Auto theft rumors loom over Bridgeport dealer Harold Goldy
Harold Goldy of 220 Aston Bay denies links to a New York to Bridgeport car theft conspiracy. Bridgeport police noted Goldy bought Ford autos with engine numbers matching other cars, obtained from a Brooklyn garage run by a man named Hassan. New York police later involved after Burns’s three-day New York visit.
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Ford
New York
Bridgeport
Arold Goldy
Goldy Desierea
Goldy
Leter
Johan
H. Rogan
Thiz
Brooklyn
George Hassan
Ill
Warren Street
Hassan
Hansen
Geidy
John Burns
Chieta
Rttomoblila
Hartford Air Meet to Begin September 22
Hartford aviation commission announced the second annual Hartford air meet at Brainard field starting September 22. More than fifty airplanes from the eastern United States are expected to compete for prizes, with eastern clubs anticipated to send entries.
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Hartford
Hartford Aviation
Brainard Field
Hartford ‘Aviation Commission
Dublin Battle for Four Courts Rages at Dawn
Dublin reports describe Free State troops sealing off the Four Courts while insurgents hold key buildings in the center. By Denis O Connell the siege begins with heavy fire, casualties, and massed forces around central Dublin sparked by the 1922 civil conflict. Arthur Gunth and Michael Collins appear at headquarters as authorities vow to press the assault.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Denis O'Connell
Free State
Four Courts
Kilmainham Jai
Fowler Memorial Hall
Orange Hall
Fowler Hall
Gardinar Street
Free
Rory ‘O'Connor
O'Connor
Vameze
F Powler Hall
James Kavanah
Frac State
Arthur Gunth
Michael Collins
Provisional Government
Merrian Street
Thn
Police hunt Rathenau slay suspects in Berlin
Berlin reports the murderers of Dr. Walter Rathenau believed to be Ernest Tachow Fincher Vogel Knauer and Koener of Kern. police expect arrests within 24 hours as car found west of the city. suspects are linked to Monarchist and Ehrhardt factions. several arrests announced in connection with the case.
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Berlin
Presaj
Walter Rathenau
Ernest Werner
Tachow
Fincher
Berlix
Techow
Fischer and
Knauer
Brusner
Kapp
Po‘iee
Monarchiet Organization
F Coney
Ehrhardt
Ebert
Mathias Ereberger
Jthe Pellee Oso
Rathenau
Lotz Proj
Yigorquely
Provescia
Ward Breaks Down Under Strain in Jail Care
New York date June 28 reports Ward, jailed for murder, under care of Dr. Strong after two days of treatment. District Attorney Weeks releases an affidavit to stall defense efforts to dismiss the murder indictment. Ward's condition described as a nerves case amid complaints from other prisoners about his raving and loud remarks. The report notes confusion surrounding the Ward case and possible inquest testimony.
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New York
Lowell
White Plains
Walter
Ward
Cousty
Clarence’ Peters
Ray
Stron
Strong
Trig
Fitz- Salistone
Weeks
Dee Forse
Paters
Weeki
Vaudeville Actress Wins Suit For 25000 Damages
New Haven June 25 a jury in the Superior court awarded damages of 28000 to Mile y Dorothea Antel vaudeville actress. Miss Antel sought 100000 for injuries from an incident at the Palace theatre Westford on December 39 1519. She testified she was injured after a piece of cement near her dressing room fell onto an iron stairway to the stage. She was hospitalized for two days then moved to a New York hospital. Prominent physicians testified on both sides. Judge L Brown presided.
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New Haven
Panda
Superior Court
Miley
Dorothea Antel
Vandywills
Man Action Newine S. 2
Poli
Misa Antel
Palace Theatre
Westford
Miss Antel
Teadl
York
Kudegallyn L. Brown
Florence Lee Opens Campaign for Congress
Florence Lee announces an independent bid in the Fourth Congressional district. She plans a front porch campaign with weekly meetings across Fate flela county to explain her beliefs on science and religion in government. Lee, a Washington veteran and dry advocate, may seek Prohibition party nomination or petitions to place her name on the ballot.
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Misa Florenca Polymar Lee
Fayerwesther Atrect
Congress
Isciler
Lea
Fayerto
Washington
Miss Lee
Prohibition Party
Aldmoush
Ie Prohibition Party
Benarass
Miss Lea
House
Ang Obhars Paom
Ix Lyw
Woman to Run for U S Senate in Wisconsin
Milwaukee June 28 Associated Press reports Alte Benjamin C Hopper of Oahkowh is the Democratic nominee for the United States Senate, the first woman on a party ticket in the state and the second woman to seek the Senate. Wisconsin Democrats unite to back her candidacy with support in the September primaries and readiness to face the Republican nominee. the platform proposes a gubernatorial referendum on the state crime law in 1923.
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Milwaukee
Associated Press
Alte
Benjamin Chopper
Oahkowh
Wisconsin League of Syormaen
United States Senate
Democrats of
Wisconsin
Union
Democratic Party
Cohvellthon
Eaders
Aders
Trooper
Party Leadarws
McCumber Leads in North Dakota Senate Race
McCumber leads in Fargo precincts with 3,770 votes to Frazier 2,040 and McHarg trailing. thirty one of 2064 precincts reporting as of June 28.
