Flanagan Hammer Throw World Record At Savin Rock
John J. Flanagan’s hammer throw at Clan-na-Gael in Savin Rock Saturday is claimed as the AAU world record after a city engineer and Gaelic Society representatives verified the 184 feet 4 inches distance. Certificates have been sent to the AAU secretary, and all requirements were met. Mrs. Helen Crane of Stratford was treated for a badly bruised and cut left hand at Emergency Hospital after a dispute with her landlady over a crying baby, with the Polish landlady accused of pinching the child.
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Payne Leads Tariff Revolt In House Push
Washington July 28. House conferees led by Payne of the Ways and Means committee told President Taft they have votes to defeat Senate rates on lumber. The group outlined a plan for a flat reduction from Senate rates, with other concessions in hides, leather, and paper, while the Senate held some duties. Littauer urged high glove rates, and friction over print paper and other items continued as leaders planned rules for leather products.
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White House
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Ways and Means Committee
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Tawney
Smith
Iowa
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New York
Martin
South Dakota
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Minnesota
Esch
Wisconsin
Crumpacker
Indiana
Cannon
Littauer
Mann
Alerich
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Georgia
Istagg to bring prisoner back from Joliet in 1899 escape
Deputy Sheriff Charles E. Stagg will extradite Ferdinal Szantho from Joliet Illinois for escaping the Wethersfield state prison on June 12 1899 where he served a five year term for burglary in Fairfield. Szantho was later arrested in Chicago for burglary and sent to Joliet. Governor Weeks issued a requisition yesterday. Frank Ruskowski fled with Szantho and police note the two crafted dummy figures to mislead guards at the time of escape.
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Joliet
Charles E. Stagg
Ferdinal Szantho
Fairfield
Chicago
Szantho
Weeks
Frank Ruskowski
Toque Russe Hat Replaces Giant Peach Basket Fashion
New York milliner Charles Kurzman reports the Toque Russe, an eighteen inch fur hat with a drum major look and hussar aigrette, as the coming fall winter style. Paris and New York expect tall women to wear it despite practical concerns. Prices in Paris range from 100 to 1000 dollars, with a recent sale at 750 dollars.
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Four Hundred
Fifth Avenue
New York
Paris
Mr. Kurzman
Rajane
Senator Stone Strikes Negro on Washington Train
United States Senator William Joel Stone of Missouri boarded a Philadelphia to Washington train and struck Lawrence J. Brown, a Negro dining car waiter, after slower service. Arrest followed at Union Station Baltimore, with Stone released on own recognizance for a hearing later that afternoon.
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Missouri
Philadelphia
Washington
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Union Station
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Delaware
Vacancy in Rural Delivery Service
A vacancy has occurred in the rural delivery service for the first time since rural carriers began work. C E Judson of rural route No 2 resigned and was accepted by Postmaster Marigold. A civil service examination will be held on August 21 to prepare a list of eligibles for the position. From this list the carrier will be chosen. Salary is $300 yearly. carrier must supply own horse and wagons. Eligible are residents served by the local post office aged seventeen to fifty five.
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Marigold
Civil Service Examination
Benelit
Pure Hygienic Ice and Sound Steamer Outing
Ice for Household Use should be absolutely pure and hygienic to ensure the best ice money can buy. Enjoy a pleasant return trip on the steamer Park City across the Sound from Fairfield avenue wharf at 1 30 p.m. The one hour thirty minute crossing allows ample time in Port Jefferson to view the shipbuilding town, with a 4 30 p.m. return arrival.
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Naugatuck Valley Ice Company
Steamer Park City
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