Toledo Bank Robbery Bandit Identified in Grafton Face
Four persons identify George Mingione 19 of New Haven Conn as one of two men who robbed a Grafton bank of 15000 on April 15. Mingione is held in Toledo with two accomplices after the East Side Branch robbery of about 13000. Grafton bank officials and Mrs Carmel named Mingione. charges expected tomorrow.
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Toledo
East Side
Ohio Savings Bank and Trust Company
George Mingione
New Haven
Conn
Grafton
Central Police
Mingione
G. W. Knechtges
Grafton Bank
Robert
Evugene
Eugene Carmel
William
Robert Tartley
Chicago
Thomas Schwarmer
Ohio Bankers’ Association
MinBione
Hartleys
Flag draped wrong on president’s box sparks charges
United States Flag Association denounces a Washington opening day flag display as improper draping. Captain Joyce notes the flag should hang unfurled with stars to the observer’s left. Colonel Burnham protests to national headquarters, urging notice of the violation.
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New York World News Service
New York
United States Flag Association
Coolidge
Walter I. Jeyes
Americaniza
Washington
Joyces
United States
Joyce
Franklin J Burnham
Washington Irving House to Open in Seville Spain
The Washington Irving House in Seville will open May 30 to honor the American author diplomat and his ties to the United States. King Alfonso inspected the house which will also serve as a center for Americans living in Seville.
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Associated Press
Seville
Spain
Washington
Irving
The
United States
Washington Irving
Alfonso
Keith Bill Presents New Program at Palace with Vaudeville Acts
Keith's theater features a varied vaudeville bill led by a taploid musical comedy Ripples of 1925 with Evans and four attractive young women. Acts include Emily Clark sings, Fred Ardath and Grace Osbourne comedy, Maree dance routine, John Miller and James Mack singing and dancing, and Australian Delsos trapeze. Pathe news reel and Topics of the Day complete the program. The screen feature Sally stars Colleen Moore with Errol in a lively musical comedy presentation praised for staging and charm.
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Vaueville
Keith
Ernest “Evans
Geven
Evans
Emily Clark
Fred Ardath
Grace Osbourné
Earl Hall
Ray* Fern
Maree
Delsos
Hammer and Hammer
Pathe
Palace Summer Festival Bill delights May audiences
Palace manager Roy H. Beattie unveils a varied vaudeville lineup for the first week of May. Highlights include Hester Bailey and her singing dancing company, Violet Barlow led comedy from Eldridge Barlow and Eldridge, and the Winton Brothers with novelty stunts. The bill also features Doris Kenyon, David Powell, and J Barney Sherry in Lend Me Your Husband, plus film shows at Lyric and Capitol theaters.
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Palace
Palace Theater
Roy H. Beattie
Little Hester Bailey
Miss Bailey
Stan Bailey
Joe Brown
Eldridge
Barlow
Mirthaetrios
Violet Barlow
Miss Barlow
Charlotte Greenwood
Billy Hibbitt
Marie’ Hartman
Sophia Kasmir
Harry Busch
Ethel Joy
Basil
Sax
Winton Brothers
Husband
Doris Kenyon
David Powell
J. Barney Sherry
The Fast Worker At Family Theater
The Fast Worker shows at Family Theater with Reginald Denny as a youth who poses as the husband of a friend’s wife to help a man in legal trouble. Barbara La Plante co stars in this comedy that replaces serious plot points with humor and across state travel.
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George Barr McCutcheon
Edith
Acs
Reginald Denny
Barbara la Plante
Coney Island to Press Fleet for Summer Boats
The Queen along with the Island Belle and Island Maid will be pressed into Coney service to handle crowds at the world’s largest cement swimming pool and the upcoming race track. The fleet will likely be needed as crowds gather for moonlight rides and summer events.
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Island Belle
Island Maid
Coney Company
Dancers Pack Chester For Furst Fox-Trot Contest
A crowded Cr Park scene saw hundreds of dancers at the first fox-trot contest of the season with more than thirty couples in the prize dance. Al Sanders and Sunshine Melody Boys performed a special program.
