Schools Not Under State Supervision Report
Army aviator reports on conditions affecting schooling and state oversight. Aged district data and officials cited, highlighting gaps in supervision and potential impacts on student services. The article notes administrative concerns and calls for clarity in governance and accountability.
Federals Claim They Can Wreck Majors In Month
Chicago reports James A. Gilmore president of the Federals says the Federal league could cripple the two major leagues within thirty days by signing players who have requested transfers. He cites forty ready to leave but would not specify absorption numbers. Also notes White Sox losses including Beatles Chase and other players, and a separate police incident involving Morlin and Edwards during a car case.
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Edwards lifts own car. chauffeur left in doubt on Congress
Vice-President George C Edwards of International Sliver Co. reports his touring car on Congress Street with engine running. He drove off to the factory without informing his chauffeur Patrick Morin, creating worry and an unresolved travel notice.
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Merlin
Edwaris
George C Edwards
International Sliver Co
Congress Street
Patrick Morin
Stamford Milk Sale Regulation Declared Unconstitutional
Judge Walsh in the common pleas court held Stamford cannot regulate the sale of milk by dealers. The ruling sustained the defendant E J Lounsbury's demurrer in the action by the city of Stamford. Lounsbury had been arrested for selling milk without a license and fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Walsh
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E. J. Lounsbury
Lounsbury
Obituary for Margratta R. Manwaring of Newport
Margratta R. Manwaring aged 80, a former Bridgeport resident now of Newport Rhode Island, died this morning at 76 Sixth Street after weeks of illness believed to be worsened by a hip fracture. Funeral services will be in Newport before burial. William G. Newell funeral held at 25 Liberty Street with Knights Templar rites and local Masons in attendance. pallbearers listed.
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Margratta BR. Manwaring
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William G. Newell
Willam G. Newell
Liberty Street
Clinton Areson
Trinity Church
Charles W. Boylston
Long Hill
Riverside
Conn
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Lakeview Cemetery
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Frederick E. Brown
John Johnston
D. Clifford Hall
John Hedient
Geo. P. Sanborn
Markets Open With Sluggish Trade Amid Decline Fears
New York stocks opened with light, uneven trading as traders faced sell pressure. Lehigh Valley fell sharply while Western Union weakened after an early gain. By noon, demand was poor and prices sagged, with Missouri Pacific and other Gould properties seeing heavy selling amid fears of Mexican mediation failure.
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Short calendar session moved to tomorrow morning
The short calendar session near by governor court will be held in the morning instead of Friday, with the usual day. This section will end because many of the lawyers wish to attend the Yale-Harvard seat rage at New London. There is a docket including divorce cases.
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Yale-Haevard
New London
Detroit Ball Club Vice-President Granted Divorce
New York on June 17 an alienate force was granted here lane Frank R Pos viewpendidie of Detroit Ball Club 18 given divorce in a case citing eminent pie sms.
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New York
Lane Frank R. Pos
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