Count Hugo May and Pamela Speyer Wed After Church Lift
New York reports that three hours after Catholics lifted a ban, Count Hugo May and Pamela Speyer married at St Patrick’s Cathedral rectory. The ceremony, performed by Monsignor Lavelle, followed a costly publicity saga and a church ruling that May had not been properly married previously. The couple planned to live in Europe after ten days in Atlantic City.
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New York
Hugo Charles May
Palmera Speyer
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Michael J. Lavelle
C Curch
Charecellor
Munich
Coust
Lina Amsel
Atlantic City
Europe
Wren Count May
Edgar Amis
Speyer
Greenwich Village
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Count May
West 12Th Street
Sintermyer
T. H. Thiesing
Indiana Twins Joined at Abdomen Gain Weight Since Birth
South Bend Ind May 27 AP Gaining a pound in weight since their birth Lucy and Besale Medich joined at the abdomen with their hearts at either end and their backbone continuous from one to the other seemed as healthy today as infants of their age can be Physicians are convinced the twins are likely to endure the horror of living though they will have to spend their lives lying on their mutual back or face downward
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South Bexd
Ind
Lucy
Besale Medich
Andrews seeks new pill rules and entry rights
Wide range of local items appears from the district pages with notes on public utilities hearings, memorial events, and political shifts. Among the most concrete items are references to a public utilities commission hearing, a memorial Day observance, and various local political developments.
Police Arrest Man In Preacher Probe
Kenneth P. Ormiston, former radio operator at Anmeee Jus temple and friend of Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson, was detained by Detective Captain Taylor of Los Angeles and held for questioning regarding Mrs. McPhersons disappearance on May 18.
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Kenneth P. Ormiston
Anmeee Jus Temple
Mra
Aimee Semple McPherson
Captain Taylor
Los Angeles
Settlement May Be Reached In Bridgeport Water Rates
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co faces a $510000 annual rate increase request as hearings near a possible fourth session on June 14. A conference between company and city and town lawyers suggests only two disputed items, depreciation at 125000 and amortization at 50000, may delay a settlement.
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Blartford
Public Utilities Commission
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
The
Hydraulic Co
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Stratford
Grout
Jonathan Grout
White Star Line II to Be Sold in June
Plans for the sale of the White Star Line by International Mercantile Marine to a British syndicate led by Furness Withy for about 36 million dollars have been finalized and will be voted on by stockholders June 17. The proposal calls for selling the entire Oceanic Steam Navigation Company capital stock for not less than seven million pounds in cash or mixed terms, with anti competition provisions. Proceeds will fund new ships or reduce bonded debt.
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New York
White Star Line
International Mercantie Marine Company
Furness, Withy and Company, Ltd
England
P. A
Franklin
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, Ltd
Eash
M. OM
Oceanic Company
International Marcoyue Marine
Spanish War Veterans Skip Memorial Day Parade
In Stamford on May 27 a Spanish American War veteran group led by Fredswick A Hil camp refused to participate in the Memorial Day observance. The move followed plans to hold ceremonies at Woodland Cemetery near a Soldiers' movement site in St Johns park, cited as a noisier venue with traffic concerns. The Central Veterans' association issued a public invitation for all Spanish American War veterans to join the ceremonies regardless of the camp's stance.
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Taairfield County Fairfiola
Srater
Redding
Stanford
Husband
Milford
Stratford
Shelton
Danbury
Biany
Masser School
Pup
Stamford
Legion
McQuigg
Fredswick A. Hil
United Spanish War Veterans
Liti
Chep Veremoniee
Veterans
Arkycalion Uwnder
Aes
Core
St. John's Park
Trafic
Aasotivation
Thia
Tha
Arnold Hovert L. Weed
Gouge A
Charles J. Walte
Augustus Moreda
Former Police Chief's Car Kills Four-Year-Old Boy
Former Police Chief Joby Redgate drove on Noble Avenue at 3 40 p m when a four year old boy darted from Park Street into his path. The boy Huott suffered a fractured skull and died two hours later at Bridgeport Hospital. Coroner Paelan to conduct inquiry. Redgate released on own recognizance. Funeral for Elliott boy set for tomorrow at Park Street home of his parents Mr and Mrs William Elliott 598 Park Street. The family planned to move from this address.
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Joby Jr. Redgate
William Elliott
Bridgeport Hospital
Noble Avenue
Mr. Redgate
Park Street
Boy
William Halliott
Mary
Kenneth
Carroll Guilty On Perjury In Bath Tub Claim
New York, May 27 AP Earl Carroll found guilty of perjury for telling grand juries no one occupied a bath tub at his Washington party. Not guilty on liquor testimony. Five day trial featured Joyce Hawley, 17, who testified she sat in the tub and drank. Defense alleged witness coercion. government witnesses supported tub scene and producer’s veracity. Jury deliberated five minutes. Carroll's lawyers expect appeal.
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New York
Earl Carroll
Washington
Carroll
Joyce Hawley
Tuth
Miss Hawley
Carrels
Abd El Krim Surrenders to French in Morocco
Abd El Krim, historic Moroccan chieftain, surrenders to French forces in Fez Morocco after a staged escort to Tarquist. He is expected to formalize submission to Jules Atees, the French resident general, as he travels toward a ceremonial rendezvous.
