Dardino Held on Second Degree Assault Charge
Nick Dardino of 53 Ogdon Street was held in 5500 bail by Recorder Howard M. Starr in city court on a second degree assault charge for stabbing his stepson Peter Talarico amid a family feud. The charge was upgraded from third degree after attorney Ikan A Gardner's application. case to await grand jury action.
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Nick Dardino
Ogden street
Peter Talarico
Howard M. Starr
Ikan
Gardner
Talarico
Dardine
Wiggins
Dardino
Orden street
Starr
Herbert Roree
shso
Talerico
Ike
pelce
fr Talarico
Carolino
Nick Morrow
Rowski McKeown Trial Set For Thursday Morning
From Bnight Cra as, Rowski and McKeown will go to trial Thursday in County Court at Newburgh. Hen ce EF Sberg of Newburgh has been assigned to defend the men. Mir Keown was shot in the leg by Erie Police Sergeant David Hort during an attempted arrest at their farmhouse in this county.
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Newburgh
EF Sberg
MirKeown
Erie
David Hort
ineir
Cross Fined After County Court Appearance
George W. Cross of this city was arraigned yesterday in County Court before Judge Russell Wiggins through his counsel. A C N Thompson pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was fined 180 dollars. Rose was indicted by the Grand Jury in connection with certain Gecke alleged to have shown to Elbert N. Oakes of this city.
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George W. Cross
MIudge Russel Wiggins
A.C. N. Thompson
rose
Grand Jry
Gecke
Elbert N. Oakes
City urged to adopt state pension plan for employees
Harry T. Crist and A. B. MacArdel urged the council to elect to be governed by the state retirement and pension law for old age pensions. They stressed rapid action to grant past service credits for City workers, noting costs to the city and the need to act by June 30. Action was deferred to a June meeting.
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Harry T. Crist
Comon Council
Crist
enty
LB. A. Taylor
cits
A. B. MacArdell
Jess Willard Rescues Women and Children in Flood Near Ponca City
The heavyweight champion Jess Willard carried women and children to safety as floodwaters from the Chickasha River overflowed its banks near the 161 Ranch at Ponca City. Helpers worked from dawn to rescue workers and employees’ children, while Willard waded waist deep to reach those stranded as the water receded.
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PONCA CITY
Okia
Jess Willard
word
Tha Glart Kaasan
Chickasha
warren
Willard
Noted Rabbi Dead in Atlantic City
Dr Joseph Kreuskopf, 65, rabbi of Temple Heneessth Israel Philadelphia, died in Atlantic City from heart trouble. His wife and four children were at his bedside. He founded the Jewish Publication Society of America and wrote many works on theology. He served Jewish organizations in Washington from 1927 to 1920. Harding Names Curran as Immigration Commissioner for Port of New York.
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ATLANTIC CITY
N. J
Joseph Kreuskopf
rabbot Temple
Henessth Israel
Philladelphia
lang
Krauskopf
Germantown
Page
Scriete of America
Washington
HARDING
CURRAN
Henry H. Currea
New York
Robert B. Hodd
Defends Accused Mate at Hudson County Trial
In Jersey City the jury weighs Mae Mucar alias Mae Miller for a role in the May 22 murder of two New Jersey officers. Frank Gage alias Miller whispered to the defendant during a noon recess that he shot all, hoping to shield her. Lieut Otis and Patrolman Walt testified aiding her claim she did not fire the fatal shot.
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Frank Gage
Miller
Mae Mucar
Mae Miller
Pine Bush
Hudson county
New Jersey
Jersey City
Sage
Mueur
Hudson County court house
Harry J. Oils
West New York
Muear
Wear
Otis
Charles H. Walt
Two Germans and a Frenchman slain in Ruhr violence
Two Germans and a French soldier were killed in the Ruhr today with another German dying of wounds. Four railway explosions and sabotage marked rising unrest. A French sentinel was shot at Hecklinghausen and gunfire followed in Dortmund amid curfew and clashes with French troops.
