Bank Robbery in Plantsville Leaves Two Suspects Sought
An armed pair robbed the Plantsville National Bank this afternoon. One suspect, Thomas DeMarco, 31, was captured near Lake Cha mpounce while an accomplice remains at large. Police recovered 8635 in mold money and 84675 in papers, with about 820,000 reported stolen. The pursuit involved Bristol and Southington officers, with roads posted and woods searched into night. The cashier Raymond Olsen and his wife were in the bank cage when the hold up occurred.
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Plantsville National Bank
Thomas DeMarco
Second Street
Cicero
Leake Campounce
Bristol
Plants Iia Bank
DeMarco
Lake Ceampounce
William Thompson
Thomas Murphy
Southington
Raymond Olsen
Theodore T Weisse
Sale Olsen
Green
Olsen Crive
Olsen
Tobbers
Weiss
Mtn Weve Juat Bern
Weiss Beck
G R Thompson
Roobee
Ole
Sears Ak
Tae Bank Wir Caries Insurance
Night storms delay takeoff as Hyad expedition proceeds
The page notes delays to immediate takeoff amid a stormy environment for the Hyad expedition, with Sandman Wanamake aboard. Other items reference a fight won, honors for Dye, and various state and local notices across pages, including ambulance trophies and plans in Washington.
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Wanamake
NAVAT
Washington
Omnio
Furtler Coneeemony
Japan
Deltahy
Seande Yark
Imape Tors
Towut
Bateviell
Arash Mesa
Roxpital
Naturespadia Mre
Lorie Chenin
Creretary
Bramford
Carne Wiest
Assessor Cou Rly
Wrother
Sleter
Yale
Angell
Gavuater
Coust
Eac Ae
Campo Beach
Milford
Frage
Seattle
Tiige
Wiltag
Madure
Redding
Bardi
Bristol
Bank of Note
EAL Mecerte
Pride
Mohammedan Priests Ban Use of Radio in remote Syanetia
In Tiflis on June 22 Associated Press reports mullahs in Mahaw meadun forbid the use of radio amid a fiery sermon against Western intrusion. A public damning and a crowd witnessed the event as the crowd toppled a station installation into a precipice, signaling strong religious opposition to external broadcasts in the Caucasus foothills.
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Tiflis
Geoga
Associated Press
Mahawmeadun
Syanetia
Caucasian Mountains
Piopanl
Box Sent Ty Cobb Leaks Seized Wine Probe Opens
In Galveston Texas a package labeled electrical apparatus addressed to Ty Cobb from the Wilson Lubricating company of San Francisco prompted customs due to containing eleven bottles of white table wine, two broken. The box, routed by rail to Galveston then by water to New York, was seized and an investigation launched.
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Galveston
Texas
Associated Press
Ty Cobb
Philadelphia
Wilson Lubricating Company
San Francisco
New York
Radio Inspectors Test Broadcasts At Local Station
Federal officials led by W E Downey tested Bridgeport station WICC for frequency accuracy finding slight variance from the 214 meter allocation. They used a test car and a two stage tuned receiver but reported no interference with standard listening, noting power around 300 and potential remedies to reduce interference.
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W E Downey
Aadio
Fedral Radio Commission
S W Edwards
Detroit
J E Brown
Downey
Bridgeport
W D Terrel
Department of Commerce
Federal Radio
Jess
Commission
Rowney
Stratfield
Adam Hugo Dies in Bridgeport at 86 or 87?
Adam Hugo died last night at Bridgeport Hospital in his eighty seventh year after long health. He arrived from Germany at age eight and lived in Bridgeport most of his life. Survived by seven children including Theodore R Canandaigua Eva Hugo New York George Bridgeport Gertrude Saranac Lake Maude Saranac Lake and Adam Bridgeport plus nephew John Adam Hugo famed composer. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Wilmot and West rooms with Rev Alexander Alison J officiating. Burial in Mountain Grove Cemetery.
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Adam Hugo
United States
Germany
Bridgeport
Charles Street
Hugo
Theodore R
Canandaigua
Eva Hugo
New York
George
Newfield Bank and Trust Company
Gertrude Hugo
Saranac Lake NY
Alfred Griswold
Maude Hugo
John Adam Hugo
Muensterberg Lodge
Sertice Rooms
Wilmot and West, Inc
Alexander Alison J
Mountain Crove Cemetery
Pacific Coast Cities Have Most Personal Crisis Reports
Insurance expert Dr Frederick L Hoffman reports Pacific coast cities record the highest personal crisis rates, with Sacramento and San Diego leading at over 400 per 100000. National 1926 rate is 1221, lower in many eastern cities. he cites underlying family and social factors behind the trend.
