Inside job eyed in Caruso jewel heist on Long Island
Police and New York detectives probe half a million dollar jewelry theft at Enrico Caruso's summer home on Long Island. They suspect an inside job with the key to the jewel casket kept in Mrs Caruso's boudoir and hunt for a confederate among staff while isolating the crime scene. Enrico Caruso plans to return to New York by early July as investigations continue.
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Easthampton
L. I
Enrico Caruso
Suffolk County
New York City
Long Island
Leroy M. Young
John Kelly
Island
Bridgehampton
Park Benjamin Jr
Caruso
Hievana
New York
New Orleans
Atlantic City
Benjamin
George Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Young
Kelly
John Doe
Manhattan
Squires Witk
Shinnecock Bridge
Attorney Young
Srearin
Ax, Coruna
Million Dollar Caruso Jewel Robbery Suspects Sought
Families and volunteers under Sheriff Kelly hunted near the Woods after thieves took precious gems from Mrs Caruso. Police believe the jewels are hidden nearby while insurers examine the inventory to verify values. The Caruso gems are valued well above a half million dollars.
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Kelly
Caruso
Visitor on Shopping Trip Loses Bride and Father
Charles Doty of Hartford Connecticut reported to Port Chester New York police that during a shopping trip in New York City he lost his bride and his father. The trio planned to meet at the 125th Street station en route to Port Chester for the summer. Doty searched in Port Chester and New York without success and filed the loss with authorities.
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Charles Doty
Hartford
Gonn
Port Ghester
N. Y
New York
Thesday
125Th Street
Port Chester
Mr. Doty
Ex Wife Barred As Witness In Dempsey Case
Federal Judge M T Dooling barred Maxine Wayne Dempsey from testifying against former husband William Harrison Dempsey in the draft evasion case. The decision narrows the government's case by excluding events during their marriage but allows limited testimony about pre and post marriage events. If Maxine Dempsey cannot testify on key points, Gavin McNab may move to dismiss for insufficent evidence.
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the Tribune
San Francisco
M. T. Dooling
Maxine Wayne Dempsey
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Anda
Utah
Dempsey
Dooling
Masino Dempsey
Maxine Dempsey
Gavin McNab
Whisky Seized at Paine Residence
Prohibition officers seized one hundred cases of whisky being delivered to No 18 West Forty-ninth Street. James S. Shevlin and Fran Carson were arrested and held on bail. The liquor was linked to John Jones of 266 West Twenty-second Street and the wholesale house Samuel Beck at 255 Eighth Avenue. The delivery truck trailed by taxicab, and the residence at 18 West Forty-ninth Street was not answering the door.
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Prohibition
Michael R. Murray
Charles F. Gallagher
James S. Shevlin
No. 18
West Forty-ninth Street
Henry D. Mildeberger
United States
Augustus G. Paine Sd
New York and Pennsylvania Company
James F. Shevlin
Fran Carson
H. Hitchcock
Mildeberger
John Jones
West Twenty-second Street
Samuel Beck
Eighth Avenue
West Forty
Ninth Street
Hearing to prevent farm labor shortage in Albany
A meeting led by Gaverorth convenes in Albany Friday to discuss a plan for preventing a farm labor shortage and aiding farmers. Invitations go to chamber of commerce and state departments as regions organize farm labor bureaus and city employers join efforts with county farm bureaus to address the issue.
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Albany
Gaverorth
Devine
Rich Widow Held as Thief Blames Poker
Mrs J G Gleason widow of a Chicago millionaire was arrested in her Hotel Pennsylvania suite and held on $15000 bail for allegedly stealing a diamond bar pin valued at 1800 from Mrs Chester Curry. Police say she admitted a larger theft totaling 12000 and implicated others.
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J. G. Gleason
Chicago
Lusk
Kame
New York
Jack
Zame
Alicea Rountree
Tracca
Atlantic City
Leonard
A. Brown
J. G. Flatto
Husband Says Wife Bit Him and He Bit Back
In a Supreme Court separation suit, Harold W. Mowery admits retaliatory biting after his wife Belle Roya Mowery’s father, Confederate spy Colonel Job S. Mammond, figures in the family history. Mrs. Mowery, once married to Mowery of Alba, accuses cruelty and infidelity. Mowery counters that he bit to show pain when attacked and that a rival named Gus Williams, “the Swede,” ensnared his wife.
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H. W. Mowery
Belle Roya
Byrd T. Mowers
Ilarold W. Mowery
Supreme Court
Leo
Mowery
Job S. Mammond
Helle Boyd
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Mr. Mowery
Abrasive Morale Company
Alba
Adda
Ty Mowery
Gus Williams
Weather Report From The City and Regions
A garbled weather report notes variable winds and a cool to mild day across the region. It references temperatures near 68 degrees and mentions general conditions, with scattered notes on fronts, skies, and local indicators.
