Neutral Pouches Open To Foes Here
Washington May 28 It is stated that the United States will urge Swiss and Swedish legations to exclude Germans and Austrians from legation staffs. The plan includes moving Von Bernstoffs trusted aides to status members of the Swiss legation with immunity and privileges and transferring Austrians to the Swedish legation, causing uneasiness and a delicate problem for the State Department.
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Washington
United
Tes
Legation
von Bernoff
State
M Department
French Socialists Seek Regular International Body
The opening of the French socialist party national council meeting saw hostility toward the international socialist conference ease with the arrival of Russian delegates Moutet and others. Cachin reports Stockholm delegates sent questions on annexations rights of peoples to dispose of destinies and a League of Nations framework.
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Paris
French Socialist Party
Putete
M. Moutet
M. Cachin
Stockholm
Prenech
League of Nations
Bomb Explosions Hit American Steamer in Harbor
In Havana on May 28 three explosions rocked the hold of the American steamer Lackawanna as coal was unloaded. Two Cuban laborers and a Spanish worker were injured, with the Cubans seriously hurt. About 100 tons of coal had been moved from the blast area. Fire followed, forcing the hold to be flooded. Captain Johnson suspects bombs placed in an American port caused the blasts. The injured Spanish worker, a factory employee, believes dynamite was involved due to the smoke odor.
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Havana
Lackawanna
Johnson
Exclminations May be Required at B H 8
A 17 year old boy died during the Southwestern Interscholastic track meet at Seaside Park after a high jump. Coroner and Medical Examiner note no investigation required. cause listed as dilation of the heart from jumping strain. Cuneo, captain of the basketball team, was among popular students. his death prompts likely suspension of athletics at the high school for the rest of the year.
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Seaside Park
John J. Phelan
Garlick
Cuneo
Marple
Smith
Nace
Giovanni Cuaneon
Jones Avenue
Missing mechanic Azel Shelley sought by police
The police are seeking Azel Shelley of 660 East Main Street who was reported missing by his daughter yesterday. He left home on May 1 wearing overalls and a jumper, is slender, dark complexioned, and has a mustache.
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Azel Shelley
East Main Street
Azel
A. H. Bullard to Act on New England General Coal Committee
Hartford reports Gov. Holcomb named A. H. Bullard of Bridgeport DeWitt Page of Bristol John P Elton of Waterbury Philip B Gale of Hartford and G Ellsworth Meech of Middletown to represent Connecticut on the New England General Coal Committee Henry F Davis of Washington a retired businessman died suddenly of indigestion and heart trouble at his summer home He was in his sixties and left a widow a son and two daughters Girl Wanted Read The Farmer Want Ads.
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A. H. Bullard
New England General Coal Committee
Hartford
Marcus H. Holcomb
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Dewitt Page
Bristol
John P. Elton
Waterbury
Philip B. Gale
G. Ellsworth Meech
Middie
Stonington
Henry F. DaVis
Washington
Stock Thrown Into Street and Damages Awarded in 1916 Case
Facts from a New York superior court morning session include judges Curtis ruling for Abraham Brazen and Isadore Cohen against James Stewart & Co. for 331 damages after bottles and property were thrown into the street to clear space for a Remington Arms building. other cases involved Kaplan Bros. v Connecticut Co. and a wagon collision at Barnum and Mill Hill avenues with a horse killed, plus a mortgage dispute over North Main street property involving Luther M Brown and Walter Cash and Samuel W Beach.
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Remington Arms
Abraham Brazen
Isadore Cohen
Curtis
Superior Court
James Stewart & Con, Inc
Manhattan
Boston Avenue
Building Company
Kaplan Bros
The
Connecticut Co
Barnum and Mill Hill Avenues
Luther M. Brown
Walter Cash
Samuel W. Beach
Francis E. Beach
Trumbull
North Main Street
John J. McFarland
Burr & Knapp
Some Tightwads and a Balloon of Thought
A collection of quips on frugality and generosity from the Detroit Free Press and other papers, noting how thrift can mask charity, plus a query about balloon descent angles and a brief primer on shamanism, then guidance on public speaking and a wry Baltimore American quotation about an escape plot.
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Baltimore
Lineman in a wireless telegraph company
A dialogue about future work and phrenology amid a quip about hunger and war. An exchange notes a lineman role in a wireless telegraph company as a potentially desired job. The item ends with an advertisement line for the Farmer.
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New York Times
Commit child to Norwalk home after hospital stay
Albert Konkin, 8, son of a New Haven jail inmate and abandoned by his mother, was committed today by county commissioners to a Norwalk home after his discharge from St. Vincent's hospital for a broken arm. The notice mentions a separate nursing class meeting tomorrow at 4 PM at the Seaside Institute and a backup session Thursday at Bridgeport High School.
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Albert Konkin
New Haven
Norwalk
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. M. Johnson
Seaside Institute
William H. Curley
Bridgeport High School
Italians Cross Timova River Occupy San Giovanni
Rome May 28 the Italians crossed the Timovo river and occupied the village of San Giovanni northwest of Dvino near the gulf of Trieste. They captured nine six inch guns and established a local advance after river crossing.
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Rome
Timovo River
San Giovanni
Dvino
Gulf of Trieste
War Office
French trenches taken by HMNS near Moronvilliers
Berlin dated dispatch reports German forces capt ured a line of French trenches on the Poehlberg and Keilberg south of Moronvilliers in Champagne and took more than 250 prisoners. In Chicago Rev Alexander Allison Jr has accepted the pastorate at the First Presbyterian Church. He will arrive mid summer.
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Berlin
London
Poehlberg
Keilberg
Moronvilliers
Champagne
Alexander Allison, Jr
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
J. McL. Richardson
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