Kaiser Crown 5 Preserved as Historic Relic
The article traces the fate of the German crown after 1918, explaining there was no single tangible crown but a crown rebuilt for each ruler. It details the royal cycle, the dismantling of the earlier pieces, and how Emperor William II ordered the last crown to remain intact, with the crown's insignia and relics later confiscated by the Prussian government while the abdication ended the imperial symbol’s significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H, von Wiegand
Berl
Inrga
Republic
Honenzollert
Hohengollern
Priasig
Jong
Frederick Eglis
Elizabeth Christine
Frederick
the Great
Weis
Order of the Black Eagle
Laney
Holenzollern
Frederick I
Frederick the Great
Louise
August Victoria
August Wilhelm
William II
Prugalan
Ministry of the Royal ‘Horseholn
Ministry of ‘Finance
Kaleer
Imperival Chancery
Disabled Vets to Attend E.W. Convention Here
Captain Robert G. Woodside of Pittsburgh, national commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Ruy W. Biton, adjutant general of New York headquarters, will speak at the State encampment. Disabled veterans at Allentown Hospital may attend, and Col. C. Forbas, director of the veterans bureau, aims to bring at least 110 disabled veterans. Posts statewide will be hosted by Bridgeport post encampment as about 1000 visitors are expected over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Woodside
Pittsburgh
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ruy W. Biton
New York
Allimetown Hosphtal
Gol. C
Th. Forbas
Veterans’ Bureau
Bridgeport
Three Judgments in Common Pleas Court Report
Judge J Moss Ives ruled yesterday in three civil cases. Vincenzo Sessa won 210 damages from Richard Tyres after a collision on the wrong side of the road. Leonard J Snyder's real estate commission suit against Louis Renkovisisky was dismissed for lack of proof of a contract. John Burn of Burn and Crump won 349.25 against Samuel Schwartz for work on a house owned by Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Moss Ives
Court of Common’ Pleas
John R. Booth
Vincenzo Sessa
Stamford
Richard Tyres
Samactity
Ives
the & Hunt
Thes Tyres
Leonard J. Snydey
Louis Renkovisisky
John Burn
Burn and Crump
Samuel Schwartz
Mainlify
Mariner He Lived On Grass In Stranded Sea Vessel
A delirious sailor found aboard a stray schooner near West Island lived on grass and refused aid. Erickson, nearly maddened by privation, could offer no other information than his name and that his address is the sea. Police note the man shows signs of malnutrition but may improve with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepford
Coleridge
Osbiond Erickson
West Island
Brickgan
Erickson
Parachutes Save Air Passengers From Fatal Fall
A Wichita Kansas report states pilot Roy Snow and two Oklahoma City passengers escaped a deadly fall when their aircraft dropped from 4,006 feet. Parachutes deployed before impact, the plane demolished on the crash site near Buile plain, leaving officials noting improved safety from new parachute gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kans
Roy Snow
He Werman
Oklahoma City
Buileplain
Here
Norman
Army Air Service
Peratofore
Two Hotel Promoters Arrested as Fugitives in Berlin Plan
In New York on June 21, Morris A. Jacobs of Boston and Samuel Taewis of the Bronx were detained as fugitives from justice. They face charges from George Gehring of Portland Maine for converting stock and cash totaling $31,000 into oil company stock, with plans to build a proposed hotel on Prince Albrecht's palace site in Berlin. German authorities say the pair pressed holders to swap stocks into American money before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
Prince Albrecht
Morris A. Jacobs
Boston
Samuel Taewis
Bronx
Bosta
New England
George Gehring
Portland
Maine
New England Oil Company
Prasre
Divorces Scheduled in Superior Court Friday Session
Sixteen divorce actions are listed for Friday in the Superior Court before Judge Newell Jennings. Uncontested filings include Ivy Skaplowitz Dryer vs. Dry er and Helen Loftus vs. George Lot tua, among others, with multiple party names and pairings noted in the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian
Deming
John
Fy Reming
Minra
Bellwood
Togeph
Andrew Paxton
Mildred Alene Paxton
Darlas Germain
Edmund Germain
Stefan Asontos
Lady Gyory Contos
James Gordon Channing
Lauree
Agnes Channing
Tessie Ventua Spinella Bevere
Tred
Bevera
Reba
Ketchum
We Leroy Ketchum
Stella J. Jarvis
Tranis A. Jarvis
Michael J. Leach
Gertrude
Leaci
Taylor Appeals From Sentence Fail
Homer L. Taylor of Norman was fined and sentenced in City Court after a crash on Main Street near French Street involving a streetcar. The victims, Mrs. Charles Steilue and another passerby, remained hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Homer L. Taylor
Norman Ateeat
Lance
Accideng 1 Police
Vietims
Vinesnt
Creditors Paid First in Divorce Case She Part of Policy
Phomay Avant of Greenwich agreed to assign fire insurance proceeds from a store fire to pay his creditors before his wife Mary Avant, for support, in their divorce case. The court ruled creditors be paid first and the remainder to his wife after debts are settled. Avant seeks divorce on grounds of intolerable cruelty. Married February 1, 1917, they have an eleven year old son.
