Waves of War News From Europe and Beyond
A crowded bulletin reports on Austria and Serbia relations, Hungary’s grain seizure plan, and France considering calls for heavy men. Italy orders correspondents away while Paris notes officials touring Rheims Cathedral. Updates from Venice to Denmark and Russia cover trade, imprisonments, air raid fears, and munitions drives.
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Austria
Eae Peeter
Paghitch Correscents
Italy
Serta
Serbia
Ehiteh
Rumania
Great Sachems Elect Robert Price as President
Meriden figures elected at a Saturday gathering of the Past Sachems' association of the Improved Order of Edmen. From the event at Tre Selection of Offi Pany RSeevee and New Haven, Price was chosen president with a slate including a vice president and other officers.
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Robert ©. Price
Meriden
Wefrisen
Improved Order
Edmen
Offi- Pany
New Haven
Aed
Bridgeport Officials Named In Local Meeting List
The lineup included Secretary William Saunders of Waterbury and Treasurer O. S. Pulver of New Haven. Bridgeport attendees included E T Buckingham B B Plumley George A Fairchild Frank A Cantwell W G Goddard and George H Lee. Custom $16 Suit Sale LYPORD and others advertised on East Side and West End pages.
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William Saunders
Waterbury
O. S. Pulver
New Haven
E.T. Buckingham
B. B. Plumiey
George A. Fairchild
Frank A. Cantwell
W. G. Goddard
George H. Lee
Lypord
Captain McLean Probes Annapolis Exam Frauds
Captain Ridley McLean, judge advocate general of the U S Navy, has investigated alleged cheating at the Annapolis Naval Academy. Seven midshipmen were dismissed for stealing examination papers amid involvement by several prominent families.
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McLean
Annapolis
Annapolis Naval Academy
United States Navy
Ridley Mclean
Wesleyan Grants Degrees in 1920 Commencement
Wesleyan University conferred ninety degrees at Middletown on June 21 including sixty nine bachelor of arts and fourteen master of arts in course seven honorary. Honorary awards went to Rev Dr Charles R Brown Yale and Wesleyan Prof William North Rice among others. A new 150000 dormitory broke ground as graduates plowed the land.
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Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Charles R Brown
Yale School of Religion
William North Rice
Wesleyan
Edgar Blake
Chicago
Charles P. Tinker
New York
Irving S. Haynes
Archibald E. Harte
India
An. M. C
Germany
Charles D Marcy
Boston
William V. Kelly
Addison L. Greene
Holyoke
Mass
George L. Peypek
Scranton
Charles R. Brown
Summer Capital Opens as Wilson Heads to Cornish
Preparations for the summer White House at Cornish New Hampshire began as servants and motor cars moved into place. President Wilson planned to travel via New York to visit Col. E M House, a close friend recently back from Europe.
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Washington
White House
Cornish
N. H
Wilson
New York
Col. E. M House
Europe
William H Rand former head of Rand McNally dies in New Canaan
William H Rand longtime head of Rand McNally & Co died at his daughter Mrs Henry W Chappell residence in New Canaan Conn He was born May 2 1828 in Quincy Mass and helped found the firm after partnering with Andrew McNally He aided the Linotype project and supported Chicago charities and churches He is survived by five children and five siblings noted for philanthropy and public service.
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New Canaan
Conn
wWilliam H. Rand
Rand, McNally & Co
Henry W. Chappell
William H.rand
Quincy
Mass
John Rand
Franklin and
George
Rand, Avery & Co
Boston
California
Cape Horn
Shane
John A. Lewis
Los Angeles
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newboys Home
Chicago Training School
Commercial Club of
Brooks
Charles E. Rand
Otto T. Freer
Charles B. Springer
William Rand, Jr
New York
Volcano Eruption Triggers Sea Turmoil Near Japan
Reports from Yokohama describe a marine volcanic eruption south of Japan on June 19 at 8:20 AM about 70 miles southeast of Hachise Island. A pillar of fire and red boiling seas followed rocks and lava into the ocean while steamers rode tidal waves. a strong earthquake in central Japan caused house damage but no deaths.
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Tokio
Japan
Yokohama
Fatsizie
Hachise Island
Judge Miller Receives Brass Clock Before Wedding
City officials presented Judge Paul L. Miller of the probate court with a brass and glass French clock on the eve of his marriage to Miss Helen Capers at Milford. Mayor Wilson officiated and praised the gift as a token of friendship. The judge pledged to cherish the remembrance. Also noted are three nephews of Pope Benedict serving with the Italian army.
