Italian Counsel Complains of Discrimination
Special from United Press. Buffalo January 14. Committes of nine to review election of sees for coming year will report to General Pension this evening. Prominent president cites sections on children and state private charities. Charlies W. Biertwell of Lhire argues discrimination follows immigrants after state charity boards. Debate over juvenile court law, wages, and tenement conditions for small towns.
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Buffalo
Sipe
Charlies W. Biertwell
Lhire
National Bureau of Charities
Annual Meeting of S. S. Union Tonight
Sunday School Union holds its annual meeting tonight with members gathering to discuss programs and upcoming activities. The event outlines plans for the year and reports on past efforts by the organization.
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S. S. Union
Roaches Run Rampant at Home Promotes Powder Cure
Advertises Gyrus Roach Powder as a harmless, effective solution for roaches. Claims many housewives tolerate infestation but struggle with removal. Powder purportedly terminates roaches and is sold at 35 cents per pound.
Weston Walk Across America Progress Report
Edward Payson Weston continues his 100 day trek from New York to San Francisco in his seventy first year. The route covers 4300 miles with stops including Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Agate Nunn Granger Hanna Granger Wyoming. Weather delays and theft risks slow progress. Weston notes food scarcity and weapon worries as he nears agricultural regions seeking sustenance. He reports an electric storm hindering departure from Granger.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Youngs
Toledo
Chicago
Tne
Lincoln
Hanna
Wyo
Granger
Edward Payson Weston
The
New York Times
American writers wed in London in June ceremony
Roy W. Howard United Press general news manager married Margaret Rohe in St George's today. Rohe, a New York writer, came to London on assignment for a New York magazine. Howard arrived aboard the Celtic yesterday and both plan to return to New York in late July.
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United Press
London
Roy W. Howard
St. George's
Margaret Rohe
New York
Blanchard Buys Youngs Lunch Co In Bridgeport Deal
H Blanchard long associated with Curtis Blanchard in Capitol lunch ventures has taken possession of the Youngs Lunch Co on Fairfield avenue Bridgeport. He vows to give residents the best service possible. Curtis Blanchard previously ran the Poli building restaurant now operated by Carl Schmidt.
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H. Blanchard
Curtis Blanchard
Capitol
New York City
Fairfield Avenue
Elmer S. Youngs
The
Youngs Land Co
Blanchard
Bridgeport
Carl Schmidt
Poli
Alien Convicts to be Deported from State Prisons
Albany June 14. C V Collins state prison superintendent reports a census showing 990 alien convicts in state prisons. Of these 319 were felons within three years after arrival, making them eligible for deportation under law. Collins will notify the Department of Commerce and Labor in Washington of findings.
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Albany
C. V. Collins
State Prison Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Collins
Graduation Hymn for Bridgeport High Class of 1909
Miss Cornelia Sterrett Penfield supplies verses accepted by Bridgeport High School’s literary committee for the 1909 graduation. Music by Miss Eleanor Lewis accompanies the hymn. The text speaks of farewell, memory, guidance, and a hopeful, heavenly path as students depart toward the future.
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Cornelia Sterrett Penfield
Bridgeport High School
Eleanor Lewis
June
Pacifics march to Newark for large East parade
The Pacifics, 118 strong, left this morning at 6:24 on the Newark-bound train to join one of the Easts biggest filemen's parades this afternoon. Wheeler & Wilson band accompanies. firemen wear gun metal badges bearing Foreman John W. Eckel's likeness on red shirts. John Harer, 12, committed to County Home after Humane Society testimony about alleged inhuman treatment. Kraisell Baske, six, bitten by his father's coach dog. 15 stitches required. father not blaming the dog.
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Pacifics
Newark
East
Wheeler & Wilson
John W. Eckel
Bridgeport
John Harer
Annie Maryo
Hallett Street
E P. Nobbs
Humane Society
E. O. Hull
Hungarians Gate Stabbing Suspect in Naugatuck
James Draibacs of Union City is in critical condition from a stab wound to the left breast. Michael Kiue, a Hungarian, is under arrest on charges of stabbing. A mob of Hungarian friends gathered, bombarding the boardinghouse with stones and surrounding the jail as Kiue was taken into custody.
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Naugatuck
Conn
James Draibacs
Union City
Michael Kiue
Kiue
Draibacs
Schmitt
Murphy
Kiev
Black Hand King Who Resembles Taft
New York June 14 Vincenzo Stabato alias Giovanni Rossi hailed as king of the Black Hand was sent to the Tombs for forty eight hours by Magistrate Corrigan on a Connecticut fugitive affidavit. Detective Dennehy and Lagrua had tracked him after a taunting taunt about President Taft. He resisted at James and Oak streets but was knocked out, later linked to a 1902 Sing Sing sentence for a physician robbery and charged in New Haven for a September shooting. The item closes with local ads for Nauratuck Ice Co. and a Bridgeport pen shop.
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New York
Vincenzo Stabbato
Giovanni Rossi
Jerry Dennehy
Police
New Haven
Corrigan
Tombs
Connecticut
Dennehy
Vincenzo
King of the Black Hand
Italy
Presi T Taft
Michael Lagrua
Central Office
James and
Oak Streets
Lagrua
Lagrna
Bonnell
Petrosino
Sing Sing
Justice Newburger
East Thirteenth Street
Philadelphia
Giuseppe Tucasco
Leading Milliners Offer Summer Millinery Stock
EH Dillon and Co at 1105 Main St display a large stock of white hats including White Chip and Leghorn hats, hair braid hats, Tuscan braids, and side roll hats. An extensive line of white trimmings such as flowers, ostrich plumes, and aigrette effects is shown, with white ribbons in moire, taffeta and satin.
