O'Neil Seores Triumph At Big Senior Recital
At the Hist school last night John Adam Huse's senior pupils shone with Grieg and Chopin performances. George O Neil performed Grieg Concerto in A minor with clear, strong portrayal and strong audience acclaim. Hugo conducted and accompanied on second Grand. Loretta Landry solos and Miss Marjone Culver Dup artistry with Weber and Chopin pieces added depth. The junior pupils and Mrs Whittaker impressed with lyrical songs and encores. The closing notes announced a concert at the Wasonic Temple tonight inviting friends.
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Grieg
George O Neill
Neil Mada Grieg
Bridgeport
OrNell
West
Husgo
Loretta Landry
Weber
Hugo
Lydia Orlove
Liszis
Greta Goordm Iy
August Berger
Schubert
Tausig
Wasonic Temple
Death Cells at Sing Sing All Occupied
William Walters, a 19 year old youth, arrived at Sing Sing to begin his electric chair sentence. He is the twenty fourth condemned inmate to reach the death house, with only twenty three cells in the new death wing now filled. Walters was moved to a cell in the old death house.
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Osstving
William Walters
Sing Sing
Walters
Bridgeport Eagles Parade Aspires To 350 Participants
Liblgeport seie Mraternu Orr of Tigles expects to arrive in New Haven for the Grand Seria contentions opening Aug 31. Preliminary parade plans were discussed at Eagles hall with Coast Artic band leading the local unit. The group seeks a police escort and will benefit from reduced fares for travelers. An army veteran and Oxford graduate recounts service and decorations while noting his wartime experience 1914.
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Liblgeport
Orr
Tigles
Grand Seria
New Haven
Cagles Hall
Coast Artic Band
Fue
Renee
War debt figures erupt in Senate debate
In Washington the Senate cites America's war debt near 32 to 33 billion dollars. Loans to allies and tax plans are discussed as an estimate of tax payment by the people. Smoot notes high national tax rates during the war and compares them with England's rise.
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Washington
Smoo O
Via
Senate
Smoot
America
England
Mary
Stratford Boy Bitten by Large Bull Dog
Stratford boy 11, Mayne Jacobson, was seriously bitten by a large Gull dog near his home. The dog, owned by Joseph Suitin, was unleashed on Boson Avenue. De Howland treated the injured boy, and the dog was taken into custody. Dog Warden Constable Edward Manchester will keep the animal under observation for a week.
New Yorker Jumps Overboard in Harbor
An unnamed man claiming to be from New York leaped from the Park City steamer Sea Buoy near the Locomobile plant yesterday afternoon. He was rescued in the harbor near the buoy by James Hall of Stratford Avenue and two companions. He stated he had friends in Bridgeport and gave few other details.
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Acman
Park City
James QC Hall
Stratford Avenue
New York
Bridgeport
Tim
Tragic death and suicide attempt in New York
Eighteen year old Antoinette Morales daughter of Marie Verges died at St Naments hospital from bullet wounds inflicted by her husband Edwad Verges. In a fit of grief she attempted to kill herself by leaping from a second floor window at 244 West Twenty third Street. The events followed the mother’s death earlier the same day.
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New York
Antoinette Morales
Marie Mspine Verges
St Naments Hospital
Edwad Verges
West Wourleenth Street
Worcester Industrial Leaders Demand Police Protection
Worcester manufacturers warned of a surge in Red scare style unrest and assaults. At a conference with Mayor Holmes, Chief Hill pledged to use all powers to shield plants and workers from violent incidents including a recent murderous attack with a blackjack at a local foundry.
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Wopcisi
Worcester
Holmes
Momie
Police Hill
French Deputies Worry Over Peace Conference Jewish Question
French deputies express concern over Jewish questions raised at the peace conference. M Pichon clarifies that France halted initiatives to ensure a thorough examination of Jewish issues by the delegates.
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TALIS
Minis Es Presse
Hanis Musicres
M V Pichon
Evers
Trince
Tisar
M Pichon
Timm
Plan Changes at Amer Verde Cartridge Company
The Amer Verde Cartridge Company shifts to a two week schedule with half the staff laid off each week. Departments split into two sections with one group off July 194 to Aug 9 and the other off July 26 to Aug net, reducing total layoffs to about 750 per week if targets are met.
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Amer Verde Cartridge Company
Haif
Will U. 5 Bankers Finance China
Reported in terse form that Clint rejects the peace treaty and lines up with a coalition of American capitalists to pressure China. The group aims to secure a large loan to the Chinese government and the move signals a major international finance tension.
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Clint
Jointy
Alou Chiciga
Hinkel
Mike
Han
Locomobile Musicians Draw Big Crowd for Beardsley Park Concert
More than 1600 people attended a Locomobile band concert at Beardsley Park under Recreation Office auspices. The event featured a second hour of dancing and active community turnout for the musical performance.
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Beardsley Payh
G. O. P Leaders Move to Ratify Treaty Plans
Washington July 8 The Republican push for reservations on the League of Nations covenant aims to secure a majority in the Senate to ratify the treaty within ten days The plan includes all contested clauses such as immigration and Article 10 while preserving the Monroe Doctrine and U S sovereignty Deliberations come as Col William F Martin prepares to reorganize the National Guard in New England with expanded Boston quarters and Camp Devens as potential headquarters
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Napub- Hein
Senate
Tomorow
Thes Wi
America
Dartford
Connecticut
William F Martin
Northeastern
National Guard Unita
New England
Boston
Martin
New York
War Department
National Guard
Mason's Arm Fractured in Scaffold Fall
Alonzo Grego a 43 year old mason from Bridgeport sustained a compound fracture of the right arm after falling from a staging at the Colored Baptist church on Stratford Avenue Stratford. He was admitted to Ridgeport hospital where workers were remodeling the church.
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Stratford
Alonzo Grego
State Street
Bridgeport
Colored Baptist Church
Stratford Avenue
Ridgeport Hospital
Falls Over Stick Breaks Right Leg
Thomas Hodgins of Jackson slipped in his garden at dusk and fractured his right leg. He was transported to Bridgeport Hospital where the leg was set.
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Stick
Thomas Hodgins
Bridgepot Hospital
Stratford
Tackson
American Major Commands Riga Amid British Coup Rumor
Confused wartime dispatches describe an American major allegedly commanding in Riga as British forces question a coup in progress. Reports cite unclear names and shifting loyalties with the arrival of a premier figure, amid global tensions and allied movements.
Public Hearing On Electric Crect Road Crossing Plan
The Service Commission will hold a public hearing at 9:44 in the council chamber to consider placing an electric crossing on the Turibull town line near Trapesal. Residents may attend to present views on the proposed crossing and safety measures.
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