Last Rites For Dead Publisher Vil Be Simple
Chicago Aug 20 AP Final rites for Victor Fremont Lawson proprietor and editor of the Chicago Daily News will be simple and unobtrusive as the life he lived The funeral service for the noted publisher who died unexpectedly at his home here last night will be held at eleven oclock next Monday morning in the New England Congregational church In deference to his wishes the ceremony will be held at the home The minister to officiate Rev John A Heyworth pastor of the New England church Lawson was devoted to the newspaper and his colleagues pallbearers include active workers from the composing room business office and news desks The list of honorary pallbearers includes lifelong associates in journalism benevolence and civic life Thousands of messages poured in from President Coolidge Vice President Dawes Melville Stone and others mourning his passing from journalism and praising his leadership.
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Chicago
Fremont Lawson
Chicago Daly News
Hfe
New England Congregational Church
John & Heyworth
New England
Lawson
Canada
Daily News
Mr Lawson
Congo
O W Butta Clark
M Cavanee
Anthons Czarnecki
William Aser
McKinley Henry Justin Smith
Donald J Walsh
Emmons J Alden
George H Baker
Edward Prices Bell Wyllys
W Baird
Herman Black
Benjamin Carpenter
Charles HH Denn
Walter L Fisher
Jesse Holdom
Thomas D Jones
Keele
James Langland
Cyrus H McLorrick
R R Moormick
William L McLean
Frank B Noyes
Adolph S Ochs
Harry Osterman
Jason Rogers Hopewell L Rogers
Julius Rosenwald
John Chaffer
Melville E_ Stone
Walter
Walter H Wilson
Joan Woodward
Slason Thompern
Iceman Prostrated by Heat Dies of Delirium Tremens
Derby crowd reports a man delivering ice last Tuesday succumbed to heat and delirium tremens. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital, then moved to Hillside home in the city where he showed initial improvement before his condition worsened.
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Rank Blazes
Derby
St Vincent's Hospital
Hillside
Night meetings on city fraternal and service groups
Community groups listed include Pride of Bridgeport council Daughters of America 62 Cannon Street Joseph Dowdall lodge K of P 1025 Main Street Arcanum lodge 1087 Broad Street Womens Christian Temperance Union 239 Gilbert Street Machinists 847 Main Street and many more across Bridgeport. Also notes about related organizations at 62 Camp Street and other local venues.
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Pride of Bridgeport Council Daughters of America
Cannon Street
Joseph Dowdall Lodge
K of P
Main Street
Arcanum Lodge
Broad Street
Womens Christian Temperance
Ibert Street
Bcandinasian Sick Benefit Society
Lee Avenue
Oronogue Lodge
Stratford
Washington Camp
Bridgeport
American Electroplaters Society
Camps Street
Deeport Schsaber
Nelson
State Street
Nanty Lincoln Indee
Tod
Stalford Avenua
Ida Lodge
Field Street
Parkers
Obituary notices of Penski Beach Armitage families and others
A series of funeral notices for many local residents including ten year old Cagmund Penski son of Vincent and Stanislawa Penski, Thomas Halan a seaman killed in Pacific waters, Catherine Stroomer Relly, Marie B Beach, Mary Lesinsky, Mary Baricko, Anna Pennoyer, Harold J Andreas, Charles Collins Perry, Lawrence B Wood, Andrew Bischoff, Mrs Caroline Handy, and Walter Armitage. Services mostly at local churches with burials at St Michaels, Lakeview, Mt. Grove, and Oak Lawn cemeteries. several high mass requiems and standard post death rites noted. Surviving relatives listed where given.
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Cagmund Penski
Vincent and
Stanislawa Penski
Hancock Avenue
Lt Michael the Archangel
SS Michaels Cemetery
Driver McKillop Dies After Collapse in Park Scene
Joseph McKillop aged 42 of 504 Maple Street died of heart failure while being taken to Bridgeport hospital after collapsing in Beardsley Park. He was stricken while driving with his family, and a motorist stopped to help before responders arrived. death was pronounced by Medical Examiner Ho LePhen Peters.
