Railroads Open Hearing With Mediation Board
New York July 21 The conference committee of railroad managers held its first meeting with the board of mediation and conciliation to mediate in the dispute between eastern railroads and trainmen and conductors. The board planned to hear railroad positions first and then the employes representatives, while Erie railroad declined to join the dispute. The labor groups and railroad employees discussed action but had no major matters pending arbitration yet.
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New York
Conference Committee of
Board of Mediation and Conciliation
William L. Chambers
Martin A. Knapp
G. W. Hanger
W. G. Lee
A. B. Garreteon
Order of
Federal Board
Erie Railroad
Gweeee Ete
New Haven Mecca For Cupid Captives Brides
New Haven is the Mecca today for Cupid as vital statistics returns show several Bridgeport residents wed in June. Victor, an electrical engineer, married Agnes Peterson on June 1, and Robert G. H. Williams tied the knot in Bridgeport on May 25. Herman Mochwinkel and Mary Relber wed June 24, Abraham Wershaw and Berniitta Lauder both of New York joined on June 15, Charlies Abercrombie and Florence A. of Greens Farms also wed, while Joseph Jenner and Jesale Jenner joined in life partnership and Hart Kelsey of Clinton married Elsie Ho.
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New Haven
Mecca
Sfoday
Victor Electrical Engineer
Agnes Peterson
Robert G. H. Williams
Bridgsfort
BH. Thompson
Tty
Herman Mochwinkel
Mary Relber
New York
Abraham Wershaw
Benmrietta Lauder
Charlies Abercrombie
Stesdent
Singer
Mfg
Pany
Florence A
Greens Farms
Joseph and
Jesale Jenner
Hart Kelsey
Clinton
Elsie Ho
Elms
Stratford Inn Hearing Postponed To Wednesday
The remonstrance hearing on reopening the Stratford was postponed as scheduled due to counsels disability. Witnesses were present but the hearing was delayed to Wednesday.
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Stratford Inn
Stratford
Weather Summary for New Haven and Region
General forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with moderate temperatures for Connecticut. A disturbance over South Carolina caused heavy rain on the south Atlantic coast in the last day, while a high pressure system brings pleasant weather and cooler nights east of the Rockies. The southern disturbance may move offshore near Hatteras, with continued fair skies in the vicinity but cool nights.
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New Haven
Connecticut
South Carolina
South Atlantic
Michigan
Rocky Mountains
Hatteras
DeLaney Denies Withholding Warrants For Sunday Baseball
Prosecutor Alexander DeLaney said he has received no official notice that baseball was to be discontinued, his last action being to issue warrants for individual players accused by detectives hired by the Pastors' association. Mayor Clifford B. Wilson argued Sunday baseball should not be singled out and urged a moderate approach to laws on leisure activities.
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Alexander DeLaney
Pastors’ Association
Chfford B. Wilson
Josiah Alien
Bridgeporters Thrill Savin Rock Sunday Diversion
Many Bridgeport residents flocked to Savin Rock for a Sunday of quiet morning amusements followed by a lively afternoon as the 2nd Regiment band performed in the bandstand. The crowd swelled to over 2000, with carousels, roller coasters, and other attractions running, though vendors were restrained until the concert spurred a late push for music and revelry. Alcohol service remained limited at major restaurants as visitors enjoyed the shorefront entertainment.
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New Haven
Cox Fies
Binet
2Nd Regiment Band of
Bridgeport
Sergeant Hall to Visit Europe
Detective Sergeant Peter Hall plans a voyage from New York on the Cedric of the White Star line on September 12. After two years of intensive duty, his doctor orders a sea voyage for a restful break. He will visit Ireland England and major European sites meeting friends and relatives upon return.
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Peter Hall
Europe
New York
Sergeant Hall
Ireland
England
Bridgeport Players in Eagles Vaudeville Show at Polfi's
Bridgeport acts including Loveridge and Lawrence in fancy bag punching Al len and Core in a blackface act the Whelans Colgan Sullivan and LaBoard perform in songs and dances. Prizes worth 32000 to be drawn. winners in audience may receive from the stage. Tickets on sale. seats sold to Tuesday noon.
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Eagles
Polfi
Loveridge
Lawrence
Allen
Core
Whelans
Leo Whelan
Regnery
Benham
William Colgan
May Sullivan
Arthur LaBoard
Gibson Denies Story of Great U. P. Forgery
Washington July 21 Martin Mulhall former lobbyist for the National Association of Manufacturers testified before the Senate committee about charges of a 32,000,000 forgery at Union Pacific. Letters from Thomas Gibson and from a public accounting firm were read detailing discrepancies cited by David Labar.
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Washington
Martin M.mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Thomas Gibson
New York
David Labar
Union Pacific Railroad
Gibson
Lamar
Loudensinger
Mulhall
Loudenslager
Schwedtman
James BH. Watson
Indiana
Senator Beveridge
William M. Wasa
Erth Sleventh
Pennsylvania
Dolliver
Malloy
Delbridge Reelected Clerk After Assessor Meeting
The Board of Assessors met at City Hall to elect officers. Frank J. Hughes was chosen president Lawrence J. Gill secretary and Loren Delbridge reelected as clerk for a four year term. Julius Knowlton nominated Delbridge with no opposition.
