Five Teachers Are Appointed At Warren Harding High
A county education board meeting approved naming the new eastern city high school Warren Harding High School. Five teachers were appointed including two from the city and one from Westport, with several resignations and a leave granted. The board also listed additional staffing changes and upcoming civic matters.
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Edina M. John
Madison
Ears
East Hartford
Shelton
Miss Flauech
Margaret Hail
Begrade Lakes
Maine
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German Women Appeal to U S Berlin Plea on Evicted Rail Workers
Berlin August 13 The Associated Press reports German women urge U S President to help avert ignominy and disgrace. Fran Gathering Von Cheimb, a Reichstag deputy, asks President Cogidge to aid wives of evicted railway workers in France where French forces order colored troopers to pillage the homes of evicted railway men.
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City Plaza stalls open to local jobbers after signing
The mayor signed a new ordinance allowing local produce jobbers to use City public market stalls at the Maza site starting today. The measure limits stalls to growers and farm produce sellers, amid debate over including wood suppliers and other vendors.
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Doctor asked 10 have slayer sent to sanitarian
Deputy Coroner told of a protest by victim and murderer Pelath and his wife after a request for 30 cents for a shave led to plans to commit Clara Pelath, 72, with a hatchet. Dr McGovern said Pelath resisted relocation to a sanitarian home and charity officials planned court action.
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Milne Street
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Wine cargo seized by Stratford police in prohibition bust
Stratford police halted a truck carrying 30 cases of wine en route to New Haven from Brooklyn. Four men from Brooklyn were arrested on liquor violation charges and held with bond around 1500 dollars each. Federal agents noted the case and began parallel proceedings.
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Brooklyn
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Cristian Anderson
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Kronklyn
Pen Smith
Furtral- Wen Po - Flanagan
Victor
Tevar Deakin
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Force Entry at Vagant Restaurant Spooks Local Man
A man was arrested after forcing entry into Vagant Restaurant in Adair Mo. The incident left the victim with chest wounds and a serious head injury. Police and investigators are handling the case as a violent entry and assault.
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Adair Moo
Joan Growin
Town Republican Committee Endorses Chairman and Appointments
The Republican Town Committee unanimously backed Chairman Robinson and his leadership over district chairs amid a push to wait for a complete charter report. Robinson denied accusations of manipulating posts, citing medical absence of Chairman Fitzroy and postponement of a planned get-together while the committee considers a new charter.
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Dirmant
Alex EH
Robingar
Istrict Clair
Robinson
Quinth
Itzroy
Waartion Tiken Aw
Bridgeport City to Pay Widow After Fatal Heat Stroke
City of Bridgeport agrees to a lump sum of 3473.78 to Mary Walus widow of John Walus, a former garbage wagon driver who died of heat stroke on Honsatonic Avenue while on duty. Compensation Commissioner Buckinghan ruled the death occurred in employment. Council approval followed, covering funeral and expenses.
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John Walus
EH. T. Buckinghan
Tridgeport
Yea Walus
Honsatonic Avenue
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Mary
Miners and Operators to Meet Coal Commission
Union miners and anthracite operators were summoned by the Federal Coal Commission to meet in New York Wednesday to avert a September 1 production suspension. The talks aim to craft a compromise wage and mine conditions, with government mediation to keep mines operating.
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Britain awaits American reaction to Ruhr and reparations
London notes that the British Blue Book aims to mobilize world opinion on European figures involved in the Ruhr and reparations. Britain seeks American input to determine Germany paying capacity, with French policy seen as isolating Britain. The government hopes for Anglo American cooperation to shape a world settlement.
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Maror
America
Mattresses Catch Fire Forcing Families From Homes
Firefighters from Bridgeport battled a mattress blaze in a three story brick building on Main Street last night. Thick acrid smoke drove residents from apartments above while investigators led by Detective Murphy traced the alarm to a fire telegraph. No injuries or structural damage reported as crews contained the blaze.
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Paccick Murphy
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George Clirper
Divergent Views On Europe From American Financiers
New York August 13 two American financiers arrived aboard the Leviathan with sharply differing verdicts on Europe. Irving T Bush president of the New York Chamber of Commerce said Europe is in hysteria yet economically sounder than in years. Willis H Booth vice president of the Guarantee Trust and International Chamber of Commerce warned Germany will collapse unless it yields to France demands.
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Guarantee Trust Company of New York
International Chamber of Commerce
Reparations Deliveries in Kind Halted
Germany formally notified the reparations commission that all in kind deliveries would cease due to high costs endangering the German economy and a planned gold loan. The move affects France and Belgium deliveries linked to Ruhr actions, while reconstruction contracts remain unaffected as resources are redirected to avert famine.
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Ruhr
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Poincare and Collaborators See Downfall of Entente
Poincare and his allies assess the Entente's collapse amid Britain’s stern posture. The British stand and conditions are described as tolerable within the shifting balance of power in Europe.
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Despair of Agreement Over Reparations in Paris Talks
Paris Aug 13 A Press dispatch reports official Paris nearly abandoned hope of salvaging the entente through reparations talks with London. French officials say Britain pressures France to bear most concessions as Germany bears none. France would quit reparations pensions payments if Britain does likewise, while Britain resists. Questions linger over arbitration at The Hague or handing the matter to the League of Nations.
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League of Nations
Assaulted Man Frank Hospitalized After Darien Incident
A man identified only as Frank is hospitalized in Stamford after an afternoon assault by Joseph Montecasal in Darien. Police report the assailant attempted to flee and remain at large.
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Joseph Montecasal
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Montecasal
Deaf Mute Boy Wounded by Revolver Bullet
A deaf mute five year old, Louis Pierce, was shot in the left shoulder near the lung yesterday afternoon at his grandfather’s home at 184 East Main Street. Police report the incident appears accidental as Louis cannot explain how the bullet struck him. He was taken to Bridgeport hospital for treatment and his seven year old brother Joseph was questioned. authorities see no criminal negligence. The child’s condition is reported as not believed to be serious.
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Jain Bridgeport Hospital
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