Threat to Slay Girl and Self In Creasy Case
District Attorney seeks first degree murder indictment against William Creney based on letters and affidavits from Edith Lavoy’s circle. Prosecutors plan to show Lavoy feared Creney and feared for her life before her death in Freeport.
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Noted flyer Bert Acosta hurt in 100 foot fall
Bert Acosta a famous aviator was injured when his monoplane crashed nose first at Mitchel Field during approach. He and a passenger were shaken but not seriously hurt. the plane rolled on impact and broke its propeller and wheels.
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Senate Tariff Bill Set for Passage by August
Democratic leaders settle on passing the tariff bill in the Senate within two to three weeks then sending it to conference. Leaders plan to finish debate on farm and meat schedules with most House increases carried into the Senate bill. Republicans push for a rule limiting delay while Democrats voice objections to higher rates on wool and meat products.
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Chaliapine Stricken in Petrograd Amid Tour Plans
Feodor Chaliapine the famed Russia opera star fell ill in Petrograd from diabetes while under contract for a four month tour of America beginning in November He reported the condition was extremely serious and that hopes to obtain permission to reside abroad from the Soviet government were slim
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City Hints Opera Move to New City Art Center Plan
City Chamberlain proposes selling the Metropolitan Opera Realty Co property at Thutts Ninth Street and Broadway, using about 4.0 million from proceeds for a 37 million municipal music and art center on Fifty-ninth Street and Seventh Avenue. The plan envisions relocating the opera, moving warehouses, and creating a park street between Pitts and Eighth Avenue with space for arts groups and an academy.
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Jitney Drivers Threaten Kilts at Atlantic City
Atlantic City jitney operators face a city ordinance requiring coat collar necktie and hat or cap for drivers. Fines of 100 are set for each missing item as drivers consider wearing kilts since trousers are not mentioned. Smoking while transporting passengers is also banned. many drivers previously dressed informally.
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Public Concert Hall Plans From Avillined May Foundation
The Avillined May Foundation announces a public concert hall project featuring the American Orchestral Society and New York Symphony Society. The complex includes 260 practice rooms a large auditorium a chamber of music in the Aeolian style an auditorium for musical drama and a smaller theater for other plays.
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Democrats Oppose Subsidy in House Report
Washington June 23 A majority report by all Democratic members of the House Merchant Marine Committee opposes the administration ship subsidy bill. They argue the government owned merchant tonnage would cost the people billions and the plan would deflate values while enriching private investors. Florence May Be Bocaccio’s Manuscripts Copied in Certaldo Italy archaeologists transport found documents attributed to Giovanni Boccaccio to Florence amid Bocencea admiration.
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Chaue Gouri Theatre Stage Door At Yantacy
Fragmented OCR notes describe a theater lineup at Century Roof Theater with the second bill beginning Sunday. Mentions of performers, shows, and venues include Central Theater and Winter Garden with references to a song author and adaptation.
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Cusamano Accused In Ransom Plot In May Kidnapping Case
Mrs Varotta testified at the trial of Santo Cusamano accused of complicity in the May 1921 kidnapping and murder of Giuseppe Varotta. She described conversations about demanding a $500 to $600 ransom with Detectives present, while Antonio Marino was later sentenced to death for the murder. Salvator Varotta attended the sentencing.
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Klan Seen Aiming to Recruit Army and Navy Men
San Francisco June 28 Rumors claim the Ku Klux Klan seeks recruits among enlisted personnel in the army and navy. Lieutenant Yarberongl of the intelligence office says no basis was found yet and an investigation is ongoing.
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High Dive Saves Pair as Plane Plunges Into Sea
In Toulon on June 2, two French lieutenants aboard a bombing plane hurled from a great height into the Mediterranean. They swam to safety after the craft plunged and capsized, an onlooker noted their remarkable broken dive records and survival with minor injuries. Marine torpedo boats aided the rescue.
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Man shoots wife then surrenders in street crime
Garage foreman George Maher allegedly shot his wife five times as she returned home. He surrendered later in the afternoon, with two children present. The wounded woman was taken to Kings County hospital in Brooklyn where she remained in serious condition.
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