Yost Athletes Win Many Prizes at Remington Event
The Remington Typewriter Company hosted a day of track events at its Syracuse plant featuring the Yost team from Bridgeport. Le Norris won the 29 yard dash, hurdles, and high jump. Loveday took dash honors and a relay medal. Gold service pins were awarded for long service. Remington athletic prizes totaled 250 and several workers received years of service awards. The team traveled from Bridgeport to New York for the event and returned that evening, with dinner at the Remington Country Club House.
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Hairdies
Brand
Bridgeport
F. A. W. Armatrons
CW. Bur- Rees
Diwbity
Tabinwin
Johnein
W. E. McKenner
Ctarrie
H.W Loveday
T. E Heenan
John Rybacker
James Spann
Edward Reltis
Marie Norris
Loveday
Withkn Carter
Wiilar Norkheimer
Hurmid Dabec
Frank McCormick
Harry
Minn
Remington
Putnam Farniched Muale
Thomas Bre- Cann
Rimploves
Monarth Facineinn
Syracuse
Vhce
Seaman
CW. Foerapas
Mr. Craddy
F. A.W. Accestrons
G. Supplee
Low
Hescack
Strikers Return to Work Amid Scarcity of Helpers
Strikers return to work but report no helpers available as fatigue and confusion grip the city. The strike wanes with many workers still unwilling to cross picket lines while the recent death of Prosecutor Michael Dunn’s wife casts a somber tone over local affairs. Miss Eitenbel’s Garter Fisan cee of the Industrial Workers is indicted for not meeting strict demands, a case slated to come up soon.
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Wee
Michael Dunn
Japs Sound Gotham On Alien Land Law
New York June 2 The Japanese visitors, including Mr Okazaki a member of the Japanese parliament, arrived in New York amid debate on civil ownership and the alien land law. He will meet representatives of Japanese communities and deliver remarks as part of a ceremonial visit. Others accompanying him are expected to proceed to New York from various points in the United States on their official errand.
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Gotham
New York
Sire Okashi
Middle
Okazaki
Olezaki
Tratm J. Soveda
United States
Fram Rarton
Auto Driven Vehicle Kills Boy in New Haven
A high school senior named Brock is suspected to have struck and killed Carl Rugstern on a street last Thursday. Police search for the driver while the coroner investigates the fatal incident as other youths were reportedly nearby.
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New Haven
Carl Rugstern
M Street
Auye
Tota
Brock
Mmtleman
Mamden
Wat Nweon
Reymond Brock
Batare
Young
Reet JR
Wilson Reads His Currency Message And Appeals For Revision
President Wilson addressed Congress in a joint session urging immediate action to revise banking and tariff laws to aid business. He pressed members to set aside personal interests, support reform of the monetary system, and welcomed a unified push for currency legislation.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Tld
Besis
la Bist Jm
Wilaon
Tremont Hotel to Commission Hear Remonstrance on Penn Road Transfer
Albany June 23 An investigation into the wreck of a Pennsylvania railroad excursion train at Cuylerville left 50 injured. Rochester reports said all three dozen injured are doing well. Pennsylvania agent J D Haynes cited a broken bolt on the tender as the likely cause and dismissed tie rot rumors. The Tremont hotel transfer hearing on State Street faces opposition from Angus McKensie who filed a remonstrance amid declining business and rival saloon pressure. A county hearing is set for next Thursday before the commissioners.
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Lower State Street
Angus McKensie
John Weldon
Jack
New York
Albany
Pannevivenia
Cirleyrills
Public Service
Prada
Gooke-aigerer
Livingston County
Rochester
Cuylerville
Pennsylvania Railroad
J.D. Haynes
Trinity Class Day Exercises at Trinity College Hartford
Trinity College held class day exercises on campus with the Fellows of the Corporation and Tripod association meeting beforehand. The Tripod publication comes under corporate management with capitalization details, gold trophies were awarded to several players, and seniors and alumni joined reunions and socials as the day began.
