Two Captains and a Man Hounded by Canada Deportation
A Manchester typist Miss Helen Butler, engaged to Captain T H Kitchin, is deported from Canada after falling for Captain Paul Miller. Captains Kitchin and Miller vie for her, with Kitchin offering to marry her and Miller awaiting ministerial ceremony in Halifax before Canadian officials intervene.
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Halifax
Helen Buttlef
Manchester
Liverpool
Ellis Island
Canada
England
High Seas
Miss Butler
Caronia
Oime
T. H
Royal George
Paul Miller
British Artil
Lery
Butler
Kitchin
Atlantic
Artille
Miller
Helen
Chin
New York
Captain Miller
Two Former Detectives Sentenced to Six Months
Two former detectives in Brooklyn County Court were jailed for six months after pleading guilty to attempted extortion. Judge Yay noted duty to enforce the law and protect the public as he handed down the sentence.
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Enumy
Yay
Brooklyn County
Jarige Ming
Celine
Joseph Gardner
Sweatnus
Hart Street
Brookly
Junin Friedman
Vincent Clark
Purse Snatcher Caught After Subway Chase on East Side
Bessie Walsh pursues alleged thief Solomon Sobel through the Sixty eighth Street station. Sobel, a 30 year old waiter, jumps to the tracks to escape, but is grabbed by a mechanic and turned over to officers. Miss Walsh loses a pocketbook valued at $1.03. Sobel is jailed at The Tombs on larceny charges.
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Solomon Sobel
Bessie Walsh
Sixty-eighth Street
East Side
Joseph Dovell
Thomas Dowd
Edward Dorlasky
Sobel
East Hight Street
Grand Central
Walsh
Lexington
Miss Walsh
Sixty Eighth Street
Jeweler Charles Rorrenstein Found Dead After Flu Stint
Police believe Charles Rorrenstein a 30 year old jeweler of 380 Eighteenth Avenue took poison after a severe influenza episode. He was found conscious in Weequahie Park last night and died before reaching City Hospital. A suicide note to his wife Carrie spoke of losing his mind, asked forgiveness, and urged her to marry again.
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Charles Rorrenstein
Eighteenth Avenue
Work
Weequahie Park
City
Carrie
People Not Chickens Court Tells Autoist Held in Death
In Yorkville police court Raphael Robias held Nicholas Marcantonio of 290 East Street on homicide charges with a $2000 bail. Witnesses said on June 12 he sped south on Third Avenue toward Twenty-ninth Street where Sarah Bedford was killed.
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York City
Raphael Robias
Yorkville
Nicholas Marcantonio
East Street
Brand
Marcantonio
Third Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Sarah Bedford
Lovelorn Girl Takes Poison in Mount Vernon
Margaret Taewra twenty years old of 17 Seady Street Mount Vernon New York attempted suicide by mixing ranch powder and water. She was found unconscious in a room at The Thetury where the band played. she was rushed to Mount Vernon Hospital where doctors reported she would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Taewra
Seady Street
Mount Vernon N.Y
Vernon Manpital
Boy Killed by Playmate at Gilbert Greenwith Strout
A boy died after his playmate knocked him toward brick bins during a misjudged game at night. The incident occurred near Git Greenwith Strout. authorities report he died at midnight. Investigations continue as witnesses describe the moment of impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russ
O'Eiogk
Murder Mystery Shattered by Coroner Findings
City detectives pursued a murder case after Giovanni Battista Silvesta was found dead with head injuries on a sidewalk at 208 East 127th Street. Dr. Charles W. Norris ruled natural death from a brain hemorrhage, saying no foul play occurred as he fell to the sidewalk.
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Giovanni Battista Silvesta
East Ubth Street
East 127Th Street
Silvesta
Charles W. Norris
Norris
Aunt Continues Fight for Custody of Her Nephew
Chicago woman Mrs. Katrina Paxton defies Justice Tierney's habeas corpus ruling seeking continued custody of Constant J. Fliermann, held by his mother Hennardina Collet-Fliermann in New York. The case moves to show cause hearings as the mother protests the decision and seeks to keep the child within the court’s jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrina Paxton
Kney
Chicago
Justice Tierney
New York
Constant J. Fliermana
Hennardina Collet-Flierman
Justics Davi
Collet-Fliermans
Tierney
Constant L. Fliermans
Holland
Collermans
Hague
Fliermanns
Paxton
Wife Deserter Indicted On Perjury Charge
Frederick Schock, accused by his wife Mrs Helen Schock, was indicted for perjury in Rock Hill County. Prosecutors claim he lied about his marital status and prior family, while Schock has been jailed for desertion. further action may include draft evasion charges.
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Frederick Selou
Morton E. Lexow
Supreme Court
Rock Hand
Schuck Schock
Rockhied
Helen Schick Schock
Kingston
N.yalerman
Schuck
Oxen Hon
Nnn
Mu Schick
Juxan
Tin
Tomorcow
Divorce decree in Supreme Court involving Albany girl
A 15 year old girl from Albany obtained a four decree divorce yesterday in the Supreme Court. Justice Songer asked if she forgave her husband. she replied that she would not forgive him, and her attorney advised withdrawal of forgiveness.
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Carpeneli
Albany
Supreme Court
White Minitia
Justien Songer
Carpenelli
Winston
Thor
Jericho Pike Commended To Touring Motorists
Travel guidance warns motorists along the New York to Bridgeport route of poor road conditions and detours. The Jericho Turnpike to Port Jefferson is advised for time unconstrained travelers, with a two hour ferry leg to Bridgeport. Detours in New Haven and Berlin through New Britain slow progress toward Hartford and Boston.
