Great Beer Haul Foiled by Syracuse Authorities Riot Climates
June 18 reports describe a major seizure as police seized 190 bottles of beer, three trucks, and 50 barrels during a disturbance at the courthouse area. Prisoners booked include Frank Chambers Joseph Murphy David Wallace and Thomas Penner, with agents Travold and Deputy Sheriff Dorr leading the response.
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Syracuse
Prank Chambers
Coolidge Aves
Joseph Murphy
North
Calnton St
David Wallace
Willis Ave
Thomas Penileenant
Clinton Street
Death of Society Girl Aboard Diner Bound for Rotterdam
New York society girl Vita Cromwell and her cousin Miss Gladys Cromwell died after her lifeboat shipper went missing overboard en route to Rotterdam. Details were expected today as the family stated she was in perfect health prior to the voyage and their sailor relative reported no further information.
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New York
Lune
Elizabeth Mary
Vreendam
Rotterdam
Mars
Millar
Chicago
Miss Cromwell
Vommpeniou
Merl
Gladys
Dorothy Cromwell
Vita A Chorewell
Red Cross
Riffian Gains Admitted by French Office
Maris June 18. Wiffian nets in Bibane region admitted by the French foreign office to rebut Spanish reports of RITE successes in the contested sector. The office states Bibane had been abandoned by the French and occupied by the Ritts.
Great Britain fears war in the Far East
London reports say Britain fears a Chinese anti foreign outbreak similar to the 1900 siege of Peking. Diplomatic circles expect a parliamentary debate tonight while Shanghai reports claim Chinese factions demand Britain declare war. Dispatches note injuries to two communists and seven arrests at Hankow and Tianjin amid accusations of trying to alienate troops of General Peng.
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London
Britain
House of Rounions
England
Peking
Shanghai
Great Britain
Hankow
Tien Tsin
Peng
Gem Opera House to Resound with 1925 New Haven Commencement
Naugatuck High School will hold its largest commencement in history at the Gem Opera House tomorrow night at 8 15. The class of 1925 will receive diplomas from Town School Committee President Claremont Welles. A musical program by the school orchestra and Glee Club precedes an address by A. T. Tassell in New Haven.
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Naugabuck High School
Gem Opera House
Town Hall
Naugatuck High Schools
William Tall Abier
Glee Club
Claremont IT
Welles
Sehool
Cdupleauns
Taude Am Tussell
Schooels
New Haven
Nangey High
Ranmann
Murray
Marion Overtrude Liling
Wilson
Claude C. Hussell
Dorothy Perkins Faces 10 To 20 Year Prison Term
New York reports Dorothy Perkins a 17 year old telephone operator was convicted of first degree murder in the death of admirer Tommy Templeton. She faced a potential ten to twenty year sentence and fainted in court as the verdict was read.
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Dorothy Perkins
New York
Dorrathy Perkins
Telephone Ap
Tommy Templeton
Dor
Prances Reply Upon German Pease Pact to Be Published
London June 18 Kranes reply to Veriings peace peel proposals expected to be published this evening Drafts of the reply were sent to London Hirssels Rome and Berlin for study by the signatory powers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kranes
Veriing
Hirssels
Rome
Berlin
Death toll hits 44 in Lackawanna wreck at Hackensack
Hackensack N J June 19 The Lackawanna wreck death toll rose to 44 with Clemens Schmidt 47 of Chicago among the dead Twenty four remain in hospitals as the investigation proceeds James Maybury chief of the railroad division for New Jersey state board of public utility commissioners prepared to submit his report while rain washed sand and sill onto the tracks as the primary cause Cognate statement by J MM Ringo Lackawanna general manager quoted as An ret of Gort.
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Hackensack
N. J
Lackawanna Railroad
Clemens Schmidt
Drake Ave
Chicago
James Maybury
New Jersey State Board of Public Utility Commissioners
Ringo
The
Lackawanna
Yale Men Engage in Twin Announcements
Engagements announced for Miss Mary Belle Miner in Hillside avenue to David R. Haglund of Salem street. Haglund Yale 1920 graduate with Michigan Copper and Brass in Detroit. Also Miss Marguerite Mary Curtin to Arthur C. Miner of Hillside avenue, a Yale 1922 graduate with Michigan Copper and Brass in Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stall Miner
Hillside Avenue
Mary Belle Miner
David R. Haglund
Jentie Englund
Salem Street
Haglund
Yale University
Michigan Copper and Brass Company
Detroit
Mich
P. Curtin
Hotchkiss Street
Marguerite Mary Curtin
Arthur C. Miner
Willian. H. Miner
Miss Curtin
Philadelphia
Waterbury Business College
Mr. Miner
Naugatuck Drum Corps Seeks Funds for 40th Annual Event
Residents rally to aid the St Francis Drum Corps as it raises money for the Connecticut Fifers and Drummers association convention in Naugatuck. Treasures report $83 on hand with $1,500 in obligations, urging gifts to fund prizes advertising grounds and hospitality for July 31 and August 1.
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St. Francis
Richard Parkinson
P. O. Box
Borough
Naugatuck
Si. Francis’ Corps
Shanghai strike talks collapse in two week stoppage
negotiations for a peaceful end to Shanghai s general strike broke down as Chinese negotiators made radical demands and foreign diplomats halted proceedings. The strike, in place for two weeks, disrupted all city activities and led to serious disturbances.
