Lawyer Bejamin Baggish Missing in Gravesend Bay Mystery
Hartford Sept 5 The disappearance of Hartford lawyer Bejamin D Baggish remains unsolved after five days with no body or trace found in Gravesend Bay Bensonhurst reports claim no recovery The father Nathan D Baggish travels from Hartford while Mrs Baggish says he planned to visit New Haven and a meeting in New York is suspected Detective Cook leans toward drowning while Bensonhurst detectives doubt drowning and the lawyer's clothes and car were returned to Hartford notes indicate she was told he planned to meet someone in New York and would call if he returned by a reasonable hour
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Hartford
Associated Press
Bejamin D. Baggish
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Gravesend Bay
Nathan D. Bageish
Vine Street
Belle Bagelsh
Adams Street
Bageish
New Haven
Nusband
New York
Miss Tulin
Store Owner Shoots Youth During Theft Attempt
Harrisburg Pa Sept 5 A youth named Carl Eaton nineteen from Woonsocket RI was shot by the store owner's brother as he fled an accessory store run by Ross O Gaul of Harrisburg after failing to halt Eaton said he had come from Pittsburgh to get something to eat Police transported him to a local hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds in the back.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
Ross O. Gaul
Carl Eaton
Woonsocket
Eaton
Pittsburgh
Radio Program Listings Across New York and Beyond
A dense historical wire of station IDs and schedules lists performances, orchestras, and talk segments from stations such as WJZ WNEW WABC and more. It catalogs musicians, conductors, and venues across cities including New York Newark and Pittsburgh with times ranging from afternoon to late night and notes about weather, baseball scores, and various cultural segments.
Rutgers Professor Thompson Dies in Jail Suicide Verdict
Lewistown Pa Sept 5 Professor Frank J Thompson of Rutgers College electricity department died in a jail from a third story Coleman hotel window. The death was ruled death by own action after a coroner and district attorney conference. Friends and relatives offered no reason for the act.
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Lewiston
Associated Press
Frank J. Thompson
Rutgers College
Arthur Barr
Mifflin County
John T. Wilson
Professer Thompson
Man Burned By Lime Plastering Ceiling
Ab Brustein, 67, was burned in the left eye when lime fell from a ceiling while plastering at 136 Lee Avenue. He received first aid at the Emergency hospital and was later taken to a eye specialist for further treatment.
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Lee Avenue
Abreaham Brustein
Labor Day Speech Attacks Injunctions and Defends Direct Primaries
Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor delivered a Labor Day address in Chattanooga warning against threats to personal rights and the direct primary. He linked labor injunctions and Teapot Dome defenders to an emerging one-man rule and warned that attacks on the primary system threaten popular government.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Associated Press
Senate
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
United States Senate
America
Pennsylvania
Morrison
New Autumn Fabrics Wool Rep and Crepe at $2 Yard
For business women and students, combined Australian wool and silk crepe offer firm softness and light weight. Tailored frocks made from wool rep or crepe promise charm. discover the new autumn colors including dazzling blues reds and sombre browns. 40 inches wide with navy and black plentiful.
Coat Linings and Fabrics Highlight Second Floor Displays
Fresh coat linings draw attention on the second floor with bright patterns for children and women. Fancy brocades $1.50 yd, lighter weight brocades $1.25 yd, sizes 6 to 22. Middies with tie-strap and school emblem offered, plus figured sateens and plain surf satin and sateen in many colors. All patterns 36 inches wide, located on main and rear floors.
Fall Patterns and Housewares Featured in Department Store Display
Fall Patterns in Madras and Broadcloths appear on main floor with boy’s Middies and a 4 piece suit. Basement front offers knickers and blouses for youths while Fourth Floor showcases silver plated salt and pepper shakers, vases, and a bridal glassware set with ice bucket and tongs priced at 2.95.
Floral porcelain patterns and novelty shapes display
An assortment of white or ivory porcelain with floral motifs and varied borders. Features 52 piece arresting floral patterns and a 100 piece line in novelty shapes with multicolor or gold handles. Domestic porcelain in ivory with unique floral patterning and quality craftsmanship. Four til floor.
Linen Damask Towels on Main Floor Rear Display
All Linen Damask Towels offered with splendid value for personal use or gifts. Finely finished with hemstitching and a place for a monogram in the corner. Size 15 by 33 inches. Main floor rear display.
Holiday film developing and printing service advertised
The Camera Department offers 24 hour developing and printing for holiday films. Located on the Main Floor Rear inside the Cannon Street entrance, with developing rates 10c and printing 4c to 8c.
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Cannon Street
Mellon Returns Refuses to Talk After Mediterranean Trip
Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon arrived on the Leviathan after a two month yachting voyage. He refused to discuss government or political matters and spoke of being out of touch. His party met quarantine at the Battery and went to their hotel, with plans to reach Washington soon.
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New York
Associated Press
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mediterranean
Paul
David W. K. Bruce
Mellon
Washington
Public educated aviation safety urged by Navy flyer
Lieutenant Alfred Williams, U S N, plans America's lone entry in the Schneider trophy race in Venice. He calls for a nationwide campaign using blackboards and demonstrations to teach the public how not to crowd airfields. In Nashville, Harry Tatham, 72, Springfield Woolen Mills organizer, died.
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Port Washington
Associated Press
Alford J. Willams
America
Venice
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Tatham
Springfield Woolen Mills
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