Plane Crash Kills Lieutenant Watson and Mechanic
Lieutenant Shel fey Watson and civilian Morris Irelat I died when their Curtiss airplane crashed near Rye Beach after a low flight from Mineola. A nearby guest and fiancée of Watson witnessed the disaster as the blazing wreckage overwhelmed rescuers.
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Ril. N
Shelfey Watson
Mineola
Morris Irelat I
Farme
Rye Beach
W Mortford
Gee Fortel
Roth Davis Parker
Vintard Avenue
Kew Rowhulic
Mineola Field
Itres
Watson
Parker
Tank Corps Club Benefit Promises Star Theatrical Show
Afric and vaudeville stars entertain for the Tank Corps benefit at Hindson Theatre Porty Fourth Stywea featuring New York talent. The Tank Corps Charity supports veterans and room associations, with a tribute from General Pershing praising Tank Corps efforts in the Sept. offensive.
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Portyfourth Stywea
Tank Corps
Chai
New York
Tank Berview
Forty-first Street
Ealing
Ailles
Tatk X+rvicee
Traffic Court Reports Lighter Day With 278 Cases
A decline in cases was noted in Traffic Court with 278 pending yesterday, down from 350 a week earlier. Benjamin Rubin of Monticello traveled 125 miles to answer a license plate obscurity summons and was fined the minimum $10. Two car collision drivers were each fined $10 for failing to signal. Ned Wayburn’s wife faced a second offense speeding charge, fined $50 after a prior January stop.
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Sifon
Benjamin Rubin
Monticello
Magistrate House
Magstrate
Ned Wayburn
Long Island
Poiceman
Arthur Clair
Jackson Avenue
Corona
Doctor Shot by Wife at Home on West 149th Street
Ir Thomas Tuggle remains in serious condition at St Laurence Hospital after his wife Jennie B Tuggle fired four shots at him in their home. She claimed a spirit compelled her and is held for observation. The couple had fifteen years of marriage and adopted a young son was present.
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Thomas Tuggle
Jennie B. Tuggle
West 149Th Street
St. Laurence Hospital
Tuggle
James Doyle
West 152d Street
Traina Arrested in Houston for Knickerbocker Club Robbery
Special to The New York Times reports Braggle Traina, wanted for the Knickerbocker Waiters Club robbery and the murder of Canadian soldier George J. Griffith, was arrested in Houston after a confrontation with five women. He admits participation in the robbery but denies firing the fatal shot and waives extradition. Detective Maskiell of New York and Houston officers coordinated the arrest. one more suspect remains at large among six indicted.
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New York Times
Houston
Texas
Braggle Traina
New York
Knickerbocker Waiters’ Club
Sixth Avenue
George J. Griffith
Bertram Maskiell
Maskiell
Traima
Liberty
Brooklyn messenger held for theft of stock from packing firm
Judah Rubenstein of 342 Georgia Avenue Brooklyn, a two month messenger for Exchange Messenger District Service, was arrested for stealing 100 Allied Packing Company shares valued at 6200. He allegedly delivered five envelopes at 2 pm, but the sixth addressed to Ehrich & Co disappeared.
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Judah Rubenstein
Georgia Avenue
Brooklyn
Exchange Messenger District Service
New Street
Allied Packing Company
Babcock, Rushton & Co
Wall Street
Ehrich & Co
Bachange Place
Doctor Wilkins Repeats Alibi In Wife Murder Trial
Dr Walter Keene Wilkins testified he did not kill his wife Julia on February 27 at their Long Beach home. He described burglars attacking him and stealing valuables while denying blood stained clothing shipments. A jury adjourned as defense counsel planned further witnesses.
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Mineola
L. I
Walter Keene Wilkins
Julia
Long Beach
Charles Wysong
Dr. Wilkins
Wysong
Weeks
Wilkins
Bangor
Acquittal in Baby Burn Death Case Shocks Court
The jury found Mrs. Cora Hanglin not guilty of first degree murder in the death of three month old Paul Esdorn after she testified she left the infant in a gocart by the fireplace. The court had instructed the jury to not return a verdict greater than manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hanglin
Paul Esdorn
Playwright Mizner Fined Fifty Dollars for Speeding
Wilson Mizner the Manhattan playwright paid a $50 fine in Jamaica Police Court for speeding after a patrolman testified his car was 38 mph. Mizner disputed the speed and agreed to a test run with Magistrate Miller and Patrolman Claire, which showed 45 mph. He joked he would donate the car to charity if it exceeded 38 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Mizner
West Forty-fourth Street
Manhattan
Jamaica
Charles Steinert
Mizner
Martin Claire
Claire
Steinert
Mrs Whitson Wins Decree in Separatement Case
Supreme Court Justice J Addison Young signed a decree of separation for Mrs Adeline G Whitson against her husband Charles F Whitson son of the late Gilson Whitson vice president of National City Bank. The court awarded custody of their 8 year old son to Mrs Whitson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
J. Addison Young
Adeline G. Whitson
Charles F. Whitson
Gilson Whitson
National City Bank of
New York City
Whitson
Willard and Dempsey health exam to be analyzed
A capable writer will assess the physical conditions of Willard and Dempsey. The advertisement states a thorough evaluation will be conducted by a competent writer.
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Willard
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Willard and
Dempsey
Imbel Brothers
Broadway
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