Sioux Laments Loss of Lands to White Man
Chief Strong Talk tells Northern editors on Pine Ridge trip that white settlers seize Sioux lands while promising pay. He recalls abundant resources, describes broken promises, loss of fish and game, and fear of having no place to call home as settlers multiply and governance ignores native rights.
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Chadron
Neb
Seong
South Dakota
Mort Gold
Washington
Tam
Man Jailed for Ten Days on Liquor Charge
Zakarevski, 35, of 42 Winned 821, was arraigned in police court on a liquor charge during a pre prohibition raid. He is described as a first offender and bonds were set at zero. Police raided his home last Saturday.
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Zakarevski
B. Aubrey
Wea
Dhe van
Eppe
Better Arrangement Sought for Rural Mail Boxes
Bridgeport carriers assist the post office campaign to group scattered R F D mail boxes on stands. Circulars urge patrons to place letter boxes together in one row or tier to ease delivery and reduce carrier inconvenience.
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Bridgeport
Negro murderer to hang for attack on woman
Walter Burl negro was sentenced in Hinds county circuit court to be hanged for an attack on one of his two murder victims. He was sent to an undisclosed location for safekeeping until July 22, the execution date. The trial and verdict occurred amid tight security with state troopers guarding the courthouse.
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Alt
Aswanted Press
Walter Burl Negro
Hinds County
Buttey
W. H. Potter
Mississippi
Butley
S. Rees
Martha Rees
Advertising Club May Extend Aid to Chest Drive
Edwin J. Enoch reports at Stratfield meeting that the Advertising Club will cooperate with Community Chest publicity this year. Mrs. W. W. Roberts named secretary of the Chest committee and main contact, with Chest support through a club member. Alma Munich resigns as secretary to join Poole Dry Goods in Springfield. Leigh Emory Lucas did not attend. Enoch instead discussed photography in advertising and the value of a skilled photographer.
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Edwin J. Enoch
Clut
Stratfield
Community Chest
Clu
Enoch
Chest
W. W. Roberts
Alma Munich
D. M. Read Company
Poole Dry Goods Company
Springfield
Mass
Leigh Emory Lucas
New York
Boston
Alleged German Spy Deportation From England
London June 21 Kate Gussfeldt alleged German spy was deported from Harwich today though she held a German passport Fraulein Gussfeldt was arrested after reportedly attending a Communist conference in Glasgow Known as the rubber face woman for changing her appearance to avoid detection by police officials.
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London
Kate Gussfeldt
Harwich
Fraulein Gussfeldt
England
Glasgow
Vacations Start at Department of Public Welfare
Vacations at the Department of Public Welfare have begun with two attaches, Miss Ruby Boerum and Mrs. Sarai Colgan, taking the first breaks of the year.
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Department of Public Welfare
Ruby Boerum
Sarai Colgan
Milford Cop's Car Knocks Man Down
Patrolman George Tallmadge of Milford reported to Dr. Mark Gideon that he bumped a man and needed him fixed up. Herman Thenz, 43, of 62 Alden, was struck while crossing Stratford Avenue and admitted with shock and a possible fractured shoulder. An ambulance transported the Springfield man to Emergency Hospital.
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George Tallmadge
Milford
Mark A. Gideon
Herman Thenz
Alden
Tallmadge
Theng
Stratford Avenue
Gilden
City
Springfield
Wakeman Given 10 Days in Jail for Liquor Offenses
In Criminal Court of Common Pleas Judge Frederick W. Huxford imposed 116 days of jail time and 1500 in fines and costs on liquor violators. Samuel B. Wakeman of Fairfield received 10 days jail and 400 in fines for keeping liquor with intent to sell and manufacturing liquor, with consecutive sentences. Numerous related cases followed, including Mrs Sipperly, William Packtor, William of Bridgeport, Frank Cardone, Peter Navaken, and others facing fines and short jail terms for liquor violations in Fairfield and Bridgeport.
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of Common Pleas
Frederick W. Huxford
Samuel B. Wakeman
Fairfield
Bacon Wakeman
Waieman
Oxford
Wakeman
Adelaide Sipperly
Sipperly
Jnl
Lorin W. Willis
Willis
Water Street
BE. William
Bridgeport
William
Frank Cardone
Sen+view avenue
Sane
Peter Navyaken
East Main Street
Navaken
New Haven
Copeland Attacks St. Lawrence Report
Washington June 21 Copeland Democrat New Hampshire attacked the New England St. Lawrence waterway commission report favoring a canal as against the water state plan He said Americans would not endorse a scheme making Montreal a great port at the expense of American ports and the nation’s merchant marine He called the canal absurd claiming it would not provide new inexpensive transport or outlets for Great Lakes cargoes.
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Washington
Associated Press
New England-St. Lawrence Waterway
St. Lawrence Canal
Copeland
Democrat
Montreal
New England
Great Lakes
Lake Ontario
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