Minor cases disposed of in the city court
Louis Entener of 102 Bishop Avenue was convicted of violating the liquor laws and sentenced to three months in jail with a $200 fine, suspended and the fine deferred until June 21 to allow him to dismantle his saloon. Also, Alex Lander of New Haven faced drunkenness charges. Walter Fiaschk’s death after a streetcar collision was noted. Stanifey Ingle and Julian Phillips were fined for theft of silverware from Jennings Brothers Manufacturing.
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Bishop Avenue
Costa
Antil
Emener
Alex Lander
New Haven
State Street
Walter Fiaschk
Kendal
Staniexy
Myrtle Avenue
Julian Phillips
Hallam Street
Shett
Jennings Brothers’ Manufacturing Company
Elm Street
Rev Daniel Strickland Named C N G Chaplain
New Haven Conn June 14 Rev Daniel W Strickland pastor of Howard Avenue Congregational Church was just made Lieutenant of the 169th Infantry C N G succeeding Rev Orville A Petty pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church who was made Lieutenant colonel of that regiment Captain Strickland was a captain in RA 102nd Infantry and saw active service overseas.
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Daniel W. Strickland
Howard Avenue Congregational Church
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169Th Infantry
Orville A. Petty
Plymouth Congregational Church
Strickland
Arrest of coal peddler Kipris in city court
Aemes Kipris of 391 Myr Rue was arrested at 7 30 this morning on a charge of peddling coal without a license. He furnished $20 bond for appearance in City Court today.
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Aemes Kipris
Myr Rue
Tie
Government to set policy for Indians in United States
Washington June 14 Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work appoints a committee of one hundred citizens to study and propose a constructive policy toward Indian wards and citizens. The study includes population data, land allotments, schooling, guardianship, and economic gains from oil and cattle, with a view toward a definitive national policy.
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United States
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Work
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Indiana
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National Capital
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Supreme Court
Five Civilized Tribes
Osage Nation
Osages
Osage
Vive Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
Committee of One Hundred
Escapee Rosario Pergi Sparks Statewide Hunt
Guards from Auburn prison join police in a statewide manhunt for Rosario Pergi, 32, an escapee from the Syracuse prison and camp at the State Fair grounds during the night. Pergi, serving 20 years to life for second degree murder, was received from Wayne county on December 26, 1911.
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Auburn Prison
Rosario Pergi
Syracuse State Fair Grounds
Fergi
Auburn State Prison
Wayne County
Robbery at Provident Hotel on Broad Street
Clothes and shoes valued at 31 dollars and 35 dollars in cash were stolen yesterday from the Provident Hotel on Broad Street, police report notes. A complaint to the police outlines the items taken.
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Hotel Provident
Broad Street
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