Five Irishmen Triumph Over Fire Aboard Powhatan
Five Irishmen working in the hold of the steamship Powhatan, laid up in a Brooklyn drydock, battled smoke and flames with riveters and acetylene torches. Trapped below deck, they hacked a pathway through heat and water to reach the hatch and escape, with two others aiding as the fire raged around them. They were later hospitalized, while the ship’s crew fought the blaze and extinguished it.
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MacEvoyan
Corris
Frey
Martha
Powhatan
Morse Company
Pifty-sixth Street
Brooklyn
Adilenty
Ireland
Conlin
Snower
Thomas Murthy
Voriin
Conan
Four of Twenty Nine Stowaways On French Liner Arrive
The Santarom, recently seized by the French line, docked from Le Havre with twenty nine stowaways including four women. An error in admission allowed some passengers to travel. investigation by immigration authorities and the steamship company is ordered. Miss Zimmerman hospitalized for inde related illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santarom
Havre
Aleamanip Company
Fairbanks Honeymoon in New York City
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford arrive in New York with writers for a luncheon and photos on the roof of the Ritz Carlton. They discuss simple homey rooms for their future house and Mary hopes to vote as an American citizen after her Canadian marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks
New York
Ifleen
Doug
Los Angeles
Fairbanks
Prestat
Ritz-Carlton
Noug
Douglas
Chaplin
Charlie Chaplis
Mai
Mary
Qur Mary
Marrinje
California
Roosevelt
Wilson
Tenor Wins Final Love Tilt With Ex Soldier
Two arrested accused of an $18 900 jewel theft. The Italian tenor rasps through a tale of love and a former fiancée as he fights to keep a relationship with Miss Virginia More rotary at the Travelers Aid in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap
Virginia
Travelers’ Aid
Philadelphia
Lexington Avenue
Aeuk
Mlle
Oval
Two Men Charged in $18,000 Jewelry Theft
Wallace Fulgar an ex navy youth and George Ramo were arraigned in Yorkville Court for stealing $18 000 in jewelry from Mrs Violet da Cumbia. Each held on $2000 bail. Fulgar captured in Leesville Mississippi and Ramo seized near Broadway and Forty Seventh Street after detectives traced stolen pieces.
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Wallace Fuglar
United States Navy
George Ramo
West Twenty-sixth Street
Yorkville Court
Yester Day
Violet da Cumbia
West Pitty-first Street
Fulgar
Leesville
Miss
Remo
Three Children Killed By Autos In City Streets
Three youngsters died after being struck by cars on city streets. A boy aged seven from Kant Seventieth Street was hit near First Avenue and Sixty-ninth Street by a car driven by Willard Ruste of Brooklyn and died from a fractured skull. Gustave Verehanes, four, of 56 Pearl Street, died at Volunteer Hospital after a collision in front of 69 Cherry Street with a vehicle operated by William Fisch of Brooklyn. A third child, a Negro youth aged around three, was killed near 108th Street and Fifth Avenue when struck by a car driven by George Thre. The vehicles reportedly ended with furniture.
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Madison Avenue
George W
108Th Street
Fifth Avenue
William Unser
Kant Seventieth Street
Crissine First Avenue
Sixty-ninth Street
Willard Ruste
Lee Avenue
Brooklyn
Gustave Louis Verehanes
Pearet
Asult
Cherry Street
William Fisch
Eighty-eighth Street
Gang operated along New York Central rails in Manhattan
Federal agents say a gang along the North River shore stole and moved oil and other merchandise. Michael Resterhof, aka Mike Bout, was brought before U S Commissioner Hitchcock on charges tied to receiving and disposing of $4000 worth of goods stolen from a New York Central car, with $20,000 bond set and Bestenhof as surety.
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New York Central
North River Shore
Manhattan
Michael Resterhof
Mike Bout
United States Com
Hitchcock
New York Central Care
Hold-Up Man Gets Five Years and $1 000 Fine
Salvatore Guline, thirty two, a novel cook, was yesterday sentenced in General Sessions to two and one half years on extate's prenan and fined $1,000 for assault. He and a confederate held up Herman by a clothing manufacturer at 174 Alien Street, demanding $2,000. The attempted robbery ended with a gun-tolerant confrontation and a forceful warning to others of the same stripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Torulyky
Esterday
Salvatore Guline
Extate
Prenan
Gulno
Herman
Frixeh
Calvi
Sam
Tudor Rosalyky
New York
Pan
F. R. Richardson
Anager
Savannah
Richardson
National Adjustment
Y V_O'Connor
Vicw
International Longshoremen's Association
Citizens, Transportation Committee
Jonishereimen
Crockery Hoa
Trade
Witness Reveals Bond Swindle Tied to Former Ambassador
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany testified for the prosecution in General Sessions at Mae Jone Court July 4. He described alleged bond collateral schemes tied to lawyer Prank de R. Storey and claimed no dealings with Storey while noting a shipping project interest.
