Three Master Integral Cleared of Liquor After Inspection
The three master seaboat Integral carrying lumber at West End Lumber wharf was found free of contraband. Edward B. Doolan head of the local prohibition squad announced yesterday the vessel had no liquor aboard upon unloading. The ship, once suspected as a rum runner, is expected to clear port today. Master Captain E Kohler defended the vessel, noting no liquor aboard since his command began. Integral operates in the American-Canadian coastal trade from Mulgrave Nova Scotia.
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Integral
Ents
West End Lumber Company
Edward B. Doolan
Prohibition Squad
Doolan
E. Kohler
Amer Coastal Trade Service
Mulgrave
Nova Scotia
Stamford auto dealer sought in forged notes scheme
Stamford authorities pursue Rubin Motor Sales founder Rubin and associates after letters to discount companies were forged. Victims include Appleton Eldridge of New York and Economy Finance Newark. total losses around 75060 dollars. Rubin left for Boston after sale of home. a wife and two children are involved.
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Sta
Stravitz
Rubin
Festa
Imediately
Katz
Kin
Stamford
Mote
Dean
Ubin
Dictim
Ti S
Appleton and Eldridge
New York
Economy Finance Company
Newark
Spelke
Boston
Shippan, Avenue
Jesse Lomberdo
M Lombardo
Rubin Motor Sales Company
Ohio
Trainer blamed as Miss Ederle’s swim is thwarted
Controversy erupts over trainer Wolffe after Gertrude Ederle’s 21 mile swim falls short. Coach Hanley says rough water and an alleged intrusion affected a young swimmer. Miss Ederle denies illness or dizziness and refutes eating claims. Officials plan to hear Wolffe’s response.
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Gertie
Wolffe
Miss Ederle
Miss Jets
M Ederle
Miss Fierle
Mauratania
Edgerle
Conversa
Handley
Swim Association
Wolre
Mderle
Coolidge Backing Kellogg Action On Meeting
President Coolidge voices support for Kellogg’s course regarding a meeting. Senator Borah compares Saklatvala writings to Pitt on liberty and human rights. Telegrams flood in for his stance while publicizing none. Informants say several delegates may be more radical and prone to Bolshevik propaganda, but no exclusions have been decided.
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Saklatvala
Borah
Pitt
Hart Accused of False Report
Mrs Dean’s affidavit describes alleged 1922 actions by Colonel Hart tied to a telegram and society magazine writings about General Rogers. War Department ordered an immediate investigation now with Maj. Gen. Hines, inspector general review pending court martial or other action. If convicted, Hart faces possible dismissal, retirement, or await further instructions.
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Hart
Weeks
Quartermaster Corps
General Rogers
Case
Hine
War Department
John L. Hines
Rogers
Digmingal
Army
Whief
Dean
Society Magazine
General Hart
J. (. Scherman
H. Hart
New York City
Het
Washington
Ington
LaFollette Opens Campaign in Wisconsin Senate Race
Robert M. LaFollette Jr. launched his final campaign drive by touring Stevens Point on September 18. Anti LaFollette factions fought over Independent candidates as Daniel Woodward withdrew after a Ku Klux Klan endorsement controversy. C B Lewis of the Klan distanced the group from Roy Wilcox but did not name a preferred candidate.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Stevens Point
Daniel Woodward
Woodward
C. B. Lewis
Imperial Ku Klux Klan
Wisconsin
Roy P. Wilcox
Lewis
Firemen Haircut Controversy Sparks Board Meeting
President Henry N. McCathron of the Board of Fire Commissioners commented on a protest by the local barbers' union alleging firemen in houses are cutting children's hair without state licenses. He said he needs to investigate before action and noted the issue concerns cut-rate neighborhood barber shops at city fire houses. The barbers seek the matter be reviewed at the upcoming commission meeting in a few weeks.
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Henry N. McCathron
Board of Fire Commissioners
Barbers’ Union
MacCathron
Board of Commissionerr
Union
Benjamin Juialo
Hunts assailants with rifle. 1 held
John Vannek thirty six of 39 Charlotte street armed with a .22 rifle went out last night about 8 o clock to search for three men he said had assaulted him earlier. He was found and disarmed by a police officer and held on breach of the peace with no bond. police deem him possibly not in his right mind.
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John Vannek
Charlotte Street
Vannek
Hogan
Sixth
Democratic Club
Cujlinan
Democratic Organization Club
John T. Sheahan
Democratic Executive Board
John J. McGuinness
John A. Cornell
Bridget Hughes
Margaret Malloy
Seventh District
Wall Street
Mr. Cullinan
Joseph J. Devine
Mary McDermott
William K. Ryan
James Casey
Devine
JAPAN PARLIAMENT IN FLAMES NO LIVES LOST
In Tokyo fire destroyed the Japanese houses of parliament with Charge D Affaires Neville reporting no deaths. He could not estimate damages. In Bolivia, a state of siege was decreed for Ti a Paz Gruro and Cochabamba provinces. Politicians were jailed and deportations occurred as telegraphic censorship was set up.
