Navy Favorite In Crew Race On Hudson
Six mighty American crews gathered at Poughkeepsie for the annual intercollegiate rowing championship on the Hudson River. Navy, the defending Olympic and national champions of 1921, was favored to win with Cornell Syracuse and Washington vying for second place.
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Henry L. Farrell
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Navy
Olympic
Cornell
Syracuse
Washington
Korum
Pennsylvania
Jim Ten Eyck
Pacific Coast
Don Grant
Grant
Mike Murphy
Murphy
Ben Walia
Callifornia
Bruins
Fred
Spug
Spuhn Io
Spuhn
Virgil
Robert
Run
Ingram
University
California
Lloyd
Red
Mason
Leader
Seattle
The
Police Secretary Capt Sullivan Suspended Over Irregularities
Captain A C Sullivan, secretary of police, is indefinitely suspended after an audit by Examiner Frank L Mitten revealed 12 questionable accounts from 50 cents to 118 dollars and a $595 government warrant cashed in 1920 and converted to his own use. Chief W B Severyns says total losses could reach thousands. federal secret service aid requested.
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Robert Bastien Bermann
Charlie” Sullivan
W. B. Severyns
Sullivan
Frank L. Mitten
Severyns
Mitten
Federal Secret Service
Severyna
State Board of
H. D. Mechener
A. C. Sullivan
Death of Governor Len Small’s Wife After Acquittal
Mrs. Len Small, wife of Illinois Governor Len Small, dies after a paralytic stroke believed caused by nerves strain from the trial and her husband’s acquittal. She collapsed in his arms after a victory celebration, telling him she felt ill.
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Kankakee
Til
Len Small
Lilinois’ Goveroor
Smal
New Novel Too THE WHITE DESERT
An opening scene introduces Barry Houston driving west toward Dominion after stopping for fuel. He engages with a curious villager about his Colorado plate and plans to cross Hazard Pass in May, hinting at secrecy and a larger journey ahead in a rugged frontier setting.
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Dominion
Mount Taluchen
Gan
Barry Houston
Colorado
Houston
United States ship Schoharie runs ashore off Amsterdam
The U S shipping board steamer Schoharie of 5 107 tons built in Philadelphia in 1919 ran aground on a sand bank about 100 kilometers north of Amsterdam after receiving SOS calls today. The vessel has turbine engines.
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Amsterdam
United States Shipping Board
Torscheling Bank
Here
Shipping Board
Philadelphia
Decorated Automobiles Sought for Fourth of July Parade
The Fourth of July committee asks The Star for decorated automobiles for a veterans parade. Prizes will be offered for the most attractive machines, to be announced tomorrow. Plan to help with hunting or flowers or both and watch tomorrow for prize details.
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Star
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Parkins
Pat Tidmarsh
Bown
Tidmarsh
Bow
Clarence Magnusson
Law School
the University
Conibear
Price & Carter Star Bialf Photographers
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Cov. Small
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Little, Brown & Cony
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