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PARIS
Ruhr
Gerrain
Hecklinghausen
Eillad
Dortmund
Women battle for possession of Leona Felicia
In Chicago on June 1 scientists test two women for motherhood of four year old Leona Felicia. Judge Joseph B. Davis oversees the case as experts compare features and blood to determine the mother. The contestants are Mrs Julia Daszny and Mrs Nicholas Lenz with custody claims and medical input.
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CHICAGO
Leona Felicia
Joseph B. Davis
King Setloman
Httle
Solomon
Julia Daszny
Prohibition Agent James Asher Under Probe in Saloon Owner Death
Coroner's inquiry opens into charges that James L. Asher nicknamed tone wolf beat Yancauskas, a Philadelphia saloon owner, during a recent raid. Mrs Adele Faucauskas, widow, swears in an affidavit that Asher kicked him in the stomach and struck him with a tile, alleging fatal injuries.
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PHILADELPHIA
ofice today
James L. Asher
tone wolf
prohibition enforcement agents
Yancauskas
Asher
Adele Faucauskas
prohibition
Moonshiners target couple after testimony in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on June 12 the Moonshiners band members allegedly dragged Adam Gardaski and his wife Anus from bed and beat them with clubs for giving testimony against moonshiners. The incident marks renewed violence linked to moonshine prosecutions in the area.
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PITTSBURGH
Benevolent and Protective Order of Moonshine men
Adam Gardaski
Anus
Citizens Ask For Water At City Council Meeting
A Mountain avenue resident group pressed Alderman George S. Amey about halted work on a water main to supply city homes. Spokesman Taylor, who moved to the city in May, described a six room house with electric light and bath and said residents rely on two wells, lacking sewer service, as the city taxpaying residents await progress.
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Common Council
Mountain agenus
George S. Amey
Taylor
McMonagle Rogers Hosts Annual Employee Dinner
In 1868 the firm was founded by W H Rogers and McMonagle. Incorporated 21 years ago the firm has long valued fair dealing and customer rights. Last night at Grace Church Parish House the company held its annual dinner for 63 employees and guests.
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McMonagle & Rogers
W. H. Rogers
juicor
Grace Church
McMonagin 2 Roogere
Miss Nellie Cox Weds Harold Davis in City Church
Miss Nellie Cox of 41 Broad Street married Harold Davis of Warwick yesterday at 10 AM in the North Street Congregational Church. The bride wore a crepe de chine gown with pink rose bouquets. bridesmaid was Miss Mary Worden. After a wedding breakfast, the couple left on the 12 16 Erie train to Washington, D C, to spend a week and will reside at 11 Van Buren Street, Warwick.
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Nellie Cox
Broad
reet
Harold Davis
Warwick
North Street Congregational Church
A. B. Hotchictes
Masry Worden
Stanley Cor
Wet plank storm sparks Democratic split at French Lick
New York Governor Al Smith aims to push a wet plank in 1924 with Indiana's Tom Taggart and Illinois’s George Brennan at French Lick. The conference aims to shape the party stance on Prohibition and challenge rival forces for control of the 1924 Democratic convention.
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United Press
WASHENGTON
Al. Smith
New York
Tom Taggart
Indiana
George Brennan
Clinoisa
French Lick
Smith
resolutiona
Smith-Teggart-Brenisn
Fire Companies Hold Meetings In Phoenix Ontario and Walkill
Phoenix Hose Company held its regular meeting with three nominees to attend the June convention to nominate officers for the coming year. three new members were elected and routine business was conducted. Ontario Hose Company named three members to attend the January convention for the same purpose. Walkill Engine Company elected one new member and appointed three to attend the convention to nominate officers for the next year. routine business was completed.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Hose Company
Fred i
Waasskill
Waalkil Erxine Company
naw
fro
Georga W Fiecher
L. Eaton
A. B. Loder
Court Opens Tomorrow After Adjournment
There was no County Court today as adjournment was taken yesterday to Wednesday morning when Court will reopen at 10 39 oclock. EVANGELIST AT RIDGEBURY An evangelistic meeting will be held at Ridgebury tomorrow June 13 at which W E Mills will preach on the subject A God-Given Message and a Warning to the People.