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Pacific Coast
New York
East
Middle West
Frederick L Hoffman
the Spectator
Iheurance Journel
Hoffman
United States
Sacramento Ca
San Diego
Atlantic
Oder
Spokine Wash
Denve Cole
Dallas
Seattle
Tampa Fla
Los Angeles
Calif
Manhattan
Bronx
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Australia
New Zealand
Sweden
Denmark
Austria Germany
Hungary
Switzerland
Neland
Spain
Scotland
Netherlands
England
Wales
di Hoffman
Byrd May Start Hop Friday As Storms Cause More Delay
Commander Richard Byrd and his crew face renewed weather delays delaying the planned ocean hop to Paris from Roosevelt Field New Haven Yale University awarded Byrd a doctor of laws degree and he said takeoff is unlikely before Friday a 4 am window exists but weather dictates. A $34000 check for French flyers Nun gesder and Cali will be included in Byrd's small satchel to Paris.
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Byrd
Roosevelt Field
Yale
Press
L FJ
Atlantic
Richard B Byrd
Paila
New Haven
Yale University
Esther
Avid
Hemarart
Serence
Woollsey
Nangesser
Sir Mall
Paris
Nun
Gesder
Cali
Movie Actors and Siblings Win Pay Cuts and Honors
Los Angeles reports the film industry cuts salaries by ten percent for earnings over 50 a week as Paramount Lasky executives announce broader economies. At Warren Harding High, graduates receive major honors with scholarships and essay prizes. notable winners include Waybe Comer, Florence Sherman, Merillat, and Francia Mertlint, among others.
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Harding
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Jesse L Lasky
Paramount Famous Players Lasky
Lasky
Paramount
Tasky
Usner
New York
Hanora
Warren Harding High School
Wayne Comer
Edward H Doyle
George Comer
Grant Street
Florence Sherman
Kenneth E VaZette
Theodore Roosevelt
Florence Bherman
Pacelewski
Foland
Jeanette Gibson
Harold W Hersey
Daniel P Griffins
Clarence
Charles Stuart Canfield
Anna M Hyde
City Transfer
Edoward H Doyle
Leo Fisher
Doctors Who Hazed Jews At Kings County Hospital
Six internes at Kings County Hospital were released on bail on assault charges by three Jewish internes who alleged an anti-Semitic demonstration. A lawyer for the Jewish internes urged the six to resign and relinquish their hospital belongings to end the episode. The Jewish internes voiced no rancor and said they would be satisfied if those who assaulted them were punished as a reform measure.
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New York
Associated Press
Kings County Hospital
Nathan Sweedler
Sweedler
New Roumanian Cabinet Ends With Election Plans
The newly formed Roumanian cabinet under Ioan Bratianu is expected to resign after elections, likely held next month. Chamber of Deputies votes set for July 18 with the Senate on July 26, following the Liberal party leader’s cabinet formation after the previous ministry’s breakdown amid Liberal and National Peasants party talks.
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Bucharest
Associated Press
Ioan Biatione
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Bratiano
Libmal Party
Prince Sthbey
Literals
National Peasants Party
Nungesser search yields no trace near Chicoutimi
A hydroplane from Price Brothers timber firm searched 3 12 hours over the northeast Baquenay region but found no sign of missing French airmen Nongosse and Colt employees reported signaling 40 degrees toward the airbase, with no location identified.
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Associated Press
Price Brothers Company
Dyers
Nongosse
Colt
Teley
Union to demand quitting on bridge
Central Labor union leader Milton McDonald says two union engineers are on the Fellow Mill bridge and non union workers remain on site. He vows to pressure Mayor Behren and press action if talks fail, asserting the city plans to use war union labor for the bridge unless stopped.
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Frank Iitegerald
New Haven
Milton McDonald
Central Labor Union
McDonald
MccDonald
New Mayo
Behreny
Dolating
Bridge &Ie
Thie City
Laben
Arthur TE Commparte Leaner
Witness Tells Court of Eclectic Credits Sold in Connecticut
New Haven June 22 AP William P Sachs former president of Waiters college St Louis Lutheran clergyman and education official testified in Hartford hearing on 14 eclectics appeals from license revocations. He described selling about 980 high school equivalents via Robert Adcox agent of St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons at $10 each between 1914 and 1923.
