Bridgeport Man Fined in Milford Court
William J. Weir of Tark Avenue Bridgeport was found guilty of breach of the peace and resisting an officer. Judge J. D. Brown Jr. ordered a $25 fine plus costs after Officer John Casey arrested him at Harrison Park following eviction from Myrtle Beach hotel. Weir allegedly used profane language and threatened Officer Casey during an attempted restraint.
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J. D. Brown,Jr
Weir
John Casey
Walnut Beach
Ance
Harrison Park
Myrtle Beach
Thomas Rock
Officer Keasey
Jitney Crash Injures Four in City Street collision
A jitney driven by Harry Berrian of 211 Calhoun Avenue struck a tree on Frank Street yesterday morning after the steering mechanism failed. Passengers Leeter Gill of 173 Pacific Street Peter Frodas of Willarewster Street and Miss Ruth Simmons of 127 Central Avenue were injured. The driver and other occupants were removed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Harry Berrian
Calhoun Avenue
Frank Street
Targe Wes Oye
Leeter Gill
Pacific Tr
Peter Frodas
Willarewster Street
Miss Ruth
Immons
Central Averne
Booze Probe Triggers Florida Bank Takeover
The bank of Taconville was placed under the control of the state comptroller after heavy withdrawals of deposits followed resignations amid a federal liquor probe. Chairman of the board and several officials faced conspiracy charges related to liquor law violations. cashiers were arrested as attempts to move funds to other banks emerged, weakening the institution to about 142,009 in deposits.
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Tacnsonvills
Asseriate Pres
Avei Ranty Bank & Teast Ca
Tivel i
Nyonita
Stity
Directo
W. M. Hosteck
Bev
Brant- Epson
Fc Tres A
Diregors
SK. BE
Madigah
Funite
Satwrady
Building Permits Reported Across East Side Park Dillon
The building department issued permits totaling 819430 for multiple projects on the east side, including 1408 Main Street, 174 Sona of Italy, 44 Avenue, 4344 Main Street, 2488 Madison, and 47 Everett Street. Projects feature frame and cement block structures, additions, and a few single family dwellings.
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East Side Park
Dillon
J. A. Lebewich
Ram Fame Nony and
Hain Repom
Main Street
Trevy Fraran Cotta
Lilian MM. Teration
Sona of Italy
Thos
Willow En Realts
Everett Strest
Madison Ay Fe
Frost Reported From Nebraska Lowlands ONeill Area
The first frost of the season was reported in the lowlands near O Neill Nebraska last night with the lowest official temperature reaching 49 degrees.
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O'Neill
Neb
Bandit escapes prison by cutting wire and stampeding cattle
In Tacoma Washington a prison bandit named Gardner escaped from McNeil Island by cutting exterior fencing. During a baseball game on the yard he severed a fence wire with tin shears then released a herd of cattle to block guards. Authorities pursued through woods as Gardner vanished in the island's vicinity.
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Tacoma
Wash
Sept. C
Gardner
Liberty
Camp Lewis
Lawardus
Bogart
Impyn
Lewis
Mpyn
Gert
Throwen
Herber Hm.wotan
Cit
San Diego
Wag
Portland
McWeir Island
Ifie Limited
Southern Padi Railway
New Castle
Cali
Aml
Roeville
Napa
Caill
Centralia
Mutiny Quelled On Shipping Board Freighter Chester Wawanis
Police using riot guns and a radio alert broke up a fight between black and white crew members off Staten Island. Captain Charles Boothby was bruised and barricaded in his cabin. he blamed white crew for the injuries. The dispute began after the ship anchored and crews formed a long-standing tension over work distribution. No arrests were made.
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New York
Shipping Board
Chester Wawanis
Staten Island
Charles Boothby
Boulogne
Boothby
Syas
Recruiting Resumes for the Army under New Rules
Washington reports that army recruiting, halted last month, resumes today with new War Department rules aimed at keeping total enlistment at 160000. Applicants must have good character and adequate education. recruitment stations to open with no detachments attached to conv points. Current strength is under 149000 after a March peak of 220000 due to resignations and expirations.
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Washington
Army
War Department
Congress
Weeks
Hunters Must File Report Of Doings In Town
Amendments to the 4a) and game laws require hunters and trappers to file a report with the town clerk within 30 days after season close, listing birds and animals hunted. Report forms are provided when license is purchased. a copy of the Public Acts of 1921 is available at City Hall. Another change requires licensees to apply personally to the town clerk for a license. No licenses issued to representatives of the MN can see as in former years. Joseph Williamson of Fairfield Avenue notes various shore birds including snipe and sandpipers in a displayed case with bands indicating no hunting.
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Mnecan
Joseph Williamson
Pairfield Avenue
Wairfield Bounty
Boston College Eleven Begins Practice Under Cavanaugh
Boston College football opens workouts under Head Coach Frank W. Cavanaugh with about fifty candidates reporting. Nine of last year’s varsity squad expected to return, though captain Tack Healy will be sidelined from the team this season.
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Boston College Eleven
Boston
Seldon Manwaring Dies at New London Hospital
Seldon Manwaring aged 47, proprietor of the r, died Sunday at Lawrence hospital after an appendicitis operation. He served as Waterford selectman, represented the town in the legislature in 1907, and was a Democratic Central committee member. He left a widow, his mother, a half sister, and a son from his first marriage.
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New London
New Army Section Chiefs Announced
Washington announces the selection of chiefs for new army sections re organized by General Pershing at the War Department. Brigadier General James H. McRae will head personnel division, Brigadier General William Eve leads operations and train, Brigadier General of the Sure Division, Colonel Sriant HH. Wels heads War Plans, Lieutenant Colonel Stuatt Heintzer to Military Intelligence.
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Washington
General Staff
Pershing
War Department
James H. McRae
William Ev
Gener
Sure
Sriant HH. Wels
War Plans Division
Stuatt Heintzer
Military Intelligence
iFARNUM DRAWS BIG CROWDS AT PLAZA
Willan Fernum's latest seaside melodrama plays at the Plaza theatre drawing crowded houses. Dolly Dumplin, four years old, delivers a standout comedy monologue, while Murray Kissen, formerly of the Avon Comedy Four, appears in The Barber of Se yle. The quartet's singing and other acts receive praise.
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Willan Fernum
Plaza Theatre
Arnum
Bridgeport
Dolly Dumplin
Dolly
Murray Kissen
Avon
Se‘yle
New Counterfeit Notes Discovered in U S
Washington treasury department announced three additional counterfeit reserve notes. One was an 850 note from the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City. The second was a 829 note from the Richmond bank. The third was an 18 dollar note from Boston’s Federal Reserve Bank, said to be poorly executed.
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Washington
Associated Press
Treasury Department
Federal Ieserve Bank
Kansas City
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
New Boys Shoes Line Adds Comfortable Styles
Our Shoe Dept has added a complete line of boys shoes in a grade to suit many tastes. The new footwear features elastic bottoms and ruffled uppers designed for wear and ease, aiming to satisfy mothers seeking durable options.
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William J. Weir
Tark Avenue
Bridge“mart
Main ST
Fleischmann
Fleischmann’s
Fleischmann Company
Washington Street
New York City
Florida Bank
W. K. Mollan
Fairfield Ave
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Burt
Ww. K. Mollan
Seldon Manwaring
Ifarnum
PLAZA
The Smith=Murray Co
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Stramseips
Conlin & Green Distributors
Elm St. B'port, Ct
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Fort Hamilton
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