Yankees poised to buy Stapleton from Bridgeport Bears
Frank Buddy Stapleton, Bridgeport Bears manager and first baseman, is nearing sale to the New York Yankees for about 10000 dollars. He would serve as a temporary substitute at first base as Lou Gehrig recovers from swollen ankles. Sale hinges on Bridgeport officials in New York negotiations, with a formal announcement expected this week.
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Frank
Buddy’ Stapleton
Bridgepoat
New York
Stapleton
Lou “Buster” Gehrig
Yankees
Eade Holly
Yankee
Bridgeport Pilot
Bridgeport
Holly
Bridge Port Club
Bears
Gehrig
Plefer
Buster Lou
Stapletons
Gene McCann
Neal Ball
New Haven
Sandiois
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Hillies
Stapleton Hs
James Sulliven
Springheld
Dho Waturr
Fred Woos
Providence
Lindberghs steady fare of chicken week variation
A garbled page references Lindbergh and a week of chicken fare variations, with scattered mentions of profiles, travel, and events. The text includes notes on Denote visits, state and national references, and multiple unrelated items across pages, making precise details unclear.
AERIAL GLOBE TROTTERS READY FOR WORLD CIRCUIT
Lieutenant Leigh Wade and Linton Wells, famed globe trotters, report plans to depart San Francisco for Honolulu next month aiming to circle the world in 15 days. They seek entry details and conditions for the $1,000 prizes offered, in a telegram to Governor James Rolph Jr. from New York.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
Leigh Wade
Linton Wells Globe
California
New
Ape Man Attacks Actress Carves Letter K on Body
Hollywood June 9 AUnknown assailant described as an ape man attacked actress Dewis Dore also known as Doss Williams in her apartment kneeing her and carving the initials K with a razor on her forehead chin breast and hands. Police doubt the tale but investigate a secret organization motive and the case hinges on missing blade and inconsistent injuries.
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Ape Man
Doris Williams
Hollywood Cal
As+societed
Amy
Doss Williams
Dewis Dore
Ike
Twin brothers face murder and theft charges in Oregon train hold-up
Steubenville Ohio June 9 Associated Press Riv and Roy de Autremont 27 year old twins arrested last night for the murder of four men tied to a 1923 Oregon train robbery will be arraigned before a U S commissioner tomorrow. Federal officers to file mail robbery charges from Washington then transfer them to Columbus for removal to Oregon. Bond requested at $300000 each.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Associated Press
Riv
Roy de Autremort
Kee
Oregon
United States
Post Office
Washington
Columbus
Bond
Gregor
Nested
Hugh de Autremont
Jacksonville
Gie
Ray
Greenwich Tax Shortfall Sparks Audit and Bond Review
June 9 Greenwich reports a $30,000 shortfall in back taxes after former town collector Silas D Ritch resigned last December. Robert M Wilcox new tax collector and staff circulated bills, with residents presenting receipts and canceled checks showing payment. A bonding company conference will assess the case and bond coverage of $100,000.
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Greenwich
Silas D Ritch
Baos
Robert M Wilcox
Ritch
Sinclair in Boston Court Fights Oil Ban Case
Judge William H Sullivan will read Unions novel under the bans statute. John Gritz a bookseller clerk faces possible violation and Sinclair plans appeal if found guilty. David Sinclair defends passages about college life as his father arrives to contest the charge.
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Sinclair
Boston
William H . Sullivan
Municipal Court Today
Upton Sinclair
John Gritz
Smith and McCance Booksellers
Hls
California
Sullivan
Gritz
David
Hst
Sages
Emt
Boston Common
Meke
Stackur
Sinclairs Attoners
Gite
Guy Taal Binwlede
Charges Dropped Against Norwalk Woman in Spouse Slaying
Mrs Sadie Ruscello of Norwalk was granted nolle prosequi on a manslaughter charge in the death of her husband Nicola after a self defense case supported by testimony from Mrs Ruscello and her twelve year old daughter Rosie. A grand jury had refused indictments, and the case is bound over to city court for further action.
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Sadie Ruscello
Norwalk
Nicola
William H Comley
Norwerk
Buscella
Rosie
John J Phelan
Buscello
Phelan
City Court of
Arthur F Es
Nolle
Ruscello
Helena Hill Weed
Stamford Youth Held in Mail Theft
Seventeen year old Francis Mastrianni of Richmond Hill Stamford appeared before U S Commissioner Hugh Lavely on a mail theft charge. Bond set at 81000 for upcoming court appearance after officials alleged he failed to deliver a marked bundle found on his rural route. Inspectors say bills in his possession were part of a scheme involving special delivery and money losses reported by inspectors from the Boston office.
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Francis Mastrianni
Richmond Hill
Stamford
United States District Court
United States
Hugh Lavely
Masirionni
Wostal
Thomas P Crenty
Mastrionna
Boston
First Diphtheria Death in Nichols Reported
The first diphtheria death in Nichols occurred yesterday when Joseph Elkins seven years old son of Mr and Mrs James Elkins died at their home. He is survived by sister Laura and brother James B. Elkins. Funeral services are set for 5 pm today at the home with Rev William F White of Truimen Congregational Church officiating. Burial will be in Park Cemetery.
