Germans Renew Bombardment Along Locre to Ypres Front
War office reports intensified German bombardment from Locre to south of Ypres as the line along the hills west of Kem resists Allied positions. British gains noted at Hinges, French report a local Locre enterprise capturing prisoners, with German activity in Jeppe forest and Meteren. The statement claims slight position improvements and renewed German efforts to encircle Ypres.
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Locre
Ypres
War Office
Pres-Comines
Kem
Belgian
Jeppe Forest
Meteren
Midy
Flanders
Nieppe Forest
Toni
Picardy
Flanbattle
France
Germany
Italy
Foch
Asiago Plateu
Ypres-Comines Calanath
Scherlif
Hindenburg
Ypres-Poperinghe
Ocre
Belfrontier
R H
Eastman
Nieppe
Meteran
the-Bel
Fighting Along Italian Front Sees Increased Violence Across Front
Reports from Amsterdam indicate rising fighting activity along the entire Italian front from Giudicaria valley to the Adriatic. The war office notes intensified action on the Star front as Austro German forces appear poised for a major offensive and allied forces reinforce positions around Asiago and the upper valley.
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Amsterdam
Giudicaria Valley
Adri‘sea
War Office
Clemenceau Rules Out Real Peace Prospects
Paris May 4 Premier Clemenceau told the tary foreign affairs committee that there was never a real peace possibility. He dismissed Austria's peace efforts as unserious. Earlier Count Czernin claimed France had made overtures, while Paris revealed a letter from Emperor Charles acknowledging France’s claims to Alsace Lorraine and supporting Belgium and Serbia’s restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Clemenceau
Count Czernin
Austria
France
Charles
Alsace-Lorraine
Belgium
Servia
Nurse Butterworth Dies in York Street Jail Fire
Miss Minnie I. Butterworth a 29 year old Holyoke nurse who shot and killed George A. Elliott a Holyoke druggist on April 5 committed death by her own action last evening at York street jail. She wrapped herself in blankets and set fire to them in the jail bathroom and died at a hospital two hours later after firing five shots in Holyoke streets earlier.
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Springfield
Mass
Minnie I. Butterworth
Holyoke
George A. Elliott
York Street
Butterworth
Elliott
Council Meeting Monday Night
The regular monthly Common Council session will be held Monday night May 6 at 8 o clock. The adjourned hearing on proposed changes to Mt Vernon Church Cross streets and College Place will be presented and acted upon. The meeting will occupy much time with several continued matters and the routine business.
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Common Council
Mt. Vernon
Church
Cross Streets
College Place
New York Over The Top In Liberty Loan Drive
New York City reached the top of its bond subscription during the third Liberty Loan drive just before noon. The second Federal Reserve district is considered over the top, with New York City previously lagging. How far the district is over is not yet known, but it is believed to exceed the quota by many millions.
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New York
New York City
Federal Reserve District
New Yo City
New Drug Store Opens After Buyout at Main Street
John J. Cronin has bought Economy Drug Store at 226 Main street and is remodeling the interior. A well known local druggist, he has spent 14 years in the business here as both clerk and proprietor. Five years ago he took over Berquist Drug Store at the present site, sold to Economy Drug Co., two years ago, and now resumes sole proprietorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cronin
Economy Drug Store
Main Street
Cronin
Berquist Drug Store
Economy Drug Co
German Losses and Reserves in Recent Offensive
Paris reports from a Matin front correspondent estimate German losses at 400000 in the latest offensive with reserves around 650000. Over 150000 were only slightly wounded and may return to the firing line. The 1920 class will contribute 450000 by autumn enabling a possible repeat of the offensive on the same scale only once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Great Mine Field In North Sea
London may 4 the greatest mine field known to history has been laid by the British in the North sea to block the operation of German submarines according to Archibald Hurd the naval expert of the daily telegraph the mine field covers about 121 782 square miles
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North Sea
London
Archibald Hurd
Daily Telegraph
Turkey Refuses Balkan Peace Settlement Plan
Paris May 4 Turkey rejects the peace settlement pushed by Bulgarian Premier Radoslavoff. It would cede Karagatch and the lower Maritza valley unless Turkey forgoes further compensatory claims on Balkan territory Bulgaria could gain. The plan originated with Germany.
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Turkey
Paris
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria
Rumors of German Raids Hit Atlantic Port
Belief that a German raider is active on the American coast grows after the Cyclops disappearance. A ship arrived today from Central American ports traveling with lights out at night.
