OBRIEN TO WAGE DAIRYMEN BATTLE ACROSS NATION
Cigar makers discuss a nationwide push led by Attorney M. E. O'Brien and Henry E Davis to portray a milk syndicate as subverting pure milk laws. Washington actions cited include 105 milk dealers arraigned, with disputes over milk standards and bids for municipal contracts.
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Obrien
Washington
M. E Srien
Bridgeport
Conn
National
Datrymen's Association
District of Columbia
O’brien
Henry E Davis
Furmer
W'leon
Cmme
Milk Trust
Washington Health
Pugh
District
Columbia
Sia
Enities
Simpson
Jane
Shepherd Sues Pitzipio for 25000 In Auto Crash
John B. Shepherd sues George Pizzipio for 25000 damages after a Fairfield town court session. Pizzipio faced a 100 fine with costs for reckless driving and posted 250 cash bail, while bail was set at 500 for Williams and McCormack in related reckless driving cases.
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New York
Pitzipio
Williams Brothers and
McCormack
Fairfield
John B. Shepherd
George Pizzipio
Pierce- Arrow
Shepherd
Elmore S. Banks
Pitsipio
Hezekiah Elwood
Pizzipio
George E. Hill
Hill
Bacon Wakeman
Attorney Hill
Justice Wakeman
Garrett E. Winant
Fitsipio
Winant
Sturges Place
Church Corner
Studebaker
Daniel Williams
Gordon Williams
George McCormack
Galen Hospital
Dan Williams
Nells G. Williams
Howard Avenue
Williams Boys
Pltzipio
Hugh Lavery
Thousands to march at St James cornerstone laying
A huge parade is planned for next Sunday afternoon as the cornerstone of St James Church in Stratford is laid. John J Nilan of the diocese of Bridgeport will lead the ceremony with visiting clergy from nearby towns. The event includes a street parade from Hard's corner to Main and Broad with multiple bands and thousands of parishioners and auxiliary groups expected to participate, making it a milestone for Stratford and the local Catholic community.
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ST. James’ Church
Homan Catholic
John J. Nilan
R ‘Ford
Derby
Ansonia
New Haven
Fairfield
Westport
Hard’s Corner
Main and
Broad
Ine
Wheeler & ‘Wilson
Bridgeport
St. James’ Parish
Bridgeport Knights of Columbus
Fourth Degree Knights
John J. Scanlon
George T. Kelly
Frank Brennan
James J. Sexton
John Lynch
Leo Redgate
Frank Prendergast
Knights of Columbus
Ancient
Order of Hibernians of
Bridgeport Central Labor Union
Carpenters, Joiners
Bricklayers
Masons
Holy Name Societies
Stratford
Congress Street
Beardsley'’s Corner
Hard
Jackson
New York
James Seton & Sons
Bunker Hill
M. J. O’connor
Father O'Connor
Pomfret, Conn
Model Military Camp in Texas for U S Troops
Texas City, July 3. Major General William H. Carter praises a vast two mile shore camp for the Second Division of the U S Army. He notes 12 000 men including infantry artillery cavalry and signal corps now trained, with sanitation typhoid free, and the unit ready to mobilize swiftly. He cites demonstrated tenitary standards from San Antonio 1911 and emphasizes unified equipment orders.
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Texas City
Tex
United States Army
William H. Carter
USA
Galvestern
Cavalry
Signal Corps
San Antonio
Carter
Glancy Wins Damages Against Luke Clancy Estate
John F. Glancy, a North End resident, wins his suit against the Luke Clancy estate. Acting Judge Wilder awards damages of 222.75 and costs. Glancy claimed work at Clancy's saloon on Hurd Avenue while the proprietor was hospitalized, alleging promised payment. The administrator, James Clancy, disallowed the claim of 253.50, leading to the suit.
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John F. Clancy
North End
Luke Clancy
Wilder
Court of Common Pleas
Clancy
Luke Clarity
Hurd Avenue
Prom
James Clancy
Poison Plague Kills 25,000 Kansas Animals
Topeka Kansas July 8 The special commission of the University of Kansas reports that the 25 000 horse and mule deaths in Kansas last year were caused by a poison not an infectious disease There is no known cure and climatic conditions likely will not recur for years Parasitic fungi on grains and vegetation and poisonous pasture conditions due to high moisture humidity and heat are cited as causes
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Special Commission
University of Kansas
Progressives to Consider Platform Thursday Night
The Progressive party town committee met at Plaza headquarters with new town chairman George Zink presiding. He will appoint executive committees to aid his duties as the club discusses tentative platforms at a Thursday evening meeting open to all. The club states that each speaker’s personal opinion is not the club’s official view.
