Jobless Parade Faces Guarded Mood At City Hall
New York March 27. A massive police guard accompanied a largely uneventful unemployment parade to City Hall. Two branches formed from South Street and Seventh Street, totaling 27 participants. Police, bomb squad, and Justice agents surrounded the rank and file while unemployed benches filled City Hall park.
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New York
City Hall
City Hall Park
South Street
Seventh Street
Third Avenue
Chinatown
Tment of Justice
Rand Divers
Onp‘taina
Heutensht
Virtue
Cfhem
Wark
Russia
Pursued by detectives man kills self on street
New York reports a 24 hour shooting spree left three men dead and another wounded. Joseph Botensky, chased by detectives and a crowd in First Avenue, shot himself after his pistol failed to stop the pursuers. Rotonsky, with a companion, was captured after breaking away. A companion escaped. Botensky, identified by 1920 naturalization papers, had two gold watch chains and a gold watch on him.
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New York
Joseph Botensky
Hingerf
Rotonsky
Avenas
Opponent of Volstead Withdraws From Race in Seventh District
Theodore Christianson of Dawson withdrew from the Republican Congressional race in the seventh district opposing Congressman A J Volstead. His action was accepted by Republican leaders as assurance that Volstead would be endorsed by the district convention at Wilmar next Thursday.
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Minneapolis
Mann
Theodore Christianson
Dawson
A. J. Volstead
Christianson
Wolse Stead
Wilmar
Ex-Alderman Kings moves to buy boat the Wisp
Longtime Bridgeport waterfront figure, ex-Alderman George Kings, drives a deal to purchase the motor boat the Wisp after selling the Venture. The waterfront characters recall Kings as an enthusiastic boatman and highlight the harbor’s changing hues and past swimming spots. Over the weekend large cargoes and vessels visited the harbor, including coal barges for the United Illuminating company and lumber shippers from Nova Scotia and New York, while West Coast lumber and other goods were lightered at Port Grevilla.
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George
Kings
Wisp
Olywnne
United Tlluminating Company
Morfolk
Chisholm
U. 1 Company
Norfolk
GK. Bentley
West End Lunder Company
Port Grevilla
Nova Scotia
A. W. Burritt Co
New York
Lusitania Claims Present Complex Problem for U S
Washington March 27 American difficulties in collecting sums due from Germany grow as claims near 300 million for Lusitania victims and property seizures test US policy. Officials discuss direct reimbursement, German property bonds, and a German clearing house plan, with Congress pivotal to pay-out methods.
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Lusitania
U. S
Washington
America
Germany
Expensee ‘Co
United States Army of Occupation
Rhine
United States
American Radiator Company
Standard Oil Company
National Cash Register Company
Singer ‘Sewing Machine Company
International Harvester Company
Harding
Hughes
South Africa
Sturtt
Congress
Hackensack Girl Arrest Warrant After Jump From Car
Hackensack March 27 County Detective Joan H Taylor obtained a warrant for Miss Margaret Fox 17 and alleged accomplice Loretta Dalton after they jumped from a speeding car near Westwood Friday night injuring them. Taylor said he would arrest the girls if hospital officials permit No trace found of the two men in the car.
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Hackensack
N. J
Margaret Fox
Loretta Dalton
Twestwood
Hackensack Hospital
Joan H. Taylor
Jamey B. Moore
Taylor
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Mr. Hulbert
Thgt
Self
Bridgeport
Ity
Stratford Avenue
Cook's Point
American Tube and Stamp—ing Company
Henry Bebel
Ferris Beach
Inner Harbor
Wall Street
Glenwood Coal and Gas Ranges
Phonograph Department
Aeolian Vocalion Red
Walter Camp
Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
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Elm Street
David Lawrence
Bridgeport ‘Elegram
Caroline
Fancy Shore
Hills Brothers Company
Bridgeport Public ‘Market
State & Bank
Sts
Haddock Harbor Blues
Finnan Haddie
Hayes Fish Co
Fairfield Ave
Barnum
Chamber of Commerce
Meigs & Co
Angora Specialty Co
MEIGS
Buckingham’s
Prorise
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State St
Frisbie
William V. Dee
BROMG
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