Sons of Childers and De Valera Address Meeting
A large Sackville street gathering in Dublin features the twelve year old sons of Eamon De Valera and Erskine Childers as speakers. They denounce arrests of a foreigner and pledge to defend Ireland’s freedom though threats remain. Relatives of Pearse and other executed Republicans attend as officers in a motor car disrupts the crowd.
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Dublin
Associated Preas
Sackville Street
Eamon de Valera
Seekine Childers
Friends of Ireland
Valera
Clare
Trey
Dick McKee
Erskine Childers
Liam Mellowes
Ireland
Erekine Callders
Mi- Mary
Mrs. Clarke
Tom Clake
Rio
Pearse
Patrick H. Pearse
Republcans
Removals From Board Urged In Contested Report
The report urges removals from the board and criticizes the management of the farm. It cites an incompetent superintendent and notes the farm is run down with no profit path in institutional farming. It alleges payroll exceeds crop value and details friction with Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Shera over conditions and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Rovers
Nev
Hart
General Gourard Bids Farewell
A garbled dispatch notes General Gourard bidding farewell amid harsh conditions. It mentions his return to his native land and uneasy mentions of New York City, with unreadable phrases about travel, months, and preparations.
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Yosemite
Siis
Annesing
Local Fraternal Meetings Gather Across Stratford and Bridgeport
Dense listing of tonight meetings across Stratford and Bridgeport including Red Men’s hall at Stratford and various lodges such as Bridgeport Counc and J O OF F 164 dr OV, with Masonic, Phi societies, Order of the Amaranth, Royal Neighbors and electrical workers chapters noted among venues and street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okenuck True
Stratford
Bridgeport Lodge
OG. O. M
Tate
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Court Morden
Broad Street
Morris Court
Order of the Amaranth
Masonic Temple
Rose Croix
Masonic
Toyal Neighbors of America
Sute Street
East End
Union
Dorset Workers
Main Street
Electrical Workers
Wairfield Avenue
Naomi Lodge
Hare Street
Denmark Lodge
Danish Brotherhood
St. Charles
Mysterious Lights Over Charles Island Spark Ku Klux Klan Suspicions
Residents along Milford and Silver Beach reported mysterious electrical flames seen near Charles Island on a weekend night. Witnesses believed the glow formed an electric fiery cross, a symbol of the Ku Klux Klan, though authorities found no traces of activity or island visitors. A dawn search found no embers or signs of illumination.
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Charles Island
Ku Klux Klan
Milford Beach
Silver Beach
Island
Milford
Price May Give Statement Today On Resignation
Price may issue a public statement on resigning as executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce amid finance committee action that cut his salary request. The board approved a 35001 annual budget, aiming to avoid debts after a recent operating deficit. a local man is considered for successor, with Brennan noting the 5000 salary is not guaranteed.
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Chamberof Commerce
Seward B. Price
Chamber of Commerce
Price
Lifferts
Lown
Finance Committee
Commerce Chamber
Frank J. Brennan
Tax Board Sets Meeting in Council Chamber Today
The Board of Apportionment and Taxation, postponed from Friday due to lack of a quorum, will convene at three this afternoon in City Hall council chamber. Items include a $26,000 fuel purchase request for the upcoming school year, a St Mary's by-the-Sea bathing beach improvement petition, funds to hire clerks in the town office, and various transfers. George Hill Wardens’ report and city attorney’s note on collection charges are also noted.
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Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Council
Sehont Board
Prack Tock
St. Mary's by-the-Sea
Lown Ri
George IIi
Olan
Jasy John A. Carnell
Hall
Eight Burned to Death in Hotel Fire
Descriptive recount of a deadly hotel blaze with charred remains and frantic crowds. Eyewitnesses mourn missing relatives as investigators inspect the scene amid a blazing, chaotic night. Fire's ferocity and the ash covered interiors reflect a devastating tragedy on Page One.
Car Driver Threatened After Girl Struck By Auto
Four year old Molly was knocked down by an automobile on JTurrat avenue near Lexington Avenue yesterday. Eli Grier of 07 hour avenue threatened Lawrence Perry of 02 Newfield avenue, the driver, who was being instructed by Francis Walsh of 405 Stelen street. The driver fled and reported the incident to police. The girl was taken to Emergency hospital where a lip laceration was found to be minor.