Shore Acres at Poli's Stars Ince And Allison
Pol's presents James A Herne drama Shore Acres with John Ince as Nathaniel Berry and Patty Allison as Dorothy Berry. Stephen Davis and the Esposito children lead a strong supporting cast in a highly staged production featuring a lighthouse scene and a realistic turkey and cranberry stage dinner through the week.
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James A. Hern
Shore Acres
America
Pol
John Ince
Nathaniel Berry
Herne
Ince
Patty Allison
Dorothy Berry
Stephen Davis
Esposit
Poll's
Poli's
Martin
Ann Berry
James A. Herne
Poli
Smiths Theatre to Open All Summer in Bridgeport
Smiths theatre will stay open through the summer with Ira W. Jackson renting to Bostock and Hennessy who take over today. The new managers forecast large attendance, citing cool theatre, low ten cent seats, and a strong line of vaudeville acts and moving pictures including Lake and Sorge The Actor and theater. The opening bill features four vaudeville acts and four reels. Colds treated with Foley's Honey and Tar advised by local agent F B Brill.
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Lake and Sorge
Keith and Proctor
126Th Street Theatre
New York
Russell
Reid
Catlin
Vaughn
Patterson
Jas
J. Jeffries
Deaths and Funerals of Michael Jablonski at Middletown
Michael Jablonski a skilled blacksmith long employed by Blue Ribbon Garage died at Middletown after days of refusing to eat amid belief enemies poisoned him. Survived by widow four children and five brothers Thomas Peter Vincent and William all in the city. Remains received by Funeral Director Gannon. Scott threatened self harm prompting guards and keepers during ward shocks two stages lasting one then two seconds.
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Michael Jablonski
Blue Ribbon
Middletown
Lakeview
Thomas
Peter
Vincent
William Jablonski
Gannon
Scott
Gov Haskell Retracts Libel Suit Withdrawn
Oklahoma City June 14 Attorney W D Cardwell is satisfied with Gov Haskell's disclaimer of retrac tion and will not prosecute his charge of criminal libel. The hearing was to come up in the county court today. The case arose from a report in the New State Tribune that Cardwell was an ex convict. The committee failed to report, the case was set for trial, and the committee has now made a withdrawal from the matter.
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Oklahoma City
W. D. Cardwell
Cc. N. Haskell
Haskell
New State Tribune
Muskogee
Cardwell
Jesse J. Dunn
Lee Cruce
R. EB Stafford
the Oklahoman
King and Queen Dive for Throngs at Steeplechase Island
Opening day of the fifth season at Steeplechase Island featured the diving horses King and Queen. Crowds applauded as King bowled off the chute and plunged 50 feet, with Queen performing a graceful second dive. Shows run twice daily and tonight under electric lights. season passes honored at gate.
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Edward Seguin
King
Bridge Gate
Woman pulpeteer to marry minister in Atlantic City
Atlantic City June 14 The Rev Emma E Nutter the only woman pulpeteer in New Jersey has fallen to Cupid and announced her coming marriage to Rev J L Cairns of Osborneville New Jersey The couple will reside in Atlantic City where she has led a Four Ward congregation for six years She says the marriage will not interrupt her work and Cairns may become her assistant pastor A supper for the Girls Club at the South church is planned for tomorrow evening with hopes of a large turnout.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Emma E. Nutter
New Jersey
Cupid
Bcards
J. L. Cairns
Osborneville
People’s Methodist Protestant Church
Fourth Ward
Cairns
What Is Eczema A Blood Purifier Ad
An old ad argues eczema and related skin conditions are blood diseases not skin only. It promotes Dr Taylor's Blood Purifier and germicide ointment to draw poison to the surface, claim permanent cures, and invites readers to mail for a booklet. Sold by Jennie Bridgeport Pharmacy in Philadelphia and first class druggists.
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Taylor
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Jennie Bridgeport
Tribute to Founder of Holy Name Society in New York
Tribute to Stephen Therry founder of the Holy Name Society died at home Saturday. Mass at Church of St John the Evangelist on Fifty fifth Street and First Avenue featured Rev John J Dunn diocesan director. 355 attended Holy Name Society and Knights of Columbus members received monthly communion. Also reports two traffic incidents: Conductor Arthur Seltsam escaped injury after a fast moving auto swept him from a running board near Washington Bridge. another collision near Platts Mill left a passenger unknown and driver fled.
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New York
Stephen Therry
Holy Name Society
Church of
St. John, the Evangelist
Fifty-fifth Street
First Avenue
John J. Dunn
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Knights of Columbus
Father Dunn
Therry
Arthur Seltsam
Connecticut
Koonchaug Inn
Washington Bridge
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Kline
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Cee & Word
Blanchard Buys Youngs Lunch CO
B.H.S
Ornelia Sterrett
Taft
Nauratuck Valley Ice Company
Main Street
Jackson's Book Shop
Dillon & GO
Main St
E. H. Dillon & CO
Dillon's
Foley
F. B. Brill
Gov. Haskell
Smith-Murray CO
Hamburg
Sam Harris
Office & Libracy
Water Street
Dmonstratin
Aly
National Butter CO
Crown Dental
Douglas
Frank A. Lawrence
Hartford
Bridge
Plattt’s Mill
Waterbury
A. Elwood & Son, Inc
John Street
Hardie
Northampton
Bil Yateom
Bristols
Orstors
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