Huszar Says Visit to Chicago Not Intended
Charles Huszar former Hungarian premier now in America denied plans to visit Chicago saying he will return to Hungary in two weeks after handling business related to relief for Hungarian prisoners in Siberia He denied claims that 50000 Jews would be harmed if he stayed in the country Federation of Hungarian Jews urged his deportation as an undesirable alien and asked the State Department to investigate his presence in the United States
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Bac
Chicago
Karl Huazar
Hungary
America
Siberia
Botha Federation of
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Secretary of State
Huse
Retired Sergeant Receives Gift from Recruiting Service
Sergeant John A. Leakine of Park Avenue has retired after 20 years of service and was presented with a gold swatch by recruiting service associates. Local men have enlisted through Bridgeport retriation during the last week.
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John A. Leakine
Park Avenue
Bridgeport
Gompers Urges Rights for Workers in Industrial Peace
Samuel Gompers declared that industrial peace in America requires workers to have a voice in industry and the right to organize. He said collective bargaining is essential to understanding and peace, and the American Federation of Labor will meet halfway any movement toward peace without its membership.
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Atlantic Clt
Samuel Gompers
America
Senier Harding
American Federation of Labor
Bay
Subsidy Debate at Imperial Press Conference
Ottawa August 3 delegates at the Imperial press conference debated government subsidies for cable companies and lower rates to ensure full news interchange within the empire. British and Canadian delegates opposed subsidies fearing government control of news distribution and content.
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Ottawa
Ont
Constable Interferes With Revenue Officers
A damaged report from Stampord notes Andrew Schlechtwes a local constable was ordered to appear before Commissioner Lavery in Bridgeport to explain alleged interference with revenue officers in Greenwier. The event centers on a traffic stop and questions about tools and vehicle. no counsel yet secured.
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Counsat
Spellacy Names Lashar as Governor Candidate
Hartford August 3 Attorney General Thom Spellacy said before leaving for Washington that his ambition is to return to Hartford as a private citizen and that many Connecticut men are fit for governor. He named Mayor David B. FitzGerald of New Haven and Walter B. Lashar of Bridgeport as possibilities.
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Hartford
Thom
Lacy
Washington
Connecticut
Amothem
David B. Fitz-Gerald
New Haven
Walter B. Lashar
Bridgeport
Liberty Auto and Electrical Incorporation Certificate Filed
The Liberty Auto and Electrical company filed a certificate of incorporation in the town clerk's office yesterday. The town corporation will store business with a paid in capital of $2,000 and will deal in auto sale accessories and electrical supplies.
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Liberty Auto and Electrical Company
One Dead and One Hurt in Newsboys Fight
A deadly clash among newsboys in Rosebank, New York left one man dead and another wounded. A revolver was fired during a quarrel over alleged customer targeting, with the shooter fleeing before police captured him.
Allies Prepare Sharp Ultimatum For Soviet
Paris reports a tense exchange between Soviet leaders and French officials. The ultimatum threatens to end negotiations on resuming commercial ties and a Peace settlement between Russia and the Allies.
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Paris
Russia
Cuba Contributes to Roosevelt Memorial Fund
Delegates of the Roosevelt Memorial negotiate Cuba's share en route to Washington. The people of Cuba contribute 100,003 toward the memorial. Cuban Congress expected to add to the sum to complete Cuba's portion.
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Cuba
Roosevelt
Washington
Note on Draft and Supreme Council Decision on Intervention
The text remarks that the decision is unspecified whether it concerns military intervention or blockade. It states the Supreme Council will make the call. Italy is being asked to subscribe to the note draft.
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Lore
Supreme Council
Italy
Vandals Open Grave At Cross Cemetery In Malden
Vandal act at Cross Cemetery in Malden leads to discovery of an opened coffin. Local residents, including Taticea, report finding the head of Casper Taert outside the casket. The incident occurred August fifth amid a vandalism spree. authorities investigate and seek witnesses.
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Malden
Mas
President Wilson Sheds Auto For Carriage
SINGTON Aug 5 The ailing president for the first time in weeks went driving today in a carriage with Mrs Wilson and a Secret Service guard aboard the vehicle. The body was not disturbed and a native suggested the deed might have been done by an insane person.
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Sington
Wilson
Rack Creek Park
Secret Service
Fox
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