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Atlantic
Hartford Liberty Loan Parade Reaches 20 Million Mark
In Hartford on May 4 a massive parade drew between 10000 and 12000 participants to celebrate Hartford surpassing the $20,000,000 milestone in the liberty loan drive.
Chicago Reaches Liberty Loan Quota
Chicago reached its Liberty loan quota by 1 PM with subscriptions totaling 126 500 000 dollars. The city’s minimum quota stood at 126 180 000 dollars and the 1 o'clock report showed the target surpassed by 320 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Jewel Robbery Stuns London to Bombay Shipment
Diamonds rubies and pearls valued at 250000 pounds were aboard the steamship Nodoya bound from London to Bombay. The cargo, shipped March 15, was stolen en route according to today’s report.
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London
Bombay
Nodoya
Auto Bandits Hold Up Paymaster at Ideal Tire Plant
Two automobile bandits wearing overalls held up a paymaster at the Ideal Tire and Rubber Company plant in Cleveland today and escaped with five thousand dollars. The crime was reported this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ideal Tire & Rubber Company
Emperor Leaves For Front Amid War Mobilization
Emperor Charles of Austria departs Vienna for the Italian front with the Austrian general staff and Chief of Staff von Arz. The May 4 dispatch from Amsterdam notes the move underway as World War I forces shift in Italy.
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Emperor
Amsterdam
Emperor Charles
Austria
Vienna
von Arz
Paris Bombardment Gun Hit in Long Range Strike
Paris officials announce a successful hit on a long range German gun that had been bombarding the city. The strike was reported as effective and timely with no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lloyd George Received By King Inondon May Fourth
Premier Lloyd George was received in audience by King George at the palace today in Inondon. The meeting underscored ongoing wartime leadership and diplomatic alignment with the crown as authorities discussed policy and unity.
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Lloyd George
King
Inondon
Lloyd Con
King George
Blanket Power Fight Delays Baker Army Size Plan
Washington reports clash over Baker’s authority to draft soldiers. House Military Affairs Chair Dent opposes broad blanket calling power, proposing four million limit. Senate committee split, with many "big army" members backing large increases. Administration predicts Congress will grant the War Department full discretion on army size.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Baker
War Department
Senate
House
Dent
Military Affairs Committee
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Reed
Missouri
Farmerettes Arrive in Greenwich for Six-Week Farm Work
A unit of ten farmerettes arrived in Greenwich and are encamped on Henry J. Fisher's Round Hill farm. Chaperoned by Mrs. Dorothy Hirthler, they come from New York and New Jersey except Mrs. Houghton Bulkeley of Hartford. Joined by additional units, they will wear overalls and perform general agricultural tasks on the Fisher, Roger S. Baldwin, and Mrs. John H. Flagler farms for six weeks.
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Greenwich
High Churchman For Birth Control
London reports Rev. William Ralph Ince dean of St Pauls Cathedral advocates birth control and eugenics. He warns of vast postwar unemployment and argues that reducing births is needed since average lifespans have lengthened by a third in sixty years. He says eugenics and birth control are save and make happy the population.
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London
William Ralph Ince
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Ince
Finland Campaign Ends as Germans Await Withdrawal
London reports German generals deem the Finnish campaign finished though withdrawal timing remains unclear. Swedish troops sent to the Aland islands to restore order will be withdrawn. The Red Guard army near Kuestala Kota was surrounded by White Guard forces.
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Finland
London
Copenhagen
Aland Islands
Kuestala-Kota
Emergency Food Bill Approved by Agriculture Committee
Washington May 4 nineteen million dollar emergency food appropriation bill favorably reported to the House by the committee on agriculture. The measure includes funds to eliminate diseases and pests plus 3 million for transporting farm labor during harvest and 6.5 million for sale of seeds to farmers at cost.
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Washington
House
Committee On Agriculture
Soldier Steals $4 From Candy Store in Stamford
A Bridgeport soldier, Louis Clericuzio, stationed at Camp Merritt and in aviation, broke into Xanthos' candy store on Atlantic Street in Stamford, stealing $4 and several boxes of candy. He was arrested and camp authorities have been notified. they are expected later today.