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Washington
Neville
Tokio
State Department
LA Paz
Bolivia
Tia Paz
Gruro
Cochabantha
Joe Gabino Vdlancuva
Arica
Chile
Postmaster Indicted in Portland Fraud Case
Portland Me Sept 18 Tar Fred 3 voy postmaster at Portlyde indicted by the federal grand jury which reported 44 indictments today He is charged with converting to his own use 625 in government funds.
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Portland
Fred 3 Voy
Port ‘Lyde
Riots In Mass Klan Clash Injure Several In North Brookfield
In North Brookfield two men, Daniel Harrington and Wallace Foote, were arrested for rioting after a large clash between Ku Klux Klan sympathizers and townspeople in the town square. Police and-state troopers faced a hostile crowd with rocks and eggs. Chief Steven Quill was overpowered and disarmed. A Worcester report notes one man shot and multiple injuries as a Klan meeting sparked the violence.
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North Brookfield
Mas
Daniel Harrington
Wallace Foote
Steven Quill
Edmund V. Downey
Oxford Barracks
Worcester
Mass
Cullinan Backed by Democrats in City Mayor Race
Bridgeport Democrats rally behind Thomas M. Cullinan as mayoral hopeful, urging unity to oust “bossism.” Hogan lauds Cullinan and calls for broad party support including independents, with districts set to prize slips for votes won.
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Bridgeport
Democratic Party
Hogan
Thomas M. Cullinan
Flyer breaks 6 miles in minute record for seaplanes
A flyer accelerates to six miles in one minute, surpassing the French aviator Florentin Bonnet’s prior 278 mph mark set last December. The aircraft heads to Manhasset Bay for pontoons to prepare for a four mile trial ahead of the Jacques Schneider Trophy race in Baltimore later in October. The Schneider race is an international seaplane event emphasizing seaworthiness and speed.
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Adjt
Florentin Bonnet
Manhassett Bay
Este
Baltimors J
Hold Contractor in Ditch Fatality Court Hearing
Stamford on September 18 Special William Devitt of 503 Main Street was arrested on a manslaughter charge after an infant, John Girgershiro, drowned August 1 near an uncovered ditch. Deputy Coroner Henry Stevenson ruled the plumber failed to take proper precautions. bail set at 1000 dollars and a Monday court hearing scheduled.
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Stamford
Wiliam Devitt
Main Street
Sity
John Girgershiro
Henry Stevenson
Devitt
Prohibition Report Backed by Federal Council of Churches
The Federal Council of Churches issued to the Associated Press a statement by its Administrative commission affirming the authenticity of the six part report on prohibition conditions. The dispute arose after Dr Clarence True Wilson questioned its authority. The council noted committee structure explains limited involvement by the executive committee.
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New York
Federal Council of Churches
Associated Press
Administrative Commission
Washington
Research and Education Department
Council
Clarence True Wilson
Methodist Church of America
Wilson
John A. Marquis
Plane Crash Near Branford Leaves Uncertain Fatalities
Witnesses along the riverbank reported a plane nose diving into the water while conflicting stories described whether one or two men were aboard. Pratt is believed connected to the event as his automobile was found in Branford, amid questions about who was aboard.
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Pratt
Branford
City Jewish New Year observances mark difference from Gentile rites
Rabbi Jacob Meyerovitz of Park Avenue temple described the Jewish New Year as distinct from Gentile celebrations with no midnight ringing or revelry. Orthodox Jews will avoid travel. many families will gather for supper and church services. Over 400 attended last night’s service at Park Avenue temple where elaborate rituals and anthems were sung. Meyerovitz warned of rising militarism and potential new wars in Europe as he reflected on his trip. He traced calendar origins and noted Gregorian adoption in England in 1752. Elaborate Orthodox services were held in several synagogues including United Hebrew Orthodox Congregation and Adath Tsras.
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Rabii Jacob Meyerovitz
Park Avenue Temple
Rabbi Meyerovitz
Jacob Meyerovitz
Arope
Elmer Beardaley
United Church
Joseph Wieler
Bartten
Donald J. Ruland
Florence Kjeln Bishop
May EB
Hard
Willa F E. Miller
Rabu Meyerovitz
Europe
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Rabbi Meyarovita
Meyerovitz
Englend
United Hebrew Orthodox Congregation
Congregation
Adath Tsras
Ahavas Achim
Anshet Libowitz Nusach Hari
Avath Achim
Bikur Cholman
Ein Jacob
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