Gypsy Smith and Wife Disappear Amid Suit
Mrs Karl Tjader Smith sues Captain Gypsy Smith for fraud in deed transfer of Tokeneke home and seeks damages. She accuses him of coercive influence and forcing her from the property. he denies residing there and claims to be missing with his wife. Police, witnesses, and a Woods Sanitarium case surround the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Tjader Smith
Gypsy
Smith
Tokeneke
Frank P. Barrett
Stamford
Ra. Smith
Brett
Dutch Ovent
Noraton
Woodscourt
Tokeneke Park
Town
Onis
Darlen
Smith House
Hth
Sqr
Ith
Herband
Iag
Pat Smith
Glasgow
Scotland
America
Resinol Relief Story From Berry Picker
Agnes derick of arrolitown Pennsylvania describes an itchy rash from berry picking that spread across her hand. After trying Resinol Soap and Ointment she regained relief and urges others with skin trouble to ask their druggist for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Derick
Audience Laughs While Actor Dies Behind Scenes
At Newcastle theatre James Kincaid aged 47 stage manager and former actor collapsed during the second act while volunteering to play a policeman. He died backstage as two doctors from the audience were summoned. The audience continued watching as the curtain fell, unaware of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Associated Press
James Hincard
Capitol Theatre
Kincaid Deafi
Bonds Set for Reporter in Theft of Article
Boston June 21 Associated Press Judge Mack in federal court set a $1,000 bail for Fred H. Thompson Boston Post reporter accused of procuring the theft of copies of an Atlantic Monthly article by Governor Smith of New York from Rumford Press Concord. Governor Fuller signed an extradition warrant for Thompson’s return to New Hampshire. Hearing on the habeas corpus petition is scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Associated Press
Mack
Fred H. Thompson
Boston Post
New Hampshire
Thompson
Atlantic Monthly
Smith
New York
Rumford Press
Concord
Fuller
Man Finds Jewelry and Reports Loss to Police
A traveling case containing $4,000 worth of jewelry was left unattended on Fourteenth Street in New York for five hours. A passerby alerted police after inspecting the case, and the owner, Max Wolf, a jewelry salesman, later claimed the contents. The finder identified himself as George Bovens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Diogrees
Fourteenth Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Cross Street
George Bovens
New Rochelle
Max Wolf
City Seeks Bids For Light Bulbs And Other Supplies
The city will award the annual incandescent lamp contract at the Board of Public Purchases meeting next Monday. Bids are also invited for July kerosene, manhole and sewer cover castings, and Bew street signs. A gasoline contract for July is unlikely, with 8000 gallons to be delivered after July 1 at 11.7 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Purchases
Director of Public Works
Common Council
Bew
Church Society Musicale In Nichola Parish House
The S56 Cecilia society hosted a musical program at Trinity Episcopal Parish house in Nichola for the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club building fund. Miss Beatrice Christie assisted. performances included violin solos and sung pieces by St Cecilia society members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S56. Cecilia Society
Trinity Episcopal
Nichola
Beatrice Christie
Nichols
St. Cecilia
Victor Harris
St. Celia Society
the Sleeping Flowers
Tolly
Clarence Dickson
St. Cecila Society
Gypsey Wooing
Truhaus
Romanza
Rose Eversole
Momn
Edward German
Shepherds Dance
St. Cecilia Society
the Swan
St. Saens
Sylvia
Oley Speaks
Robert of Lincoln
Homer N. Bartlett
Mia
Ada Tuck Whitaker
Miss Lindy
H. Waldo Warner
Charles Daucle
Perpetual Motion
C. Hohn
Beatrice
Baby carriage found without wheels at Fairfield Avenue
Police retrieved a second baby carriage within a week after a wheelless cart was found in a yard at 1627 Fairfield Avenue. No theft report had been filed. officers seek the owner as they catalog the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Avenue
James English
Middle and
Gold Streets
Student Housed Mother In Room Relieves Diploma Case
MEDFORD Massachusetts June 21 Efforts were made today to have Tufts college authorities relent and grant Isadore Charles Zwerling a diploma. The senior from Brooklyn was withholding the diploma after violating the college rule by letting two women stay overnight in his room. Investigations showed the visitors were his mother and sister who came to see him graduate, and Zwerling said his mother fell ill and he forgot the rule while caring for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mags
