Police Bar Sightseers From Tornado Section
St Louis area reports effort to relocate residents amid tornado devastation as the Red Cross tornado relief fund reaches 380 009 toward a 500 000 goal. Police order the stricken zone closed to sightseers to ease evacuation and rehabilitation work. About 500 special police and National Guardsmen assist as death toll stands at 85 with 12 missing and dozens hospitalized for injuries.
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ST Louie
Associated So
Sunshine
Ted Cross
Red Cross
Func
Torado
Usk Statonary
Sevea
Red Cross’ Bureau
Legionnaires Welcomed by Albert at Palace
A damaged report notes a visit by the American Legion to the Belgian palace, led by Ambassador Hugh Gibson. King Albert greeted Commander Savage and awarded the Order of Leopold as they discussed events affecting the Legion and its members.
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Gibson
Savage
Rad Re. Peth
American Legion
Hugh Gibson
Ameri
Belgium
Combe Legion
Ambas
Trey
Oudenarde
Comial Burges
Ghene
Albert
Oui Legion
Ole
Order of Leopold
Yom Kippur Observances Set In Bridgeport Area
Yom Kippur or the Day of Atonement will be observed by members of the Jewish faith in Bridgeport near Titigay Prom at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. Orthodox Jews will fast for 25 hours, taking no food or water. Special services planned for Wednesday afternoon. Thursday services begin at dawn as readers chant prayers.
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Jewih Ldra
Briggeport
Titigay
Woman Evangelist to Conduct Services Here
Mrs. G. H. Cameron of Pushing N Y will lead four series of evangelistic mission services at First Swedish M E church Beechwood and Iranistan avenues from today to 16 except Mondays and Saturdays at 7 48 pm Her husband G H Cameron will assist playing trombone and leading song All meetings are in English and the public is invited especially residents near the church The church will be open each evening for those seeking help and guidance
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G. H. Cameron
Pushing
Beechwood
Iranistan
Cameron
Youth Arraigned Pleads Guilty in 17 Year Old Girl Murder
George Yarrow twenty seven of Woodbury New Jersey pleaded guilty today to the killing of Rose Sarlo a Sunday school teacher aged seventeen whose body was found in a creek with bullet wounds a twisted neck wire. He confessed to beating her to unconsciousness after she entered his car and then threw her from a bridge. He set fire to his car before authorities arrived. Letters allegedly written by Yarrow to Rose were turned over to police as motive evidence.
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N. J
Associated Preas
George Yarrow
Rose Sarlo
Yarrow
Mantua Creek
Mantua
Wenonaha
Justice of the Peace
Harry Friant
Rose
Mary Tassogna Becomes Bride at St Patrick's Church
Mary Tassogna daughter of Mr and Mrs Nicola Tassogna of 31 Hillhouse Avenue married John Bartilomo son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bartilomo of 2049 Main Street at St Patrick's Church. Ceremony by Rev John Lynch, reception at Red Men's Hall, couple to reside at 104 James Street. she a GE Cost Department employee, he a foreman at H O Canfield Rubber Co.
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Nicola Sassogna
Hillhouse Avenue
Yestererday
St. Patrick's Church
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Joseph Bartilomo
Main Street
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Adeline Svssogne
Anna Bartilomo
Marie Kandetsk
Dorothy Sasbogna
Moldie Johnson
Matilda Johnson
Anna Cristiana
Mildred Puglio
Florence DeCesare
Louis Puglio
James Palmer Tassogna
Patsy
Peter Trassogna
Oa | Bride
Louis Richards
Joseph DeBiase
Joseph Motto
Louis Caldorom
James Bartilomio
Redmen's Hall
Madison Avenue
James Street
Cost Department
General Electric Co
H. O. Canfield Rubber Co
Heat Prostrations Hit Church Service In Oneco
Three worshippers were overcome by heat during a large church service in Oneco. Thomas Bennet and Marty Bennett showed improvement by today, while Marie Walmsley, 40, remained in serious condition.
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ONECO
Associated Press
Thomas Bennet
Marty Bennett
Marie Walmsly
Rhode Island College Admits First Female Agricultural Student
Providence girl Muriel G Fletcher of Providence becomes the first female in fourteen years to enroll in the Rhode Island State College Kingston agricultural course. She aims to become a term manager.
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Providence
Associated Press
Rhode Island State College At
Kingston
Muriel G, Fletcher
Prohibition Debate Largely Settled in 1923 Says Walsh
Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana predicts prohibition will not become a national issue in 1923. He notes public sentiment remains dry, with Congress described as 6 to 2 in favor of dry, and warns against using a Wet candidate to shape party platforms. He also outlines planned Senate inquiries into tariffs, farmer relief, political corruption, and monopolies including energy firms.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Nontanga
Montana
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Walah
Washington
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Senator Walsh
Democratic Party
Walsh Gadlaes Tyree
Aluminum Company of America
Teapot Dome
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Serfeter Walsh
Fourta of Ss
Senate
Ivo
Federal Trade Commission
Junto
Electric Light
Pawer
A6d
Peder Trade Commission
Tates
Corporate influence in politics and regulatory boards
The public wonders what expenditures giant corporations make to sway politics and place allies on commissions. Insull, head of a major power group, funded both Republican and Democratic Senate candidates and the State Commission chair. Congress may need to investigate interstate corporate activity to craft informed regulation. Next interview with Senator David I Walsh.