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Nichola
Joseph & Elkins
James
Barry Disclosure Fails 10 Help In Return Of Jewels
Long Island jewel thefts valued at about 1 million lead police to question Arthur Barry alias Gibson, linked to 1924 burglaries. A second safe deposit box opened revealed only minor items. Detectives connect Morris Frank as a suspected fence. Worcester police name James Monahan as the East Coast manhunt target, possibly same as Boston Billy Williams. Nassau detectives seek Monahan photos and records from Mineola.
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Polie
Long Island
Arthur Barry
Gibson
Eve
Morris Frank
Frank
Anna King
Worcester Mass
Boston
Billy” Williams
New York
James Monahan
Monahan
Summer Street
Worcester
Mass
Mineola
Barry 2
Albert F Richardson
Captain King
Nassau County Detective Bureau
Boston Billy Williams
Nassau County
Truck House Plan Signals New No 2 Engine Station
Preliminary sketches for a larger No 2 Engine house reveal a planned east side truck and ladder unit to serve residents east of the Paqueunack River. The project contemplates a two shifts eight men per company, a cost between 615 000 and 17 000, with 40000 available and 8850 appropriated for land and a four family house adjoining the current Crescent place site.
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Board of Fire Commissioners
Paqueunack River
Barnumnd Central Avenues
Henry N McCathron
East Side
Aken
Trick Alay
Bridgeport
Board of Apportionment
Clarence Street
Crescent Place
Funeral of W M Bangs Held Today
Funeral services for Walter M Bangs, a well known local businessman and civic leader, will be conducted at 2 o'clock this afternoon from his home at 31 Russing Place by Rev Alexander Alison Jr. Honorary pallbearers include Murray Chapin, William C Heawley, Harry Read, John Walters, William W Chapman, Carl Foster, F W March, and John R Woodhull. The Hamilton Commandery Knights Templar ritual will be exemplified. Burial will be private in Mountain Cemetery.
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Russing Place
Alexander Alison Jr
Murray Chapin
William C Heawley
Harry Read
John Walters
William W Chapman
Carl Foster
F W March
John R Woodhull
Hamilton Commandery
Knights Templar
Mr Bangs
Mountain
German Aces Greet Chamberlin Levine at Capital Reception
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles Levine were welcomed by German air experts at a Berlin Aero Club gathering. Ambassador Schurman and Major Von Kehler led a salute as the Americans signed the club’s golden book and received gifts amid bouquets and messages from European aero clubs.
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Major von Kehler
Kehler
Orville Wright
Chamberlin
Levine
Columbia
Germany
Europe
Herr Koch
Columbus
Lkely
Clarence
Mail for Lindbergh Swamps Washington
Washington Post seeks to resolve mail flood for Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh invited by Postmaster General New. Hundreds of thousands of letters and telegrams swamping the capital’s post office, with Lindbergh’s personal representative arranging delivery and shipments from Chicago, Cleveland, and New York.
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Washington
Duns
Associated Press
Charles A. Lindbergh
New
R R. Blythe
Wright Aircraft Corporation
Lindbergh
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
al- Plane
Lindbergh Climbs Cruiser Rigging Despite Wind Gusts
Aboard Memphis on June 0, Colonel Charles Lindbergh climbed out on a yard arm at 140 feet during a 48 mile wind to photograph the ship from aloft. He stayed twenty minutes as officers cut the high tension radio line, then descended calmly. He joined the crew for luncheon among the engineers and learned of his promotion to colonel in the Missouri National Guard via a note from Commander Bagley.
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Peice Monument
Lind Wilk
Capitol
Lindbergh
Coolidge
George Washington
White House
Ariington
Walter Reed Hospital
Lindbergh Welenington
Str
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard Army
Navy Reserve
Navy Yard
New York
Paris
President Coolidge
Reve
War Department
Rea A
Memphis
Virginia
Capes
Henry Charles
Mons
Isnogisy Field
Hampton Roads
Air
Wise
UF & 8
Charles Lindbergh
Uncle Sam
Gods Aid
le Bourget Field
Andbergh
Missouri Nations Guard
Bagley
Freight Train Jumps Rails In Connecticut Wreck
A 21 car New Haven freight jumped the main line rails near Hancock on June 8 halting service for two days. Cars telescope and swerve into a yard injuring one worker. a man riding on a flat car barely escaped. Several structures were damaged as officials assess repairs.
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New Haven
Catherine Meadowcroft
Charles S Weaver
Edward Morrill
Columbia Narrow Fabric Company
Meadowcroft
Lindbergh Family Moved Meeting Plans in Detroit
June 9. Mrs Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh, mother of Colonel Lindbergh, leaves Detroit for Washington to see her son when he arrives Saturday. A chemistry instructor at Cass Technical High, she secured a ten day leave. John C. Lodge, Lindbergh’s grand uncle and acting mayor, received an invitation to visit.
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Detroit
Evangeline Lodgebergh
Lindbergh
Troit
Washington
Flyer
Cass Technical High
John C. Lodge
One
Courcil
Berington
De Pinedo to Rome Flight Plan Amid Fuel Shortage
Associated Press reports aviator Francesco De Pinedo will continue his long distance trek to Rome from South America via Newfe and the Azores. He plans to return to a point near the Azores after a fuel shortage forced a descent near Trepassey Newfoundland, then resume toward Ponta Delgada and Beja.
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Hort
Island OF Fatal
Associated Press
Mander Francesca de Pinedo
Rome
Newfe
Azores
Asores
Enreste Trepassey
Newfoundland
Ponta Delg
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