Tuits College
Isadore Charles Zwerling
Brooklyn
Zwerling
Snorling
General Motors Finance Plans Stock Increase
General Motors Finance Company seeks to raise capital from 36 million to 35 million by selling 100000 shares to General Motors Corporation at 125 dollars per share. GM Acceptance Corp, controlled by General Motors, finances GM product sales and has extended about two billion in credit with minimal losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
General Motors Corporation
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
State Superintendent of Banks
General Motors
Acceptance Corporation
J. P. Morgan and Company
New York Stock Exchange
Mayor weighs gas station plea at Noble and Putnam
Mayor Behrens will study the Texas company petition for a gasoline station at the southeast corner of Noble avenue and Putnam streets after a city hearing Monday night. He weighed opposition and support from residents and local interests before deciding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behrens
The
Texas Company
Noble Avenue
Putnam Streets
Norwalk Woman Severely Burned Now May Recover
Grace Cleary, 42, of 51 Van Zant Street, suffered severe burns when an oil stove exploded at her home. She extinguished the flames, fled her burning house, and wandered half a mile toward Liberty Square before being found by Henry Ripps. Rushed to Norwalk Hospital in serious condition, she showed signs of recovery by nightfall, with her daughter Florence left indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Grace Clery
van Zant Street
Norwalk Hospital
Cleary
Cress
Florence
Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Liberty Square
Henry Ripps
Greens Farms
Woman Cleared of Charges in Fairfield
Miss Elizabeth Rogers Roberts of Philadelphia and Greens Farms was found not guilty by Judge Bacon Wakeman in Fairfield town court on reckless driving charges. The case followed a Saturday crash at Unquone and Sturges roads, involving Henry F. Baney of Greenfield Hill. Roberts, with Miss Marie Homer of Mill Plain, faced potential $8,500 damage suits while countersuits were indicated by attorney Vincent Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Elizabeth Rogers Roberts
DeLancey Street
Philadelphia
Greens Farms
Bacon Wakeman
Roberts
Owen Roberts
United States
Sinclair Off Press
Orville W. Holmes
Unquone
Sturges Roads
Henry F. Baney
Greenfield Hill
Marie H. Homer
Mill Plain
Baney
Wakeman
Vincent Keating
Misa Roberts
Misa Rogers
Keating
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New Yorker
Diogenes
Ine
Weidlich
Alvord
SEARS
Cornell Main and
Cannon Streets
Church Society Gives Musicale
Nichols Organization
Emma
BH. Conk
Emme Mary Basaick
John Cook
Bridgeport
Howard Avenue
Willetta M. Davis
Ruby L. Cook
Cook
Order of Eastern Star
Read
Memories Chapel
Mountain Grove
Herman Reissig
West End
Caroline May Sherwood
George B. Sherwood
Morehouse Street
St. Ann’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Lucia Macesk
Lucia
Leon Macteski
Walter Street
Holy Rosary Church
Alfred Steeves
Judson Steeves
Jacksonville
Ansonia
Conn
Mortice E. Baxtey
Morrice BE. Basley
Bridgeport Hospital
River Street
Hannon
Hermine Gelnitz
Frederick Gelnitz
Washington Avenue
Herman G. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Berthalodge
D. O
Alfred Frederick Greenwood
Alfred F. Greenwood
Courtland Street
St. Augustine’s Church
Raymond
Frederick
Mary Byxbee
Rose Miller
Mary Byxvee
Park Avesue
St. Augustine's Church
Orlock
Raymond L. Kelly
Laurel Beach Road
Laurel Beach
Milford
S J. Ann's Church
Devon
St. Mary's A
Jamesn A. English
North End
Beathes
Berah A. Hein
C. W. Kushn
Marie
Alice
Margeret English
Song
James
George
Staten Island
David
Pittston
Pennsylvania
Garfield Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
I St Michael's Cemetery
General Motors Finance Company
Grace Cleary
Adolph Brathe
St. S. Omaha, Nebr
Lydia E. Pinkham
Omaha
Nebraska
jAdolph Bratke
13Th St
Nebreal
Lydia B. Pinkham
West Hoboken
N.J
Lydia E. Finkhara
Jennie Hollerman
Eleventh St
Union City
New Jersey
Lydia E Pinkham
Lvnn
Mass
Freedman Bros
Liberal
Home Makers
Connecticut
Freedman Brothers
East Main Street
Opp. Steuben ST
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