Reporter Held in Theft Probe of Smith Letter
New Hampshire district court heard the case against reporter Thompsin of the Boston Post charged with procuring a theft of the Smith letter. Police say he and a companion sought to obtain a duplicate of the letter from the Pumford press, involving manipulation of Governor Alfred and the Atlanta magazine. The New Hampshire arrest links to a broader print scandal surrounding the Post and a rewritten story by the governor.
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Smith
Newton
Moss
Boston
Todiy
Hell
Tam County
Herbert W. Rune
Mertimisk
New Hampshire
Y Post
Overnor Alfrel
Catho Curch
oThs
Pumford Press
New Taumpshire
Soim 1
Cory
Alfred 1Ni
New York
Atlin
Movithty
Roonford Press
Operation Successful on Siamese Twin Chicks
In New London a Siamese twin chick operation succeeded though a small wound appeared on each chick’s crop. Doctors noted the procedure involved separating membranes and ensuring health while both birds received care.
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New London
Chrisos Greton
Penny Prattle From The City Mint 75 Tons Of Pennies Spent
A jumble of OCR fragments reports a large quantity of pennies spent by New York papers and related entries. Names and places are unreadable, but the note hints at a financial action or shipment tied to a city department and local facilities.
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N. Y
High Soviet Official Had Rapid Rise
A Moscow official tied to the Communist Academy and influential Soviet committees rose quickly from early 1900s activity in Odesa to imprisonment for political views, later exiled, and eventual prominence after joining the Communist International. His career spanned leadership roles and international visits as Moscow solidified his standing under Soviet leadership.
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Ofpost
Comminist Academy
Mars
Neels Instituta
Moscow
Theuatist Internationale Iw
Russi
Weiteky
Admiral calls Narragansett Bay ideal naval base site
Newport dispatch reports Admiral William H. Maitland arguing a real Atlantic base is needed. He cites Narragansett Bay as large enough to handle the entire Eastern fleet and argues Newport and nearby yards could support a major base protecting New York City and the industrial East from foreign invasion.
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Newport Ro
William & Ims
McHite
Amerivium Naval
Europe
Tudictar
Arn Navy
Narrginsett Bay
Real Naval Base
Narragansett
Honolulu
Atlantic
New York City
Natagansett Bay
Block Island
Namita
Boston
Portsmouth
Txague Island
Norfola
Bard Skes
Lia
United States
Toston
New York
Arragansett Bay
Coolidge Aide Ends Vacation Site Tour
Chicago reports Col Edward A Starling, an aide to President Coolidge, completed a vacation site tour and will proceed to Washington to brief officials. He surveys executive vicinities in the West and prepares to share observations with the president.
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Chicago
Edward A Starling
Coolidge
West
Fener
Waterbury Produce Grower Held in Gas Case
Local produce grower Joseph De Ieenea and others from New Haven and Waterbury faced charges after a gas poisoning incident. Items listed include addresses on Catherine Street and Court Street. Gases were contained until Saturday by request of counsel.
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Waterbury
Rons
Ireny
Ievie
New Tlisen
Joseph de
Boys' Club Show Set For Tomorrow at Club Auditorium
The Midgeport Boys Club presents a theatrical and musical show tomorrow night in the club auditorium. Directors include Stephen Dendero, Anthony Esposito, Frank Reynolds, and Joseph Petruemma. The program features a main stage act, a lively band number, and a special song program, with the group having rehearsed all winter for strong performance.
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Midgeport Boss Club
Ngirt
Cuub
Theasonnel
Iehessin
Seui Ag
Eplen Dendero
Anthony Esposito
Frank Reynolds
Joseph Petruemnna
Anthony
Bo Spasit
W Wildiman
Wlilman
Sean DeNimis
Porc
Afin
Jero Arthur Jennings
Himonion
the Hand
Amaten
Ent Roudhmant
Civic
Hue
John Loretin
Chutes
Coviethy
John Hadson
Angelo Guz Tinest
Anthony Grossing
Ornehus Vurfin
Teddy Snyder
Thomas Cunnos
Michi Range
Michal Braces
Clifford Vat
Mississippi Drive Races With Flood
National Providers noting company operations reveal the flood impact on communications as water rose rapidly during Mr Hoover’s radio speech. Telegraphs and wires went under as Cross arms and circuits submerged, delaying updates from Memphis to New York while engineers monitored the rising tide and station reports.
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Manson Ont
Ydea
Ilo
New York
Memphis
Red Cross
Hoover
Hovera
Uve
From Memphis to New York Route Prepared for Use
A plan to reroute from Memphis to New York via an alternate path was prepared and kept ready in case the primary route proved unusable, signaling readiness to adapt to changing conditions or disruptions.
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Memphis
New York
Countess Seeks Bail After Paris Shooting Romance Death
Countess Te Janze formerly Alice Silverthorne of Chicago filed for release on bail through lawyer Leday. She is charged with attempted murder of Raymond De Traffort of a prominent English family, shot March 28 at a Paris railway station as they parted. She wounded herself and spent weeks in hospital before transfer to Saint Lazare prison. De Traffort recovered after early fears.
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Paris
Te Janze
Alice Silverthorne
Chicago
Leday
Raymond de Traffort
Lazare
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YALE
Scholls
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Riazanov
New England
Sims
Mississippi
Ees Oa
Horlick
Dent. Ecw
Maximilian Foster
Charley Maddox
Bertha
Richard Washburn
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Washburn Child
Saturday Evening Post
Sam Hellman
Brooklyn Bridge
Timbuctoo
Harold Spencer
Lem Hellman
Joseph
Sylvester Dering
Ramapo
Damaris Vaun
Natchez
Joseph Hergesheimer
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