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RIDGEBURY
W. EB. Mills
evangelim WM
Port Jervis Woman In Jail On Worthless Check
Mrs. Dudley King of Port Jervis was committed to Goshen Jail after failing to settle a $625 alleged worthless check drawn on a Middletown bank. Indicted for grand larceny in February, she was given extensions to repay but defaulted again, remaining in jail until restitution or bail is secured.
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Dudley King
Port Jervis
Goshen
Middletown
King
fundal
sigs
haz basa
berk
Gould's ex wife starts new suit in France
Edith Kelly Gould, ex wife of Frank J. Gould and former New York performer, reinstitutes claim to a half share of the Americana Apancier's French properties valued near 2 million francs. She seeks a similar share of Gould's American fortune of about 20.9 million dollars if successful. Lawyers say the suit hinges on French divorce law applying to marriages from England.
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VERSAILLES
France
Edith Kelly Gould
Frank J. Gould
New York
Americana Apancier
Gould
dis Gould
England
England Suggests France Yield Point in Reparations Talks
London June 13 Britain is understood to have sent a note to France urging Premier Poincare to soften his stance on reparations to reach a settlement. The note also clarifies Britain's view on Germany's latest proposal. The cabinet will not comment in the Commons until France has time to consider the suggestion.
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LONDON
Great Britain
France
Poincare
Germany
Paris
Stanley Baldwin
Commons
Flood Deaths Reported Across Perm Province
A Moscow dispatch reports hundreds dead as floodwaters inundate Perm Province in Russia. The Kame River overflowed its banks causing widespread destruction to buildings and farmlands across many miles of territory.
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COPENHAGEN
Perm
Russia
Moscow
Caterpillars Dying After Invasion Near Corvallis
Portland report says the last of the caterpillar army that invaded the Corvallis rural area is dying naturally as predicted by Oregon Agricultural College professors who assisted in trying to repel the infestation.
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PORTLAND
Ore
Corvallis
Oregon Agriculural College
armen
Bulgarian and Macedonian peasant bands threaten Sofia
Unconfirmed reports from Salencia claim 7,000 to 15,000 peasants from Bulgaria and Macedonia penetrated Sofia, terrorizing the capital as counter revolutionaries led by Alexandroff gain control amid civil war. Reports from Belgrade describe a northern push against Sofia and a looming upheaval of the three day revolution.
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ATHENS
Sofia
Salencia
Alexandroff
rankof minitry
Stamboulisky
Recommitaa
BELGRADE
Sofis
Zankol
fhamboeullaky
Jugo-Sisy
circes
Higat
Unrequited Love Prompts Murder in Youngstown
In Youngstown Ohio Jane Drachman a Danish salegirl was found murdered after an anonymous note prompted police to reveal Chris Connell confessed he killed her because he loved her. He stated he could not bear her being alone and wrapped a handkerchief around her head before stuffing her body in a culvert.
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YOUNGSPOWN
Ohio
Jane
Presbytery splits over virgin birth issue in New York
The New York Presbytery divided into two camps after licensing two theology students who declined to affirm the virgin birth. Henry Vaalser and Cedric Denton Layman received licenses amid a heated debate. A protest by ministers was announced by Rev. Dr. Albert Dale Gantz.
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NEW YORK
Presbytery of
Henry P. Vaalsen
Cedric Denton
suajorites
Presbyters
Albert Dale Gantz
Belle
Chris
Presbyterian church
Harry Exmétson Fosdick
general assembly of the church
Imasaspolis
Fosdick
Early Fire Alarm for Salvation Army Building
A morning alarm at 0 28 o clock called out the Eagles and Excelsiors to a rear Salvation Army building fire. No damage was reported.
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Excelsiors
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