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Stamford
Louis Clericuzio
Bridgeport
Camp Merritt
Atalntic Street
Horse Thief Caught in Norwalk
Charles Ginty of Sheepshead Bay L I stole a horse from in front of a Norwalk saloon owned by Oscar Westerling of Westport. Policeman Cornelius Sweeney chased them in a jitney and recovered both horse and thief in Wilton. Ginty held on $2000 bond for trial Monday morning.
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Norwalk
Charles Ginty
Sheepshead Bay
L. I
Oscar Westerling
Westport
Cornelius Sweeney
Ginty
Wilton
Negotiations Underway for Duke Adolf Friedrich as Finland King
A Helsingfors dispatch says negotiations are in progress to appoint Duke Adolf Friedrich of Mecklenburg Strelitz as king of Finland. The German nobleman is reportedly willing to accept.
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Finland
Stockholm
Adolf Friedrich
Mecklenburg- Strelitz
Helsingfors
Cardinal Injured By Stone Attack On Train
Cardinal Czernoch was injured when a stone shattered a railway car window as he left Budapest. The incident was reported by a dispatch received here today and details remain limited.
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Zurich
Cardinal Czernoch
Budapest
Vrooman To Speak In Hartford
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Carl Vrooman accepted an invitation to address the Connecticut Home Garden workers convention at the state capitol in Hartford on Thursday May 9. The visit marks a scheduled speech by a federal official during a state capital event.
Aged Guilford Woman Clara Sage Dies at 92
Clara I. Sage 92 a longtime benefactress to Guilford died yesterday. Her gifts included an organ to the First Congressional church and she was known for her philanthropy in the town.
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Guilford
Clara I. Sage
First Congressional Church
Roumania Peace Pact Reported Near Signing
Berlin reports a Roumania peace pact with the central powers expected to be signed by Sunday in Zurich. The notice cites Berlin sources as the agreement progresses toward closure.
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Zurich
Berlin
East Situation Seen Hopeless by German Socialist Paper
The Berlin Vorwaerts declares the eastern situation hopeless in discussing the Ukrainian revolution. It cites failed promises to withdraw from Lithuania and Estonia, the union with Prussia, and arrests of Ukrainian government members. The piece notes German chancellor explanation sought by Deputy Erzberger in the Reichstag.
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Socialist
Berlin
the Hague
Vorwaerts
Lithuania
Esthenia
Russia
Prussia
Ukrainia
Erzberger
Reichstag
President pardons soldiers who slept in France
The White House announced clemency for four American soldiers court martialed in France. Two received full pardons for sleeping at posts, while the other two had their sentences commuted to three years hard labor at Fort Leavenworth. Names include Private Forrest D. Sebastian Private Jeff Cook Olan Ledowen and Stanley G. Fishback.
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Washington
Wilson
France
White House
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Forrest D. Sebastian
Jeff Cook
Olan Ledowen
Stanley G. Fishback
War Department
Senate move to force aircraft probe in profiteering case
Washington May 4 a fresh Senate push seeks an immediate inquiry into charges of criminal profiteering in the billion dollar aircraft program. Senator Gallinger, Republican leader, offered a resolution directing the expenditures committee to investigate war department appropriations. The measure passed with a recess allowance but was not voted on and goes to Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Gallinger
Committee
War Department
Congress
Flood passport bill passes house to close borders
Washington May 4 The Flood passport bill granting the department of justice power to close U S borders to enemy agents passed the house unanimously this afternoon An amendment allowing Americans and Canadians to cross the border by permits was rejected 44 to 16 Representative Flood urged passage saying the president called him three times this week to urge its passage.
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Washington
Department of Justice
United States
House
Representative Flood
Violent Fighting At Kiev Between Factions
Violent fighting has broken out in Kiev between supporters of the new Ukrainian government and the old Rada, according to dispatches received today.
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Kiev
Zurich
Ukrainia
Rada
Old Rada hostile to Germany in Ukraine fighting
Report notes hostile stance by the old Rada toward Germany as forces backing the new government clash with German troops in Ukraine. It also states Germany has established a martial regime at Kiev.
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Rada
Germany
Ukrainia
Kiev
German Prisoners Plot To Escape At Fort McPherson
Investigation at Fort McPherson after German POWs were found to be tunneling under barbed wire. A 50 foot tunnel ran from beneath a barracks to the Camp Belton road. Several prisoners are under special guard as investigators probe who aided the effort.