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Paul L. Miller
Helen Capers
Milford
Wilson
Miller
Pope Benedict
Aged Woman Breaks Both Arms In Fall From Second Floor
Mrs. William Gecklar a 73 year old resident of 115 Colorado avenue fell from a second story while hanging laundry sustaining two broken arms severe contusions and shock. Though ambulance surgeon Beaudry set fractures she chose to stay under her family physician care and her condition remains critical due to age.
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William Gecklar
Colorado Avenue
Beaudry
Advertising Men of World Gather in Big Meeting
Delegates from every state and abroad attend the 11th annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in Chicago from today to Friday. William Woodhead of San Francisco presides. A monster pageant with 8,000 marchers, 150 floats, and 20 brass bands will cost over 100000. Education leaders predict broader advertising courses in high schools, colleges, and Y M C A programs within five years, with 26 top schools already offering advertising curricula. Frank Leroy Blanchard notes ongoing expansion in ad education.
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Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
William Woodhead
San Francisco
Association
Llewellyn E. Pratt
New York City
Pratt
Frank Leroy Blanchard
Educational Committee
Anniversary Mass For Rev. William H. Lynch
Parishioners attend the second anniversary mass for Rev. William H. Lynch, former pastor of St. Charles church, held at 7 30 this morning. Rev. P J McGivney, current pastor, celebrated the service.
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William H. Lynch
St. Charles’ Church
P. J. McGivney
Harbor Happenings on Stratford Avenue Bridge Alarm
A small fire started by a cigarette on the Stratford avenue bridge east of its center was extinguished with water buckets and no fire apparatus was sent. Tug Clarence Blakeslee and a towed boat clipped the bridge fender yesterday, shifting it about two feet. The schooner Henry 4. Chamberlain sailed to South Amboy N J for coal and then on to Fredericksburgh N S. Burton Brooks reports a burglar entered his Carroll avenue home and stole 17 dollars from a young lady. The Fourth Avenue subway in Brooklyn opened officially, part of the New Municipal Railway Corporation, with total cost listed at 25 000 000.
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Stratford Avenue
Clarence Blakeslee
New Haven Trap Rock
Henry 4
Chamber
Burritt Lumber Co
South Amboy
WN. J
Fredericksburgh
N.S
Burton Brooks
Carroll Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
New Municipal Railway Corporation
Dr Winship to address City Normal graduates at Warnerhall
D Albert Winship editor of the Journal of Education Boston will speak at the City Normal school's graduation this evening in Warnerhall. Eighteen graduates will receive diplomas proving teaching qualifications for Bridgeport schools. The program includes music and an address by Winship, with diplomas presented by Dr Charles W Deane.
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D. Albert Winship
Journal of Education of
Boston
Mess
City Normal School
Warnerhall
Bridgeport
Waldmeister
Probert EH. Winship
Journal of “Education
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Trio
Srerse
Charles W. Deane
Cowan
Mienes
Marjorie Conklin Allen
Ezva Wildred Bunnell
Josephine Evangeline Conklin
Mary Harriet Pennell
Catherine Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Mary Joséphine Flynn
Susan Birh Gallagher
Pearl Magdalene Hamilton
Alice Marie Harrigan
Katherine Ellis Hill
Christine Bessie Howe
Louise Lucilie Course
Annia Aleen MacNamara
Gertrude Miller
Helet Irene Wanstrom
Natalie Lora Rosen
Paret Jair Whelan
Freda Caroline Wiermer
Southport pupil sets high school record at Staples
Westport reports Miss Elizabeth Corcoran of Southport graduates with the highest four year average in Staples High School history. Her 97 average includes mostly 98s and 100s across subjects, impressing teachers and the principal. Ten Fairfield town students join her in the 1915 class as caps and gowns are prepared.
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Elizabeth Corcoran
Westport
Staples
Southport
Corcoran
Thomas Corcoran
King's Highway
Fairfield
Sherman Chilés
Florence Reilly
William Ped Belen Kinzella
Ida von Holts
Keith Nichols
John Dunham
Anne Perniss
Alice Bulkley
Margaret Coycoran
Staples High School
German Expert Visits Sultan in Constantinople
Professor Jato Adolf Israel, a noted German specialist, is at the bedalik of Sultan Mehemed in Constantinople per Tageblatt. Commissioned by the Turkish embassy, he arrived June 61 and stays at the Yildiz Kiosk through late next week as a guest and adviser to the Sultan.
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Berlin
Jato Adolf Israel
Bedalik
Sultan Mehemed
Constantifiepid
Israel
Yildiz
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