Stratford Censors Ban Shimmy Jazz Babies Show
Stratford authorities restricted Sally Shaw's Jazz Babies carnival act citing morals concerns. A private audition was held, and after edits the troupe was allowed to perform publicly amid mixed local opinion while critics questioned censorship and propriety at the Red Men carnival in the settlement.
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Sally Shaw
Stratford
Selectman
Sally
Cama Ta Pass
Okenue
Vic
James Lally
New Haven Republicans Nominate Major Hagarty for Sheriff
New Haven held city and town conventions with Democrats renaming Mayor David E. Fitzgerald and listing an unchanged ticket aside from registrar of voters. Republicans field a soldier ticket led by Major Jay J. Hagarty for sheriff with companions for comptroller treasurer tax collector and town offices.
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EW Haven
David E.gerald
Jay J. Hagarty
David FE. Fitegerald
Arthur Mullen
Frank A. Palmieri
Henry Fitzsimmons
Wilham H. Hackett
Vital Statistics
Andrew P. Allen
Yore
Thomas B.B. Cahill
John FE. Douchen
Charles C
William CC
C. FB
Lengi
E.ay
E.ay ; Registrar Vital’ Statu
Clarence L. Flunset
Louis K. Wollmeyer
Whitaker
Auto and Trolley Car Collision Ends With Driver Held
James Trapehegen drove into a trolley at Fairfield avenue and State street near midnight. Motorman Edward Mitchell suffered a leg injury and was taken to St. Vincent's hospital. Trapehegen faces police charges for reckless driving and intoxicated operation as his wife escaped injury.
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James Trapehesen
Te Feld
Fairfield Avenue
State Street
Edward Mitchell
Stratford Avenue
Stratford
Mileugl
St. Vincent's Hospital
Maxwell
Trapehegen
Mitchell
Trapeliegen
Southern Railway chief touts punctual trains in Richmond
President Fairfax Harrison of the Alabama Great Southern railway at a Richmond event said Southern and Western lines now run punctual service with few accidents. He humorously recalled a porter consoling a traveler who missed a famously late train, calling it the punctuality train.
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Southern Railway
Wis Rand
Fairfax Harrison
Alabama Great Southern Railway
Richmond
Pairfax
Bne
Primaries Favor Selectman Lally Amid Stratford Vote
Stratford primary results show James Lally leading against Wellington in first selectman race. Simendinger eliminated. Other races include Berard Carten Beardsley and more as 788 votes cast in town with 1800 registered voters. Coroner to rule on Mrs Ahern motorcycle accident case after witness testimonies.
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Jango Lal
Stratford
Regal Town
Lally
Sabreton
John Simendinger
Colegate
Lallg
Wellington
Lustaly
Hhe
Tihat
Simendinger
First Selectman
James Lally
John Simsendinger
Frank S. Berard
Danel J
Carten
Reinnald
Helen
Coren Phelan
Catherine Ahern
Stratford Avenue
Beamsey Lane
Three Nesses
Hare
Phylan
Nan
Remingston
Ralph Mainfront
Read Street
Gertrude Nolan
Baldwin Street
Ahern
Annie Johnson
Harry
Walsh
George I. Hayes
Rey Gerard
Parl
New Bank
Broadway
Polly
Evelyn Cunninghamn
Johnny
Women Machinists Vote $100 to Expose Spy System
Park ity lodge of the Women's Machinists union voted $100 to fund exposure of a alleged "spy system" used by the Manufacturers' association to disrupt local labor actions. Grand Organizer Cederholm attended and warned Local 32 members could not attend. Local 30 and Local 39 clashed with Lavit over expulsions as Local 116 scabs were denounced. A committee was to visit the GE phone factory to discuss discharge of workers tied to recent strikes. Grand Secretary Davison of the IAOM will be in Bridgeport Friday.
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Park Ity Lodge
Women's Machinists’ Union Hi
Manufacturers’ Association
Jocal
Grand = Lo
Cederholm
San Lavi
Machinists’ Organization
Joca
Lavit
Local 39
Cederhalma
Lavi
Local 30
Bridgeport
Local 116
Lavity
F. ©. Davison
The
Wrida
Bank Director Hosts Million Dollar Dinner
West Side bank director B. Ashman hosted a Brookline area dinner at Brookkown Country for a milestone, after bank deposits reached 1,000,000. Attendees included bank officers H. Simpson, T. Stetber, B. Witk, and others.
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B. Ashman
West Side Bank
Brookkown
Mr. Ashman
Wet Ham B. Witk
T. Stetber
Claims Committee Meeting At City Hall
A short claims committee session was held last night at City Hall with a few minor claims heard. Several petitions of a legal character were referred for investigation and recommendation by an attorney.
New York Club Files Brief In Johnson Suit
The New York American League club asks the court to continue the preliminary injunction in the Johnson case. The brief claims Johnson acted with personal motive in suspending pitcher Carl Mays and notes Mays’ transfer from Boston to New York occurred sixteen days after the alleged offense. It also cites Johnson’s supposed financial interest in the Cleveland club during negotiations.
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New York
New York American League Baseball Club
Ban Johnson
Carl Mays
Johnson
Luge de
Johnsson
Mays
Boston Club
Italian Foreign Minister Pittoni Resigns Over Fiume Incident
Rome reports the Italian foreign minister Pittoni has resigned citing the Fiume incident. An official announcement from the government states Pittoni steps down due to the crisis affecting Italy's international stance.
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Pittoni
Rome
Tomasso ‘Mttoni
Fiume
Glorale d'Ttulis
Say When Do We Eat Dyspepsia Ads on Digestive Remedies
A scanned ad sample touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and a second promotes Cardarrhal Deafness relief. It claims tablets help digestion after meals and enable eating normally, while another remedy promises easier breathing and relief from hearing issues.
KODELS LEAVES FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION
Stepner Kodels national president of the Hungarian American Reformed Federation and Rev Alexander Ludman depart for Buffalo to attend the federation triennial convention opening today through Friday. Delegates will be welcomed by Mayor Buck of Buffalo.
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Stepner Kodels
Thunganan American Reformed Federation
Alexander Ludman
Elangarian Reformed Church
Buffalo
United States
Ildibg
Iwill
Buck Af Buffalk
Quilty
Colonial Pall Room
Fairfield Avenue
Aseson
Colonial Ball Room
Highest railroad bridge named Coktelk yaduet in Eure ma
The structure is reported as the world’s highest railroad bridge standing 80 feet above the water. Local observers note its height and engineering prominence as a notable railway landmark.
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Coktelk Yaduet
Eurema
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