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Insull
Finais
State Commission
United States Senate
Senate
Congress
Attorney Surrenders in Bond Larceny Case
Wilkes Barre, Oct 3. Harry Weintraub an attorney here walked into the district attorney s office and surrendered after bail was set at 10 000 for a hearing Wednesday. He had been sought on charges of conspiracy larceny and receiving connected with the sale of 15 0000 worth of stolen bonds from a Wisconsin bank to Hyman Landau. The bonds were found to have stop orders against sale. Investigators and insurers reported working to recover stolen Portland Oregon Bridgeport Connecticut and New York bonds related to the case.
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Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press
Harry Weintraub
Luzerne
Lackawanna
Weintraub
Norfolk
Portland
Oregon
Wisconsin
Hyman Landau
Landau
Plymouth Park
B. H
Keehan
Wyoming
Bridgeport, Conn
New York
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
New York City
Gartfield National Bank of
Bridgeport
Fidelity and Deposit Company of
Baltimore
Boy Scout Dies in Storm Rescue Work
In St Louis on October 2, over 3,000 Bar Scouts aided tornado relief. Thirteen year old William Farrel Jr. died after overexerting himself delivering water for firemen and assisting in wrecked homes. Scouts directed traffic, kept crowds away, salvaged property, and served as messengers for Red Cross and National Guard, handling 133000 telegrams amid Friday’s chaos.
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ST Louis
Associated Fross
William Farrel
Willam
Red Cross
Natonal Guard
Wife Becomes Rich Seeks Husband After Bequests
New York Oct 3 Prosperous from wealthy relatives Mrs Sophie C Von Schilling of Ozone Park asks police to locate her husband driven from home in 1085 to earn his own living. She believed him fifty two but records show he is sixty nine. She fears he may be in a poor house.
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New York
Associated Press
Sophie C
Levef
Alcohol to Be Analyzed After Seized Trucked Alcohol
Hartford Ohio third district reports that state police in Newington seized a cargo of alleged alcohol from a trucker traveling from New York to Boston. The driver claims he was transporting 3,200 gallons of a beverage for legal distribution. The material will be swiftly analyzed to determine its identity and admissibility.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Newington
New York
Bowtoe Daze
Palace ushering in wartime cinema and Keaton week
Amusements column notes The Big Parade with John Gilbert at the Palace accompanied by Brard Ohman Victor Arden music and A Night In Coffee Dan's. Also billed are Chopin String Ensemble piccolo solo Newsrael Technicolor film and a Buster Keaton College debut at Cameo Starting Saturday. Palace remains the week’s photoplay, Les Miserables with Vitaphone acts headlining at the Cameo and a St Louis tornado newsreel.
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Palace Theatre
Brard- Ohman
Victor Arden
Coffee Dan's
Chopin String Ensemble
Louis Tanhueci
Buster Keaton
United Artists
Renee Adoree
Hobart Bosworth
Claire McDowell
Claire Adams
Karl Dane
Tom O'Brien
St. Louis
Excellent Vaudeville Now at Poli's
Elizabeth Brice shines in Poll's theatre vaudeville with Frank Keasler and Ten Music Weavers. Leona Stephens and Len D Hollister are added features. The Morning After at Hudson Theatre and Stick To Your Horn with Alyce Fitzgerald follow in the program. The Crystal Cup film, Pathe News on the St Louis disaster, and Mack Sennett comedy Should a Mason Tell? round out the bill.
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Elizabeth Brice
Poll's
Miss Brice
Frank Keasler
Leona Stephens
Len D. Hollister
Hudson Theatre
New York
Saul Brilliant
Alyce Fitzgerald
Clause Hart
Amanda Gilbert
Howard May
Gertrude Atherton
Dorothy Mackaill
Jack Mulhall
St. Louis
Pathe
Mack Sennett
Mason
Pathe News
Way of All Flesh Stars Jannings at Majestic
Emil Jannings delivers a powerful performance in The Way of All Flesh at Poli's Majestic theater. The film follows August Schiller a bank cashier torn by temptation amidst a moral fall. Also shown are Sugar Daddies with Hal Roach stars and a musical overture by Majestic Serenaders. International News covers the St Louis tornado disaster.
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Poli
Majestic Theatre
Emil Jannings
Faust
August Schiller
Chicago
Schiller
Cn Larson
Robert Kirk
Jimmie Finlayson
Stan Laurel
Hal Roach
St. Louis
If I Was Rich a Poll Players Comedy Review
The Poll Players led by Bella Oairns and Arthur Howard staged If I Was Rich a three act comedy about a shipping clerk seeking high society to please his selfish wife. The illiterate lead overcomes English limits for laughs and tears as the curtain falls with a happy ending. Lois Haim mond Eunice Keeler Vivien Barry Kenneth Richards Roger Barker head the cast with others.
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Bella’ Oairns
Arthur Howard
Dimmie
Lois Haimmond
Eunice Keeler
Vivien Barry
Kenneth Richards
Roger Barker
Unusual Film At Park Theatre Crowded For Separate Audiences
Damaged Goods stars Richard Bennett and is endorsed by health, school and welfare officials nationwide. The Park Theatre shows the film with separate matinees and evenings for women and men. Women attend daily matinees and tonight and tomorrow evenings, while men are admitted on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings.
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Park Theatre
Richard Bennett
Burglars Target Waterbury Car Agency Safes Loot
Waterbury Waterbury-Butch company at 16 Willow Street was broken into late Saturday night or early Sunday morning. burglars drilled two safes and escaped with 260 in cash. Mechanical tool boxes provided implements and police called it a professional job. Company officials praised their uninvited guests for taking only money and leaving pay records undisturbed.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Waterbury-Butch Company
Willow Street
Pepete
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