Frederick Trubee Dies After Long Illness at 67
Frederick Trubee a longtime figure with David Trubee & Co. grocery firm died at his home 289 West Avenue aged 67 after a lengthy illness. He was a generous charity supporter and active in the South Canton church and Bevin Savings Bank trust duties. Survived by widow Julia Waterman two daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Frederick Trubee
David Trubee & Co
West Avenue
Mr. Trubee
South Cantional Church
David Trubes
Wrubee
Fairfield
William
Eliza
Fairell
Bridgeport
Morford &Trubee
Julia Waterman
Samuel W. Baldwin
David Trusbee & Co
Tech
Thor
Trubes
Bevin Aes Savings
R L. Swain
South Church
Gill to Appeal Case in Supreme Court
Lawrence J. Gill, administrator of Mary Ann Griffin's estate, will take the $2,000 suit by John and Bessie Griffin to the supreme court after Judge Burpee allowed Mrs. Griffin $1,000. The case involves Buckingham & Bent and Cullinan & Cullinan for the defendant.
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Lawrence J. Gill
Mary Ann Griffin
John
Bossie Griffin
Supreme Court
Burpee
Superior Court
Strike Talk Sparks Off and On in London Transport
London May 29 reports indicate a general expectation the British transport workers strike will be officially called off within 48 hours following Sir Edward Clarke's inquiry for the Board of Trade. Some leaders oppose ending without a joint Friday conference while employers press for protection for open shops.
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London
Sir Edward Clarke
Board of Trade
Sidney Buxton
Ben Tillett
Harry Gosting
Tower Hill
Clarke
Chamber of Commerce of London
The Farmer Will Not Be Issued Tomorrow Memorial Day
Norwalk reports E. H. Cockerham, a Stamford freight yards worker, had his left hand severed today after being caught between two cars during coupling. He previously suffered leg injuries five years ago and is now left lame and missing a hand.
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Norwalk
E. H. Cockerham
Stamford
Cockerham
Roosevelt
Yster Bay
New Jersey
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Gettysburg
Leyland Line Denies Report on Captain Lord’s Removal
General Manager of the Leyland Line denied Boston reports that Captain Lord of the Californian was relieved of command. He said the Californian remains at sea under a different commander so Lord could testify before the British commission investigating the Titanic sinking.
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Liverpool
Oper
Leyland Line
Boston
Lord
Senate Committee
Five Years For Libelling Clayton
Washington sentence of five years in the penitentiary and a $1000 fine was handed to Henry W A Page for libelling Representative Clayton of Alabama and other House Judiciary Committee members. A motion for a new trial was overruled, but Page was paroled and plans an appeal. He awaits departure for Europe and pledged to drop his campaign against congressmen.
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Washington
Henry W. A. Page
New York Linen
Clayton
Alabama
House Judiciary ‘Committee
Page
Europe
Rnard
Ag Crooks
Shoplifters Arrested With Hundreds in Stolen Goods
Three suspected shoplifters were detained in Stamford on May 29 with hundreds of dollars in silk dresses and waists. The trio, likely a single gang, gave names including Jacob Starr of New Haven Sophie Fine and Annie Stein of New York. Goods were traced to M Mol tash and the Adel Company stores.
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Stamford
Jacob Starr
Front Street
New Haven
Sophie Fine
East 144Th Street
New York
Annie Stein
Vendome Avenue
M., Moltash
Adel Company
East End Racing Pigeon Club Holds Notable Flight
The East End Racing Pigeon Club staged a 400 mile race from Amherst Virginia on a cloudy windy day with coastal thunder showers hampering times. Mr Ayres wins with a blue cock averaging 947 yards per minute while Sea View left secures 946 and 944 yards, respectively. Mr Donaldson places fourth at 941 ypm. Heisenburg and George F Francis report returns, one bird hatched late last fall. Next race set for Saturday in June from Greensboro North Carolina 500 miles away.
