Shuffle Along Pleases at Park in Harlem Spirit
A review of Shuffle Along at the Park praising its novelty and entertainment value. The all Negro cast brings Harlem spirit, with standout musical numbers such as Banana Days and I Am Craving for That Kind of Love, drawing strong audience enthusiasm and high acclaim.
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BOF Wu
Newark
Diang
Edgar Conners
John Mginer
Theodora McDonald
Wilemot
New South
Harlem
Attempted burglaries reported to police yesterday
Police report multiple reported crimes with two thefts and several attempted burglaries. Losses include 45 dollars from Joseph Clifford and 26 pounds from Joseph Lane. Targets included local gas station Cheney's dry store Lincoln Hardware and others on Connecticut Fairfield Stratford streets.
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Rim
John Wal- Sphek
Water Street
Fairfield Avenue
Clubs and Lodges Hold Tonight Meetings Across City
A crowded slate lists Italian Women's council and dozens of fraternal groups meeting this evening at multiple locales including 66 Beach street and 164 State street. Also noted are I O O F lodges, Royal Arcanum chapters, Woodmen of the World, Daughters of the Royal Arcanum, and several burial societies.
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Italian Women's Council
Beach Street
Wowompen Tribe
Newav
Monitor Lodge
State Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Jayna Charta Lodge
Sons of
Sir “George
St. George's Pall
Stratford
Lee Avenue
Farren Lodge
Peel
Kyota Council
D. of P
Ruth
Seaside Council
Royal Arcanum
Main Street
Cornelia Wilder Council
Loa
Adies
Pioneer Camp
Woodmen of
Fairfield Avenue
Kimmerlin
Shepherds of Jbernlenem, T
Obituary Saul Geduldig the Pawnbroker
Saul Geduldig a longtime pawnbroker and father of Attorney A S Geduldig, died yesterday. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from 843 Hanover Street. Burial in Rodeph Sholem cemetery. Survived by widow, another son Samuel, daughter Mrs Lillian Ceedman, all in the city.
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Saul Geduldig
A.S. Geduldig
Hone
Hanover Street
Itodeph Sholen
Geduldis
Samuel
LillianeCecdman
Senate approves increased tariff on foreign sugar
Washington Aug The Senate approved a tariff rise of three tenths of a cent per pound on sugar and rejected a government bounty for domestic potash producers. It rescinded a prior tariff cut on white arsenic and set Cuban sugar at 2.4 cents above existing rates. The vote split over the desired 2.4 cent or 2.3 cent levels and touched on broader tariff powers and scientific tariff ideas.
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Washington
Senate
Louisiiana
Bea Sipar
House
Lnanoe Committee
Tariff Commission
Frelinghuysen
Finance Committee
Congress to Take Hand in Strikes Raging Across Railsh
Cabinet members report a plan to unite the Commerce Commission and the Railroad Labor Board to fix rates and wages. President Harding may seek moving the Labor Board from Chicago to Washington for harmony with the ICC. The move aims to keep commerce moving while avoiding drastic DOJ injunctions.
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Congress
State Commerce Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Hard
Ibe
Cnicago
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Barding
Justic
Abe
Department of Justice
Uye
Southern Railway Peace Offer Rejected by Strikers
Washington August 8 Strife employment today refused to end their strike on the Southern Railway on the terms proposed by President Harding in July The union heads after consultation with railway officials decided that the railroads should enter separate negotiations to maintain the strike and avoid weakening the nationwide action Other roads in the South were to follow the Souths lead and await a general settlement
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Washington
Southern RailWay
Pres Yens Harding
Shay
Lae
Condemned Cinders Stir Democratic Club Controversy
At a morning meeting of the Seventh District Democratic Club at 182 Milnne Street, Director of Public Works Gear Coughlin condemned cinders used for street repairs as not up to standard. Members urged investigation into sales to the city. Lawrence Gallagher, three times club president, was reelected and said no committee would be appointed to probe the cinder matter. United States output referenced as about 180,000 tons last year.
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Milnne Street
Coughlin
Lawrence ‘. Gallagher
Cinde
Stray Shots Trigger Bootlegger Feud Murder Arrests
In Chinatown New York police charged two Chinese men with murder in the fatal shooting of Ko Low, head of the Hip Sing Tong, amid a gang feud. A third man was held as a material witness as events tied to labor and bootlegger rivalries surfaced after a car burst into a crowd of clothing strikers. Several wounded were reported, three dying at hospital.
