Bankers Primary On Federal Bank Directors Closed
Washington June 22 Voting for directors of the twelve new federal reserve banks ended yesterday. Committees received belated wallets from member banks and will take days to supply lists of names for voters to elect. Nominees for Class A and B directors will be reported to accredited officials who will convey choices to the selection committee. Three Class B directors per bank will be chosen by the reserve board after the organization is clear. The measure aims to prevent domination by any single group in a region.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Cominites
Ataik
Federal Reserve Bank
Recreserve
Tt Organiza
City Court Cases Set Amid Weather Delays And Warrants
Prosecution requests the holding of Bridgeport and Piissett east ampodatins teams cases tomorrow before Judge Wilder. Weather delays noted for Pittfield team. warrants expected for several Pittfield defendants. Listed defendants include Henry Kerns Jacob Bouton Mute Ene David Tierney Brnm Deniel Renin and Robert Pinsre. A separate breach of the peace fine of 5 dollars was levied for an alleged incident.
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Fun- Gey Tasebell Charsw
Bridgeport
Piissett East Ampodatins
Ty Judes Wilder
Gap
Pittefield
Ttme
Brifeeport
Henry Kerns
Jacob Bouton
Ene
David Tierney
Brnm
Deniel Renin
Robert Pinsre
Hnd Sremtic
Weilett Tremens
Joseph Kean
West Washington Eranee
Tsetirmon
We Street
Cohn
Micholas Vaell
Gede
Greannl
Grenat
Vincent
Mili
State Street
van Siete
G. Drotte
Tulip Street
Sondéay Nicht
Funeral Notice for Thomas Howard Mu Mo and Hillen Ma
In Barnstead New Hampshire 1914 20 years Briands invited to attend the funeral from No 181 Arctic Street Wednesday June 24 at 9 30 pm from Charles church at a m The Eucharistic league one of the home atone Tuesday Interment at St Michael's cemetery Other deaths on page routes.
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Barnstead
N. H
Thomas Howard Mu
Hillen
Briands
Arctic Street
Charles’ Church
St. Michael'n Cemetery
Atp
Local machinists sought for Trenton move notice
Mr. Rocket, formerly of this city, city town, announces a call for machinists and relocation to Trenton New Jersey. The notice seeks qualified workers to join the project and outlines contact details for applicants.
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Rocket
Trenton
N. J
West Ave Grad ers Hustle for Pavement Debate in Bridgeport
City council debates Warrenite vs Amacite paving amid mayoral support for ratifying contracts and using bond funds. The city attorney warns contracts may exceed appropriations, prompting calls to study bids, with Warrenite favored for long term value and speed.
City Attorney comments on Warrenite issue and repairs
William H Comley Jr notes that opinions settle nothing and courts must decide. Commissioner Brown says Warrenite laid on West Avenue is unintended and the council funded macadam repairs but cannot fix with Warrenite where none existed. He doubts further action before the board intervenes.
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William H Comley
William R. Brown
West Avenue
Brick Thrown Breaks Saloon Window in Fairfield
Fairfield June 23 John Schultz is under arrest for breaking a plate glass window in Thomas Noon’s saloon. After being ejected he threw a brick from the street, striking Charles Baiter in the head and injuring Baker with a deep gash. Schultz faces breach of the peace injury to property and intoxication charges.
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Fairfield
John Schultz
Thomas Noon
Schultz
Charles Baiter
Baker
Schwitz
Stratford Marriages and Local Notes Highlight Stratford Events
Rev B C Carpenter united in marriage to Miss Manel A Rogers in Stratford. Miss Rogers, daughter of Charles E, head bookkeeper at Newton J Reed store. Ernest Wilcox, Stratford, member of the Okenuck tribe. Several local visits, school events, and meetings noted. Rebekah lodge whist, seniors’ class day plans, and other community items.
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B. C. Carpenter
Methodist Church
Manel A. Rogers
Charles E. To’ Ernest Wilcox
Stratford
Miss Rogers
Newton J. Reed
Mr. Wilcox
Okenuck Tribe of
Bessis Phillips
North Main Street
Stretford
Mabel Tooley
Girls’ College
Middlebury
Nathan Fr
Middlebrooks
Weet Broad Street
Irene
M. J. O'Connor
St James’ R. C
Charles McElroy
Bridgeport
Board of Finance
Shelton Road
Paradise Green
Columbus Farms
Ruby
Connecticut, Froebel Normal School
Greenfield Hii
Marie Baker
Grace Auford
Vincent Sexton
Title Assum
Igh School
Kelsey
Kutcher
Ernest H. Reed
Wright
Stratford M
Shelton
Obituary for Sister Angela of St Mary’s convent
Sister Angela of St Mary’s convent on Pembroke street died this morning after a long illness. A nun for 30 years, she taught in parochial schools across the state, most recently in Greenwich for several years. Funeral at St Mary’s church on Friday with Rev. John Murphy officiating the solemn Requiem Mass.
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Angela
St. Mary‘s Convent
Pembroke Street
Greenwich
St Mary's Church
John Murphy
Missing Marine Fled While Insane At Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz June 23 Brigadier General Funston reports a missing marine cause alarm. The private Hein richs Thobe had been under observation for mental condition. No mention of capture by Mexican federals.
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Vera Cruz
Funston
Heinrichs Thobe
Catlin Is Deposed As Clerk In City Board Confrontation
The city moved to depose Clerk Catlin as the board debated a new appointment. George M. Baldwin led in the ballot with two votes to Catlin’s one, and Baldwin will assume duties July 1. The board approved a contract with Star Electric for eighteen fire alarm boxes at 375 each, higher than past prices. Commissioner Lynch urged more frequent meetings to improve supervision amid political tensions. Clerk Catlin, in an interview, defended his tenure and said the board should decide if Baldwin takes the post.
