Kiwanis Club Spreads Traffic Code Knowledge
A Kiwanis luncheon at Stratfield appointed a special committee to promote the new state traffic rules in cooperation with city authorities. George E. Crawford chairs the group with Attorney Albert J. Merritt. Thomas Heffernan of American Tube and Stamping discussed the history and challenges of steel sheet manufacture.
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Kiwanis Club
Stratfield
George E. Crawford
Albert J. Merritt
Thomas Heffernan
American Tube and Stamping Company
Street Dancing Begins July 23 on Spruce Street
The Board of Recreation announced street dancing will start Wednesday night July 23 on Spruce Street near Hancock Avenue from 8 to 10 PM with several feature events. Older girls’ playing periods are set for Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7 to 9 at the church lot on Spruce Street and Bostwick Avenue, beginning Wednesday July 16.
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Spruce Street
Hancock Avenue
Board of Recreation
Church Lot
Bostwick Avenue
Nominations Filed for Diplomatic and Legal Posts
Washington July 10 President Wilson nominated H Percival Dodge of Massachusetts as minister to the Kingdom of the Serbs Croats and Slovenes. John Barton Payne of Chicago was named to the Shipping Board and Robert P Stewart of Deadwood SD to be assistant attorney general. Samuel J Graham of Pittsburgh was nominated judge of the Court of Claims.
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Washington
H. Percival Dodge
Massachusetts
Wilson
John Barton Payne
Chicago
Shipping Board
Robert P. Stewart
Deadwood
S. D
Pittsburgh
Court of Claims
French Miners to Resume Work Friday After Labor Arbitration
Paris July 10 French coal miners in central and southern France agreed to resume work Friday after differences with their employers were settled through arbitration by the ministry of labor. The decision comes after talks mediated to avert a strike harming the coal supply.
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Paris
Havas
France
Ministry of Labor
Firemen Stop Ammonia Leak at Farmers Dairy Plant
Firemen using gas masks were summoned to the Farmers Dairy Co plant at 745 North Avenue to halt a leaking ammonia pipe connection. Dairy employees could not control the leak, prompting the emergency response yesterday.
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Dairy Company
Farmers Dairy Co
North Avenue
Amonia
Fire destroys Taggart Block in Watertown business heart
Four story brick Taggart Block on Public Square in Watertown New York was destroyed by fire at 4 am. The blaze caused an estimated loss between 400000 and 509000 dollars. No injuries reported. Fire departments battled the flames through the morning.
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Watertown
Nw. Y
Taggart
Public Square
Roumanians Attack Hungarian Bolsheviki on Theiss
Roumania reports Hungarian Bolshevik troops withdrawn from the Czecho Slovakia front attacked Romanian forces on the Theiss. Fighting continues according to Transylvania reports.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Theiss River
Fram
Transylvania
le Fighling
Fatalities Continue Since Hostilities Ceased in Alps
Geneva reports 275 alpinists killed in the central Alps since hostilities ended. fatalities are heavy despite climbing restrictions. In the current year twenty six ascents of Mont Blanc are noted, mainly by American and British officers. Many marriage licenses issued at the Bureau of Vital Statistics show residents at 62 Lexington avenue and other addresses. A thief stole $57 from Michael Paternowich at 76 Ogden street, police notified.
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Central
Alps
Geneva
Mont Blanc
Bueau of Vital Statistics
Carmine DeCori
Lexington Avenue
Emmanuela Scrofani
John Feinbleon
Main Street
Lulu DeLong
Sane
Paul Bohanys
Bostwick Avenue
Erzsi Kopasz
Osborne Street
Gustave A. Hellwig
Lindley Street
Anna Marie Miller
New Britain
Michael Paternowich
Ogden Street
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Surf
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DODGE
Serbia
Payne
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Society Brand
Elk Brand Clothes
Smart C Conners
Eagle
Imperial Union
Ecru Lisle
Main St
Stere
Panama
State St
Minister of ‘Labor
New York
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