Bogus Collector Targeting Merchants Sought by Police
Police seek a suspected con man nicknamed T F Smith after a Merchant Max Block reported a meat chopper scam at his Fairfield avenue store. The man allegedly took 1750 by check for a worn part he never received and the company confirmed the fraud.
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Max Block
Fairfield
Block
T. F. Smith
Los Angeles Navy Dirigible Flies Long Range Recon
The U S navy dirigible Los Angeles completed its first extended flight in weeks departing Lakehurst New Jersey and roaming near New York City all day. Rear Admiral W A Moffat ferried as passenger and rain greeted the return as the ship settled safely in the hangar.
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Lakehurst
N. J
U S. Navy
Los Angeles
New York City
W. A. Moffat
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
New Amherst Head Assumes His Duties
Roscoe W. Thatcher has arrived as the new president of Massachusetts Agricultural College and assumed duties. The college opens September 14 with Thatcher addressing students at the opening assembly. Faculty vacancies remain and trustees will meet near opening to act on his recommended appointments.
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Amherst
Mass
Associated Press
Roscoe W. Thatcher
Massachusetts Agricultural College
New Republican Body Holds Meeting Again
A Young Men's Republican association meeting was held last night at the office of temporary chairman W. F. D. Kilpatrick. Attorney William E. Burton said progress is satisfactory with work in all districts and women beginning to organize. Another meeting is planned for next Friday.
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Young Men's Republican Association
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
William E. Burton
Air Mail Plane Missing After Boston to Hartford Route
Hartford dispatch reports a Colonial Transport mail plane bound from Boston to Hartford and New York went missing after leaving Boston Friday night. The craft was last heard from Brainard Field at 9 20 pm claiming a weather forced landing at Webster Massachusetts but was to resume flight within 15 minutes.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Colonial Transport Mail and Express
Boston
New York
Bn Air
American Express Company
Western Points
Brainard Field
Webster
Mass
Hadley Field
Soap king guarded from blackmail threat
Walter R. Kirk, millionaire soap manufacturer, was guarded at his Lake Forest home after a death threat demanding 30,000 in small denomination notes or the writer would kill him. The blackmail note, mailed in Lake Forest, was received Wednesday and signed sympathizer of Sacco and Vanzetti, asking for 10,000 in small bills hidden along the Waukegan road near Lake Bluff.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Walter R. Kirk
Tooay
Lake Forest
Lake Forest Suntey
Waukegan Road
Laxe Bluff
Sacco
Vanzetti
Canadian Patrol Ship Joins Search For Princess
Ottawa dispatch reports the 8S. & Boothic patrol ship, returning from the Arctic, approaching the coast to aid the search for the missing British plane. Officers wired to keep a sharp watch during the voyage to Sydney, Nova Scotia.
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Ottawa
Ont
Associated Press
Canada
Boothic
Canadian Arctic Archipelago
St. Raphael
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Woman Hospitalized After Knife Injury At Home
Mrs Henry Young, 63, of 199 Fairfield Avenue, was treated by Emergency hospital staff for a deep cut to her left hand. A carving knife slipped while she worked, severely gashing between the thumb and index finger.
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Henry Young
Fairfield Avenue
A. Sammartino
Giles Offers Aid In Search For St Raphael
Captain Frederick A. Giles British aviator awaiting repairs on the Hess Blue Bird wired Mrs Leéslig Hamilton of Ottawa offering ten thousand in aid for the search of the missing Fokker St Raphael. He would fly to St Johns N F and extend 1100 miles over the Atlantic if accepted. Giles flew with Hamilton in and after World War I.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Frederick A. Giles
New Zealand
San Francisco
Leéslig Hamilton
Ottawa
Canada
Hamilton
St. Raphael
Giles
St. Johns
N. F
Atlantic
Drowning Plot Victim Identified in Gravesend Bay
The body recovered from Gravesend Bay was identified by Dr. Leo Davidson as Benny Goldstein, linked to a $70,000 life insurance plot. The DA halted funeral arrangements pending identity confirmation, then released the body to Goldstein's family for burial.
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New York
Associated Press
Gravesend Bay
Benny Goldstein
Leo Davidson
Goldstein
Embezzler Corners In Portland and Kills Self
C. L. Wilson an embezzler sought by Washington DC and alias Cargill was arrested in Portland Oregon after being roused by detectives. He pulled a pistol from a bag and shot himself, dying at age thirty five.
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Portland
Ore
Associated Press
C. L. Wilson
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Wilson
C. L. Cargill
Patsy Iannucci
Hollister Agenua
Hamilton Street
Stratford
Rev Dr S H Hall Young Killed in Car Accident
Rev Dr S H Hall Young, eighty, Seattle author and missionary, died after being struck by a southbound interurban car near Zies ing between Fairmont and Clarksburg. The incident occurred at 5 pm in a local hospital later reported by the Associated Press.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Associates Press
Hall Young
Seattle
Washington
Jo Cal
Zies ‘Ing
Fairmont
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