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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1926

Page

5

Poincare presses to end delay on debt vote

Premier Poincare works to secure swift approval of a new bill creating an autonomous sinking fund to manage France’s floating debt. He plans a tobacco company measure as part of a broader move, with the council of ministers to consider the bills tomorrow and the chamber Wednesday.

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Fairfield Funeral Led by Cadman for Coach Sherwood

S Parkes Cadman will preside at the Fairfield funeral for Coach Sherwood of Fairfield Beach who died at his summer home. He was born in February and had spent 25 years with the American Flu Company. Survived by wife, brother Harry Sherwood of Fairfield, and sisters Mrs William Burr of Fairfield and Mrs Frank Sherwood of Brooklyn.

Fairfield Spays S. Parkes Cadman Brooklys Federal Council of Churches In American Coach Sherwood Fairfield Beach Sotiage Gaklawnemetery Me Sherwood Seace Amercan Flue Company Westminster Read Brooklyn Mr Cidman Estesherwood Harry Sherwood William ©. Burr Pfairtie Frank Sherwood Pbrooklyn le Rogers

Masculine Model Bathing Suit Style Described

A description outlines a smart bathing outfit for men featuring dark blue flannel with red pin stripes. It pairs the shorts with white shirts and a matching beach robe of the same striped material to complete the costume.

Embargo on Mexican Arms to Stay, Coolidge Says

President Coolidge refuses to lift the embargo on shipping arms to Mexico. State Department, and Secretary Kellogg, plan talks on Mexico but maintain the embargo to avoid fueling civil conflict. Bishop Cardin’s statements trigger congressional resolutions condemning Mexico’s church regulations, while U.S. domestic policy remains focused on stability.

N.Y St. Gabriels Sumer Coeih Mesto Canova Coridge Cis Saranac Lake Domentio Administeriay Mesico Cardin Meco Mexico Kelloge Coglidge Coolidge Kellogs

Efforts to cut infant mortality in Prince progress

Paris August 1 cap news staff reports that efforts to reduce infant mortality in Prince, with American participation, show progress in the first quarter of 1916. Births fell year over year while deaths declined slightly, yet the population of infants under one year rose moderately, indicating mixed results.

Paris Prince

White Robed Men Abduct Stranger From Texas Town

An unidentified man was abducted in a Texas town by six or more white robed assailants. The incident occurred near a hotel as a motorcar sped away northward, witnesses say the victim shouted for help. Police have no clues yet.

Texas Patronus Leslin Lantes Webb Teenere Aebesses Ted Uresavs Imzani

Michael Cohalan Dies in New York Hospital

Michael Cohalan, prominent New York lawyer and brother of former justices Daniel Cohalan and John Cohalan, died Friday at Vincent’s Hospital after a pernicious anemia attack. He lived summers at Laurel Beach, worked for 14 years with New York Telephone, and leaves a wife Emma Dietz, two sisters, and four brothers. Funeral from Dennis Cohalan’s home at 146 West 36th Street, New York.

Michael Coralan New York Supreme Court Daniel F. Coanlan Ireland John P. Cohalan Vincent's Hospital Laurel Beach Cohalan Post Avenue New York City New York Telephone Company Middlson Orange County Wallkill Daniel F John P Timothy B. Cohn Emma Dietz James N. Dyer Aileen L. Cohalan Daniel Tmothy John Dennis Cohalan West 36Th Street Mullins, Lott and Redgate

Holyoke Attorney H. E. McElwain Dies in Denver

Holyoke attorney H E McElwain died in Denver after an abdominal operation. He had attended the American Bar Association convention. A prominent figure in Holyoke legal circles, his death closes a notable career.

Denver Colc H. E. McElwain Holyohke Mass American Bar Association

McCoy’s Liver OI Tablets Promise Quick Growth for Children

Claims a vitamin rich tablet can rapidly strengthen pale thin children by delivering vital elements in a pleasant form. Advertises McCoy's Liver OI Tablets as a guaranteed remedy to add at least 3 pounds in 34 days, available through Hindle’s and pharmacies for 60 cents with a money back offer.

