Questionnaires on Coal Use Sent by Fairfield County
Manufacturers in Ian County will receive questionnaires from the Fairfield County subcommittees of the Federated American engineering societies. They seek monthly and yearly coal usage, storage capacity, and district consumption estimates. Local committees will report to a central body to assess national coal conditions and district needs.
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Ian County
Fairfeld County
Federated American Engineering Societies
Cnak Vondealeca
Arthur Kealing
American Tube and Stamping Company
Fairfield County
United States
Central Committee
Elks Leader McFarland Leads Harding Tribute
James G. McFarland, grand exalted ruler of the Elks, issues a national tribute to Warren G. Harding noting mournful memory and urging lodges to publish notices at next meetings. Fred G. Robinson and McFarland head to Washington for the state funeral before proceeding to Marion for memorial services.
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Chicago
Augst Press
Warren G. Harding
James G. McFarland
Benevolent Protective Order of Wiks
Harding
the Elks
Jleven
Marion
Ohio
Brother Harding
Mr. McFarland
Fred G Robinson
Washington
Ali, McParland
Robinmo
Servn
Taxi Used For Unusual Hold Up Found By Police
A Waldorf yellow taxi from New York was found abandoned on Hurd avenue near 1 PM yesterday. Harald Rohr of Corona said an armed passenger robbed him of clothing after a ride from Grand Central at 10 PM Sunday, then forced him to dress and exit the vehicle. He claimed the man directed the taxi toward nearby hospitals before fleeing.
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New York
Hurd Avenue
Harald Rohr
Carona
Henn
Grand Central Terminal
Nut
Bridgeport
Tenglewood Hospital
St. Vin and
Finaily
Rehm
Sullivan Charged With Theft Of Hill Auto In July Crash
Joseph Sullivan aged 21 of 7 Noble avenue was arrested on charges of taking an automobile owned by Georges Hill of 1870 Park avenue. The car was stolen and wrecked at Kossuth and Nichols streets last July 12 injuring two people. bonds set at 1000 dollars. The owner Hill’s car was destroyed in a collision with a wagon driven by Jacob Schreiber of 715 Pembroke street.
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Kossuth
Nichols Streets
Joseph Sullivan
Noble Avenue
Sullivan
Georges
Hill
Park Avenue
Jacob Schrieber
Pembroke Street
Officials pledge swift action to curb disguised poison liquor
A joint statement from State's Attorney Alling and city and county officials vows to dismantle every bar in New Haven county and arrest all liquor dealers who resist tightened controls. They accuse certain saloon operators of selling camouflaged poison and warn that swift, sure action will be taken with no one escaping the net.
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New Waven
Agner
Apron A. Alling
Walter MM. Pickett
Edwin
Pickett
Sheridan
Ty Whitaker
Phillip T. Smith
Alling
Segarch
New Haven
Olals
Convincr
Treaty of Amity and Commerce Signed with Turks
Lausanne August 1 Associated reports treaties between Tar x and the United States for amity and commerce and extradition were signed quietly this afternoon in the hotel salon at Ouchy. Turkish foreign minister Tamet Pasha Riza Nur Bey and Hassan Bey signed for Turkey while Ismet Pas hi and Jes Grew represented the United States. The municipal signatories read brief addresses praising mutual satisfaction at the close of the meeting.
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Lausanne
Tarx
United States
Cremony
Ouchy
Tamet Pasha
Riza Nur Bey
Hassan
Bey
Tsi¢An Ministre Ipland
Ismet Pashi
Jes Grew
Tug Guernsey Burned in Hoboken Fire and Repairs Underway
The tug Guernsey, burned at Hoboken, was towed into the harbor for repairs after harbor authorities assessed the damage. Workmen and owners inspected the wrecked cabin and engines, with six barges moved by the Williams tug and Owen McWilliam assisting. A public hearing was slated today on bridge openings during rush hours, as officials prepare to resume traffic after the incident.
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New York
Guernsey
Hoboken
New York Ten Aid
East Ataort
Bridgeport
Altarford Avenue
Chawnter of Cancer
Lave
Thacklyn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lowing
Constable Accuses Beating Girl Then Loses Badge
East Haven Special Constable Harry Brockett says he handcuffed a girl who slapped a youth at Mans Guilds grove dance after he insulted her. First Selectman J Wesler Darley ripped Brockett's badge and discharged him, sparking tensions and near rioting. Brockett vows charges. Darley warns of retaliation.
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New Haven
Aug
Mans
Bond draft filed to secure firemen pay after court win
Attorney Thomas Cullinan for the firemen submitted a redraft of bonds to City Attorney John Cornett to secure pay for the firemen while the city appeals a Superior Court ruling. The revised bond seeks to release pending the higher court decision and awaits Cornett's acceptance.
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Thomas MM. Cullinan
John A. Cornett
Eure
Sunervis Court
Supreme Court of Errors
Ity
Cornell
Neteptabie Fe
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Elks
Lee Ee Ean
Elm City Hoch
Girl
Meesre
Oxfords
Women’s Union Suits
Meigs & CO
Resikar
Law
Jaulies
Wael Jersey Kults
Legilar Price
Radford
B. Smith’s
Fairtield Ave
Broad St
Gingham
Gvingham Frocks
Secon Floor
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