Eleven Springfield Boys Drown When Boat Capsizes
Eleven boys from the Springfield Boys' Club drowned at Big Pond East Otis when a flat boat and canoes being towed capsized in high waves. Directors Sir Leonardo Santasiero and several youths perished. list of missing includes Fred Miller Edward Boucher Amos Newell Fred Stevens Francis Moriarty Harry Nash Donato Dilizia Mitchell Levine Walter Sears and Earl Robertson.
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Springfield
Mass
Springfield Boys’ Club
Big Pond
East Otis
Leonardo Santasiero
Fred Miller
Edward Boucher
Amos Newell
Fred Stevens
Francis Moriarty
Harry Nash
Donato Dilizia
Mitchell Levine
Walter Sears
Earl Robertson
Bullard Company May Buy Fairfield Plant
Admissions by H. J. Bullard reveal Bullard Machine Tool Co has opened negotiations with the government to purchase a large Fairfield plant used for war production. Government valued the building at a sum not disclosed, and a bid has been made. The plant, idle since 1914, could resume operations early in 1915 under Bullard ownership to manufacture heat machinery.
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Uderstood the
Bullards
Fairfield
Federal judge rules beer sale violates federal law
Federal Judge Page held that beer not intoxicating need not be charged as intoxicating under the prohibition act. He overruled the commissioner of the Stenson Brewing Company, ruling the information failed to charge the beer's intoxicating nature.
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Page Hell
Stenson Brewing Company
President of the Cudahy Packing Company Dead
Milwaukee obituary notes Patrick Cudahy, longtime head of the Cudahy Packing Company, died after a stroke. He helped build a century old meat-packing business starting in 1915, with son Michael carrying on family work. The report is brief and names include Patrick Cudahy and Michael Cudahy.
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Cudahy Packing Company
Patrick Cudahy
Milwaukee, Wis
the Cuahy
Crnoon Milwauckee
Wis
Michael Thi
Teed
Capt Ray Francis Flies From Dayign to N
July 25 report notes Capt Ray Francis departed Dayign for N with plans for a coast guard flight. The brief mentions a four-ship formation and ascent details as part of the proposed mission.
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Ray Fancis
Dayign
Do Not Leave Town This Summer Offer From The Standard Telegram
An urged message promotes vacation planning with The Standard Telegram subscription service. Readers are told to arrange for the paper to accompany them to their summer residence, highlighting a daily subscription rate by mail of 50 cents a month.
Seamen Agree to End Long Marine Strike
Ratification today will seal a settlement ending a seven day strike by 44 060 Union members across ports from Portland Maine to Galveston Texas The agreement includes wage and working condition terms while a three watch system remains under study and requires ratification at morning meetings by seamen nationwide
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New York
Portland
Maine
Galveston
United Rates Shipping Board
American Steamship Association
International Seamen's Union
Unidentified Man Falls From Train at Westport
An unidentified man fell from a bound freight train near Westport shortly before midnight last night. He suffered skull fractures and scalp injuries, was brought to Bridgeport Lion hospital on a switch engine, and later moved to another hospital after examination by Dr Maxwell of Emergency hospital.
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Heliaven
Frei
Wenort
Bridgeport
President argues pact with Japan keeps U S troops in Russia
In a Senate address President Wilson defends keeping American troops in Siberia under a Japan with drawn only after railway experts depart. He cites preserving the Trans Siberian line to prevent chaos and protect the expedition, noting aims to aid Czecho Slovak forces and stabilize Allied defense efforts.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Robison
Caliteriaa
Liba
Siberian
Japan
Siberia
Russia
Ofmerican
Columbia Graphophone strike nears settlement
The Columbia Graphophone Company plans to outline concessions to end the strike at the plant as talks with Remington-Yostakers and other groups continue. A mass meeting in Columbia Hall and union meetings at Singer and other plants signal intensifying negotiations with expectations of a quick resolution.
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Columbia Graphophone Company
Remington-Yostakers
Singer Company
Bridgeport
Ainvloges
Colopia
Hall
Bridgeport Vrass Company
Temington-Yost Typewriter Company
Colonial Hall
Yester
Deci
Machini Hall
Hroad Street
Ron
Hns
Talern
Ren Yoo
Warner Rratie Corral
Kon
Fhorme Manulae Company
Pairfield
Tge
Emox
Flint
Sant Thas
Graphaphone
Unhon
Rerienn Poder
Tag Day Seeks Cars as Irish Fund Near 20 000 Total
The Irish educational fund drive reports total subscriptions of 17 088 15 from about 20 000 supporters at Stratfield headquarters. Automobiles and drivers are requested for tag day operations while the drive aims to push receipts to 5 000 10 000 more, nearing a 20 000 total.
