Lovers a dramatic modern Spain romance about a youth called a Galahad and a beautiful woman whose lives are unsettled by rumors and scandal. The film features Edward Martindel Edward Connelly George K Arthur Roy DArcy with a sensational duel and brief short features including Our Gang Tired Business Men.
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Ramon Novaro
Poll
Majestic Theatre
Spain
Navarro
Alice Terry
Edward Martindel
Edward Connelly
George K. Arthur
Roy D'Arcy
Majestic
Vita Lowe and George OBrien headline Cameo program
A Cameo theater show last night featured Vita Lowe and George OBrien in Vita phone and Is Zat So Along with Everyone's Servant, the Vitaphone lineup, the Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra performing The Evolution of Disi under Herman Heller, plus Bennett Twins in song and Waring's Pennsylvanians in a fresh set. Leo Carillo offered At The Balk Game while Marion Talley and Betdamino Gigi sang Lucia Di Lammermoor.
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Cameo Theater
Vitaphone
Vita Lowe
George O’brien
Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra
Herman Heller
Bennett Twins
Waring
Pennsylvanians
Leo Carillo
Marion Talley
Betdamino Gigi
Lucia di Lammermoor
Ladies Night at Pleasure Beach Dance Palace
Tonight at Pleasure Beach Dance Palace and Goller Rink ladies admitted free in a week of events. Tuesday ballroom night features a contest with prizes, Wednesday Meet Me At The Well Night offers more prizes, Thursday Karnival Night provides noisemakers favors hats and serpentine, Friday Candy Carnival Night adds candy boxes for visitors. A Fireworks display is planned for Friday evening. Capt Julien Webster and his Bay State Aces are contracted for the season. Pleasure Beach bathing pavilion opens June 15 and the swimming past is being enlarged.
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Pleasure Beach Dance Palace
Goller Rink
Julien Webster
Bay State
Former local man named to U S post
Edward P. Cotter of Washington D C has been appointed in the new office of shipping board representative in charge of foreign port surveys. He is assigned to the department of commerce in Washington and assumed duties Wednesday. His work will include visits to European ports for examining facilities for shipping. He is son of Mary E. Cotter and the lateThomas F. Cotter and brother of J Har old Cotter, James KE. Cotter and Gerald in F Cotter, all of this city.
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Edward P. Cotter
Washington
D. C
Office of Shipping Board
Department of Commerce
Cotter
Mary E.cotter
Thomas F. Cotter
J. Harold Cotter
James KE. Cotter
Geraldin F. Colter
Wallingford Woman to Celebrate 94th Birthday
Mrs Charles P Harwood widow of Lt Charles I Harwood of the 15th Connecticut Volunteers marks her 94th birthday. A Wallingford resident since 1867 she will receive congratulations from friends tomorrow reflecting a long life in the community.
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Wallingford
Associated Press
Charles P. Harwood
Charles I. Harwood
15Th
Connecticut Volunteers
Harwood
Wallingtove
Night Club Comedy Presented by Catholic Community
The Catholic Community players stage a musical comedy tonight at the Mosque of rel licking. Proceeds go to the Bureau of Catholic Charities. Direction by Jack O Connell and Peter M Davey. A large bridging committee handles plans with chairmen for advertising, cloak room, floor, door, entertainment, music, printing, publicity, refreshments, ticketing, and reception.
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Joseph A. Muldoon
Peter M. Davey
Wiliam E. Hogan
Robert Bruno
Harry Maloney
William A. Redden
Clifford Berger
Stephen Horan
John Lillis
Willian Fenton
Frank Kumkeb
Patrick Leahey
Dominick Cretella
F. T. Langenham
J. E. Cotter
D. E. Brennan
Textile school alumni remain in New England
A survey by the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers shows New England textile graduates mostly stay in the region or nearby states. Of 831 graduates from New Bedford Bradfort Durfee and Lowell schools, 82 remain south. Philadelphia school sends 178 north and 421 to Pennsylvania.
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Boston
Associated Press
New England
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
South
New Bedford Textile School
Bradfort Durfee
Fall River
Lowell Textile School
New Bedford
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Bradford Durfee
Lowell Testile School
Pennsylvania 14; Southern States
Philadelphia
China
India
Egypt
Colombia
Argentina
Brazil
Ecuador
Mexico
Syria
Norway
Finland
Switzerland
France
New England Mills
Natiann! Association
Inwarda & Imiedat
Old Silk Made New Silk Reclaimed by Japanese Institute
Dr. P. B. Wermann at the Imperial Research Institute in Oxaka, Japan, has devised a chemical process to convert discarded silk into a viscous jelly and then a usable material that can be drawn into threads. The method transforms worn silk fabrics and rags into new silk products through successive chemical stages.
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P. PB. Wermann
Imperial Research Institute
Oxaka
Japan
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