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Board of Assessors
Frank J. Hughes
Lawrence J. Gill
Loren Delbridge
Julius Knowlton
Delbridge
Tremper Steamer Beached After Panic on Hudson
The Tremper loaded with panic stricken passengers was beached on the East Side of the Hudson after taking a reef near Esopus Island. The vessel settled low before reaching the mainland and ran aground near Staatsburg. all passengers were removed safely and freight was damaged. The article links market woes and credit to the larger economic scene.
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Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Newbourgh
Albany
Esopus Island
Grud
Staatsburg
Welcome Eagles Plan Gala Day in Bridgeport
Bridgeport hosts its welcome day for visiting Delaware guests with a morning reception at Stratfield hotel for state officers and delegates. A monster parade runs through downtown to Bulls Head and Main Street, followed by a trolley ride to Bridgeport Aerodrome. An afternoon barbecue, band, and outdoor sports lead to a 6 p.m. degree team drill for a $100 prize, then Vaudeville at Poli's Theatre with moving pictures and a cabaret show. Dancing continues until dawn as the state convention convenes in Eagles Hall.
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Stratfield Hotel
Bulls Head
Main Street
Congress
Bridgeport
Eagles’ Hall
Eagles
Poli
Bridgeport Prepares for Eagles Parade and State Field Day
Bridgeport buzzes in gala attire as Fraternal Order of Eagles members gather for tomorrow's big parade and state field day. Grand Marshal P H Brady and Col John H McMurray lead a 11 30 a m march from Main to Fairfield and Park avenues, with a review at Chapel street before trolley transport to the aerodrome for events.
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Bridgeport
Order of Eagles
P. H. Brady
John H. McMurray
Main Street
Firfeld Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Park Avenue
Park Place
State Street
Congress St
Chapel Street
Supt Chapman
The
Connecticut Co
Golden Hill Street
Stratford Avenue
Mayor Wilson Welcomes Eagles to Bridgeport Visit
Mayor Wilson expresses delight at the Eagles arrival to Bridgeport and promises full hospitality. He hopes their stay will be pleasant for both sides and invites them to return soon for future festivities.
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Bridgeport
Eagies
Footpads Foiled In Holdup Attempt At Poolroom
Peter Balance proprietor of a poolroom at 573 Hancock avenue was attacked near Hancock and Railroad avenues on Saturday night. Two men sprang from darkness, struck Balance, breaking his straw hat, but fled as Officer Lynch appeared. No arrests reported.
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Peter Balance
Hancock Avenue
Hancock
Railroad Avenues
Balance
Officer Lynch
Woman Held in $450 Theft Case Involving Vaughn
Police say evidence tied Ann Francis to stealing $450 from Phoebe Vaughn at 18 Wales Block. Francis, a former employee, rent plans with her husband Peter Maher and left Vaughn’s service days earlier.
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Phoebe Vaughn
Wales
Mrs Vaughn
Ann Francis
Francis
Mrs. Vaughn
Peter Maher
Black Hand Murder Shrouded In Silence In Bridgeport
Frank Ghuiro died from a 3 40 AM shooting at St Vincent's hospital amid theories of Black Hand sect members and counterfeiters. Police hunt his escaped brother while listing family members and suspects at 119 Wakeley Street as investigators cite a premeditated plot and autopsy findings.
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Frank Ghuiro
Luoneco Ghuiro
Bridgeport
St. Vincent's Hospital
Brooklyn
New York
Ghuiro
Lot
Frank Ghurio
Wakely Street
Tessie Ghulro
Mary Ghulro
William
Frank
Susie
Tessie
Salvadore Russo
Charles
Carmine Cortese
Nicola
Russilino Guaragno
Pasquale Marchaine
Washington Avenue
Eugene Huto
Housatonic Avenue
Frank Virelli
George Arnold
S. M. Garrick
Cullinan and Mullins
Bridgerpot Lodging Houses Under Annual Inspection
Inspector Daniel M. Rowland of the Board of Building Commissioners reports Bridgerpot hotels and lodgings are undergoing annual inspection. Larger hotels have fire escapes checked and deemed satisfactory. State Bank and Water Street lodging houses are partly complete, all but one have ropes in rooms, with that one ordered to install ropes and has added them beyond minimum requirements.
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City of
Bridgerpot
Daniel M. Rowland
Board of Building Commissioners
State, Bank and Water Street
Alarming reports from Mexican capital alarm officials
Alarming reports from Mexico City reach Washington about a looming crisis for the Huerta government. Officials say two weeks ahead could prove decisive, with details kept unofficial to avoid triggering the predicted crisis. Ambassador Wilson’s pending arrival clouds understanding of the rebellion. Public Health Service orders quarantine to speed Ambassador passage.