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New Haven
William P Sachs
Waiters College
St Louis
Washington County
National University of Arta and Sciencea
Kansas City
Etete
Connecticut
Sachs
Robert Adcox
St Louis College of Physicians and Surgeons
Roy A Long
Westport
Ralph FP. Long
Terryville
Ernest & Simpson
Lewis
Ralph L White
New Canaan
Connecticut Eclectic Examining Board
Br Adcox
James E Heh
Bridgeport
Eclectic Board
Eclectic Medical University of Kansas City
Kansas City College of Medicine and Surgery
C J Danaher
Abbie J Good
Yale Drive Ends Endowment Hunt Hits 17.2 Million
Yale's endowment drive nears its 17.2 million goal as President James Rowland Angell reports at an alumni luncheon. About two thousand graduates attend while pledges total 2.7 million. gifts include 1 million from John W Sterling estate and 1.5 million from the Cox family. The report covers 1926-27 results with income from non reunion classes and principal gifts noted.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Yale
James Rowland Angell
Angell
John W Sterling
Charles Cox
Yale Field
Algumnt Fund
Washington naval plans clash as Geneva talks mix with cruisers
Geneva dispatch reports Lt. Cmdr Gibson and Adm. Jellicoe row over naval limits at eighteen hole match. The British plan to curb cruiser tonnage and destroyer sizes prompts U.S. proposals favoring lighter ships and increased carrier and battleship considerations. The conference hints at a path toward parity with Japan, while debates over overall tonnage and ship types continue.
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Nol
Opini
Gibson
Geneva
Switzerland
Cins
United States
Japan
Washington
Lindbergh Chamberlin
Tax cut first move urged by Tilson at Rapid City
Representative Tilson of Connecticut, Republican leader, called tax reduction legislation the first business for the next Congress session. He suggested lowering the corporation levy by at least 1 2 percent, with slower action on an automobile tax repeat and possible motor vehicle tax relief if revenue allows. He also discussed the Philippines trip, health of Gen Wood, and flood control plans including levees, reservoirs, spillways and power.
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Rapid City
Associated Press
Congress
Representative Tilson
Connecticut
Hauoc
Goolidar
Tilson
Philippine Island
Leonard Wood
Pesident Coolidge
Gen. Woodoo
Itapais
Casper
Wyoming
House
Tilton
Two Boston Girls Die in Back Bay Fire Tragedy
In Boston the deaths of Janet Sharer nineteen and Beatrice Berry Howes sixteen, daughters of Mrs Shearer, occur in a Back Bay blaze at the Willams L Shearer Jr home. Also perishing were Alice Scott and Mrs Helen McLaughtity. Fire started by an electric current left on in a basement. Annie Dickson escaped, shivering through flames to a neighboring balcony. The tragedy drew families and associates from Paine Furniture and yacht circles as authorities investigate.
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Boston
Associated‘ Press
Boston Yacht Club
Janet, Sharer
Beatrice B “Berry’ Howes
Dica Ty
Willams L Sheuer Jr
Back Bay
Alice Scott
Helen McLaughtity
Shearer
Betty' Howes
Mre Shears
Henry Howes
Fower Harbor
Coast Guard
Sheeret
Boston Bacht Club
Howes
Annie Dickson
Iremen
Paine Furniture Company
Bay State Road
Charlie River
Dickson
Rome
Miss Shearer
Chry Hospital
Mexico to Probe Murder of American in Guazajara
The Mexican government instructed the municipal president of Guadalajara to investigate the murder of Arthur Brewer, a former Harvard pallster and American resident, to find and punish the killer. The U S embassy requested action in two notes to the foreign ministry. Brewer was killed on June 8 in a dispute over sexual matters.
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Mexico City
Cated Press
United States
Bassy Today
Guagualajara
Arthur Brewer
Harvard
Brewer
Ual Matics
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Lake Compounce
Woods
Beief
Panion
OH Ono
Neve Telas
Sariu
Ther Gily
Courld
Lana Walton Lengus
Cobb Baker Wine
Iscurt
Prlone
Petisa
Pemelrgs
Naval
Tong
Tindita
Biden
Harding High
Emert Sage
Hartteut
Tata
Catis
Vimerteen
Pirates
Atu
Federal Commission
Degess
F. Wayne Comer
Doyle Prize
Sister
Queens Hospital
Roumanian
Adcox
NAV
U.S
Chang
Washington State
Jellicoe
Hue
Hugh & Gibson
Earl Jellicoe
Belgium
Jutland
Jones
Great Britain
Fee
Partment
Mio
Admirel Jones
Bermen
Aduir al
John Paul Jones
Mexico
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