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Shanghai
China
Terris Moras Bout Headed for Return Title Fight
Opinion split on who will win the return boxing bout at Dexter Park Stadium Brooklyn tonight between Sid Terris of New York and Pat Moran of New Orleans. Terris won their first meeting by decision.
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New York
Sid Terris
Pat Moran
New Orleans
Dexter Park Stadium
Brooklyn
Terris
Moran
Secretary Weeks, Almost Recovered, Off to Gloucester
Secretary of War John Weeks, nearly recovered from illness, left Massachusetts General Hospital's Phillips House and traveled to Gloucester, Massachusetts, today confirming his return to public duties.
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Weeks
Gloucester
Boston
Mass
John Weeks
Phillips House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Union Buddies Quarrel Ends in Double Tragedy
Londonderry New Hampshire June 18 two Civil War veterans Charles S Gay aged 9 and Nelson B Hackett 78 quarreled at a boarding house. Gay shot Hackett in the right ear then killed himself. Hackett died later after being wounded. Medical referee Cogswell said Gay was insane. Both veterans lived alone on pension income.
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Londonderry
N. H
Charles S. Gay
Nelson B. Hackett
Mry, Wilburne
Barrett
Hackett
Gay
Cay
Derry
Cogswell
Say
Ruth Harkins Heads to Hollywood Colony on Coast
Naugatuck beauty prize winner Miss Ruth Hamilton Warkins plans a move to California to enter silent film work after finishing her Boston stage run. Her mother will finalize affairs and accompany her, with travel from Naugatuck to Denver Salt Lake City then to the coast. Magnus Publishing holds exclusive rights to use her photo on magazine covers and she won a $1000 prize for best looking girl in New England.
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Naugatuck
Ruth Hamilton Warkins
Margaret Harkins
New Flaven Road
New York
California
Hollywood
Colonial Theater
Boston
New Loneland
Honor Dr Mayo Named Honorary Doctor in Edinburgh
Dr Charles Mayo, a noted Rochester Minn surgeon, was today made an honorary doctor of laws at Edinburgh University in Scotland during a June 18 ceremony honoring his medical contributions.
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Charles Mayo
Edinburgh
Scotland
Rochester
Minn
Edinburgh University
Senator La Follette Dies in Washington at 70
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin, independent Republican leader and 1900s presidential candidate, died at his Washington home today. He was 70. Death was due to heart disease, aggravated by chronic bronchial asthma and pneumonia. Family members were by his bedside when the end came at 5:25 PM.
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AM. LA Follette
Washington
Wishington
D. C
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
la Fullette
P. AL
Greenwich to Build Million Dollar Hospital
New York June 18 Greenwich Conn is to have a new 1 000 000 hospital St Janices to be used for convards cents This is the result of a of the milieu from Avs Huarvidt AL Arnold widow of Hivtks Arnold a dry goods van of New York She also donated 200 acres of land at Greenwich known as Bryant Woods
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New York
Greenwich
Conn
St. Janice's
Avs
Huarvidt AL. Arnold
Hivtks Arnold
Byrian
Macmillan Dependence on Radio Aboard Polar Ships
Aboard the poler ship Peary on June 18 the commander Donald B Macmillan remained on shore after arriving from Boston. The Peary and Bowdoin will depart for Elah Cheenland as their first northern objective, with aviators aiding the search for Amundsen’s missing expedition. The mission hinges on radio and the efficiency of the 201 A tubes, reflecting hope in young America.
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Wiscassel
Maine
Donald B Macmillan
Boston
Elah
Cheenland
Macmillan
Amundsen Pole Party Safe, Report Says
Unofficial word from New York dated June 18 reports Raold Amundsen the explorer and his party, last heard May 21 while heading toward the North Pole, are safe. The message came to his brother in law Bernon Prentice.
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New York
Raold Amundsen
North Pole
Bernon
Prentice
Federal agents lose first case in drug drive
In Troy North Carolina federal agents lost their first case in the current term as James Custo son of the Troy jailer was admitted after hours of jury deliberation. Another Troy case Tony Capluano faces narcotic charges as more prosecutions are expected from Williams alley district evidence. Sir Reginald Hair elected to the House of Commons in Easthbourne England with 12714 votes. liberal Ian Johnston 3386. Labour Lt Col Williams 2696.
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Binghampton
N. C
Troy
United States District Court
James Custo
Williams Alley
Tony Capluano
Reginald Hair
Easthbourne
England
Reginald Hail
Vicw
House of Commons
Iarenart Johnston
Williams
Amateurs blamed for radio interference in Naugatuck
Local agitation grows over amateur radio operators creating noise and interfering with standard broadcasts. Complaints cite faulty wiring, misadjusted sets, and low wavelength signals as major causes, with some urging a campaign to clear the airwaves and reduce nuisance to receivers in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naugatuck
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan Ill With Sleeping Sickness
New York June 1 The illness of Mrs J Pierpont Morgan wife of the well known banker has been diagnosed as sleeping sickness in a serious form She is ill at the Morgan country home on Long Island Her condition today was improved over last night The family has faced nervous strain due to a fretful time over a ill child later reports say a blood transfusion was performed at Matinecock Glen Cove June 18
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New York
Glen Cove
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan Country Home
Matineecock
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Celain
Ean Collett
Sills
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Othy
New York State
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Naugatuck High School
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Hackettstown
YALE
David R. Englind
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Arthur D. Miner
Terriss Moras
Charles S. Gray
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