Robbers Capture Store Deposits In Pittsburgh Shootout
Bandits leaped into a car with the morning receipts from Boggs and Buhl department store. Assistant superintendent James Neel was wounded by a bullet in the abdomen as the robbers fled. A pursuing officer in plain clothes exchanged fire as they sped toward the Allegheny river road.
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Pittsburgh
Juno W
James Neel
Boggs and Buhl
William ‘Stagerwald
Neel
Charles Schultz
Allegheny River
Springfield Machinists Accept Wage Cut
The Springfield Machinists Union with about 4,900 members has voluntarily accepted a 12 percent wage reduction. The decision was announced today after a secret meeting last night and is immediately in effect, with employers operating on part time or with reduced forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Springfield Machinists’ Union
Milwaukee to Have Roosevelt Memorial
Milwaukee Wisconsin Harvard clubs adopted plans for a Roosevelt memorial costing 395000. The Associated Harvard Clubs president was authorized to appoint a committee to work with the Harvard corporation to select the site and choose the memorial name.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jung
Roosevelt
Harvard Clubs
Harvard Corporation
Foreign War Vets to Honor Galbraith
Detroit Michigan June 10 Captain Robert G Woodside, commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ordered all posts to drape their charters for thirty days in mourning for Colonel Frederick W Galbraith, commander of the American Legion.
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Detroit
Mich
Robert G. Woodside
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frederick W. Galbraith
American Legion
Canadian Railways Move to Cut Wages
Montreal June 19 Canadian railways today took preliminary steps to cut wages 19 per cent July 1 and later to revise working conditions across the system and reduce costs.
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Canadian Railways
Montreal
Zionists plan minority meeting and parade opposition to prohibition
New York June 20 announcement of a Findgen county parade possibly in Jersey City on July 4 in opposition to prohibition. Warren Wixon urging gubernatorial review remarks on obeying laws yet removing unrighteous ones. A separate June 10 report notes a mass conference of Zionist minority will meet July 4 in Pittsburgh or Buffalo, with Brandeis and others shaping a statement and possible independent Palestine development association.
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New York
Findgen County
Jersey City
Warren Wixon
Hudson County
the Nations Association
Edwards
S York
Zionist Organization of America
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Brandeis
The
Zionist Organization
Tullan W. Mack
Sarisbad
Carlsbad
Brandeis Judge
Mack
Rabbi Wise
Palestine Development Associates
Zionist Movement
Palestine
Zionist Commission
Ravensky Convicted Under New Prohibition Law
New York June 11 Michael Ravensky a former saloon keeper was found guilty by a jury before Justice Borat of possessing liquor This marked the first conviction in the extraordinary term of the state prohibition enforcement law The jury reported unable to agree earlier this afternoon and the judge urged a simple question while the verdict finally found Ravensky guilty with a recommendation for leniency
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New York
Michael Ravensky
Wes
Justice Borat
Supreme Court
Ravetsky
Borst
Ravensky
Panama Canal Toll Exemption Stirs Senate Fight
Western senators push a bill to exempt American ships from Panama Canal tolls while a Weeks commission probes high wages and overstaffing. President Harding prefers negotiated relief with Britain, not statutory action, as Panama becomes a political issue again.
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Woak Bank
McKinley
United States
Canal
Panama
Gen. Gorgas
Weems
Senator McKinley
America
Sault Ste. Marie
Senator Mckenley
Weeks
Panama Canal
Harding
Senate
Great Britain
Priel
Death Declared From Criminal Act Unknown Person
Coroner John Z. Phelan ruled the death of 26 year old Mary Aldramy of 3 Liberty Street, Library, a result of criminal act by an unknown person. The Danbury inquest paused funeral proceedings for an autopsy and later confirmed the finding.
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John Z. Phelan
Pblic
Noves
Mary Aldreamy
Liberty Street
Hbrary
Danbur
Danbury
Stratton
Phelan
Boy Kills Playmate With Blow On Jaw In School Fight
In New York on July 10 Salvatore Be Guard, 13, quarreled with Samuel Lipkowitz in front of many schoolmates and struck Lipkowitz on the jaw. Lipkowitz collapsed and died. The other boy was arrested.
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Boy
New York
Salvatore
Samuel Lipkowitz
Lipkowitz
Sutherland to head Senate probe on soldier relief
Washington June 10 Senator Sutherland Republican West Virginia chairs a Senate committee appointed to investigate the soldier relief hospitalization administration. The special committee also includes Calder New York Weller Maryland Walsh Ohio and Pomerene Ohio DC senators.
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Sen. Sutherland
Washington
Sena- Sutherland
West Inia
Walsh
Senat
Apecal
Ite
Coolidge
Calder New York
Weller
Aryland
Minetig
Pomerene
Ohio
Orats
Fine quality white French flannel pleated models priced
The text notes pleated pleated models in fine white French flannel described as extra valuable at the stated price, indicating a premium quality garment option.
Bathing Apparel Arrives in Fresh Styles and Colors
It will be satisfying to have your bathing costume ready when a sudden warm day arrives. Assortments are complete now with new styles and colors.
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Galbraith
Invi-Prowrerion
Parane Zionists TO Hole Minority Meeting
Judge Mack
Justice Brandeis
Climax Food Choppers
Grant's
Grant
W. T. Grant Company
Main St
Main
Rockwell & Co
Hugh J J. Koenig
Noble
Annette Kellerman
FELT
Home Journal
Mary Pickford
Lanvin
Paris
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