McLean Objects to Underwood Tariff Plan in Senate
Washington July 30 Senator George P McLean of Connecticut charged that Democratic leaders broke prior promises to New England workers while labeling the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill. He cited Connecticut campaign critiques against Ebenezer J Hill and accused the administration of failing to protect American producers and workers. He argued the bill reflects hidden pressure from party leaders and would not safeguard domestic production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
New England
George Pace
Connecticut
thenderwood-Simmons
Senate
Ebenezer J. Hill
The
and Means Committee
McLean
Democratic Party
Underwood
Nine Month Sentence For Mrs Rigby In Derbyshire Outrage
Edith Rigby a noted suffragette from Presland received a nine month term after admitting guilt in a case with damage around 100000. She spoke from captivity declaring the act committed under drunk influence and urged national loyalty from English women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverport
Poly
Edith Rigby
Rigby
Emily
Epsom
Derby
Obsequies for Mr Paige Tomorrow at Park Avenue Home
Funeral service for Allan W. Paige will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at his home 219 Park Avenue Edgeport body arrived 7 32 PM yesterday in New York officials say prominent public figures wish to pay last tribute. burial at Mountain Gate Cemetery private with family and close friends. flowers omitted per family request
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan W.ige
Park Avenue
Edgeport
Paige
B. W. Blodgett
Chi
Thin City
New York
Bridgeport
Mountain Grate Cemetery
Wilson and Courtade Pleased With Street Paving Progress
Mayor Wilson and Public Works Director Courtade toured ongoing street paving work today. They praised progress as the crew lays pavement across the city. A marriage license was issued this...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Courtade
Wilson
Courtade
Ghuiro Held Without Bail In First Degree Murder Case
Lutouico Ghuiro an 18 year old frat member is held without bail after a City Court arraignment on murder in the first degree. State Detective Frank Virelli and officers say arrest details remain secret amid pursuit of further case developments. Ghuiro was wounded in the hand during arrest and transported to county jail for Bertillon measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghuiro
Lutouico Ghuiro
Frank Virelli
Frank Ghuiro
Wakely Street
Frank P. Wilder
F. O. Hull
Vitelli
George Arnold
Ghair
J. H. Finnegan
Bertillon
Warrants for Ball Players Will Be Drawn Tomorrow
Area information from John J. Denney a detective for Bridgeport pastors association to gather evidence against Sunday ball players at Newfield Park indicates warrants will be issued tomorrow by the prosecuting attorney for arrests of Bridgeport and Meriden players who participated in the Sunday game. Earlier warrants sought seven Meriden players eight Bridgeport players one ticket seller and a coach on the Bridgeport team. Attorney DeLaney said warrants could not be issued until Denney provides full Meriden player names, expected tonight.
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John J. Denney
Chapel Street
New Haven
Pastors’ Association of Bridgeport
Newfield Park
Bridgeport
Meriden
DeLaney
Denney
One Year Memorial Service for late Japanese Emperor
Tokio marks a solemn memorial for Emperor Matsuhito one year after his death. Emperor Yoshihito attends a palace service while thousands gather at Aoyama for a temporary chapel. Ritual offerings, Shinto music, and a mausoleum visit at Momoyama accompany the national mourning. Local officials deliver tributes as performances are halted for the day.
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Tokio
Japan
Matsuhito
Yoshihito
Aoyama
Imperial
Momoyama
Kyoto
Tokyo
Yoshiro Akatani
Actor Nannery Instigates Fight At Home and Is Detained
Comedian Nannery formerly with Eleanor Cleveland entertains at Lyric Theatre on 78 Chapel Street. He roared with alcohol induced violence, fought officers, and spent a night in the police cell before release by Captain George Arnold. His friends plan a Westport retreat for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eba
Ward L. Nannery
Eleanor. Cleveland Company
Lyric Theatre
Chapel Street
Sorgas
Gorgas
Nannery
Otha Vise
Margaret Lewis
George Arnold
Westport
Convicts Subdued at Sing Sing After Disorder
Osstaing New York July 30 156 rebellious convicts at Sing Sing prison who had been locked in cells since last week disorders returned to work. Those who struck earlier are confined now and subdued with no further unrest reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osstaing, N
Infant Falls From Third Story Window
Grace Schwere, seven months old of 236 North Washington avenue, fell from a third story window onto a shed roof this morning. Found without external injuries, she was taken by Dr. J. H. Finegan to St. Vincent's hospital for close observation for possible internal trouble.
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Grace Schwere
Washington Avenue
J. H. Finegan
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Kilpatrick and Holtz Lowest Bidders for Bridge Lighting
Kilpatrick and Holtz submitted the lowest bid for furnishing signal lights for five drawbridges, totaling 1,1224.46, with other bids from Flynnana Powers, United Illuminating, and Gale Electric. No contract awarded now due to lack of funds. work ordered by the Department of Commerce and Labor must start immediately, with a $100 daily penalty for noncompliance, though unlikely to be pursued due to city action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce and Labor
Kilpatrick & Holtz
Board of Contract and Supply
Kirk
Jackman
McDonald
Flynana Powers
Fairfield Avenue
United Illuminating Company
Gale Electric Company
Behrens Only Bidder For Lakeview Meat Supply
The Board of Contract and Supply invited local meat dealers to bid for Lakeview home supplies. Only F. W. Behrens submitted a bid. His offer was 7.4 cents per pound for chocolate beef and 14 cents per pound for choice lamb. Board members urged more bids, but marketmen doubt profit exists in city contracts.