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Chester
Furst
Cr Park
Winton Place
al Sanders
Sunshine Melody Boys
MacKenzie Sisters
Tropical Gardens
Muscroft
Dorothy Kline
Lakeside Inn
Duke Skips Sunday School Race Meeting Sparked Outcry
The Duke of York refused to attend the World Convention of Sunday Schools in Glasgow citing another engagement at a race meeting. Dr S C Leach told the Mansfield Synod the incident insulted a Christian institution and ranked as a rebuke to the royal house.
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John L. Balderston
New York
Y. World News Service
Y. World Press Pub. Co
Wills Left by Brooklyn Murderers at Sing Sing
Sing Sing attendants disclosed that Joseph Diamond and John Farina, two of the three Brooklyn murderers executed Thursday night, left wills. Diamond bequeathed $5 for cigars and cigarettes for poor slayers. $5 to relatives. his $10 account and $5 other funds were used as directed. Farina left $5. Morris Diamond, Joseph’s brother, left nothing to charity.
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New York World News Service
Ossining
N. Y
Farina
Knights of Columbus Officers Dine Then Initiate 35 Members
Cincinnati degree team officers hosted a luncheon and dinner at Gibson yesterday. In the afternoon ceremonies at Columbian Hall Woodburn and McMillan streets thirty five candidates were initiated into the order with John Hass of Delaware Ohio District Deputy as the only out of town guest.
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Nquet
Cincinnati
Knights of Columbus
The
Gibson
Columbian Hall
Woodburn
McMllan
John Hass
Delaware
Cafasso Beatified After 30 Years of Vatican Inquiry
Rome May 3 Joseph Cafasso, secular priest and friend of Don Bosco, was beatified at St. Peter's after thirty years of investigation. The ceremony drew a vast crowd of pilgrims and dignitaries while the basilica glowed with damask and electric candles. Cafasso aided Rome’s slum poor and helped soften prison life, influencing many across Italy.
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New York World News Service
Rome
Joseph Cafasso
St. Peter's
Angerthes
T Fice
Basilica
Holy See
Cafagio
Italy
Don Bosco
Bosco
Cafasso
Ramprino
Novara
Italans
Hapsburg
Servce
World News Service
YA World Press Pub. Co
Grand Jury Reopens Oil Reserve Lease Inquiry
Washington May 3 Plans to reopen probes into criminal aspects of naval oil reserve leases emerged as a panel was summoned to form an extra grand jury. Special counsel Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts may appear late in the week. Earlier indictments against Albert B. Fall Harry F. Sinclair Edward L Doheny and Edward L Doheny Jr were dismissed due to a prosecutor’s presence in the grand jury room. An extra grand jury last month received more evidence but adjourned without action.
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Washington
Naval
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Edward
Baker Burned by Lard at Local Bakery
Michael Gillig aged 53 of 4559 Cresap Avenue is hospitalized with burns to the foot ankle and hand after a kettle of hot lard overturned at the George Roos Bakery on St Greg ory street when a step ladder slipped and a gas pipe was grasped.
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Michael Gillig
Cresap Avenue
General Hospital
George Roos
St. Gregory Street
Reds Fail To Best Paris In Municipal Elections
Paris quiet during municipal ballots across France as results show no change to senate majority. Lyons city council reelects former Premier Herriot by about 6,000 to 3,000 while Paris suburbs swing away from Communists who failed to form a red belt.
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RIS
Paris
France
Senate
N Lyons
Herriot
World News Service
N.Y World) Press Pub. Co
Miss Catherine Dews to Wed Viscount D Arzy in Paris
Miss Catherine Dews daughter of Mrs G Howard Dews will marry Viscount Charles Benoist D Arzy in Paris in June. The couple are prominent in the American French aristocratic set there and Miss Dews came to New York four years ago with her parents.
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Catherine Dews
Viscount D’arzy
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
G. Howard Dews
Anne Warden
Washington
Charles Benoist D’arzy
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World
Press Pub. Co
New York
Dews
California
Providence
R. I
Pittsburgh
Pasadena
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