CHAMP CLARK SILENT ON BRYAN WOOL TARIFF FIGHT
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Champ Clark declining to comment on Bryan's appeal to Democrats or to discuss the Underwood wool tariff revision. Underwood presses for a two thirds Democratic vote to pass a committee bill similar to the Wilson tariff but with raw wool duty reduced. Clark remains cautious, aligned with a small revenue duty on raw wool while supporting only a limited tariff agenda.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Bryan
Underwood
Cauc
Clark
Neot
Aerng
Ways and Mesns
Tobacco Trust to Obey Court Says Counsel
New York June 1 The Department of Justice weighs criminal prosecution of American Tobacco Company defendants amid questions of immunity statute of limitations and compliance with the Supreme Court order. W W Fuller chief counsel says the company will obey the court and undertake business readjustment under Circuit Court direction.
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New York
American Tobacco Company
Department of Justice
Washington
Ehange
Taft
United States Supreme Court
W. W. Fuller
The
Tobacco Company
No. 111
Fifth Avenue
James B. Duke
Fuller
Circuit’ Court of the United States
Southern District of New York
Supreme Court
Winsted to Have Postal Savings Bank
Washington June 1 Postmaster General Hitchinck designates seventy four more second class post offices in eleven states as postal savings depositories effective June 27 They include Winsted Conn Lee and Leamister Mass Also notes a Silver Beach property owners meeting to form the Silver Beach Improvement Association with officers and committees to address street lights and mail service and a June 13 gathering at Sunset View cottage to hear reports and vote on by laws
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Washington
Hitchinck
Savngs
Winsted
Conn
Lee and Leamister
Mass
Silver Beach
Newspaper seeks withdrawal from bid for municipal register
The Morning Telegram, which bid 1.27 a page for printing the municipal register, asks the Printing Committee for permission to withdraw. The Streets and Sidewalks Committee will hold two sessions Friday to review street and building-line matters and consider a public hearing for June on Park Avenue trolley extension via South Avenue to Barnum Dike, following a defeated South Avenue Atlantic Street route proposal by Alderman Garrity.
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Municipal Register
Streets and Sidewalks
Black Rock
Brewster
Grover
Balmford Avenue
Park Avenue
South Avenue
Barnum Dike
Garrity
Atlantic Street
Seminary Purged of Heretics by Presbyterian Assembly
New York June 1 Union Theological Seminary to be reorganized by the Presbyterian general assembly. Directors will demand that all divinity instructors subscribe to essential Presbyterian doctrines, removing those who refuse. The plan aims to end a twenty year dispute and align the seminary with Presbyterian standards.
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New York
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Atlantic City
Divinity School
Presbyterian Church
Francis Brown
Willian A. Brown
Jesus Christ
David Gourley ‘Wylie
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Central Park West
Ninety-sixth Street
Briggs
John F. Carson
Brooklyn
David G. Wylie
William H. Foulkes
Manhattan
B.S. Pélmnar
Comuminn
John RB. Davies
Philadelphi
L. H. Beverance
Cleveland
Harry V. Freeman
Chicago
Elisha H. Perkins
Baltimore
W. E. Settle
Kentucky
Wylie
Presbytery
Union Seminary
New York City
Unitarian Church
Tightwad Attacked Over Refusal to Buy a Drink
Allan Fletcher a middle aged mechanic of Holyoke says a quarrelsome acquaintance struck him with a glass beer mug on his right cheek after he refused to buy a drink. He was picked up by ambulance near Golden Hill and Water Streets and treated at the emergency hospital where Dr Bennett sewed the wound.
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Allan Fletcher
Holyoke
Golden Hill
Water Streets
Bennett
Probate Notes on Mary Whelan Estate Inventory
The probate court records show Mary Whelan's estate with real estate valued at 720 dollars and personal estate valued at 9.66 dollars in the filed inventory.
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Mary
Whelan
Bitulithic vs Wood Block Paving Debate on Barnum Avenue
Editor notes the bid by Warren Brothers Co for Bitulithic paving at $2.49 per square yard on a five inch base, compares with $2.60 base price, and urgesBridgeport Paving Commission to consider Bitulithic due to long term savings. Cites Providence testing and city cost implications. Mentions a Jersey/Providence trend and calls for taxpayer relief. Also notes a Georgia case where four wealthy defendants were acquitted of pebnage charges.
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Sir
Barnum Avenue
Noble
Seaview Avenues
Irm
Warren Brothers Company
Boston
Mass
Tims
Providence
Tee
Providence ‘Tribune
Nsw
Waterman Street
Cooke Street
East River Street
Thayer St
Arnold Street
Barnes
Bridgeport
Stabbing in Greek Race Riot Leaves Victims Critical
Special report from United Bee Derby describes a Memorial Day riot in a Greek quarter after a parade. James H. Grant and Thomas Fe Gahan are in critical condition from stab wounds, with authorities seeking additional injured and arrests.
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United Bee
Vaias Fociadas
Arentas Hagginalan
Hall
James H. Grant
Thomas Fe Gahan
Grant
Quart
Dragging River for Body of Frank Tyrrell
Special from United Press Derby May 21 The body of Frank Tyrrell 26 was not recovered by 1:20 today after a canoe capsize on the Housatonic River opposite Riverside Park. Dragging efforts by several parties continued as Syrait a hotel chef and Joseph Reynolds of Meriden were returning from a canoe trip when their craft capsized.
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United Press
Derby
Hedy Ny ‘Terrell
Housatonic River
Riverside Park
Syrait
Joseph Reynolds
Meriden
Estate of Annie Szseppy Sues Connecticut Co. for Damages
The estate of Annie Szseppy sues Connecticut Co. for 5000 damages over a fatal trolley collision on Main Street. Administrator John Lewkn alleges company negligence caused Szseppy to be struck by a car and killed, with papers filed in civil superior court.
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Annie Szseppy
Sues Connecticut Co
Connecticut Co
John Lewkn
Annie Txeeppt
Main Street
Husband Shoots Wife Then Turns Gun On Himself
A man shoots his wife then turns the weapon on himself in Framingham. The wife dies at hospital after sustaining fatal injuries, moments before midnight. Police report details indicate a domestic dispute preceding the gunfire and ensuing self-inflicted wound.
CHIC EVANS WINS TN BRITISH AMY TEIe
Chic Evans wins in the fourth round of a golf championship in Prestwick, with decisive play by Evans and his rivals in a tight field. The match features notable players Crumymart and Lythem Chub as contenders in a windy, challenging course setting.
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Chic Evans
Amy Teie
Unin Prestwick
Seni
Hip Wong Vans
Chald Pree
Balleeven
Wellah Tithe
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Paris
T. L. Watson & CO
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Hayes Fish CO
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