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Board of Contract and Supply
Mr. Seeley
Leeds
Catlin
Wilson
Baldwin
Mr. Leeds
George M
Ton. Farmer
Tan
Man Charged With Shooting Held On 82500 Bond
Bristol June Charles Dickan who is alleged to have shot Charles Shiver last Sunday was arraigned in city court today on a charge of assault with intent to kill The case was continued until July 7 under 2500 bond in default of which Dickau was locked up The shotgun used in the shooting was found hidden in nearby woods by authorities
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Consta
Quint
Mest
Tam
Tiew
International Silver Company
Seaview Avenue
Shaview Avenus
Sage Pubic
Sieik
Topeka
Bridgeport
Clinton Avenue
Pembroke Street
Washington Avenue
North Avenue
Trumbulline
Mn Lea
Werren Bros
Corminsion
Bristol
Charles Dickan
Charles Shiver
West Hartford
Dickau
Pennybacker Improves After Nervous Collapse in Mishawaka
Pennybacker of Austin, Texas, president of the general federation penny clubs, suffered a nervous collapse in Mishawaka yesterday. He is much improved today.
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South Bend
Ind
Pennybacker
Austin
Peany Clubs
Pasterday
Mishawaka
Various Brief Political and Local News Items
Edward Ketcfowell of Rochester fell on hot water and injured his neck. John M. Holly of La Crosse Wis died at home. Le Fanon H celebrated its 150th anniversary. General Gregorio Velez Argentina minister of war resigned. Fire at Branston House Long Branch destroyed building. Fire damaged John Cissin mansion Morristown. Journeymen Horsesheers union opened annual convention Memphis. Mrs Alice Howerd widow of Bron son Howard dead in Lorton. Shamrock IV towed to Solent for trial but wind strong. Congressman W G Hammiend won Democratic governor nomination by 800 votes. About 400 taxicab employees of Olason Seaman Transportation Co New Fores struck. Judge Howard S Clinch NY named president of Northern Baptist convention Boston. Heavy rains washed out eastern Kansas railroad tracks. About 1509 members of the American Traffic on the ice Cagat wreck near Vinton bridge. Dacaba Poke Wake WOK GEE sunk. Frederick Cromwell former treasurer Mutual Life Insurance Co died Manhattan NJ. Kentucky tobacco pooling statute unconstitutional per supreme court. Robbery incident left William Halley Pittsburgh injured and ambulances summoned. Margaret Wilson daughter of the president to direct community music in Social Center Magazine. State department notified President Zamar of Harti has taken field against the resolution.
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Vinton Bridge
oDacaba
Frederick Cromwell
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Mfandham
N. J
Summer goods sale offers for boys and women clothes
A local sale lists boys wash suits with vestee in piquet ratine and Dickens styles, most $2.50 or $3, plus white and color mixes. Women vests, union suits, silk remnants, lace trims, and crepe flouncings priced from 10¢ to $2.25. Curtains, ribbons, and embroidery add to a bargain-laden department spread with numerous fabric types and colors displayed across aisles and floors.
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Vestee
Meager 19th Century Notices From A Fragmentary Paper
Lightning starts a fire destroying an oil tank at Meadowlands Pe causing 35000 loss with 20000 insured. A new secretary, John C White, serves at the American Legation in San Do. The schooner George B Pearl goes aground near Liscomb in fog. crew saved. Militant suffragists burn Coedpoeth station and nearby buildings. W W Smith, bank examiner, ordered to Little Rock to take charge of closed State National Bank. Gertrude Schieminger of New Town loses both hands in trolley accident. William Torrens dies in New York. he was president of Wiliam Torrens Co. F F Ferrys hermit of Catharge Miss found dead on road. $7010 in pocket. Robert Wheeler of Indiana found 20 grain near river bend. forecast revenue 31000. Jacob Sotter of Pottstown head of Sotter Brothers Works dies after appendicitis operation. fortune estimated at 1000008.
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Joseph Quint
Wood Avenue
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Whitney
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Delon
Common Council
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Paying
Warren Brothers Co
Boston
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Warrentte
John Marsitk
Hollister Heights
Polley
Frank J. Alexander
Leroy Wotton
Seaview
St. Charlee’ Church
James V. Hussion
Havarilla
James F. Alexander
Ambrose F. Degnan
James Kelley
William Regan
St. Michael's Cemetery
Abigail L. Lovejoy
George W. Lovejoy
Bridgeport Hospital
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Edward Ketcfowell
Rochester, X
John M. Holly
Bank of la Crosse
Wis
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Gregorio Velez
Branston
Long Branch
John Cissin
Morristown
International Union of Journeymen Horsesheers
Memphis
Alice Howerd
Bronson Howard
Lorton
Solent
W. G. Hammiend
Olason Seaman Transportation Co
New Fores
Howard S Clinch
Northern Baptist Convention of
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Americ
Kentucky
Supreme Court
William Halley
Pittsburgh
Margaret Wilson
Social Center Magazine
State Department
Zamar of
Harti
Ists
Howlannd
Main Street
Ferruda Avenue
Cannes Street
Conn
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Ceaton
Alsie
Corsencay
Aie
Ahd
Orientel
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Dresden
Hale
Girdies
Petvey i
Wit and
Richneus
Howland Dry Goods CO
United Cost Co
Meadowlands
John C. White
San Do
George B. Pearl
Liscomb
Seal Rocks
Coedpocth, Wiles
Ality
Gertrude Schieminger
New Town
Wiliam 2
Torrens
Tris
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Wiliam Torrens 2 Co
F. F. Ferry
Catharge
Miss
Robert Wheeler
Indiana
Wortoe
Jasob C. Sottar
Pottstown
Sotter Brothery Te Works
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