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Irish Educational Fund
Stratfield
Hamilton
Fagan
Divis
O'Hara
Tague
Ciommante Vision
D._ tee
Tae
T. C. Cumming
George Greenspun
Te ix
Stratford
Wairfield
Milford Police Arrest Four Alleged Speeders
Milford police arrested four drivers on speeding and reckless driving charges on the local turnpike. Among those taken into custody were Het cof 82 Rutland Squire, William James of 2753 Heath Avenue New York City, Samuel W. Olinsky of 7th Street New York, and William Warmer Jr of New York City, all held for arraignment.
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Milford
Jay
Santhetes
Robert T. Hibbard
Hetcof
Rutland Squire
William James
Heath Avenue
New York City
Samuel W. Olinsky
Wtthstreet
New York
William Warmer, Jr
Blockade of Food Probe Sparks House Debate
Democratic War investigate committee seeks hearings on surplus food sales and a rapid distribution policy. Republicans block the move and amend to direct sales to consumers. Major figures include Secretary Baker and Chairman Graham, with discussions of policy and private control.
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Washington
War Department
Baker
Graham
Council of Ntional Defense
Hungarians Advance and Then Receive Setback
Paris dispatch dated Thursday says the Hungarian army began an offensive with eight or nine divisions, overwhelmed defenses, and erased several positions but later faced resistance in northern fighting, with ruins and casualties reported as the action continued.
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Paris
Bucharest
William Tait dies at home. noted paper maker
William Tait, well known paper manufacturer and former president of Test and Suns Paper, died at his daughter’s home on Ulllside Avenue. He leaves two sons, a daughter, a widow, a brother, and 15 grandchildren with several great grandchildren. Funeral services planned Monday afternoon at mis. Plumb home with attendance by local residents.
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Test and Suns Paper Company
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Bir
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Scotland
Hartford
Trarabail
Truminh
North Lridgepart
Tater
Westland
William Franklin
Lancoln
Pall Heig
William Qi
Ses Nore Avenue
Andrew Tait
Southpart
I ML Goulden
Stumford
Cy Wp Phas
Degoan Tall
Merrien
Hame
Fishte Avenue
Hilla Tlowery
Irish envoy derides Lloyd George speech in Commons
Irish-American commissioner J A Murphy denounces Premier Lloyd George as "uncandid quibble" arguing the speech harms the peace treaty by the League of Nations. He cites Ireland elections showing overwhelming self rule support, and accuses Britain of coercion and bias while predicting no American support for English policy.
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League of Nations
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Trione
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Smith
Ulsted
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England
Leenio
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Cespens
Wilson Seeks Hourly Advices to Clarify Treaty Disputes
Washington July 25 President Wilson expects hourly advices to clear up disputed points in the Shantung provision of the peace treaty. Senator Spencer says developments may come in days and reservations may be drawn up to aid ratification. The White House discusses a French treaty and a Colombia settlement as Congress weighs terms and potential vetoes.
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Spencer
Missouri
Shantung
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White House
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Etien Udder
Mcpencer
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Tite States
Colombia
Panama Canal
Pacific Fleet Leads Through Panama Canal Route
Pacific fleet of the United States Navy steamed into Colon at dawn and entered Gatun Locks on the way from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Airplanes escorted the ships into Lae harbor as crowds gathered along the shores for the dreadnoughts first visit to the canal. Battleships Geokti and Vernon are reported to be part of the fleet here.
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Jake Createé
Pacific
States Navy
Colon
Gatun Locks
Panama Canal
A Atlantic
Lae Harbor
Canal
Geokti Ami Vernon
Sailorman Drowns Near Stratford Light
Bennie Pawlowski a 28 year old sailor who could not swim drowned off Stratford Shoal Light near Welock last night while aboard the oyster boat Mars ev All efforts to recover his body failed grappling hooks and lines were used. Captain William TH Marv L is reported to have been among the crew.
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Bennie Pawlowski
Stratford Shoal
Welock
Mars
Rossuih Street
William TH
Marv L
Osweski
Yawlowski
Wueless
Reverend Donald Green to Assist Reverend Sherman
Reverend Donald H Green will assist Reverend F Sherman at St Johns Episcopal Church. Greene, a Hobart graduate and Central Theological Seminary alumnus, will begin duties soon while residing at the YMCA camp near Boonville New York.
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F. Sherman
Donald Greene
Christchurch
I Brenda F. Sher
St. John's Episcopal Church
Ory
Greeny
Hobart
Gentral Theolers
New York City
Mndreme
Camp Dnwy
Boonville, NY
McCormick and Hitchcock Debate League in Sunday Post
The Sunday Post will print concluding arguments by Senators McCormick and Hitchcock on the League of Nations. McCormick will explain why he believes defeat is likely, while Hitchcock argues adoption is America's future. Buy the Sunday Post for full coverage and features.
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League of Nations
Sunday Post
McCormic
Hitchcock
United States
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