Headlight Squad to Watch Motorists Statewide Tour
Members of the Reads Squad of the state department of motor vehicles departed yesterday to round up owners of automobiles with inadequate or missing lighting. Led by chief inspector A E B McMurray, the squad has trained for six months in eyeing deficient lights. State law imposes a fine of 30 to 36 dollars for first offenses and up to 190 dollars for later violations.
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Trier
A. EB. McMurray
Man Shot Wife and Self in New Orleans Initially Reported
In New Orleans on June 18 a man identified as J. Sullivan Jr. shot his wife then attempted suicide. Reports state the 97 year old widow survived and lives with relatives. The claim includes unclear details about dates and ages and mentions a child observer.
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Jiam. J. Sullivan, Jr
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Pardon Allows Longer Service in State Training School
Pardon granted to Rashvilel of Tennessee enables a three year sentence to be served in the state training school while the offender fulfills duties in the French theater, allowing extended service under the federal order.
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France
Navy School Opens in Venice City
In Venice a new school for Navy men opens under Knights of Columbus auspices. The program offers navigation courses in Spanish French and Italian, with President Wilson cited as initiating similar efforts in Minneapolis and support from local officials.
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Officials Wait to Grab Jack Johnson
ATUASS reports officials plan to detain Jack Johnson amid national crackdown on slavery era tensions. The article notes potential deportation if he cannot evade legal action, with mentions of Lacy and a broad government push.
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United States
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Siradble" Lacy
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High School Seniors Swarm to Compo Beach
A group of about 200 students from a local high school visited Compo Beach for a senior outing. They walked in the morning, enjoyed activities and lunch baskets, and lingered until late afternoon amid cheers and reminiscences.
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Isons
Meriden Man Held as Check Forgers
Meriden resident Hoy George H. Witcos faces charges after alleged check forging. Police report a suspect linked to a forgery ring, with investigations stating possible connections to a bank and shipping routes. Officials note amended congressional measures affecting related maritime routes and security.
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Meriden Police
George H. Witcos
Internation Rhea
Focul Bank
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