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New York
Aug. S
Ko Low
Hip Sing Tong
Chinatown
Beethay
Usvd
Dai
A. Boaliegees
Sauit
Mirdar
Second Avenue
Tower
Third
Lokow
Bellerie Hospital
Mili
Republican Convention Held in Elm City Faces Delegates
The Republican State Central Committee organized a town caucus plan for Connecticut with delegates assigned to towns and districts. The meeting in Elm City featured tense exchanges between leaders J Henry and Colonel Jac M. Ete man, plus discussions on future leadership and party alignment amid rumors of shifts toward Farabel factions.
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Elm City
House of Representatives
Wonton
Republican State Central Committee of
Connecticut
J. K Henry Roraback Daai
Onewang AL Bailey
Norwica
Healy
New Haven
Wallingford
Willian
Meriden
Dr.enry
HH. Garton
Naugatuck
James A. Pearle
Waterbury
William PB. Ogden
Wasbury
William P. Ogren
Alfred C. Baldwin
Derby
Daniel M. Crow
New London
Albert J. Bailey
George H. Bradford
Montville
Tohs T. King
Bridgeport
Alexander L. Delaney
New
London
S Norewich
Awinet Hartfort
Jennings
Tenn
Robbina
FB. Stocka Id
Cleveland Parley Disappoints Illinois Operators Attendance
The article reports weak participation from Illinois operators at a conference as trans-Mississippi fields show little interest. Indiana and Texas owners also declined comment, while a national association head notes Indiana mining owners will not participate. The joint conference plans to reconvene tomorrow per schedule.
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Noa Worl
treans-Mississippi
Lets
Tndiana
Tinos
M.ogte
Cwal Gasociation
Prast
Striker Is Fined for Assault in Railroad Yard
Springfield Massachusetts district court imposed a 40 dollar fine on Joseph Sonsini of West Springfield for assault and battery on a passenger engine inspector in the Boston and Albany yards. Warning issued that further assaults by striking shop workers will lead to serious measures. Other strikers charged with trespass on railroad property to be heard tomorrow.
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Springfield
Masa
Thomas CG. Matiey
Joseph Sonsini
West Springheld
Boston and Albany
Jitney Service in Buffalo Crippled by Mandamus Order
Amid a city dispute, Buffalo jitney operators faced mandamus orders as authorities seized license cards and halted services. Efforts to unify operations under appellate court review aim to restore streetcar substitute traffic, with a test drive planned soon and city officials preparing for further legal action.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Sinr Tosisomen
Justice Pooley
Wotel
Robertson
Justice Krauss
District Democrats Discuss Primary Work in Lafayette
A meeting of the 20th District Democrats at the party headquarters in Lafayette reviewed primary strategies. Edward Tuss was elected secretary of the enrollment division, and Harry O’Leary was noted for his role in party operations.
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Parti
Lafayete
Gregor Lactone
George Mher
Harry O'Leary Handeyuigh
Edward Tuss
Fortine Son
Too Street
Eb Mency
Cornell Opponents Busy in 3D District Debates
Confused summaries indicate a district primary process with ant-Cornell factions, party lists, and new endorsements. Reports mention a May gathering led by John Varry, with 25 new nominees claimed and transfers from Republican and Democratic lists becoming moot amid anti-Cornell sentiment.
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Cornell
Antie Corpaliiti
Arreslins
John ‘Vary
Reed election contest ends with no challenger
Aug week, long will not run nor contest Reed nomination in Missouri. Reed, defeated Democratic nominee for U S senator, announced he would not contest the nomination of Enucor or Ga Reel for a race.
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Long
REED
Ridge Long
United States
Missouri
Rae Souni
Conservation of Bums 15 Urged at Local Meeting
A local gathering urged conservation of bums and landscape, highlighting garden displays at the home of Waller B. Lashar in Greenfield Sill and images of Amn Crane’s properties. Mrs Washer welcomed attendees, with officers D. Warner and Helen Turney Sharp noted. Clarence Sturges chaired the program.
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Waller B. Lashar
Greenfield Sill
Amn
Catata ix
Vieliing
Willian
Stratford Council Plans Budget to Keep Tax Rate Low
Stratford officials say the town will work on the coming year’s budget within weeks. The aim is to keep town expenditures as low as possible and to lower the tax rate if feasible.
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Stratford Council
Stratford
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