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Mex Dai
Washington
Sailanches
Chamoer
Adg-E-Krim
Ines
Taos
Fez
Morocco
France
Abd-El-Krim
Irenen Vines
Tazs
Tomoriow
Jules Atees
Muarousne
Tarquist
Spahl
Hamidou Quedrant
Sandag
Society Woman Sought in Major New York Stock Fraud
New York society woman sought as the Queen of Swindlers amid a $5,000,000 stock fraud case. Harry Acton of 720 Riverside Drive held on grand larceny. State troopers nabbed him at the Cornell club. Authorities say the scheme involved fake banks and deposit firms, with 16 arrests anticipated and victims including farmers and a Callicoon construction company president.
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New York
Leowia
Jefferson Market Court
Harry Acton
Riverside Drive
Acton
Cornell Club
Emile Brigaud
Lewis
Wall Street
Paul Sarazen
Attorney Generals Office
Ball
Lewin
York
Home Deposit Company
H. A. Bullar
Multi Vane Construction Company
Callicoon, N
Presbyterians Choose Modernist Moderator in 188th Assembly
In Baltimore on May 27 AP report says Dr William G. Thompson of Columbus won the moderator post of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America by a strong modernist majority. Known as a Fundamentalist, he opposed by Dr Lupstsy BratAfer. vote 585 to 82 contrasts with last year’s 2 vote margin. Thompson pledged to address prohibition first, signaling a cautious approach amid intra church debates.
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Baltimore
Willian G. Thompson
Columbus
General Assembly
Presbyterian Borth
United States of America
Off Flee
Br. Thompson
Khim
Lupstsy BratAfer
Charles R. Midman
Foreman Saves 63 Miners From Coal Shaft Fire
Thomas Hislop assistant mine foreman and his son Robert saved 63 trapped miners at Mount Lookout colliery near Scranton. Fire broke out near the shaft mouth, but Hislop diverted the air flow and led workers through smoke for five hours to safety until rescuers arrived.
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Scranton
Mount Lookout
Temple Anthracite Coal Company
St Wroming
Thomas Hislop
Robert
Hislop
Wyoming Valley
Debt accord delayed as French chamber backs cabinet
Paris May 27 AP Tar Brl and cabinet won four new leave on life from the Chamber of Deputies after a turbulent session. Radicals and Socialists attacked, opposition pressed for immediate interpellation on finances and debt. Chamber backed the cabinet 320 to 209 as center united with Briand ministry. Socialists and part of radicals with Communists opposed. The chamber was thrown into confusion.
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Paris
Tar Brland
Chamber of Deputies
Couran
Chamber
Center Anight
Briand
Radical
Chimber
Relatives Lose Fight to Break Ella Rogers Will
Surrogate James A. Foley directed a jury to sustain Miss Killa A. Rogers's will leaving a $2.6 million estate to maternal cousins and institutions. Howland Pell, longtime adviser since her father Columbus B. Rogers’s 1894 death, received $200,000, real estate, and half the residuary estate. Mrs Nicoll and the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine are named for major shares and charitable bequests totalled $110,000.
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New York
James A. Folay
Killa A. Rogers
Foley
Miss Rogers
Columbus B. Rogers
Howland Pell
Misa Hmlly B. Nicol
Winterhaven
Florida
Mies Roger
Westport
Conn
Cathedral of
John the Divine
Jones and Sweets er Stay In Golf Tourney
Bobby Jones of Atlanta dominates British match play at Muirfield advancing to the quarterfinals after a stunning second-round win over Robert Harris while Jess Sweetser of New York also claims two victories. Other Americans fall as the field narrows to eight with quarterfinals set for tomorrow, Jones facing Jamieson and Sweetser meeting Scott.
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Bears
New Haven
Albany
Providence
Profs
Brasscos
Thittles
Robin Apit
Cincimati
Lewin
Naong
Chicago Wine
Detroit
Laint Ings
Bobby Jovea
Jose Sweetver
Brooklown
Mulrfield
Scotland
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Robert Harris
Jones
Jess Sweetser
New York
Guan
Watts Gunn
W. W. Brownlow
Noon
Jesse Guilford
Beaton
Orme Bristune
Grant Peacock
Garden City
Brownlow
Harry Brower
Princeton University
H.C. McMaster
Afl
W. G. Brownlow
W. A. Murray
Jess Sweetner
Robert Scott
G. C. Kileyva
F. Gimpson
A. Jamieson
Sweetser
Rovert Scott
Glasgow
Great Britain
Land of Golf and Golfiers
Jonen-Harris
Muirfield
Harris
Strange Happenings at Massee School Linked to Expelled Students
SPAMFORD May 27 Sperial The police investigate a queer series of events at Massee School including a fire near baths, a midnight private fire alarm, and a hedge fire. Two expelled students from New York and Newark were accused after repeated violations. authorities suspect they are involved.
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Massee School
Spamford
Sperial
Massee Sboul
Bath Bounes
Suatem
Amy John Redfeld
Gramercy Place
New York
Ceorme Trojan
Hetwall Plave
Newarkala
Raymond J. Kwaantk
Acho
Kweentk
Stamford
Prohibition Bills Face Senate Hearings on Enforcement
Washington witnesses urge strengthen Volstead Act as Senate Judiciary tackles liquor laws. Secretary Andrews defends federal enforcement powers for home searches and penalties. debate includes army navy support and penalties for illicit transport and possession. Republicans and Democrats clash over legality and national policy during May hearings at the Capitol.
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Capitol
Andrews
Heim Clary
Mai
California
Warbhingten
Bsen
Pennsylvania
McKinley
Stanfield
Orezon
Edge
Republica
Jersey
Reipublican
Idaho
Giesecrat
Virginia
Wale Senate
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Foreman
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White Star Line II
Mercantile Marine
John H. Redgate
Taza
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