Allies Supreme Council to Work With Soviet Relief Plan
Paris reports a planned September relief drive for famine Russia led by Herbert Hoover and Lord Curzon. An international commission seeks Soviet cooperation to coordinate large grain and aid depots. Britain and France discuss recognition and relief logistics amid diplomacy.
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Paris
Russia
Ogeesa
Riga
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Red Cross
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Russian Relief Starts at Once Declared by Hoover
Washington August announces immediate start of Russian relief work after White House talks with President Harding. Walter Lyman Brown of the American Relief Administration is en route to join Soviet authorities on the aid effort. Hoover says about sixty Americans remain detained. all others actively imprisoned have been released as a condition for aid.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Ieever
Prett Harding
White House
Walter Lyman Brown
Uropean
Hoover
Russis
Freed Americans Enjoy Bath Food and New Clothes
Six Americans released from Moscow prisons arrived in Reval or Narva, then to Estonia, after shedding prison garb and enduring cleansing. Notable evacuees include Captain Emmett Joil Patrick and Dr W B Estes, among others, who described famine and hardship in Russia and praised American relief efforts while awaiting travel home.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Emmett Joilpatrick
Uniontown
Alabama
Willam Flick
H. J. la Mare
Estes
New York
Kalmatiano
Narva
Esthenia
West
Aise
Revai
Russia
Xenophon B. Kalmatiang
Three policemen slain in Ford payroll raid
Memphis dispatch reports a gang attempted to seize 23 500 at Ford Motor company payrolls near its assembly plant entrance. Officers Vincent Lucarius Howard Gamble and Polk Carraway were killed after masked robbers halted a car and demanded the money. One gang member was killed. a clerk escaped with the funds. Police details spanned Mississippi Arkansas and Tennessee counties as the pursuit followed toward Collierville.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ford Motor Company
Vincent Lucarius
Howard J. Gam
Ble
Ford Company
Polk A. Carraway
Carraway
Gamble
Edward McMenry
Uenrin
Porse
Collierville
Keen Interest in Primaries Driven by Female Voters
In a bustling enrollment for the primaries, roughly 12,000 women are expected to join the lists alongside men. Registrars Lounsoury and White worked from dawn to dusk with crowds filling their offices, a notable contrast to past years when enrollment was sluggish and seldom exceeded seven percent.
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Tate
Ofies
Registrars of Voters
Lounsoury
White
Walnut Beach Boy Run Down by Auto
Milford August 19 Stanley Jones aged 11 son of Mr and Mrs George Jones Beechwood Avenue Walnut Beach was struck and severely injured by an auto in front of his home. He was dragged and received lacerations of legs body and face The car owned and driven by Peter Hedrick of 168 Aice Street Bridgeport was making a detour Hedrick picked up the boy and took him to Columbia hospital Mohanes were broken Hedrick was arrested and held for viving with out oicense
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Milford
Stanley Jones
Ning
George Jones
Beechwood Avenue
Walnut Beach
Peter J. Hedrick
Aitce Street
Bridgeport
Geeshwood Avenue
Fragan
Columbia Hospital
Mohanes
Hedrick
Grider
Only Three Days More to Register for Primaries
Three days remain to enroll in the Republican and Democratic primaries. Hundreds have already registered. Enroll at the Registrars of Voters, Room 2 City Hall, to vote tomorrow or Saturday. Open 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Daylight time.
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Witeh
City
Tide of Business Has Turned Says J Ogden Armour
J Ogden Armour told the Institute of Meat Packers convention in Chicago that the meat industry must be cautious about financing. He warned bank loans rates are high and urged conservatism and careful figures for the coming year.
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J. Ogden Armour
Chicago
Institute of Meat Packers
Mr. Armour
Massachusetts Supreme Court Upholds Old Constitution
The Massachusetts constitution adopted in 1780 remains the state’s supreme law after a majority ruling. The court held that a re arranged constitution would require explicit end of the old charter, and the committee’s proposed articles did not do so. Two Justices dissented.
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Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Lnter
Attorney General's Department
Committee On
Federal analysts warn bootleg liquor poisons buyers
Washington officials say bootleg spirits contain poisons like wool alcohol and ether with risks of insanity blindness and death. Government chemists report seized samples reveal dangerous adulterants in illicit alcohols flooding the country as brands imitate legitimate spirits.
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Federal
Washington, D.C
Garlick warns club plan jitneurs not to collect cash fares
Milford hearing opens as Judge Brown charges against Stanley M. Clark, chairman of the Board of Police Commissioners. Secret session, witnesses testifying that Clark used abusive language about Judge Brown and his court. Jurisdiction debated. motion to dismiss denied.
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Tribunal of Selectmen
New Haven
Clark
Milford
Jarvis B. Brown
Stanley M. Clark
Board of Police Commissioners
Frown
Edmund Zecher
New Web
David E. Fitageraia
Jiavon
Seigctmen
Gerectmen
Omar W. Pratt
Brown
Robert T. Hibbard
Mayor Hylan lauded for huge rise in city debt
New York reports show municipal debt and tax burden sharply increasing under Mayor Hylan. Counsel to the legislative committee questioned relief options as the mayor cited one path through state mandatory legislation and removal of $22 million in direct city taxes.
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Legislative Investigation Committee
New York
Mavrov Hylan
Tenchera
New York City
Elon R. Brosyn
Pilot in Battle With Crazed Man 0,000 Ft in Air
Royal Air Force test pilot Lt Tal Bulman and an observer fought inside a high altitude craft during an engine test near London. A broken oxygen line caused fumes, Bulman spun, then was struck by the observer. The plane landed safely with both crews uninjured. A crazed observer was removed to hospital as officials reviewed the incident.
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London
Tal Bulman
Royal Air Force
Twarnborough Aerodeere
Bulmar
Air Companion
Bulman
Governor Small Arrested Gets Change of Venue
Springfield Aug 13 The States Attorney Mortimer of Sangamon county moved for a change of venue in Governor Len Small’s embezzlement and conspiracy case. Small was arrested yesterday at the executive mansion after a day of at the state capitol. he spoke of conspiracies and a “Sangamon County lawless ring” in his statements.
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Springfield
Tis
Adeddy
Robin Mapleton Declared In Good Health Report
Thomas J. Mapleton of 231 Lenox called at the Telegram office to publish a report on the funeral of his wife Rose Mapleton. The report states Rose Mapleton is in good health according to Mapleton.
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Thomas J. Mapleton
Lenox Arer
Rose Micton
Mapletom
Busmen of State Fight Over Club Plan Verdict Hopes
Prosecuting attorney Garrick warned Bridgeport jitneymen against the "Club Plan" as a tax drive conflicts with city officials. Peter Navekan of the Connecticut State Bus Association denied wider adoption of the plan while tag day fund drives proceed in several cities. The drive aims to pressure the U.S. Supreme Court while officials investigate arrests and alleged nickel-picking under the plan.
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Bridgeport Neymen
J Ltmeura
Ometaha
Garlick
Peter L. Navekan
Connecticut Stats Bus Association
Nangatuck
Dridgeport
Waterbury
Norwalk
Stamford
New Britain
Navekan
Navelan
Meds
Gurtick
Flanagan
Bridgepoins Association
Garrick
Ain
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Railroad earnings show a jump in June profits
Railroads posted earnings of $14,697,346 above May after filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission and reported by the American Railway Association. June earnings represented a 3.1 percent annual return on railroad investment, with total June earnings at $47,293,000 below the Transportation Act forecast.
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Washington
Interetarl Commerce Commission
American Railway Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
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