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Phomay Avant
Greenwich
Mary Dares Avant
Beny
Westeand
Judge Reed Hearing O'Brien Case Here
Hearing in the U S district court in Connecticut dealt with Jones J. O'Brien of New York seeking to strike names from the federal rolls. Evidence centered on alleged legal malfeasance involving local lawyers in Fairfield and Fairfield Park and Company. Witnesses included Percy Anderson, archiner of the land and holdings firms, and Wall e president of the Fits National?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erim
Toe H. Reed
Jones J. O'Brien
New York
William H. O'Hara
Arthur M. Marsh
Tudae Reed
United States Court
Connecticut
United States
Edwin & Thomas
O'Brien
Charges of double life saga in Knowles divorce case
In a Superior court proceeding, Dorothy Ethel Knowles accuses her husband George S Knowles of intemperance, abuse, and infidelity across England and America. She recounts desertion, a former adoption request for a child, and alleges a years long affair while he led clubs in London and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Hi
Dorothy Ethel Knowles
London
George S_ Knowles
Greenwich
Knowles
Hwaring
Burs
Knowles Gaig Sey
England
Jeneimber
Ayigrican University
America
Yale Club
Connecticut Artillery Holds 34th Reunion in Hartford
The First Connecticut Heavy Artillery held its 34th reunion at Grand ARTY in Hartford on June 21. Twenty seven members attended with President Young presiding and Charles C. Courtice reporting finances including receipts of 38.14 balance and disbursements of 83.50. Courtice and Young were re-elected secretary treasurer and president respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
First Connecticut Heavy Artillery
Grand Arty
Young
Charles C. Courtice
Pan
Couctica
Couttica
New Automobile Delivered for City Tax Collector
The city added to its fleet an automobile delivered yesterday for use by the Tax Collector Office and general city use. The Board of Apportionment approved $475 last week for the vehicle. It will be used chiefly by Imal Nears and Frank Finn for collecting back taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Ima]i Nears
Frank Finn
Inxen
Yachting Scene Hinges on Weather and Renewed Interest
The article describes prominent yachtsmen planning runs from New York Greenwich and Oyster Bay to New London for Friday races in Thames tidal waters. It notes General Borden's yacht anchored awaiting better conditions and mentions Ballin pleasure craft revival and Black Rock harbor changes affecting sailing, with a new moon and summer plans shaping the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Sound
Thames
New London
Yale
Warward
Otak
New York
Greenwich
Oyster Bay
Whaling City
General Boreden
Ballin
Black Rock
Wilson Aarsiall
Yaohic
Blagk Rock
Fayerne
Glib
Artist Is First Mayor Of Asbury Borough
Revised returns show Frank Stic, an illustrator, elected mayor at the first election yesterday in the newly formed Borough of Interlaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Borough
Asbury P
N. I
Jungs
Frank Stic
Tnterlalen
Fairfield Raid Nets 3 Stills and Much Liquor
Fairfield June 21 A Tuesday raid at St Bentwood Ave 11 pm confiscated 15 gallons of head and three stills. George Vores and Gabor Nagy arrested for operating the stills. released on bail with summons to court Thursday morning. Verea on first floor operated 20 gallon still. Nagy on second had two stills producing 20 gallons. Sheriff Gould Elwoot Matercycle Poltecman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
St Bentwood Ave
George Vores
Gabor Nagy
Verea
Nagy
Gould
Elwoot
Matercycle Poltecman
Local Parochial School Reopens Plans and Events
Bennett and local Groups report upcoming activities including summer programs reopening September 6 at Saint Thomas Parish. Drum corps and tire company attendees join Bridgeport armory events with Ray Welle and Fred Hawking substituting. Fire and Drum corps hold special meeting and weekly practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
St Thomas
Druwsy
City Fife
Bridgeport
Ray Welle
Fred Hawking
Unuuawa Fire and Drum Corp
South Avenue Narrow Track Hearing Set for June
The Public Utilities Commission will hold a Hartford hearing on June 28 regarding Baston Malleable Iron Co. plan to install a narrow track on Spur Avenue linking the railroad and the company plant. The petition advanced from the Common Council, which approved and sent it on for final review. Mayor Atwater reserved word from the utilities commission announcing the hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Utilities Commissio
Hartford
Baston Malleable Iran Company
Common Council
Utilities Commission
Atwater
Wuities Commission
Raincoats For Zoo Visitors Highlight Seasonal Sale
Woman shoppers are offered a range of rain gear from seven ninety to fifteen dollars, including children’s raincapes for ages 6 to 14 in navy and red with plaid hoods. Men’s hats and elegant umbrellas round out the forecasted purchases as rain gear moves to the front of vacation prep.
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Navy
Oxford
White satin slip over outfit for summer wear
White is the summer color offering a slip over with sash belt and V neck priced at 2.45 on the main floor. Front Silk Plisse Crepe underwear tines require no ironing and launder easily. Gowns with straps or regular size in white orchid and flesh sell for 2.25. STEPAN sets in white with color crim priced at 2.00 on the main floor rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepan
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Wilhelm
E.W. Gonvention
COM Pleas Court
Mariner
Taylor
Mueller
Uelers
Connecticut Artillery
Salta
Bill Lewis
Miamogue Yacht Club
Margaret Jr
the Durgee
Pequonnock Club
Meunthusert Boa
St. Thomas Parochial School
South Avenue
Jersey
Rengo
Crown Corset Co
Thos. P. Taylor Co
Barnum
Sawyers Blue
Parsons Anmenia
Royal Brand
Barge
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