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Board of Contract and Supply
Lakeview
F. W. Behrens
Behrens
Post Office Window Fencing Question Confuses Clerk
A well dressed middle aged man approached the delivery window asking where to apply for postmaster. The clerk replied I dont know but you might try er m two.
Robbers Loot Rich Pier Dwellers Shore Acres Home
Narragansett Pier July 30 jewelry valued around 150000 stolen from Shore Acres the Hanan summer home of John Hanan and wife of New York. Items include diamond and pearl necklaces diamond crusted watch sapphire set diamond pendant ear rings and a platinum diamond studded watch. Five detectives from New York and Providence seek clues after the theft discovered within thirty minutes. Mrs Hanan says servants are not involved and a motor boat theft theory is dismissed. The Hanans are prominent socially in the summer colony and Shore Acre is its show place.
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Narragansett Pier
Shore Acres
John H. Hanan
New York
Hanans
Providence
St. Peter’s-by-the-Sea
Rumsey
New England
Hanan
Watter Ives
Mr. Ives
E. Douglas Pearce, Jr
Ives
Pearce
Shore Acre
Body found in harbor mud near Pembroke street dock
A well dressed unidentified man about 50 was found face down in harbor mud near the Lewis Oyster Company's dock at Pembroke street. He likely drowned and was in water 3 days to a week. Authorities note Norwalk connections from his clothing and belongings.
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Lewis Oyster Company
Pembroke Street
S. M. Garlick
Cullinan & Mullins
Kenwood Make
Norwalk National Bank
Magner & Flynn
South Norwalk
Norwalks
South Ni
Warner Real Estate Distributed To Heirs
DeVer H. Warner receives the land and buildings at 799 803 Main street 834 886 Main street 1062 1064 Main street and an undivided quarter of a Park place plot He is named trustee to hold the Myrtle avenue double house 97 99 and 1026 1080 Main street for Ira Follett Annie L Bishop becomes owner of the Benham house ill Myrtle avenue the Atkinson house 123 Myrtle avenue and 1068 1060 Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL DeVer Warner
DeVer H. Warner
Main Street
Park Place
Ira Follett
Warner
Myrtle Avenue
Annie L. Bishop
Benham
Atkinson
Berger to Offer 25 Dollar Prize for Hotel Name
Charles Berger plans to open a new hotel on Gold Street, former Imperial hotel site, offering a $25 prize for the best name. He will modernize the building with a gentlemen's grill room, ladies dining room, private dining rooms, new bar, and remodeled stairways. Opening is targeted for September 1 under a 10 year lease.
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Charles Berger
Gold Street
Imperial Hotel
Berger
Star Laundry
John Hourigan
William Zepp
Owl Hotel
Hourigan
Primary list enrollment must be in writing says attorney general
Hartford July 30 The attorney general John H Light issued an opinion replying to a Bridgeport request on whether a voter registering on a primary list must file a written application. The answer is yes registrars must require written or printed party enrollment applications and deny street and number details on the public record.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Hartford
Conn
John H
Representatve
Lynn W. Wilson
Bridgeport
Attorney Generals
Diaphanous Skirt Distracts Westport Players At Ball Game
Westport contested a game against St James of Bridgeport as spectators watched a summer fashion reveal near third base. A white silhouette skirt and Panama hat drew the players’ eyes, letting several visiting runners score before Dr. J. H. McArdle moved the distraction seating. The late sun and the crowd’s groans marked the defeat.
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Westport
J. H. McArdle
Westport Baseball Club
McArdle
Christie
Old Town
St James Club
Bridgeport
Dr. McArdle
Westporta
License Granted to Stratford Inn
County commissioners granted Walter Stapleton a hotel liquor license for the Stratford Inn after a remonstrance hearing. Opponents including Rev. B C Carpenter of Stratford M B Church protested. former operator Dudley J Stafford was licensee before his license was revoked for after hours sale. Remonstrants said they will appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stapleton
Stratford Inn
Stratford
Rev
B. C. Carpenter
Stratford M. B. Church
Dudley J. Stafford
Stafford
Maloney Held Over Parcel Post Theft in Bridgeport
John Maloney, a former East Bridgeport malt wagon driver, was jailed in Bridgeport on federal charges of robbing parcel post matter. Investigators say thefts extended long, with numerous inspectors detained as leak origins pursued. Maloney, arrested yesterday, was moved to New Haven for federal action and faces charges including theft of a gold watch and a diamond ring valued at about $100.
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New Haver
Tuly
Jobo Maroney
Bridgeport
United
Wright
Hamy
Maloney
Bridge
R Yeaterday
Wwe Post Office
Afmaloney
John Maloney
New Haven
United States
Parte
Dh. Colvin
Edwin Hurley
Tiny Iten
East Bridgeport
Alee
Water Street
Eleasee
Patrolman Shoots Mad Dog On Main Street Chase
Patrolman on traffic duty at Main and State streets fired at a mad dog that lunged toward him and charged pedestrians on Sout Main Street yesterday. The animal collapsed after the shot, foam seen at its mouth, no bites recorded though several pedestrians narrowly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seerr
Hysterical Woman Taken to Hospitals
Eva Jaid a 22 year old woman was removed from a residence at Main street and South avenue last night by Dr. McDonald of the emergency staff. She was diagnosed with violent hysteria and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Eva Jaid
Main Street
South Avenue
McDonald
Ceremory
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Simsbury Statesman
MR. Paige
Mamriagh Lichnse
Kilpatrick & Hotz
Lakeview Meat Supply
Pembroke St
Warner Real Estate
Parcs
Mad Dog
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