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Hartford
Northam Tower
Trinity College
Corporation
Tripod Association
Trinity
Tripoa
John B. Moore
Charles H. Collett
A. J. UcHeurax
Jewett City
Conn
Harvey B. Warner
Samuel B Byison
Albany
N. T
Kenneth B Case
West Hartford
Alien B. Cook
Kew
York City
Adtine
Easton
Mad
T. G. Brown
Norwich
S. Swift
Jona Oh Moore
Geneva
Allan B Conk
Yonkers
L & Adkins
Cnes
BH Binson
Barber Jr
C. H. Collett
Dover
N. Hy
Clase
Twenty Divorces to Be Heard Tomorrow
The superior court will hear twenty divorce cases tomorrow as part of clearing the docket before the summer recess. The session is expected to run through the morning and possibly into the afternoon, addressing a full day of dissolution actions.
Summer Schedule Changes on New Haven Road
The summer timetable for New Haven Road takes effect today with several train time adjustments. Eastbound services via Waterbury to Hartford shift earlier and later times, while westbound departures from 8:50 to 8:51 a.m. and 3:25 p.m. are altered or abandoned, affecting midday and evening runs.
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New Haven Road
Tsins
Bridgeport
New Haven
East Board
Gartford
Waterbury
Hareford
Two Cops Cleared by Acting Police Chief in Broad Street Probe
Martin Gottschalk and Robert Bea, patrolmen of the headquarters squad, were summoned before Acting Superintendent George Arnold after a Broad Street resident complained they did not arrest a woman who allegedly annoyed him last week. The investigation reportedly vindicated the officers. Gottschalk, appointed in 1905, has a solid reputation, while Egan, a new appointee, is well regarded in the department.
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Martin Gottschalk
Robert Bea
Department of Police
George Arnold
Broad Street
Tha Palmer
Gottschalk
Egan
Autos and Teams Wait for Harvest Hands at Depot
Twenty one automobiles and twenty one teams waited at the depot for harvest hands, but arrivals were late. The county needed 380 more harvest hands, yet few are coming to fill the demand.
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Pratt Ke
Tran
Shepherd in critical condition after Fairfield crash
John B. Shepherd, 25, Meigs & Co. salesman, and several others were injured when a Studebaker collided with a Pierce Arrow near Church corner Fairfield Avenue. Shepherd remains unconscious with possible skull fracture and brain concussion. George Pinzillo and Maurice Birdensr driven. Miss Marjorie Winant and Garrett Winant involved. Driver Birdener held on bail. investigation continues.
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John B. Shepherd
Meigs & Co
Lulla B. Shepherd
Norman Street
Galen Hospital
Myrtle Avenue
Fairfield
Shepherd
Gordon Williams
Daniel Williams
Nellie Williams
George McCormack
McCormack
Dantel Williams
Ccar
Studebaker
Compo Beach
Church Corner
Fairfeld
Fairfield Avenue
Pierce Arrow
Garrett E. Winant
New York
George Pinzillo
W. 144Th Street
Marjorie Winant
Maurice Birdensr
Williams
Winant
Den
Pierce
Gordon Willams
Daniel
Rourke & Rourke
Dan Williams
Mills’ Gatazs
Galen
Shepperd
Birdener
George Smith
Rich miserly woman dies in want at 75 in San Diego
Anna Lerson, 75, died alone in a small room in San Diego after living frugally on cans and tobacco. Despite $14,000 in banks and property in Kansas City and Denver, she was found dead by the room’s proprietor who believes she had been dead about two days. No known relatives. Emma Brother of Altona Illinois notified.
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An Diego
Cal
Kansas City
Denver
Anna Lerson
Cig
Tooming
Ste
Fler
Emma Broher
Altona
Ills
Chicago's Aged Printer Dies At 86
Frederick William Brookes, a New York immigrant who arrived by special train, died in Chicago at age 86. He was among the citys first printers and served at the Chicago Democrat, the final newspaper to operate on the Chicago press.
