Veterans honor fallen comrades at Seaside Memorial Day
Veterans of three wars gathered in Seaside park for Memorial Day services honoring departed comrades. Crippled Civil War veterans, led by commander Frank A. King, slowly formed a line to lay simple oral offerings at the Soldiers and Sailors monument. Rev. James W. Davis praised the gathering as the Grand Army memorial service concluded, noting attendance surpassed prior years despite advancing age.
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Frank A. King
Alias Howe, Jr
G. A. Ry
Seaside Park
James W. Davis
United Patriotic Societies, Inc
New York
New Jersey
Don
AL Ke Olor
Didi
T. Ads Ott
Thomas Bracken
George Rutherford
Marc
Abbot
Prac
Pease
Old Rutherford
Korague
Aro Qien
Sons of the American Revolution
Wale Leader in College Title Track Tryouts
A garbled college track trial report shows WALE leading in title trials with Harvard Stadia listed for a competition. The piece mentions Stanford, Pennsylvania, California, and Tennessee as notable qualifiers with multiple entries, while Kneeton and Southern California also place among top contenders.
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Wale
Millionaire Thorne Dies After Furniture Truck Crash
Joel Wolfe Thorne a Millbrook and New York millionaire dies in Danbury hospital from injuries after stepping from a convoy truck carrying antique furniture. He was 61 and had just won an appellate court divorce ruling from Mary Casey Thorne. Coroner to inquest. driver charged with manslaughter in Brewster. Thorne leaves a nine year old son.
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Danbury
Joel Wolfe Thorne
Millbrook
N. Y
New York City
Danbury Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Country Place
New York
Mary Casey Thorne
Third Avenue
Thorne
Wiis
Shye
Waicht
White Plain
Westchester County
Pawling Road
Brewster
Leo P. Mirsky
West Sky Street
Boyton
Fairfield County
John J. Phelan
Meraky
Arthur 8
Boyce
Brewster Barracks
T. S. Smith
Dutchese County
Joel Wells Thorne
Thornes
Usn
Waa
Mary Cusex
Ori
Barnard College
Sedans Collide Near Peat’s Swamp May 30
Two sedans collided on the Past road near Peat’s Swamp, causing extensive damage though drivers escaped serious injuries. Police headquarters released names of the drivers: John B. Crossland, Ged Hurrat, and John A. John. One car left the road after the crash and tumbled down an embankment into the swamp about 100 feet from the road.
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Raau Norwa Fe
Two Hurt and One Serious in Auto Collision at Washington
Two people were injured in a crash between two cars at the junction of Washington and New Milford Ridgefield highways yesterday. Hugo Anderson, age, of Washington, suffered serious injuries including a severed ear and other traumas. Mrs. Anderson, 65, had a broken arm and possible internal injuries. Warren J. Paris of Hackensack, the other driver, was arrested after the collision. The second incident involved a Stratford resident driving a small touring car that struck the Sacco bridge guard rail and fell into the creek below.
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Warren J. Paris
Third
Hugo Anderson
Weehington
Washington
New Milford-Ridgefield
John Anderson
Anderson
Hugo Johnson
Danbury
Justice of the Peace
Burr
Litchfield
Paria
Rome
New Jersey
Anl
Stratford Asente
Saccobridge
Westport
Southport Boundary Line
John Gutman
Tude
Wollshot
Weather Review and Radio Broadcast Notes From Night Program
Weather conditions were uncertain but mild calm weather prevailed for Fark rats at Tittlestatle with near normal evening tones. Reports mention broadcasting interruptions and a New York station delay while President Cre sheneh was referenced. Major J A Barry gave a talk titled Vorymphe, with memorial selections for the BMI01. Music and songs were performed by a local group, with audience reception described as strong for certain acts and some performances noted as lacking.
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New York
Cresheneh Wan
Ara Nol
Beogray
Yeye
J. A. Barry Alee
Aerday
Marton Monroe
Avian
Tineatre
Chester Ur
Howie Rave
Droade
Olson
Leston
Alin
Hide Pone
Wtva
Mere
Japanese Jingoism Pushes Boycott of American Goods
Japanese jingoists press anti American boycott amid immigration woes. Propaganda urges refusal to buy US goods and promotes Japanese or European substitutes. Officials hedge that any luxury import restriction is domestic economics, not retaliation.
