Gentlemen Thugs Get $100000 In Latest Robbery
New York reports a jewel theft from a Mill Neck home valued at £160000, with two diamond rings and a pear necklace taken. Police also seek the two “gentlemen thieves” linked to other high profile robberies at King's Point and Widener’s estate, with many gems missing and no trace located.
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New York
Long Island
Carl Schmidlapp
Mill Neck
Oyster Bay
Sk 1
Chasé National Bank
Schmidlapp
Jesse Livermore
King's Point
L. 1
Mra. Livermore
Guest
Widener
itz-Carlton
Peter A. B. Widener
Charleston High graduates receive Virginian theater tickets
Tickets for the showing of "The Telephone Girl" at the Virginian theater have been sent to Principal Charles E. Henney for all 170 Charleston High School graduates. The film will be shown during the first three days of the week, and is of special interest to the students.
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Virinian Theater
Richmond
Charles E. Henney
Charleston High School
Virginian
Transatlantic Radio Telephone Improve Cupar Station
British government builds a Cupar radio station to enhance transatlantic wireless telephone service. Tests in 1925 showed the north of the British Isles as ideal for U S communications, with Cupar near completion to replace Wroughton. Secrecy will be pursued, and the Post Office Engineering Staff will conduct experiments. An London theatre opens a street facing steel safe chest painted to blend with the wall, claiming it is the safest place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cupar
Bootland
British Isles
United States
Wroughton
Boy Scout Camp To Be Opened Soon At Walholder
Camp Walhonde on Coat River enters its second season in less than three weeks with two new buildings nearly finished and more improvements underway. Ronald M Wilson of Charleston will direct the camp, attending a Columbus training school for camp directors before June 20. The all local leadership includes W E R Byrne, Charles E Krebs, George E Price, and Scout Executive B A Kinsey. Twenty staffers, including two chefs, will operate the camp and provide enhanced service for large groups. Diplomas for 1927 training graduates will be presented by Dr. Hugh G Nicholson at the May 13 court of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walhonde
Coat River
Ronald 3. Wilson
Charleston
Wilson
Columbus
Ohio
Camp Walhoude
W. E.R. Byrne
Charles E. Krebe
George E. Price
Walter BE. Clark
J. D. Woodrop
Harry Silverstein
RB. A. Poffenbarger
Bri
A. F. Kinsey
Banks Shepherd
R. L. Mitchell
Calvert Patchell
LeClercq
Boy Scout Court of
Moror
Hugh G. Nicholson
R. E. Parks
C. Howard
Ivory C. Jones
Andrey Ault
William Jennings Lance
K. R Willman
Oliver Laughorn
Herbert W. Hinkley
W. C. Greenlee
George Belsches
Lincoln Junior High
Scout Reguin
Tlns
National Headquarters
Cownell
National
Court of Honor
Supreme Cour Toom
H. G. Nicholson
Wild
AH. Lea
W. F. R. Byrne
A. Dd. Horan
Harry Saverstein
C. Dickinson
Charles E. Krebs
Herbert
Eyre
Milburn C. Howart
Treap
Court of ‘Honor
Howard Fins
Depuw
Fred Kautz
Howard
B. H. Swin
Hag
Edwin Knapp
Kanawha City
W. C. Greenler
National Rifle Association
St. Albans
Scow
Presbyterian Gymnasium
Dep
State treasury balance and fund allocations reported
The May 31 cash balance in the state treasury stood at $14,995,004.76 with total invested funds of $891,317,850. Allocations include State fund $892,700, Workmen's Compensation fund $13,028,600, State Fund Sink Line fund $4,467,700, and State Interest and Sinking fund $2,628,050. Beginning balance was $11,572,786.24 with receipts $7,104,841 and disbursements $3,844,526.48. Funds are itemized among State fund, Special, due counties and municipalities, and State Road Fund among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Johnson
State Fond
State
State Fund
Tate
Scout Troop Formed in Charleston Area Meeting
City officials and scouts gathered as Edgar Delaney opened the event. G E Krebs spoke on geology and M H P Kinsey described Camp Waihonde. A new troop will form at Nellis Wednesday with R R Bader as scoutmaster under American Rolling Mills Company guidance.
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Uty
Edgar Delaney
St. Albans
American Rolling Mills Company
Charleston Council
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Banker
Bandit Band
Davenport
Japan
Esther Rawlinson
BOY Scout
Camp Walhonde
Virginia
Workmen's Compensation Fund
Forrugel
New Zealand
Machhes
Bayer
Mads
Milan
Henry
A. W. Cox Dept. Store Co
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