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Chicago
Frederick William Brookes
New York
Chicago Democrat
Bridgeporters on Cruise Aboard Gunboat Machias
About thirty members of the Third Division Connecticut Naval Reserve from Bridgeport joined the First Division in New Haven to sail the Gunboat Machias. They practiced longitude and latitude drills, man overboard procedures, and other exercises off the coast. A shore visit to Fisher's Island included entertainment by the local medical corps and militia, with officers receiving honors. A buoy signaling a man was recovered within three minutes, and the unit returned to Bridgeport Sunday evening in high spirits.
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Bridgeport
Legacy left by Seymour resident Wooster to town and heirs
Under the will of the late Charles B Wooster retired carriage manufacturer and public official of Seymour the estate valued about 109000. Mrs Jessie Sherwood and John G Bassett receive 8000 each. Many charitable and public bequests noted and the residuary legacy goes to the town of Seymour for maintenance of a public library.
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Charles B. Wooster
Seymour
Jessie Sherwood
John G. Bassett
Million IR Gold Arrives From Nome
A million dollars in gold, the first Nome shipment of the year, reached Seattle on the steamers Senator and Storts, completing their initial voyage of the season. Six-figure sum marks early Alaska gold flow, reflecting renewed mining activity and coastal trade.
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Seattle
Wash
Nome
Alaska
Horseman killed thrown from wagon in Connecticut
Bethlehem Connecticut June 22 Chanel Zudetanpic of Waterbury was killed when thrown from a wagon after his horse bolted. A brother in law was also thrown but unharmed. The men had been visiting. Zudetanpic leaves a widow.
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Bethlehem
Conn
Chanel Zudetanpic
Waterbury
Beine
Zudetanpic
W. W. Members Pinched For Incendiary Speeches
Eighteen men alleged to be members of the Industrial Workers of the World were jailed in Omaha on June 23 for incendiary speeches and disturbing the peace at a downtown market area. A large crowd watched the arrests but no one interfered with police.
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Omaha
Industrial Workers of the World
Driver Cleared in Fatal Crash Faces Fine in Orange Court
New Haven June 23 Frank Sherones of Waterbury was exonerated from criminal responsibility in a West Haven killing. He was not prosecuted on any charge other than operating an automobile without a license. The Orange town court imposed a 325 dollar fine plus costs.
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New Haven
Frank Sherones
Sf Waterbury
Alice Fritz
West Haven
Orange Town
Escaped Convicts Nabbed Near Ossining Prison
In Ossining New York on June 23 Maurice S cufford and William Forbes two trusties who escaped Sing Bing prison last night were captured early today within two and a half miles of the prison walls. They hid in the village all night then at daybreak resumed their flight along a busy road. A bicycle patrol spotted them and soon they were surrounded and taken into custody. Both men bore briar scratches and expressed relief at returning to the prison.
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Ossining
Maurice Scufford
William Forbes
Sing Bing
Sufi militant attempt to wreck London Plymouth train
A suspected militant suffragette attempted to wreck an express train from London to Plymouth in a tunnel near Devonport. A motor man found heavy sleepers between the rails after a contact, sleepers removed, and the train resumed without mishap.
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London
Whst
Plymouth
Devonport
London Southwestern Railway
City bans mulberry trees to curb skirt despoiling
Manhattan June. City commissioners approved an ordinance ordering all mulberry trees removed and burned after women complained ripe fruit from the trees spoiled their skirts. The measure targets curbside trees to protect modesty and public street appearance.
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Manhattan
Kee
Coroner Phelan Calls High New Haven Officials to Stand
Coroner John J. Phelan resumed the Stamford wreck inquiry in the County Court house at 3 20 pm. Officials present included J Bardo general manager New Haven system C Woodward general superintendent C A Joy general brake inspector J A Diroege superintendent Shore Line Division Charles J Doherty and his bondsman John H Dillon. Joy testified about 25 years in railroading and his duties including air brakes while other witnesses struggled with exact inspections and purchases. The hearing debated inspection rules and whether prior inspections could have revealed engine or car deficiencies that day.