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East End Racing Pigeon Club
Amherst
Mr. Ayres
Sea View
Mr. Donaldson
Heisenburg
George F. Francis
Greensboro
N. C
Dix Believes Taft Will Win Nomination
London dispatch reports Governor Dix of New York insists Taft will secure the Republican presidential nod despite New Jersey setback. He cites patronage influence and Roosevelt’s fight as reasons for Taft’s continued lead while noting Senator Root as probable temporary chairman.
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London
Standard
Dix
New York
New Jersey
Taft
Roosevelt
Root
Briggs
United States
Republican State Committee
Delgrate
New
Opposition to Hering Double Sewer System Debated
Residents on French Street protest the Hering sewer plan and the proposed double ditch layout. They claim the city lacks authority to impose extra costs on property owners and fear the system primarily benefits higher ground. The plan calls for a smaller sewer for sewage and a larger one for surface water.
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French Street
Roosevelt Leads New Jersey Primary Sweep
New York reports Roosevelt dominates with wins across most districts and a large plurality, securing the solid 28 delegate slate for Chicago. Taft loses ground except Bergen County, while Wilson sweeps Democratic primaries and La Follette fights on in South Dakota amid mixed results.
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New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Bergen County
Warren
Sussex
Passaic
Chicago
Jersey City
The
Oranges
Montclair
Elizabeth
Newark
Paterson
Atlantic City
Cape May
Bayonne
Hackensack
LaFollette
Wilson
Minnesota
St. Paul
Woodrow Wilson
Duluth
Ramsey County
Clark
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Bryan
Presidential race delegates tally May 29 1924
Washington reports from campaign managers show delegate counts to the national convention up to noon. Republican totals list Taft Roosevelt and La Follette dynamics with contested and instructed statuses, while Democratic figures show Clark Wilson Underwood Burke and Uninstructed allocations with various concessions.
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Washington
Taft
Roosevelt
la Follette
Cummins
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Burke
Aecececstee Srs
Ray White Body Taken To Meriden For Burial
Associates from Bridgeport newspapers honor Raymond Amos White with an escort from Hawley Wilmot & Reynolds to the State Street depot. The body was sent by train at 3 31 to Meriden for a brief service led by Rev Dr R S Swain. Parents and close friends accompanied the casket amid numerous floral tributes.
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Raymond Amos White
Bridgeport
Hawley, Wilmot & Reynolds
State Street
Meriden
R. Se Swain
Lawrence W. Keyes
Standard
Mr. White
Harry J. Pierce
Telegram
Charles B
Edward Phelanie
Herald
Forest W. Montenaye
Charles C. Wilson
Thomas S McElaney
In Memoriam for Raymond Amos White
A memorial note honors Raymond Amos White as a loyal colleague with optimism, business acumen, and frank character. The signers, Lawrence W Keyes and others, express deep sympathy to his bereaved family and pledge fond remembrance.
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Raymond
Amos
Ite
Bri
Raymond Amos White
Lawrence William Keyes Forest W. Montenaye
Charles C. Wilson
William H. Hanscom
Harry J. Pierce
Charles E. Phelan
Edward Phelan
J. 5. Melaney
George W. HO
Weather forecast for New Haven area demands cool showers
Forecast notes showers tonight and cooler conditions with brisk winds from southwest to northwest. A low pressure trough extends from Ohio to the St Lawrence valley, with rain from Minnesota to Texas followed by a high pressure area. Warm humid conditions with showers east of the Mississippi, then clearing and cooler Thursday.
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New Haven
Ohio
St. Lawrence
Minnesota
Texas
Mississippi
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Main St
Azm
International Bible House
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Kossuth St. Tel
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Maple St
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Madison Ave
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Union Avenue
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Seaview
Waterbury
Conn
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State St
Southworth
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Union
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Catherine St
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Ancing
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Idel
Pembroke
Barnum Ave
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Separel
North Ave
Hartmann's Cafe
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Pater Hron
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Ato
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Teddy
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State House
Princeton
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William Barnes, Jr
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LaFullette
South Dakota
Ray White
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