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Fargo
A. P
McCumber
Frazier
McHarg
Bielaski Freed On Payment Of Ransom In Mexico
The Associated Press reports A Brice Bielaski, an American kidnapped by Mexican bandits in Morelos, was freed after captors received ransom. Another American, Bruce Bielaski, remained captive with payment details unclear. Officials noted concern over other Americans held by rebels near Tampico as strain on the Mexican government to safeguard lives and property.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Brice Bielaski
Cuernavaca
Bielaski
Nerico City
Cassociated
Bruce Bivigaki
Wwlo
Morelos
Chietala
Bielasxl
Tampico
Goroz
Gorozave
Morey
Orient
Washington
Cortez Ol Comepany
Yate Department
Conent Shaw
Sale Department
Consi
Shaw
Obregon
Corogaye
Senate Adopts Still Higher Meat Tariff
The Senate approved a higher meat tariff bill today with Republicans voting solidly for the provision and backing the measure as clouds of a split emerged in the Democratic camp. The vote reflected broad support and partisan lines amid a storm over farm policy.
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Senate
Washington
Juhia
Hales
Calla Werd
Predict Passage of Tariffs Within Month
Washington reports predict the tariffs bill will pass within a month as Republicans and Democrats clash over debate length. The Democratic leaders say they will not prolong discussion and will limit remarks to four sections including wool and duties.
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Washington
Jang
Wis
Democraty
Wu Pefu backs United States of China plan
General Wu Pefu, a leading Northern China figure, endorsed the proposal of General Chen Chune- Bing for a federated system modeled on the United States. He suggested naming the reunited republic the United States of China.
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WU Pefu
U. S. OF China
PREYS
Jwin
Wu Pern
China
Chen Chune- Bing
United States
Anvelop
Generai
United States of
Rail executives to weigh coal strike ultimatum
President Harding took charge to end the coal strike inviting United Mine Workers leaders and both coal operators to a White House conference at 10 am Saturday. Miners led by Tom Lewis accepted. about twenty four district presidents and equal operator numbers expected. If no agreement emerges, a compromise plan may be pressed and government action may follow.
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Washington
Harding
United Mine Workers
White House
Tom K. Lewis
United Minn Workers of Ameri
Ica
Scutley
Ny -Won
Laboy Davis
Rnd
United Give
Lewis Erd
Whls Hlousa
A. M. Ogle
National Coat Association
Indianapolis
Indiana
D. Warriner
Philadelphia
Lewis
Davis
Alfred M. Ogle
National Coal Association
PD. Warrinor
Anthracite Operators Association
Labor Board May Act To Hold Up Order In Strike
In Chicago executives meet to seek a last word on averting a threatened rail strike. B M Jewell says a statement will follow as unions push two possible loopholes to prevent action under the Transportation Act. Proceedings foresee potential conference and Board jurisdiction if talks fail.
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Labor Board
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Association of Railway Executives
Loca Rall
Waion
Higheu
Reilroad Labor Board
Transportation Act
Ber W. Hooper
Jewell
Hove
Seaston
Cuyler
Radironda
Lfas
American Railway Express
McCormick Sues Papers Over Gland Story
Harold F. McCormick, head of International Harvester’s executive committee, declares plans to sue every newspaper that published a report claiming he purchased a gland to graft into his body. He vows additional counts on telephone tapping and intrusions around his home and hospital room.
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Chigagg
Harold FP. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Hig
Mr. McCormick
Wesley
Ang Ho
Stratty
Victor D. Lespinass
Wr McCormick
Tax Delinquent Lists Studied By Banking Men
Banking officials study town tax delinquencies as they push to collect overdue taxes. Banks favor stricter policy to remind payers of tax priority and banks may guard own loans. Over 10,000 realty records aged up to eight years in the town clerk’s office reveal outstanding amounts and large properties facing collection.
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Sena
Nm Mae
Tiapayera
Henry
Lark Corporationg
Wreck Toll and Injuries Reported After Rail Accident
A Western Maryland railroad wreck near Lime Rock left one dead and many injured. The dead was identified as Thomas Konark of Thos, a miner. several miners were among the 81 injured, with those in serious condition taken to local hospitals.
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Blkins
W. Vo
Sone
Thomas Konark
Thos
Ting
Stave Muilida Sma
Milford Man Disappears After Selling Business
Abe Davis a Milford dry goods merchant who sold his Broad Street store to Max Fosschaner and I Finkleson of New York disappeared after the sale. A bankruptcy petition was filed in New Haven. Davis left for Stratford and vanished near Ridgeport after asking motorists for a ride. Florence Harrison claims Davis owes her money, with Lot Badesch listed as attorney in the case. Judge Edwin B Thomas appointed temporary receiver Rolatsky of New Haven. Davis’s Seaside Avenue home in Milford is closed and authorities continue to search for him.
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Abe Davis
Davis
Bridgeport
United States Court In
New Haven
Milford
Max Fosschaner
1. Finkleson
New Yorks
Lot Badesch
Florence Harrison
Edwin &. Thomas
United States District Court
Rolatsky
Davis Bank
Jtuntey
Stratford
Ridgeport
Hex
Davig
Seaside Avenus
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Police
DR. Rathenau
DHSS
Florence F. Lee
Florence Lee
Campaiani
U. S. Senate
U. S. Bureau of Investigation
RAIL
Wcornick
Harvester Company
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