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Yorio
Associated Press
United States
Jingo
Japan
Ejoura
Kate
Oidala
Hoffman Starts For Prison Today To Seek Appeal
New York May 30 Iguacy L announced there will be no appeal from the jury verdict convicting Hoffman of the murder of Mrs Maude A Kuller on Staten Island in March He will begin his sentence of 20 years to life tomorrow at Sing Sing His attorney Alfred Ve Nor ton said the decision followed the conference with the prisoner and noted appeals could cost from 4060 to 35008 His brothers said they would raise funds to cover costs Meanwhile an unrelated arrest followed a disturbance at 297 East Main Street and a drunkenness charge against John T Hetry of An Idberdy Street
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New York
Iguacy L
Hin
Maude A. Kuller
Aten Island
March Hoffman
Tlle
Alfred Ve Norton
Ute
Hoffman Judes Toroar
Glasses link to Franks murder puzzle in Chicago
Police tentatively connect tortoise shell spectacles to the slaying of Robert Franks, a Chicago millionaire’s son, as questions focus on Nathan Leopold Jr and Richarun Loch. Leopold admits finding the glasses near the body but denies involvement. both students are being questioned while investigators assemble clues from peers.
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Chicago
Franks
South
Phim
Leopold
Birda
Richaurg Loch
Uttle
Coolidge to View Mellon Tax Bill Tomorrow
Treasury views on the tax bill prepared after study by Secretary Mellon and department experts will be presented to President Coolidge tomorrow. Action by the President is expected soon after he reviews the formal report. Republican leaders in Congress estimate the bill will yield a surplus if pending appropriation measures are not passed.
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Wasitington
Treasury
Mellon
Department
Coolidge
Snon
Congress
Budget Bureau
Hemorrhage Delays Follies Show Girl Court Visit
Imogene Wilson, famed Follies star, is hospitalized with abdominal hemorrhage after alleged beating by Frank Tinney. She may not attend a court hearing awaiting felonious assault charges. attorney vows damages at least $100,000, with a full suit to follow.
Arson Case Dropped Against Gillett in Orange Court
Orange Court drops arson charges against Edward Gillett proprietor and promoter at Orange. The Alma Holmgren farm blaze on Milford Turnpike led to Shaw’s confession naming Millett as alleged arch conspirator in a $12,000 fire insurance scheme. Shaw, bound over to criminal Superior Court, faces $5,000 bond. State police seek a third participant as investigations continue with possible more arrests.
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Edward Gillett
Orange
Miss Holmgren
Gillett
Criminal Superior Court
Shaw
Joe Boyer Reigns Victor in 500 Mile Auto Race
Joe Boyer, relief driver, takes top honors in the 500 mile auto race amid a chaotic finish. Cooper places second with Liksee and James Murphy close behind as the contest board weighs rule interpretations. The race extends over five hours and ten seconds counted after a dramatic late surge.
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Joe Boyer
Hoyer
Anil Syed Abel
Cooper
Jami Murphy
Murphy Wheat Fe
Memorial Day Sky and Parade Across Seaside Park
Thousands view the nation’s war remembrance as parades and ceremonies honor the fallen at Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Seaside Park. A busy day sees traffic, beaches, and waterfront fumes as veterans gather, while a District and State roundup notes local deaths, marriages, and officials.
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Seaside Park
Navy Department
West of the
Pootatuck Yacht Club
Stratford
Racine Weaeon
Bureau of Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
Putnam
Havever
Memorial Day Address Urges Curb on Armament
President denounces disarmament in a Memorial Day speech at Arlington. He reiterates defense of core federal principles, warns against sectionalism and armed competition, and calls for shared duties to preserve the union and national welfare. He emphasizes the need to renounce aggressive armament while maintaining national duty and responsibility.
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Washington
Coolidge
Arington
House
Senate
Fee
Arlington
League of Nations
Serrender
Body of Woman Found in River Suspected Poison
May 30 Cromwell Connecticut a woman found in the Connecticut River near Cromwell after about six weeks in the water. Temporary identification points to East Hartford origin. Medical examiner says death may be drowning with possible strangulation awaiting poison tests on stomach.
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Aaze
Connecticut
Cromwell
Orary
East Hartford
Chas Hie Wweran
Bian
Frenchman and Gibbons Ready to Glash Tonight
Michigan City Indiana May 3 Associated Press Tom Gib tonight reiterated confidence the outcome of his contest with Georges Carpentier will be decisive before rounds end He plans to return to Jack Dempsey's door with results Carpentier also confident saying he feels superb condition and ready to bounce back in the ring
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Michigan City
Ind
Associated Press
Tom
Georges
Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
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Hoffman
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