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Camp Belton Road
Refused to Buy Bond at Waterbury Rally
Nelson Flodin of Waterbury refused to buy a liberty bond at a rally. He was jostled by the crowd and arrested before any harm occurred. This morning he again refused to buy and was discharged by the court for lack of sufficient evidence to convict.
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Waterbury
Nelson Flodin
Flodin
New War Time Prohibition Bill Introduced in House
Washington May 4 a new war time prohibition bill was introduced in the house this afternoon Representative Randall of California would by congressional enactment prohibit for the duration of the war all interstate commerce in intoxicating liquors or even fruits foods and food stuffs used in their manufacture Importation and exportation of these articles also would be prohibited.
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Washington
House
Representative Randall
California
Death of Mrs Bessie Ionescu Former Roumanian Premier's Wife
Mrs Bessie Ionescu aged 62 wife of the former Roumanian premier died from injuries after being thrown from a horse the day before. The death occurred in London and was reported today.
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London
Bessie Ionescu
Roumania
Big Paper Mill Burned in Watertown Fire
A fire at the International Paper Company mills in Watertown New York today destroyed the facilities. The blaze began in the dynamo room and caused an estimated loss of 125000 dollars.
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Watertown
N. Y
International Paper Company
Sinn Fein Secretary Arrested in Ireland
London dispatch reports Austin Stack Sinn Fein secretary arrested at Tralee in Ireland this afternoon as per Central News. The event was confirmed by a Central News dispatch from London on May 4.
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Sinn Fein
London
Austin Stack
Ireland
Tralee
Sub Treasury Report Gained $799000 From Banks
The report from New York dated May 4 states that the sub-treasury gained $799,000 from banks in a single day. It notes the shift in balances and the liquidity impact on government funds. Strong financial institutions and sources are cited without speculation.
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Treasury
New York
Sub-Treasury
British Losses Reach Quarter Million On Western Front
Washington reports British losses in the ongoing western front offensive nearing a quarter of a million men. The British mission notes a temporary lull, expects renewed German pressure, and warns that a new major German push toward Channel ports could come at high cost. The Twenty-Fifth Division is highlighted for extreme casualties and stubborn defense around Epehy and Kemmel, sustaining heavy losses but contributing to counterattacks and line holds.
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Washington
Flanders
Channel
Epehy
Kemmel
Connecticut Cities Over Boosts Third Liberty Loan Quota
New Haven May 4 final day of the campaign shows every city either over its quota or certain to exceed it, with Hartford leading in doubling its quota as many towns reach or surpass their targets. Demonstrations occur statewide, honor flags fly, and Hartford plans a monster parade with Camp Devens troops and 4,000 women aiming to push state subscriptions toward the 20 million mark and the overall 5 billion quota.
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Connecticut
New Haven
Hartford
Camp Devens
Pershing Congratulated by Methodist Bishops in France
A cablegram from the executive officers of the bishops of the Methodist Episcopal church expresses appreciation for General Pershing's care of American soldiers in France. The message conveys confidence in officers and men bearing the American flag. A separate greeting was sent to the Methodist Episcopal Church South conference in Atlanta.
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Pershing
Pittsburgh
France
Board of Bishops of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Atlanta
Backward, O Time Syracuse Messenger Boy Resigns
Rev Ira Van Allen a forty two year old messenger who left the pulpit to join Western Union Telegraph Company answered a hotel call asking if he was the boy sent for. A clerk and guest confirmed the match.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ira van Allen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Navy Casualty Lists Reveal Milton L. Lewis Died in 1918
Washington May 4 The Navy Department announced the death of Milton Leon Lewis seaman and national naval volunteer of Rochester North Carolina. He served as a signalman aboard the Greek steamer Asimina which was torpedoed and sunk on June 28 1918, during World War I.
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Navy
Washington
Navy Department
Milton Leon Lewis
National Naval Volunteer of
Rochester
Asimina
Germans Heavily Sentenced in Espionage Case
Sioux Falls reports Conrad Kronemann editor and John H. Wolff Kimball businessman were heavily sentenced today under the espionage act Kronemann received ten years in prison and a $1000 fine Wolff five years and a $1000 fine The cases reflect a harsh stance on espionage offenses.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Conrad Kronemann
This City
John H. Wolff
Kimball
Kronemann
Wolff
Nomination Made for War Finance Director Post
Clifford M. Leonard of Chicago named as director of the War Finance Corporation for a two year term. The position was offered initially to Allan B. Fodbes, who declined. Leonard is a banker in Chicago.
