Stresemann wins Reichstag trust amid Ruhr sovereignty talks
The Reichstag backed Chancellor Stresemann's new cabinet 240 to 70 with 25 abstentions. He outlined conditions for Ruhr freedom and Rhine protections, urging international arbitration to restore Ruhr and Rhineland liberties while preserving Germany's economic life and reparation stance.
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Rise of Calvin Coolidge Told by Frank Stearns
Boston businessman Frank Waterman Stearns tells how Calvin Coolidge rose from obscurity to national leadership. He recalls meeting Coolidge in 1915, his refusal to promise aid, and Stearns’s belief that Coolidge would become a great president. He emphasizes Coolidge’s unselfish service and integrity.
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Homes submerged as storm floods coast, thousands displaced
A powerful coastal storm submerged about 25,000 houses along the Yau Ree rind on the west coast. Officials say the full extent of damage and loss of life has yet to be determined as recovery efforts continue.
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Riots in Germany Leave Dozens Dead or Wounded
Reports from Wilhelmsburg near Hamburg describe barricades thrown up by rioters and clashes with police. Three people were killed and nine wounded in Hamburg area as authorities and strikers exchanged fire and dispersed the crowd.
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Slemp Named Secretary to the President at White House
Virginia Republican Cascom Slemp accepted the post of secretary to President Coolidge. He will not assume full duties until after July 7 due to a brief interim with George I. Christian Jr. serving as presidential secretary. Slemp, a longtime Republican leader from Virginia, previously declined several government offers.
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Father files $4080 suit over boy struck by car
August report states John Rasden, 15, of Greenwich, was hit by an auto owned and driven by Constable George Jones. The father sues for 4080 damages to be heard in Beissport district court next month with deputy sheriff seizing Jones property on the Pos Road Riverside.
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American Legion of Fairfield Plans Dance Event
At a recent Fairfield American Legion meeting the group voted to hold a dance to benefit a local cause. Officers elected include William O A Kinsella as chair with George Anderson and Howard A Smith as alternates.
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Hold Up Tract Captured After Strenuous Fight
Three highwaymen held up a moving van on the New London New York turnpike near Sayprook. John Conroy led the gang, resisted arrest, and was detained in $10,000 bond with two associates held on $5,000 each. State police pursued, a gun and revolver were seized, and charges include carrying concealed weapons and attempted highway robbery. Sullivan continued to New York under arrest protocol.
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Coolidge to Stay in Washington for Limitless Term
Washington, Aug. 14. The recuireniants of the presidency are so steady that President Coolidge does not expect to leave Washington this summer or in any measure resume vacation after Harding's death. The new President, it was said today at the White House, faces many challenges and will stay in the capital to become acquainted with details through the ongoing interntten. He does not plan to make speeches or travel within the next few months.
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Park Board eyes Trumbull tract for new 18 hole golf course
The Park Board secured a two month option on the Wanlsey Stirling Estate in Trumbull for over 10 acres near Beardsley Park and North Avenue at a price of 30 000 dollars. If developed it would become an 18 hole course with easy access from Bridgeport and Long Island Sound and provide a scenic view from various angles. The board notes the pastureland and drainage as favorable for rapid golf use and plans to survey the site further before any commitment.
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Gasoline Price War Deepens Across Nation
Gasoline price cuts by Standard Oil of Indiana and large Midwestern lines spark a broad market selloff in New York stocks as crude prices fall. Georgia governor signals probe into potential monopoly by gasoline pricing practices, with other states considering similar investigations and auto groups urging price reductions to maintain demand.
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Phe Voice on the Peleptone in The Gray Ghost Series
The Bridgeport Sunday Post previews a new Gray Ghost adventure featuring Phe Crayhost the gentleman lawbreaker. The tale promises bafflement and veriloquent intrigue as readers anticipate next Sunday’s installment.
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Medford suspect arrested after Franklin murder confessions
Two wooden boxes containing the dismembered bodies of a woman and her daughter are found in a field. Nassau native Nunie G Tsekos of Franklin NH is arrested after allegedly admitting the killings over a quarrel about money. He says he transported the bodies to a field then to Boston with his children later. Police recover the bodies and begin formal proceedings in Malden and Franklin.
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Reckless driving charge against auto driver identified
A man from Hallett Street was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a dangerous, erratic ride near Nichols-Bridgeport town line. His vehicle was damaged but he was uninjured, and he faced a $16,000 bond set by the judge.
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Hungarian Church Defends Pastor Amid Controversy
A faction within the Hungarian Reformed congregation accuses Rev Alexander Ludman of selfish motives and calls for resignations after a consolidation plan at the State Street parish. Four signatories say elders pressured the pastor and claim union meetings were damaged by the path to merge. The statement notes some signatories were not full members when drafted.
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Two Slightly Injured in Day's Accidents
Two people were injured yesterday in separate incidents. Clifford Darrows of 11 Sea[d] Avenue suffered a slight concussion while at work. Alice Kapushu of Hancock Avenue sustained contusions and was shaken by the fall from a veranda railing.
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Missing boy after betting game on seaside busi ness
Jankure of Stratford told police he feared losing $78 and after a game on a seaside dark diamond busi ness, the boy vanished. He later said the boy had gone to see Meek Ventic, and authorities are investigating the disappearance as a possible crime.
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Stratfard
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Rescue Efforts Continue After Frontier Mine Blast
Rescuers labored through the night at Kemmerer Coal Company’s Frontier Mine, one mile from town, after an explosion knocked out 138 miners. Thirty seven were pulled alive. about 100 remain unaccounted for amid smoke and chaos. Rescue teams from the United States Bureau of Mines joined, as relatives waited anxiously outside the shaft mouth.
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