Three Minor Thefts Reported By Police
Three thefts were reported by police yesterday. A wheel was stolen from an automobile owned by J Framson at 069 Central Avenue while the machine was parked near 486 Summit Street. Cash was taken from a register in a meat market. William Landsman of 253 Maple Wood Avenue reported tools stolen from a vacant building at Tames Street and Linen Avenue.
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Mc Swiney council to elect delegates tomorrow
At the regular meeting of Mc Swiney council A A R TR will elect four delegates to the national convention in Madison Square Garden on June 14 and 15. A discussion on raising funds for campaign expenses in Ireland this summer will follow. A large attendance is requested.
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Progressives Back La Follette for President
Jerome Idaho May 26 The candidacy of Senator Robert A La Follette of Wisconsin for President was endorsed in the report of the resolutions committee of the State convention of Progressive party delegates here last night. Delegates had not been elected and it remained undecided whether delegates would attend the National convention at Cleveland or another Progressive gathering to be held in St Paul.
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Telegram praise for tuberculosis relief effort and land action
The Bridgeport Telegram receives high commendation from officials and citizens for its tuberculosis relief campaign. Readers applaud its coverage exposing delays and pushing the attorney general to secure land by legal process, with strong support from Rev Ralph White and other leaders.
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Horrors of Europe and Asia Mix in Moscow Slums
The narrator describes a bleak Moscow district where poverty, cocaine use, and prostitution dominate. A police guide leads through the Hot Spring Hotel area beneath decaying bridges, revealing ragged families, naked children, and a cocaine stash as the group witnesses stark urban squalor and social decay.
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Garage Owner Killed as Woman Companion Held
In New York on May 25 Samuel Brown a 30 year old garage owner was shot and killed in a Broadway hotel. Dorothy Brown 24 was arrested and charged with the murder after police found her seated on the bed smoking beside the body. She showed no emotion as she was taken into custody and refused to discuss the shooting.
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New York
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Drunkenness arrests reported for Elwood and Bruce
Elwood, described as a local resident, was arrested on drunkenness and breach of the peace after disturbing his wife at Home on Central avenue. Charles Bruce of 526 Housatonic Avenue was also arrested for drunkenness after a fall at North Washington Avenue and Timbas Place, suffering a head laceration and receiving hospital treatment before being taken to police headquarters.
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Aged Man in Court on Priest Impersonation Charge
George Moore, alias William Pitt, 12 years old, stands for a breach charge today in city court. Police say Moore posed as a Catholic priest to solicit money from convent donors, claiming funds would aid the dead. He allegedly traveled from New York and New Jersey as a monk in a state monastery role.
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Rev Alison Calls to Reduce Hatred in Memory Service
Reverend Alexander Alison of the First Presbyterian Church urged embracing Americanism to lessen hatred and bitterness. He emphasized recalling heroes and core principles to maintain faith and peace during Memorial Sunday services.
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Boston Navy Pilot Dies in Railroad Station
Captain Alfred Lundgren of the United States Navy, assigned to the Port of Boston, died suddenly in the railroad station in Winthrop Mass while en route to church. He had come from Sweden and served during the war aboard American transports through danger zones aboard ships including the America and Mount Vernon.
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John Sullivan Tells How He Won Fight
In a Boston advertisement style testimonial, John J Sullivan describes stomach trouble and indigestion that left him weak and fatigued. He credits a vegetable tonic called Tanlae for restoring his health, noting over 40 million bottles sold and recommending it for constipation and circulation.
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John J Sullean
Carver St
Boston
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