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Washington
Wilson
Clifford M. Leonard
Chicago
War Finance Corporation
Allan B. Fodbes
Leonard
Funeral for Mrs Catherine L Scoville at St John’s
The funeral for Mrs. Catherine L. Scoville will be held from her home at 73 Grand Street Monday morning at 8 30 and from St. John’s Church at 9. Interment follows at St. John’s Cemetery.
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Catherine L. Scoville
Grand Street
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
French Bombardments on Picardy Front Do Noted
Paris reports heavy bombardments on the Avre river front during the night. French raids near the Oise sector from Tilette to Pomelle seize several prisoners. German attempted surprise attacks in Cavaliers de Courcy and north and northeast of Rheims were repulsed.
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Paris
Picardy
War Office
Avre
Oise
Tilette
Pomelle
Cavaliers de Courcy
Rheims
Quiet Opening In Stock Market On May Day
Stock quotations from Richter & Company Hartford note a quiet opening with no major outside activity. Early gains fade to fractional declines as trading remains narrow. Distillers Securities rise to 52 1/4, Baldwin Locomotive at 79 1/2, Steel common at 97 8/8 with overall light volume and minimal weekly change.
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New York
Distillers
Baldwin Locomotive
Chicago Market Close May Four Commodity and Bank Data
In Chicago on May 4 corn finished 1 8 cent lower while oats rose 1 4 to 5 8 cent. May corn at 127 1 4 and July 148 5 8 to 1 2. Oats May 77 5 8 to 1 2, June 74 5 8, July 6 3 4 to 5 8. Park May 46 02, July 46 50. Lard May 26 62, ribs May 23 55 July 24 30. Bank statement shows New York May 4 loans up 6 583000, demand deposits up 26 635000, time deposits up 2 507000, reserves down 1 877210.
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Chicago
New York
Clearing House Statement New York May 4 Sub treasury credit
New York on May 4 reports sub treas ury credit 877 920 exchanges 585 916 678 balances 68 499 731 and related figures for Clearing House.
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Clearing House
New York
Sub-treasury
Dr William E Foster Visits Middletown Relates Boyhood Ties
Dr William E Foster and Mrs Foster, now of Long Island, visited this week. Foster, a former Middletown resident, lived with his parents at Pearl and Court streets and has not been back in 30 years, noting many city changes and his boyhood interest.
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William E. Foster
Foster
Long Island
Dr. Foster
Middletown
Pearl and
Court Streets
Billy the bulldog leaps to death in Seattle
Seattle police report a brindle bulldog named Billy committed suicide by leaping from a sidewalk to a railroad track thirty feet below. The dog allegedly attacked a ten year old boy, was punished, and then made the fatal leap.
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Billy
Seattle
Wash
Hangman Now In Jail In New York May 4
Hans Kor dress, known as hangman in Germany, was arrested for failing to register after believing a similar law barred his photo in New York. He is jailed.
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New York
Hans_ Kordress
Germany
Aviator Killed In Bay Shore Hydro Plane Crash
A naval hydroplane crashed into Great South Bay at Bay Shore L I killing Ensign Alden of Fort Wayne Indiana and seriously injuring another aviator. The incident occurred today as the craft dropped 300 feet.
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Babylon
L. L
Great South Bay
Bay Shore
L. I
Ensign Alden
Fort Wayne
Ind
Middletown Passes Liberty Loan Million Dollar Mark
Middletown surpassed the Liberty Loan target with subscriptions totaling 1 053 850 aided by factory workers and Boy Scouts. The town quota was 677 300, and with Governor Weeks and local leaders driving signing, the total rose to 1 064 850 as banks stayed open and the Liberty Loan cottage ran a strong sales program.
Connecticut Hospital staff sets high Third Liberty Loan record
The staff and employees of the Connecticut Hospital contributed to the Third Liberty Loan drive by subscribing a total of $16,000, up from $14,350 in the second drive. Most subscriptions were in $50 and $100 bonds, with only four $100 notes noted. The institution's leadership praises the patriotic effort and pride in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Hospital
East Berlin Methodist services announced for Sunday
The Methodist Episcopal church in East Berlin schedules morning worship with the new pastor Rev. L. C. Worth, Sunday school at noon, Epworth League at six, and an evening sermon by the pastor.
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East Berlin
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C.worth
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