Warden Neary Will Not Resign Yet Amid City League Plays
Special from United Trees Naveainee reports Warden Wilson Neary, who threatened to resign at a borough board meeting, will delay resignation to await another gathering of free men. He aims to undo tax cuts and restore appropriations. meanwhile local league games unfold with West Ends beating Ansonia 10 to 4 and Rock teams routing visiting squads, reflecting a busy baseball schedule downtown.
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Mwardens and Burgesses
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West Ends
Ansonia
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Hope
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Burglary arrest of a man named Jang in Washington
A report from Windsor Nayty awaiting a hear describes a Black man identified as Jang at Tormert Syd charged with burglary. He allegedly broke into a grocery and was captured after a hot chase. his family struggles and unemployment are noted.
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Tormert Syd
Axe
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Obituary and funeral rites for Charles Mc irald and Dorothy Arnold
Sorrowing friends and relatives attended the funeral of Charles Mc irald from its late residence on Tent Avenue at 3 30 AM to St Mary's Church where Thomas J Mulcahy sang a requiem. The offertory featured Julia Murray and other singers, with pallbearers listed. Also noted is the finding of Dorothy Arnold's body in the East River off 16th Street, with her brothers confirming the remains and uncertainty about identity.
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St. Mary's Church
Thomas J. Mulcahy
Jewle Murray
Mario
Murray
Wil Mie Shaughnessy
Frederick Rock
Fosse
Stones
Louis Dorey
Joseph Mataessi
Vincent Burke
St. Michael's
John DePeu
Gavinal Church
Ening
Emily BD. Anderson
John 3. Anderton
Pie North Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Dorothy Arnold Cash
East River
New York
SPER
East Wiver
16Th Street
Dorothy Arnold
Youngenman Mining
Industrial League pennant raised as crowds cheer in opener
The Factory league owner team opened the season Saturday before large crowds at Yar field. Manager Clabpy hoisted the championship pennant as Yosts toppled Wen by 19 to 5 with Nowell on the mound in a game featuring Pullards and a long scoring inning. Umpires Shannon and Lord handled the plate amid a flurry of batting lines and player names.
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Wen
Pc. Yosts
Nowell
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Pullards
Crane
Yostee
Birdsey-Somers
Baseball Results And Today’s Schedule
Yesterday in the American League Cleveland beat New York 14 to 0 and Detroit topped Boston 5 to 4 Philadelphia and St Louis tied 6 to 6. Today New York visits Cleveland Boston plays Detroit Philadelphia hosts St Louis and Washington meets Chicago.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Washington
National League Today s Games and Opening Day Notes
National League matchups listed for the day St Louis vs New York Chicago vs Brooklyn Pillsburg against Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia Also college style openers Northampton Hartford Holyoke Springfield City celebrates industrial league season kickoff with Mayors and clerks officiating at multiple Crane and Warner Bros games. Batteries and umpires named for Crane No 1 and No 2 alignments.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pillsburg
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Northampton
Hartford
Holyoke
Springfield
Buckingham
Whiting- Loremobile
Bouche Jr
Warner Bros
Bob Kinder
Takes Issue With President Taft Over Government Clerks
Representative Lloyd of Missouri argues against Taft on organizing government employees. He supports union rights for railway mill clerks and says clerks should be allowed to form associations and seek better working conditions and raises through petitioning Congress.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Sid
Hiexd
Dem. Mo
Twit
IGamuit LEAGE DELEGATES CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
Connecticut Gaylle Tague anniversary observed at Bridgenart Gaelle Club with delegates from Waterbury Naugatuck Ansonia Hartford Holyoke Springfield Wan Mugford Meriden New Lanston. Springfield New London Holyoke clubs joined and were admitted. season opens Memorial Day May 30. Spalding trophy offered to the wine club. Delegates entertained by local ads.
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Igamuit Leage
Connecticut
Bridgenart Gaelle Club
Waterbury
Naugatuck
Ansonia
Hartford
Holyoke
Springfield
Wan- Mugford
Meriden
New Lanston
New London
Menting
Spaldligh
Wine Wine Club
Fashion notes from Pennsylvanian boat race style and dress
The report surveys spring voyage fashion and race day attire with notes on velvet bows satin pumps bead trims and beaded hair nets. It highlights Yale Penn Princeton Cornell and Harvard crews and describes coats sleeves dresses hair accessories and color trends seen on Carnegie Lake observers.
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Cornell
Princeton
Carnegie Lake
Fisual
Harvard
Tinker Suspended by President Lynch
Chicago May 15 Shortstop Tinker of the Chicago Cubs was suspended by President Lynch for three days after a dispute with umpire Doyle during Saturday's Brooklyn game. Bheen will fill the position during Tinker's layoff.
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Chicago
Doyle
Brooklyn
Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Lynch
Bheen
Tiker
Congress activity report Washington May 15
The record of Congress up to date shows the House met 29 days and the Senate 15 days. The House was in session 48 hours and 1 minute, the Senate 37 hours and 14 minutes. Last week the Senate met three days and the House three days. The Senate session lasted 7 hours 36 minutes and the House 17 hours 13 minutes. The Senate attempted to elect a president pro tem but failed. The House passed farmers list bill. The Senate finance committee held reciprocity hearings.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
T .G
Senate Finance Committee
Boy Hurt Hopping a Meat Wagon Near Home
Four years old George Durty of 567 Logan street toppled beside a meat wagon near his home and could not avoid the wheel. His left side and hip were crushed, he was taken to St. Vincent s hospital for treatment. John Schutt carried him to his house until ambulance arrival. Also, Charles J Fagan of East Bridgeport died at St. Vincent s hospital after a brief pneumonia illness at age 57. He was a longtime hardener in the blacksmith department of the U M C Co and survived by four sons and two sisters.
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Logan Street
John Schutt
Schutt
Br. Krause
St. Vincent's Hospital
Charles J. Fagan
East Bridgepor
Ogden Street
Mooney
U. MC. Co
Frank
Charles
Edward
Archie Kuxon
Howard Mooney
Mary
Hugh Burns
Ansonia
Fads and Fashions in Bead Fringe and Novel Hats
Bead fringes and colored straw linings headline the coronation season fashion. Satin slippers in many shades, changeable chelott fabrics, and black Russia feather pumps with steel buckles update footwear. Headed ribbons and colored embroidery lead hat novelties while striped effects, open meshed lingerie fabrics, and novelty mohair white suits shape spring wardrobes.
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Suimmer
Taft Leaves Bedsidе As Mrs Taft Improves
President Taft, after a tense night at Mrs Taft’s side in Harrisburg, left for Washington at 10 08 am praising doctors’ note of reduced danger and probable uninterrupted recovery. Helen Taft accompanied her mother’s rescue, aiding calm during the night. The event follows a May 1909 nervous seizure. The President plans to return if needed and will hand War Department duties to Henry J Stimson next week.
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New York
Taft
Washington
Harrisburg
Helen ‘Taft
Mrs. Taft
Let The Evening Farmer Do Things For You
An exhortation to use the newspaper beyond reading, offering the want ads to run businesses and households. It promises help in finding buyers, locating services, and solving daily needs, portraying the paper as a central daily resource for commerce and personal tasks.
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