Owner Kills 2 Bullies in Cafe Fight
Victor Fernandez, owner of a cafe at 785 Columbus Avenue, shot two men after they demanded a meal and threatened staff. Aloysius Buckley and Thomas Duncan were armed attackers who lunged over the counter, provoking Fernandez to fire. Buckley died at hospital. Duncan expired en route. Fernandez claimed self defense. charges filed against others.
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Columbus Avenue
Victor Fernandez
Aloysius Buckley
Manhattan Avenue
Thomas Duncam
Amsterdam Avenue
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Fernandes
Thia
Michachi Higashida
Buckley
Duncan
Fernandez
Aquilino Mortn
Dan
Tere
Alumeeh
Eure
Duncen
Vuncan
Martine
Seire
Salmi
10Th Street
Forngttex
Exio
Salmon
Core
Reconstruction Hospital
Dee
Bucxley
Petulle
Bomever Yuizmes
Fernaner
Rockefeller 82 Birthday Plans Include Golf At Home
John D Rockefeller the third or rather the elder Rockefeller? No specifics. The 82 year old Rockefeller is said to rest at his home near Tarrytown and plan a quiet birthday with golf in the morning. An attendant holds an umbrella over his head during the round and there will be dinner with Mr Rockefeller and likely a band concert.
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Jon 1
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Mortig
Wren
Elsys
John TD. Rockefeller
Irs
Emily
Workefeller
Auto Kidnappers Storm Summer Home for Infant
Pompton Lakes New Jersey July 7. Intruders overpowered Margaret Torrens mother at the summers home of silk maker James Simpson seizing his granddaughter Margaret Floise Torrens. Four men fled in a touring car with Torrens suspected among them. A road inspector identified the car as 286451 and authorities broadcast a warning. Simpson refused ransom but offered a reward for captors.
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N. J
Baby
James Simpson
Margaret Floise Torrens
Margaret Torrens
John
Paterson
August Beck
Newark
Trenton
Tom
Simpson
Jeweler admits boy to death after blind race
Three airplane accidents yesterday afternoon near Guttenburg race track in North Bergen New Jersey claimed a seven year old boy’s life. The other two Brooklyn incidents involved forced descents with no serious injuries. A parked exhibition plane circling overhead struck Felix Susucynski as he ran with his friends. Police arrested James E. Kelly for manslaughter and King as a witness.
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Guttenburg T Rave Track
North Bergen
N. J
James E. Kelly
East Ninetieth Street
David J. King
Connecticut
Velix
Felix
Kelly
King
Miles
Marsh
Parkway Aviation Corporation
Ocean Parkway
Avenue W
Goney Island Creek
James Davis
West Seventy-third Street
Navy Blimp Disaster Over Hampton Roads
Six crew members escaped a 500 foot fall from navy dirigible C-3 after a friction fire tore a rip panel loose near the Hampton Roads base. Lt. B. T. Johnson and Lt. J. Atwood directed the rapid descent as flames engulfed the basket. All crew suffered burns but survived. photographer D. W. Russell also burned. The blimp was destroyed and the rapid crash-landing saved lives.
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Tribune
Norfolk, Va
Naval Base
B. T. Johnson
3. Atwood
Navy Dirigible 2
Hampton Roads
Johnson
Atwood
Fine Beach
Naval Operating
Stampton Roads
D. W. Russell
Smuts Not To Go To Dublin Meeting
Dublin conference on Ireland's future hinges on a session between Eamon de Valera and Earl Midleton as they seek a unified Irish policy for talks with Lloyd George in London. Smuts will likely chair the proposed meeting. King George welcomes a neutral Buckingh am Palace venue. Strong entities include De Valera Midleton Lloyd George Smuts Ulster Sinn Fein George.
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Draper
European Bureau
New York
Tribuan Inc
London
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Earl Midleton
Lloyd George
de Valera
Jan C. Smuts
Union of South Africa
Wretier
House of Commons
Dominion
George
Buckingsham Palace
General Smuts
Laming Worthington-Evans
King George
Ireland
Rems
Jdo
Sinn Péviers
Ulster
de Velera
United Ireland
Sinn Fein
Lonidon
de Valois
James Graig
Northern Ireland
Loyd George
Sinn
Smuts
Deera
Canterbury
Church of England
Heat Crazed Man Kills Mother With Cleaver in Connecticut
In Winsted Connecticut heat driven William Hahn thirty five year old former policeman killed his mother Mrs Charles Schlosser fifty four and wounded his sister Mrs John Hagen and neighbor Mrs Joseph Mich Hahn attacked the women with a cleaver He seized the blade during a meal and delivered a fatal skull wound to his mother Hahn pursued Mrs Hagen who fled with her child Neighbor Michel stopped Hahn after a struggle Hahn then fled to Nepaug Reservoir where he jumped into the water He was rescued unconscious and later confined at the State Hospital for the Insane in Middletown
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Tribune Winsted
Conn
William Hahn
Charles Schlosser
John Hagen
Joseph Mich Hahn
France Protests Leipsic War Trials as Farcical
Paris reports the French government protests the Leipsic German war trials as a miscarriage of justice after the acquittal of Lieutenant General Karl Stenger for executing wounded French troops and the short sentence for Major Bruno Crusius. Briand recalls the French judiciary mission and urges Belgian and British premiers to recall theirs.