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New York
Bridgeport
Jericho
Port Jefferson
New England
Milford
New Haven
Hast Rock
Boston Post
North Haven
Elm Street
Elm
Grand Avenue
Grand
Quinnipiac Avenue
Quinnipiac
Riter
Barnes Avenue
Meriden
Hartford
Berlin
New Britain
Springfield
East Bank
Connecticut
State Street
Boston
Girl Process Server Sues 70 Year Old Woman for Assault
Miss Charlotte McLevy, a process server, sues Mrs Anna Stephens of 410 Riverside Drive for 2000 damages claiming assault on October 24 in Yonkers New York. Stephens, 72, denies the charge saying she could not assault and describes events as she invited the server to leave and she threw the summons. The case, before Justice Morschauser, has been instructed for a returned verdict.
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Agnes Johnstone
Ansonia
Miami
Ralph E. Johnstone
Bey
Johnstone
H. G. Tuckerman
Tuckerman
New York
Tuckermans
Miami Post
Ralph Johnstone
Kidn Nye Nyueck
New City
N.Y
Sarah Summer’ Winson
Ramapo Mountains
Win
Katnapin
Sarah Cuglione
Steven Cagliuan
Whalen
Riverside Drive
Anna
Stephns
Charlotte Mevy
Nepphrhan Avenue
Yonker
Stephens
Supreme Court of
Weatchester County
White Plas
Weather Report With Erratic Typo Filled Text
A weather report segment appears garbled with many incorrect words and illegible phrases. It mentions temperatures, averages, and conditions across regions but is unreadable in key places, hindering a clear forecast or location specifics.
Wanamaker Stock Sale Promises 20 Percent Savings
The Wanamaker idea offers one dollar off every five on a wide range of goods to ease the high cost of living. The plan is voluntary and aims to help families buy home and personal items at lower prices. June 22 forecast notes likely cloudy weather.
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Wanamaker
Wise old resident’s caution on stepping on uncertain ground
A veteran observer recalls a maxim about assessing the ground before making a firm stand, noting motives behind a tidal movement that began locally and the simple aims that have driven it.
A Tale of Two Cities Opens Bold Merchandizing Surge
The narrator claims ownership of twenty million in new goods and a plan to set sale prices one fifth off until further notice. They resist rising Fall prices, hoping to curb war-price pressures and aid manufacturers. Cash flow supports overburdened producers, with intent to surrender the field to others later and urge prudent buying.
Miss 14 to 20 Silk Frocks at 36.50
Silk frocks in Georgette crepe and taffeta range from navy to Copenhagen in printed colors. Features include soft harem skirts frayed girdle neck ribbons basque blouse long drop-skirt and two aprons of taffeta. Second floor Old Building display.
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Copenhagen
Silk Lingerie Sale Offers Heavy Crepe Gowns
A local shop advertises fine silk lingerie including hand made chemises and nightgowns. Prices reduce from $17 to $27.50 down to now $12 to $6 after a 20 percent deduction, with Georgette crepe options and lace embroidery described.
Women’s Coats for Motoring Offer Durable Light Garment
Advertises women’s motor coats in cotton mohair and Palm Beach cloth. Full length coats with notch collar, light for lone trips, easy laundering, with pockets. Prices range from $11 to $15 with a 20 percent discount noted. Color various and described as desirable.
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Palm Beach
Inexpensive Voile Blouses
Attractive cotton voile blouses in the Blouse Shop feature Valenciennes lace and filet details. Prices range from 2.90 to 6.95 dollars with discounts around 20 percent for several models. White blouses with trim and collars are highlighted.
Summerweight Blankets at Fourth Gallery
Summerweight blankets cut and bound separately for double beds priced from $10 to $23.50 per pair with a 20 percent discount. Fourth Gallery New Building.
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New Building
Furniture Upholstery Promoted With Refinish and Reupholster
An advertisement touts furniture services to remove varnish and restore original finish, reupholster pieces using tapestries in verdure and floral designs, and re-string springs. It highlights pricing from seven to fifteen dollars per yard with discounts and upholstery materials on display.
Sports Silks for Women With New Designs and Colors
Cleverly woven sports silks in new designs with color combinations and crossbars. Plain weaves and varied colors including white silver jade jasper maize tan light blue and deep blue. Belts 24 to 34 inches. Prices start at $12.60 for a $15 item.
Summer Dress Cottons Displayed In Bright Colors
Summer dress cotto ns in dotted Swiss and foulard styles show bright colors like rose blue pink and orchid. Prices range around 1.85 per yard with 20 percent reductions on imported and white novelty cottons. printed voiles and chiffon voile offered at lower rates.
Burlington Arcade Men’s Suits Sale
Lower 600 suits priced at 52 dollars with 20 percent off to 41.60. The ad promotes unfinished cassimeres cheviots linings and trim and notes the Burlington Arcade label on every coat as evidence of quality.
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Burlington Arcade
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Kerrigan
Board of Estimate
Comptroller's Office
Charles L. Craig
H. la Guardia
Board of Aldermen
la Guardia
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The
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Warter College
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SB Gee
Jericho Pike
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Inonnecticut
Girl Process
Weather Report
Mann
Helaecard
Tharometer Keudinen
Gyme
Barntuelor
Nora Sliwerw
Attiunie
Vitor Wda Ptaten
Sunaday
Penanyivani
Adaeney
Aid Relay
Hacklphin
Ruondiae
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Widuewing
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Wenlern
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Wantnen
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Wid
Weinening
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United States
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la Forge
Bernmen
Flrst Gallery
Jess
Ports Shoes
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