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Progressive Party
Plaza
George Zink
Progressive Club
Sylvia Pankhurst Held For Hunger Strike After Guilty Verdict
London July Miss Sylvia Pankhurst daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst was found guilty at Bow Street of inciting disorders on June 29 leading a mob to Downing Street. She chose Holloway jail and declared a three month hunger strike with no water. Archibald Bodkin said authorities aim to stop inflammatory speeches. Also jailed were Miss Selie Emerson Miss Mary Richardson and Harry Golden for actions surrounding the incident.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Emmeline Pankhurst
Bow Street
Downing Street
Bromley
Emerson
Golden
Mies Richardson
Probers Near End of Wall Street Inquiry in Senate
Washington July 8 Senate committee neared conclusion of its Wall Street lobby investigation as David Lamar sought to finish a statement addressing Edward Lauterbachs charges that Lamar told Senator Stone and Speaker Clark of a peaceful understanding with Morgan and Steel interests. Several wool manufacturing figures and others tied to tariff debates appeared for testimony. Witnesses included William Whitman Thomas O Marvin Winthrop L Marvin and S W McClure.
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Washington
Wall Street
Senate Committee
David Lamar
Edward Lauterbach
Lamar
Stone
Clark
Morgan
Steel Corporation
United States
William Whitman
Thomas O. Marvin
Winthrop L. Marvin
Boston
8. W. McClure
Salt Lake City
Shells threaten President aboard Mayflower in near miss
Washington July 8 The Navy and Mayflower officers withheld comment on a shell from Indian Head Md that narrowly missed the Mayflower with President Wilson aboard. Investigators believe the danger lay in the rotating band that flew off the shell and fell near the ship as Wilson and Dr Cary Grayson stood on deck. The president has yet to comment after returning to the White House.
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Washington
Navy Department
Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Wilson
Cary Grayson
White House
Protests Over Big Gun Firing At Indian Head
River captains urge action against trials at Indian Head fearing danger to passengers and crews. They report many near misses though no accidents have occurred yet.
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Indian Head
President Wilson Golfing at Dartmouth Links in Hanover
President Wilson visited Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire to play nine holes on the college’s links. He traveled from Cornish with motorcade and was greeted by summer students and local spectators. His opponent was Dr C A Grayson while caddies and Secret Service staff accompanied the party.
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Hanover
N. H
Wilson
Dartmouth College
Cornish
Woodstock
C. A. Grayson
Secret Service
Saopaneee
Insanity Cases Rise in City as Shipments Increase
Charities headquarters reported a surge of mental health cases being sent out of the city. Investigator Morris said over the past week three patients were moved to Norwich on Saturday and another trio was sent to Middletown today.
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Charities Headquarters
Morrissey
Norwich
Middletown
Health Board to Meet on City Sanitation Issues Tonight
A local board of health plans a meeting tonight to address sanitation concerns. Garbage complaints have risen and inspectors report irregular or delayed garbage collections, signaling potentially important sanitary matters for the city.
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Local Board of Health
Record Year for Fish Eggs Planted by Bureau of Fisheries
Washington July 8 The year closed set a U. S. Bureau of Fisheries record with 3 640 000 000 eggs gathered and planted, surpassing last year by 173 000 000. Flat fish led with 800 000 000 eggs, while black spotted trout chinook salmon haddock striped bass and whitefish eggs rose. A lobsters breeding plant may be established in Rhode Island to boost supply, with captive rearing through early life stages. The bureau operates hatcheries in Maine and Massachusetts but lacks breeding facilities there.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Fisheries
New England
Bureau
Rhode Island
Maine
Massachusetts
Vocational Training in Public Schools in Focus
Washington reports commendation of New York City vocational guidance survey by the U S Bureau of Education. Officials back vocational training in public schools and stress no jobs for under 16 and the need for more industrial condition information before steering youth. Estate of the late Dennis Kelly admitted to probate with Ellen Kelly as administratrix.
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Washington
New York City
United States Bureau of Education
New York
Claxton
Dennis Kelly
Ellen Kelly
Whitcomb vows injunction over Bridgeport paving bill
Senator Whitcomb warned he would seek an injunction to stop work if any attempt is made to borrow money under the Bridgeport paving bill sent to City Auditor Keating. He said the measure signed by Governor Baldwin was not the bill passed by the General Assembly and criticized misprints and amendments in Hartford. The investigation found papers juggled, with officials unsure how the substitute bill became law and who drafted amendments that altered the original intent.
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Keating
Joseph H. Whitcomb
Bridgeport
General Assembly
Baldwin
Whitcomb
Senate
Hartford
Corres
Farmer
House
Committee On Finance
Weed
Secretary of State
Representative Wilson
Wilson
Kestings
Enjoined Bridgeport Dentist Using Unearned Title
Dr A G Jones, famed Bridgeport dentist with offices in the Wheeler Building, Fairfield Avenue and Main Street, faces a state order to stop practicing dentistry and to drop the title Doctor of Dental Surgery. The State Board of Dental Examiners revoked his license after a Bridgeport Dental Society complaint alleged he used the D D S designation without qualification and inserted misleading advertising. A prominent local dentist quoted says Jones came from another state five years ago, worked as an assistant, then attempted to practice solo without proper credentials. The report indicates the board acted decisively to bar further practice in the state.
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Bridgeport
Wheeler Building
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
State Board of Dental Examiners
Hertford
Bridgeport Dental Society
Jones
The
Farmer Today
Wetat
Gantist
Pavertian
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