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Tribune
New York Tribune
Owo
Paris
Supreme Court
Leipsic
Karl Stenger
Bruno Crusius
Briand
Labor Leaders Denounce Hylan As Unfair Unfit
Central Trades and Labor Council delegates at Beethoven Hall condemn Mayor Hylan as unfair unjust to labor and not fit to lead New York City. They push to reinstate 800 street cleaners fired for snow duty and seek clarity on the council’s powers while drafting a letter to AFL President Samuel Gompers. The group also denounces the Idaho assault on Kate Richards O’Hare as lawless and un-American.
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Beethoven Hall
Hylan
Redlectonr
Leo
John H. Boyle
International Moulders’ Union
Boyle
John Sullivan
Heo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Building Trades
John Coughlin
New York
Roosevelt
Kate Richards O'Hare
Twin Falls
Idaho
Humidity Cited for Heat Discomfort in City
Weather Bureau officials say high humidity, not heat alone, caused five prostrations yesterday as the temperature topped 88 at 4 PM. Humidity reached 66 percent, unusually high for the temperature, bringing widespread discomfort. Partly cloudy today with thunder showers forecast for tomorrow.
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Offifate
Weather Bureau
Britain May Heed U S End Japanese Pact
Washington reports two key points about Lloyd George remarks on renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty. No formal UK inquiry has been made, and no State Department message exists. Informal discussions reveal U S opinion largely opposed to renewal, while Tokyo reports talks toward abrogation.
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Simpson
Harding
Rooster Stealing Case Ends With Pantry Plea
Mrs. Clara Shapiro, 38, of 19% Seventh Street, was jailed after poultry dealer Benjamin Heilbron accused her of stealing a live rooster and a hen from his Third Street shop. He found the birds in her black bag and she claimed she raised them from storage eggs to feed her seven children. In Essex Market Court Magistrate W Bruce Cobb noted the bail at 160 and questioned the case while the birds clucked in a bag on the attorney’s table.
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Third Street
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Shafire
Trunka
Fifth Street
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Dirs. Shapiro
Cobb
Shapiro
Harding Wins Matching Pennies With Senators
President Harding matched pennies with fourteen Senators at luncheon in the Capitol to decide who should pay. The President’s luck was with him as Senator Wadsworth of New York was stuck for the luncheon cost for the entire party.
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the Tribune
Washington
Harding
Capitol
Wadsworth
New York
Gunboat Sent By Denby Stirs Ire of Obregon
In Tampico the US gunboat Sacramento’s arrival stirs unease among Americans and Mexicans alike. Officials warn it could signal intervention while Obregon warns it stay only for legal visiting time. Oil companies blamed for the crisis face wage protests and possible penalties.
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Obregon
George E. Hyde
the Tribune
New York Tribune
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United States
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Tampico
Excelsior
Vera Cruz Og
Mexican Congress
San Luis Potosi
Arnulfo Gomez
Watchdogs Attack Girl Then Fight Rescuers
Two bulldogs trained to catch burglars mauled ten year old Kate Sapora at 182 Withers Street Brooklyn. Patrolman Poster shot both dogs after a struggle in the yard. he and Mrs Mato were bitten. The girl was hospitalized in critical condition. Foster tried to intervene and was bitten as he shot the dogs.
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Madeline Mate
Withers Street
Brooklyn
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Mato
Poster
Foster
Greenpoint Hospital
Harding Urges Tariff Tax Delays On Bonus Bill
President Harding visited the Capitol and urged Senate postponement of the soldiers bonus bill until after tariff and tax measures. He favored bonus legislation but favored clarification of financial and revenue issues and said he would send a special message to Congress. He discussed adjournment and recess options and met with key senators including McCumber Norris Simmons and Frelinghuysen.
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Lodge
Dsworth
Spencer
Hale
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Kellogg
Moses Watson
Indiana
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Sterling
Takers
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