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James W. Gerard
Germany
de R. Storey
Duder Mae Jone
Gerard
Storey
Testis Quasha
Milton C. Wiseman
Stoney
Hind
India
Guieba
Wisemann
Tekvil
Tyde
Reed
Albert Youl Storey
Detectives raid Brooklyn flat under Captain Coughlin authority
About forty detectives searched a Brooklyn tenement apartment under Captain Jon Coughlin of the Brooklyn Detective Bureau. They seized a quantity of cartridges and other alleged contraband. A woman named Mary Brodie, forty, of 43 Banda Sizgut appeared in connection with the raid.
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Jon Coughlin
Ruren
Meri
Om Swetan
Mary Brodie
Banda Sizgut
Longshoremen Vote Tonight On Returning To Work
Longshoremen meet at St Veronica's Hall in Burro and Washington streets to vote on resuming work following Governor Smith's plan. The decision affects port transportation as negotiations continue amid a larger strike and arbitration debates.
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St. Veronica's Hall
Burro
Washington Streets
Smith
Albany
Norfolk
Atlantic Coast
International Longshoremen's Assoriaton
Uni
Citizens Transportation Committee
Teter J. Brady
Alfied Printing Trades
United States Shieping Board
Commmitine
H. Raymond
Eleamahip
Philadelphia Man Sentenced to Sing Sing for Five Years
Warren A. McFarlane, 38, of Philadelphia, living on East Thirty ninth Street, Brooklyn, was sentenced by County Jules Dike to five years in Sing Sing for grand larceny. The judge labeled him a digamist swindler and persucer who drew up a will to defraud a young woman and left a stolen automobile sale unpaid for 150.
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Warren A. McFarlane
Philadelphia
East Thirtyninth Street
Sing Sing
Jules Dike
Brooklyn
Dike
McParline
Anna
United States Army
McFarlane
Maxson & Richardson
Bedfordine
Belief in Widespread Low Prices Across Town and Country
A reflection asserts the American population shares in lower prices in town and country stores, asserting mercantile freedom to set prices and operate as desired. The speaker emphasizes broad access to affordable goods nationwide.
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America
Americanization Week Concert and Film Preview
Today at 2 30 in the auditorium a program features soprano RONA BEATRICE and pianist NOE with THUR organ. Films include Gold Star Pilgrimage by Burton Holmes and A Fading Page in Our History shown by the Americanization Week Committee. First Gallery, New Building.
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MPICO
Rona
Beatrice
Ing
Burton Tholmes
Americal
France
New Bldg
Dainty French Neckwear Described in Detail
Sleek quinines of fine organdie and net are hand made with surplice effect in front or Medici collar. Embroidery with fluted frills of Val lace and real filet net enhance their charm.
New Tub Skirts In White Immaculate Collection
In the immaculate white collection in the Women’s Skirt Salons a wide variety of skirts for summer wear is offered. The range includes options for formal occasions in favored materials of the season priced from 3 to 22.50 dollars with 20 percent off. Second floor Old Building.
Printed Voile Special Purchase Draws Shoppers
An 8,000 yard sale of voile prints, offered in May stock, goes on sale today at The Old Building. The new cent price lowers cost per yard, with silk design prints on white and tinted grounds. Ideal for summer frocks with pleasing color combinations. Main Floor Old Building.
French Silk Stockings From Paris in Two Weights
Paris silk stockings offered in two weights with high heel and open-work clock style. Sizes 89 to 10 available, not all sizes in each weight. Priced at $8 with 60 cents tax included, 20 percent discount noted. Fine quality stock suitable for fashion use.
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Paris
Oriental Rugs at Third Gallery New Bl dy
A direct import offers 150 Angolian mats unbaled with rich silky effects averaging 2.8 by 1.8 feet priced at 312.75 each. Also 48 new Persian Moscul rugs in dark reds ivory and blue age size 6N3.6 feet each, with a twenty percent discount.
Framed Pictures At Half Price In Eighth Floor Sale
A clearance on framed pictures offers up to 50 percent reductions with a further 20 percent deduction at purchase. Prints range from Mezzotint and watercolor to lithographs by Bonelier and notable French and English artists. Many are hand framed in wood, new prices listed from $2.50 down to $1.25 for certain items. The sale covers prints, landscapes, and oils in the eighth floor New Building location.
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Bonelier
Tele Hyde
Sherien
Dauphin
Larpenteur
Leve
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MacEvoy
Erin
Pit F
Spa
Miss Zimmerman
Inanne Aphinghield
Maes, Duce
Jenite Vininermian
Ford Net
Malena Ee
Zinn
Mrs. D. Fairbanks
Winkie
Mockey Pickford
Wainn
Seine
Federal
Glenwood Landing
Majur Hyins
Fo Timete
de Partneite
George McAnony
Govrar Atih
Sonwre T Pata
Philadelphian
Calla McFarlane
Weather Report
HEME
Lion
Cobeparigan
Bertet
Rey Watton Siena
Mhuleies
Western Petii
Tvanin
United States
Patriotic Movement
Tenth St
Ife
New Bldy
Teauti
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