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Molly
Jturrat Avenue
Lexington
Lordship News Highlights Local Socials and Scouts
Lordship society notes include visits by Dr and Mrs Milo Burt and families, Edward Lewis returning from a Columbia course, and Bridgeport and Seymour residents staying at local cottages. Lordship Girl Scouts Troop 2 received insignia from Governor Templeton at a Redding camp, with Mrs John Johnson visiting the troupe. A Bridgeport music club meeting and hospital good news for Mrs Albert Harlow are also recorded.
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Lordship
Aug
Milo Core Burt
Chester
Penn
Burt
Herbert Wickman
Startford
Harry van Yorx
Wickham
Henrice van Yorx
Edward Lewis
Th. M. Lewis
Lewis
Columbia University
Wiliam Hamm
Bridgeport
Leeds
Wormar Leeds
T. Dumphreys
Edward Hobrook
Albert Buller
Tomlinson
Laura Bite
Seymour
Lordship Girl Scouts
Templeton
Redding
John Johnson
Frederick M. Card
A. S. Anderson
3. W. Shafer
J. Ey. Walter
W. O. Northcut
G. Garlick
C. Stearns Bushtrall
Dorothy Smith
Aduisery Board
F. M. Card
Three Delegates to Attend Funeral of Thomas W Fite
Three delegates of liquor dealers Thomas F Plynn A J Murphy and T O McGuire will attend the funeral of Thomas W Fite prominent New Haven restaurateur at New Haven this morning from the local liquor dealers association of which the deceased was state president for several years. Funeral services will be held from his home at 46 Howard avenue New Haven and from Sacred Heart church at 1 o clock when a solemn requiem will be sung.
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Thomas F. Plyn
AJ. Sturphy
T.O. McGuire
Thomas W. Fitermions
New Haven
Fitz
Woodmont
Funes
Keane
Jiowari Avenue
New Theven
Sacred Heart Church
Accident list grows as street hazards spark city action
A Connecticut company is urged to fix a portion of a main thoroughfare after multiple crashes. Tantimonico swerved to avoid a dog, the trolley rails caused a Sulumobile to overturn, injuring several riders who were rushed to hospital. Leonard Tolmes led the injured for care. Fall coats arrive with straight cuts and fur bands.
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Meret
Reek
Iafemea
Me Titey
Connecticut Company
Lys
Lear
Stratford
French arrest Rhine Elbe mine rescue workers
Seventeen members of the Rhine Elbe mine rescue squad attached to the fire department were arrested by French authorities near Gelsenkirchen. The action sparked a strike by Ruhr workers who view the crews as famed rescuers who previously aided French miners at Courrières in 1906.
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Gelsenkircuen
Crermiaing
Uresaj
Fire Department
de Recklinghausen
Rhine-lilba
Thea
Ruhr
Courrieres
Alsace
Fves
No Flowers Exhibit at Show in New Canaan Postponed
New Canaan garden club twice a season drought forces cancellation of the fourteenth annual exhibition after fourteen years of continuity. Farmers face ruined crops and rising fruit and vegetable prices as rainfall remains scarce. Water authorities urge residents to conserve, restrict outside faucets, hose use, and showers to protect supplies and fire safety. A typhoid case is suspected to link to contaminated milk from dry ponds.
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Canaan
New Camian Garden Club
Lee Reservoir
Drouth
Gunmen hold guests at inn in Detroit robbery
Police identify Kermin Sakoloss of Strecklyn New York as one of seven bandits who held up the Allendale Inn in Detroit early today. guests were searched as diamonds and money were taken and officers declined to name who identified him.
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Monro, Mich
Kermin Sakoloss
Strecklyn
Allendale
Detroit
Oxon Theinharat
Pokter
Chappell
Noliey
The Wares of the World Advertise for Value
A persuasive treatise on advertising argues that regular advertisers back products with tested value. It states advertising invites scrutiny, comparison, and self condemned goods. It claims retailers rely on consistent quality to sustain business and trust.
Coal Miners and Operators Meet in Atlantic City
Representatives of anthracite mine operators and United Mine Workers leaders arrive in Atlantic City for a joint session to resolve divergences delaying the Pennsylvania coal fields. A full count of leaders from both sides was expected at the 11 am session, with John L. Lewis and Samuel D. Warriner set to steer the discussions.
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Atlantic City
Miner's Union
Pennsylvania
Joan L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Samuel D. Warriner
Ieadera
Seselons
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Cosgrave
Free State
Carlow
Gourard
Cuntinard
Mase One
Chamber
Anxiou
Rhine-Elbe
New Canaan
Water Company
Milford Water Company
Randhenge
Geneny
High Court of Public Opinion
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