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Ambassador Wilson
Washington
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Ambassa
Dor Wilson
Mexico City
Wilson
Ebryne
Blue
Public Health Service
Havana
Ker West
Explorer Adds Third Vessel for Polar Expedition
The Mary Sachs, a 38 ton net register schooner, is purchased as the expedition's third vessel. Vilhjalm Stefansson plans to sail from Port Clarence with Captain Bartlett aboard the Karluk, while the Alessis stays to winter near South Dolphin or Union Straits. The Mary Sachs will stock at Prince Albert Sound and aid oceanographic work before returning to port next summer.
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Alaska
Fuly
Mary Sachs
Vilhjal- Mar Stefannesen
Arctic
Steffannssen
Bartett
Karluk
Port Clarence
Nome
Alessis
R. M. Anderson
South Dolphin
Union Straits
Prince Albert Sound
Local Talesmen List for Superior Court Jury Duty
The jury commissioners drew 31 talesmen from this city for superior court jury duty. The list names residents with street addresses including Berger at 91 Arch Street and many others such as Gorstelman at 713 Central Avenue, Botsford at 1515 Park Avenue, and De vine at 7 Catherine Street. When the court convenes next September those on the list will be notified as needed.
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Superior Court
Joseph Berger
Arch Street
Jacob Gorstelman
Central Avenue
Charlies H. Botsford
Park Avenue
Frank Braithwaite
East Main Street
Edward T. Brooks
State Street
John Brown, Jr
North Avenue
Francia Burritt
Broad Street
Charles J. Byrne
Fairfield Avenue
Nicholas F. Byrne
Pembroke Street
David Carey
Lafayette Street
John F. Clancy
Housatonic Avernue
John C. Clarkson
William Clifford
South Avenue
William G. Carey
Gro Street
John Colgan
Nichols Street
Elmer N. Cornwall
William Street
James A. Coughlin
Barnum Syvenue
Leonard Court
Warren Street
John C. Curtis
Coleman Street
Edward L. Corgan
Washington Terrace
Albert H. Dean
Hicks Street
Frank P. Devine
Catherine Street
John Donahue
Clement T. Durgin
Ogden Street
Thomas F. Feeley
Benham Avenue
Frederick Feller
Lindley Street
Henry Flynn
Henry Street
Max Frederick
David Fenelon
Atlantic Street
Herbert M. Garlick
Lawreace J. Cul
William D. Gray
Stratford Avenue
Arthur J Hale
Brooks Street
Chas. Hanson
Main Street
William M. Hearn
Beach Street
Gustave F. Herthal
Bunnell Street
Charles H. Hinman
Myrtle Avenue
Wm. Holmes
Mountain Grove Street
Mahaniel H. Jones
Seaview Avenue
William Keating
Noble Avenue
Patrick J. Kelly
Island Brook Avenue
George Kingston
Hough Avenue
Thomas F. Lettin
Wood Avenue
Henry Lee
Hotel Stratfield
John Lee
William A. Lewis
Names and Addresses List From an OCR Fragment
A long comma separated OCR fragment lists numerous names with street addresses including Nagel at 15 Hamilton Street and Juve Wevins at 760 Trenistan Avenue. It reads like a directory style collection of personal names and residence details with many typos and inconsistent punctuation.
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Bewekes Street
William Shaughnesyr
Brooks Street
Harry Sheperd
Norman Street
Daniel D. Smith
Laurel Avenue
Thomas Stewert
Ashley Street
Georgey L. Stirn
Lafayette Street
Adolphus Sting
Main Street
David H. Jures
Ellsworth Street
Patrick Sullivan
Atlantic Street
Edmund M. Thompson
North Avenue
Tib- Dals
James P Walsh
Houseatone Avenue
Harr Cc. Ward
Huntington Pond
George EB. Welles
Warren Street
Horace 3. Wildman
Beardeley Street
Robert W. Wirtz
State Street
George E- Zink, Jr
Central Avenue
Mutinous Swiss Guards Send Grievances to Cardinal Merry del Val
In Rome on July 21 mutinous Swiss Guards presented a memorial to Cardinal Merry del Val, listing demands for reforms. They call for dismissal of the guard commander, increase in guard numbers from 30 to 100, election of leaders from among guards, abolition of bans on taverns on the right bank of the Tiber, and a return to simpler military drill with new punishments for infractions. Cardinal Merry del Val then conferred with the Pope in search of a settlement.
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Rome
Vatican
Merry del Val
Moose Will Swim In Eagles Parade
Bridgeport judge Loyal Offer of Moocee plans a float for the Eagles parade tomorrow. The design is secret, representing a big moose swimming a river, with Bridgeport lodge members riding, drawn by four binew horses and escorted by outriders and a degree team. A final committee meeting tonight at Stowe HQ in Min Street concludes preparations.
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Bridgeport
Moocee
Bridgeport Aerie, FO
Binew
Tings
Bannes
Stowe
Min
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