Six More Are Arrested In Freight Robberies
Three New York Central freight train conductors, a detective, and two others were arrested by Federal authorities for complicity in silk thefts linked to a larger grand jury indictment of forty eight men. Bail set at five thousand dollars each. total bail bonds posted reportedly forty thousand dollars as further arrests expected.
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N. Y. Central
New York Central
United States Grand Jury
W. Cotter
United States District Attorney
Tames Vat
Joseph Mclmyre
Roy Torlon
Edward Wellstead
John Walker
Tames Fox
United States
3. H. Hitchcock
Cotter
Duero Heirs Renew Plea for Report of Profits of Estate
Two grandchildren of Anthony Duero seek a surrogates court accounting of the decedent’s estate. Miss Dorothy Dugro and Mrs. Kate Wiswall claim administrators Francis A. Dugro and Mel Wiswall have not filed a recounting since 19. They allege over 1 million dollars in income since 1860 and seek citations to show cause why the accounting should not be filed. Justice Dugro owned Hotel Savoy and other properties. estate valued in the millions.
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Anthony Dugie
Dorothy W. Dugro
Kate H. Wiswall
Jacob Dugro
Philip Henry Dugro
Supreme Court
Justice Dugro
Francis A. Dugro
Los
Dugr Te
Miss Dugty
Jett
Miss Dugro
Wiswail
Causa
Savoy
Ilis
Murder Ties to Family Honor in Newark Slaying
Colin Frances Carrao, sixteen, of Irvington, linked to the slaying of Ieeman Chelberg, found hacked and stabbed near Fevington on May 30. Carrao’s father Gaspare is wanted. son Salgitove Carrao, eighteen, aided police by detailing his father’s plan to kill Chelberg to protect family honor.
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Colin Frances Carrao
Irvington
Ieeman Cheberg
Sisty Atine
Newark
Newark City
Fevington
Gaspare
Cholbog
Carrao C Hrooliva
Chelborg
Salgitove Carrao
Colin
Tory
Chelberg
Will Fotold
Mini
Brooklyn Woman Bookmaker Sentenced to Sixty Days
A Brooklyn court yesterday jailed a woman bookmaker at 87 Muftale Avenue in Beanklyn for sixty days in the workhouse. The sentence was suspended with a condition she not repeat the crime. She was reported as the borough’s first female in that diary bookmaking case, overheard by whives taking bets over the tole.
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Yay Yi
Muftale Avenue
Hrooklyn
Beanklyn
Brooklyn
Whives
Man 72 Held as Alleged Forging Ring Member
A 72 year old man was arrested on a charge of being part of a group involved in forgery and fraud schemes with four other men. Police say the group defrauded banks in New York Kostow Phindelmill and New Tuvet, with the prisoner named as Charles Henry Con Ful Pirher of 186 West 129th Street. Investigators Graham Warner of the Marketan Agency and others from New Haven assisted in the case. more arrests were expected in New Haven related to the alleged forgery ring.
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Elas
Hairei
Seventh Avenue
New York
Kostow
Phindelmill
Charles Henry Con Ful Pirher
West
129Th
Sue Qiested
Graham Ad Warner
Makertan Agency
Hetvetive'Hren
Thenoetor
Gray's Hil
Dotnetive Lahey
New Haven
Aeander
Benkers and Avets See Glass Turn Aside Bullets
A garbled report from New York describes a shooting incident near police headquarters. Injuries or fatalities are unclear, but a glass barrier was struck while alarms and emergency responses were in progress. Names and exact actions remain unreadable.
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Benkers
Avets
New York
Hull
Aval
Kealihier
Thenliber
Jaeal
Colored Monvel Prints From France At Eighth Gallery
Bernard B. de Monvel offers color prints from France praised for harmony with bare paneled rooms. The works depict the French lady, social scenes, peasants, and town life with refined craftsmanship. Prints on mats range 14 to 18 dollars, framed at 16.50 dollars with 20 percent discount.
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Bernard B. de Monvel
France
de Mongel
New Bldg
Printed chintz at special price 40 cents per yard
Four thousand yards of printed chintz and floral designs on light grounds, 88 inches wide, specially priced at 40 cents per yard after discount. Imagine a six yard summer frock for $2.40. Located on the main floor of the old building.
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Copenhagen
Silk Petticoats Offer In Satin and Tub Silk Line
A sale of wash satin and tub silk Petticoats priced at $4.95 with 20 percent discount reducing to $3.96. About 200 satin panel front and back styles feature hem stitched or scalloped edges with embroidered dots in flesh and white. 75 tub silk panel front and back styles in white only. Located on the third floor of the Old Building.
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Los
New Paris Blouses in Voile and Batiste Exquisite Style
New Paris blouses described as voile and batiste, dainty and finely made. Prices range from 10.75 to 27.50 with a 20 percent discount applied, yielding about 8.60 to 99. Hand drawn-work and embroidery highlight the garments, with lace trims and tucks in flesh tones, white, and lavender options.
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la Forge-Berumen
First Gallery
Paris
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