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Stamford
John J. Phelan
County Court House
J. Bardo
New Haven
C. . Woodward
C. A. Joy
J. A. Diroege
Shore Line
Chas. J. Doherty
John H. Dillon
New Haver
CT Joy
Joy
Centerdaie
Borton
Monty Clarkson Dies After Long Illness at 51
Mountfort Clarkson longtime Bridgeport Adams Express driver died at Bridgeport Hospital after heart disease followed by an appendectomy. Born in Black Rock he was known for kindness to children, horses, and dogs. Survived by sister Jona Clarkson and sisters Julia and Caroline.
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Mountfort Clarkson
Bridgeport
Adams Express Company
Monty” Clarkson
Fairfield Avenue
Black Rock
Monty” Clirkson
United Sates Express Company
U. S
Monty” Starkson
Adams Company
Astilinese
Ha Ts
Jona Clarkson
Julia
Caroline
Pacifics and Southport Firemen Parade Tomorrow Morning
The Southport Fire Department with Norwalk drum corps will arrive in the city early tomorrow, leaving Southport at 9 o clock and heading to Pacifics headquarters. At 9 o clock the Pacifics with the Wheeler and Wilson band and Southporters with their arm corps will march from Bulls Head along Main Street to the center for a short parade before the train leaves at 9 20 for the Volunteer Firemen celebration in Milford. All Pacifics members with uniforms and equipment must report to headquarters this evening.
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Southport
Norwalk
Pacifics
Harp
Pacifica
Wheeler & Wilson
Southporters
Bulls Head
Main Street
Watr
Mutford
Perifics
M Loughlin Wins Big Match Abroad at Wimbledon
Ban Franciscn player M Loughlin defeats Hy Roper Bartech in the first round of the Taveiles Laws Tennis Champion. Beare records show scores 4 28 14 2 Bt.
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Wimbledon
Mbartee McLoughlin
Ban Franciscn
Hy Roper Bartech Ty
Gehe Yo
Beare
Judge Severe on Embezzlers
Boston, June 23. Judge Mirton sentenced Postmaster Robert Brepton and others to prison for embezzlement. Three defendants received terms ranging up to two years in jail for fraud involving forged orders and missing funds totaling $2,358. Lin stole $75 from the mail.
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Boston
Macovre
Rentesom
Momer
Fendy
Amd
Lmimenor
Lins
Weather Indications for New Haven and Surrounding Areas
Cloudy skies increase tonight with light snowfall early morning in parts of Connecticut. North central and southeastern regions expect fair conditions by morning. The south coast endures heavy rain and potential flooding with over an inch of rainfall in several counties. Temperatures trend lower eastward inland over northern districts.
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Jony
Morecam
Connecticut
Ollawns
Cinrticusters
North Central
Esuth
Pertti
Eastern Star Delegation in New Haven Sees Funeral of Patriach
A large delegation from Eastern Star visited New Haven on Saturday for the deflation of a mw ball by the Patriarchs. The event honored Lynn Dew, noted as the life snapapt of the sorps, with 35 in attendance. The ceremony and burial followed for Patrick Farrell of New York, one of the three children of Fetchet in garation.
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New Haven
Iodee
Patriachhs
Tau Dew
Tim Ani
Lynn Dew
Nmbers Jacks
Thre
Trey Gee
Patrick Farrell
New York
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Rasebald
TARES
Kemington
Maree Beidecoort
Gerrice
Secret Service
Clark
Marshall
Mack
Tremont Hotel
Penn
Jack Rose
Bridgeporters
Machias
Connecticut Naval Reserve
W. W
Phelan
Railroad
Woodward
Springfeld
New It
Sew Haven
Curemer
Gunmmnton Minal Y
Askes
Doherty
Wregeard
Derry
Phrian
Berg
Indes of Biks
William H. Batchester
M’loughlin
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