Capone Becomes Model Prisoner at Atlanta Pen
Atlanta June 2 Capone is described as a model prisoner at the Atlanta penitentiary after a month in isolation. He wears denim work clothes, avoids public comment, and reportedly keeps a low profile while rumors about his influence and a fastball boast circulate among inmates and locals.
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Chicago
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Benson
Huddle at the Paramount Highlights Navarro Performance
Paramount opens Ramon Navarro's new film Huddle set on a Yale campus with a mill hand hero torn by pride in social immersion. The story features vigorous football action and campus scenes, supported by Madge Evans Una Merkel Ralph Graves and John Arnedge. An added musical stage act by Jack Wardlaw and His Musical Maniacs runs today and Saturday.
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Paramount Theater
Navarro
Yale University
Madge Evans
Una Merkel
Ralph Graves
John Arnedge
Paramount
Jack Wardlaw
Flashes of LIFE in Chicago on gold making dream
In Chicago a concept for creating gold on a back stoop via mercury and electrons is discussed. Theoretical success clashes with practical difficulty as electrons fail to merge with mercury.
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Chicago
No Work, No Eat Policy Enforced in New York Workhouse
Magistrate Jonah Goldstein upholds a policy of no work no pay after inspecting a workhouse where occupants lounged idle. Charles Monsolino, a cabinet maker, must work in durance to support his wife after failing to provide agreed support.
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New York
Jonah Goldstein
Charles Monsolino
Durance
Harvard Doctor Links Crowding to Colds in Arctic Miners
Dr. Wilson G. Smillie of Harvard reports that crowded conditions cause colds rather than drafts. He notes Spitsbergen miners seldom have winter colds due to insulation but epidemics occur with the first spring ship arrivals.
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Washington
Wilson G. Smillie
Harvard
Spitsbergen
Arctic Circle
Prices of Kisses Sparked Assault Case in Bufala
Daniel Petrelli faced an assault charge after a dispute over payment for kisses. He claimed he visited his estranged wife for a kiss and offered 81 dollars, while she raised the price to five dollars, triggering a confrontation.
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Bufala, N
Daniel Petrelli
Andé
Pony earns eighth grade certificate at Padonia school
Pansy the pony, age 27, stood with 234 students as the school superintendent presented her with an eighth grade certificate for leading pupils to Padonia school. The ceremony amused the crowd as Pansy accepted the honor with a pleasant look.
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Hiawatha
Kas
Pansy
Padonia School
Carolina Briefs Fatal Bullet Wound Claimed In Accident
In Winston-Salem a bullet wound said by the husband to be accidental proved fatal to Mrs Stratton Conyer wife of an attorney for R J Reynolds State police investigated the incident and reported the death occurred at home.
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Winston-Salem, N. C
Stratton Conyer
R. J. Reynolds
J L Crouse Veteran Builder Dies After Long Illness
Greensboro NC funeral services announced for J L Crouse a veteran building contractor who died after an extended illness. Burial details will be announced by the family.
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Greensboro
N. C
J. L. Crouse
Man Fell Forty Feet While Destroying Hawk Nest
Mocksville report states D. P. Myers fell 40 feet while trying to destroy a hawk nest in a tree. Physicians say he may recover from back injuries.
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Mocksville
N. C
D. P. Myers
Snow Hill Youth Dies After Auto Crash in Kinston
Warren Creech of Snow Hill died in a Kinston hospital from a fractured skull suffered in a Sunday auto accident. The victim, a youth, was injured in the crash that occurred here.
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Kinston
N. C
Warren Creech
Snow Hill
Man on trial for manslaughter in truck incident
John Creech faced a manslaughter charge in Goldsboro North Carolina for the death of a Black delivery boy who died from injuries after being struck by Creech’s truck during the trial day.
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Goldsboro
N. C
John Creech
Creech
Congress Actions and Committee Deliberations
Senate debates proposal to cut federal employee pay by ten percent. Banking, Agriculture, Ways and Means committees pursue relief measures and farm aid. Irrigation committee studies the Columbia Basin project and stock market inquiry resumes.
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Agriculture Committee
Ways and Eans Committee
Irlegation
Columbia Basin
Cyclone Devastates Ismail City in Bessarabia
Dispatches report eighty killed and many injured as a violent cyclone struck Ismail district. The port city on the north arm of the Danube, with about 29 000 residents, suffered total devastation and widespread property damage could not be estimated.
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London
Ismail
Bessarabia
Exchange Telegraph Company
Bucharest
Kilia
Danube River
Pair of Collies Save Woman From Burning Fire
In Bigwood Ontario a pair of collies are hailed as heroes after saving Miss Loretta Page a 22 year old schoolteacher. Fire claimed three pupils at Ernest Ganther home where she lived and Page leapt from a window flames scorching her clothing. The dogs circled her and clawed at the flames to help extinguish them.
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Ont
Loretta Page
Ernest Ganther
Store Changes Handed in Polk Gray Drug Store Sale
The Polk Gray drug store in Handa Statham nsville has been bought by 7 Holmes of Charlotte and F M Youngblood of Concord.
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Handa
Stathmnsville, N
Polk Gray Drug
Holmes
Charlotte
F. M Youngblood
Concord
Central High School to Award 818 Diplomas in Charlotte
Central High school in Charlotte will award diplomas to 818 graduates tonight. The ceremony marks the completion of their high school careers with the class of 18.
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Charlotte Charlotte
N. C
Central High School
Davidson College awards diplomas to 109 seniors
Diplomas were awarded to 109 seniors at the annual Davidson College graduation exercises in Davidson, North Carolina.
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Davidson
Davidson, N. C
Davidson College
Transplanted moose thrive in Auckland Fiord country
Horned emigrants from America, imported in 1910, have grown large in Fiord country near Auckland. They are now retirement-minded and require a clever hunter to bag one, as they adapt to New Zealand conditions.
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Auckland
New Zealand
America
Fiord
Governor Moore Loses Way to Ringwood Manor
In Paterson New Jersey Governor A Harry Moore wandered into police headquarters seeking the road to Ringwood Manor. He was provided a police officer to guide him and found his way.
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Paterson
N. J
A. Harry Moore
New Jersey
Ringwood Manor
Mangano leaves crime life for fueling future plans
Chicago figure nicknamed Dago Lawrence Mangano says after 600 arrests in 20 years he is retiring from crime to enter business. He is linked as manager of Capone’s gambling trade and aims to become a filling station magnate.
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Chicago
Dago Lawrence
Mangano
Capone
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