Harlem Hindle's

Jury Denies Suit Against Disbarred Boston Lawyer

A Suffolk Superior Civil Court jury cleared disbarred Boston attorney Daniel Hf. Coakley in a $900,000 claim by Mrs. Pappathanos. The case hinged on payments tied to a settlement for Herbert L. Baker and a Maine client, with questions on whether Coakley intended fraud and the exact amount collected.

Boston Daniel Hf. Coakley Odi Vappathanos Suffolk Superior Lummus Phaiitif Coakley Herbert L. Baker Wank Maine Blank Corkley Mr. Blank'sa

Three Die When New Plane Falls in Pittsburgh Area

Three aviators testing a new plane were killed when the machine caught fire in flight and crashed near McKeesport yesterday. Victims were B. Russell Melmain, 20s, James Lom, 22, and Allyn W. Sharfer, 22, all residents of the Pittsburgh district. The craft, owned by Doming piloted by McTisain, dipped and appeared to explode as it neared the ground, with spectators noting a slight explosion.

Pittsburgh MeKersport Aire Yesterda B. Russell Melmain James Lom Allyn W. Sharfer Doming McTisain

Daily Record of Ambulance Calls

Ambulance run log lists calls from Fridgeport to Mary Camthlin at 755 Grind Street and to Hillside Home for Tratvey Savage. Entries indicate transfers to Bt Vincert's hospital and Bridge port capital with patient details and times in a fragmentary city dispatch record.

Fridgeport le Petal Mary Camthlin Storly Grind Street Tekken Hillside Home Neste Alcoholem Broad Street Tratvey Savage Vincert's Hospital Burk EM Pom Andover Mary Kopasg Bridgeport Canital

Berlin City TrOCk Horses Get Vacation

Berlin City track horses and delivery horses owned by the city will take a three week break this summer in an 80 acre municipal horse sanitarium. Officials say the city pays for the rest as a parallel to human vacations. The animals will have ample hay and freedom to graze and lounge in the shade or among the meadows.

Llin Aug Harse Corte Kayi Cily

Priests and Nuns Leave Mexico for New York Reach City

Eleven religious from Mexico City arrive in New York aboard the Regina Maria Christiana amid prayers across the city. The group includes 21 nuns and priests and students, with seven nuns from Servants of Mary. Some will head to New Orleans and Spain, citing possible bloodshed from Mexican government policy. Clerical leaders urge calm as Catholic services hold prayers for Mexico.

New York Mes Rt. Patrick T Tadar Mexico Regina Maria Christiana Mexico City Sis Maris Agen Jduml Fs Thim France Split Sary Spain New Orleans Pady Joaquin Arrigo Amexico Lawyors St. Patrick's Cathdral Raymond Murray National Catholic Welfare Conference Charles McCabe Meriva

Guests Hurt As Hotel Burns Near Greenwood Lake

Fire at Mountain Spring hotel early today caused about 75000 in damage with several guests sustaining minor injuries. H L Heath of Trenton N J and his wife were slightly burned. Sergeant Manning and two New York men leaped from windows and were injured. Fire officials have yet to determine the cause as many guests could not be counted due to destroyed registers.

Greenwood Lake Mountain Spring H. Ll. Heath Trenton N.J Duard J. Manning New York Veter Blanco

Car hits post burns two in Park Avenue crash

New York August 1 CSP report fatal car crash on Park Avenue. A vehicle struck a lamp post causing gasoline to ignite engulfing occupants including Dr Raymond tubert Gaxnaway and Lucretia, both fatally burned. A hospital physician relative and Chase National Bank window were also damaged.

New York Raymond Tubert Gaxnaway Lucretia Autores Dile Park Avenue Lowb Gaynor Endnent Brooklyn Physicaun Greennount Besptt Laubs Elmira N.Y Abra Jaul Laug Wee Ayeque Chase National Bank

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