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Joseph McKillop
Maple Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Beardsley Park
Thecele Poleemin
McKillop
Neie
Ambiline
Ho LePhen Peters
Twelfth District Club Plans Sheep Roast
The Twelfth District Club lays plans for a sheep roast on September 6 at Hillside Home. Members met to finalize arrangements and duties for the event.
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Twelfth District Club
Imeifth
Alice Snemtat
Sraght
Llillgide
Granting Demands Would Raise Price In Coal Dispute
The miners reject arbitration and insist on wage and price increases that would raise anthracite costs by 2 to 3 dollars per ton, arguing production must continue while acknowledging wages are high versus other trades. Operators counter that consumers will not pay higher prices and that current levels cannot be maintained without substitutes.
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Concel Sn
Mrs Prindle Dies at 87 in Bridgeport Home
Mrs Harriet Scovel Prindle aged 87 of 795 Myrtle avenue widow of Isaac B Prindle former cashier and director of Pequonnock National Bank died yesterday at her home. Born in Albany she lived in Bridgeport 46 years. Survived by daughter Mrs Paul Kendall of Atlanta sister Mrs George W Pierce Albany and six grandchildren. Active member of First Presbyterian Church. Rev H A Davenport to officiate at services this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Body to Monticello Georgia for funeral and burial Sunday.
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Harriet Scovel Prindle
Myrtle Avenue
Isaac B Prindle
Pequonnock National Bank
Albany
Bridgeport
Mra Paul Kendall
Atlanta
George W Pierce
First Presbyterian Church
H A Davenport
Monticello
France and Italy to Settle Debts Tonight
In a closing lecture on peace problems of France a speaker argued there can be no question of a reputation of debts by France. He urged viewing lenders as friends aiding to avert catastrophe and called the debt sacred while noting preparations for an indispensable settlement. American policy and foreign policy figures discussed.
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France
United States
Arthur
Young
State Department
Washinton
Jeremiah VW Jenks
New York University
Nicaragua
Alvin S Johnson
New Republic
FOSTEAN MAY BE NEW DRY CHIEF
The World reports John A Fostern, Philadelphia division prohibition chief, slated to become dry administrator for the district. Announcement expected in Washington Saturday with change effective September 1. Other appointments include Sill Gell new investigations bureau head under Treasury and Reuben Ro Sas directing Newark Bay ton office.
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New York
John A Fostern
Philadelphia
Washington
Sill Gell
a+sistant
the Treasury
Andrés
Reuben Ro Sas
Newark
Bayton
Danbury Man Heavily Fined for Tax Return Failures
Hartford August 70 AP Franklin J Scollins Jr of Danbury ordered to pay about 70000 to Internal Revenue Collector Robert Eaton in back taxes penalties and interest after failing to disclose profits from liquor transactions. Scollins faced 1521598 in additional income tax with 14845 21 added for 1921 7105 for 1922 6848 for 1920 and 8614 for 1919. Represented by Charles E Williamson of Darien. John Bonadies, former Hartford football star, to pay 450 62 in taxes and penalties for delinquent reporting claiming income came from real estate transactions.
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Hartford
Frank J Scollins, Jr
Danbury
Robert O. Eaton
Scollins
Charles E Williamson
Darien
John Bonadles
Hillside Avenue
Gaton
The
Revenue Bureau
Westport arrest follows trolley car murders detail
Frank Daly and two male companions were tracked from Mount Vernon to a Cross Highway boarding house near Westport. Police cordoned an isolated farm, found Daly in bed after dawn, and took him to the barracks after he allegedly confessed to the Mount Vernon trolley car killings. Daly faces first degree murder charges with an expected arraignment in Mount Vernon.
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Kleisch
Edward Bowe
Crosa Highway
Daly
Westport
Silverstein
Mattes
Mount Vernon
Martin and Donahue
New York
Walter Lynehan
State Police
Lynehan
Bernard Scully
Wiliam Silk
Stephen Stanton
Cross Highway
York
Contrict
Frank Daly
Connecticut
Connecicut
Tha
Jacob Schumacher
Woman Groger Reports Theft at Grand Street Grocery
Mrs Berrach who runs a room behind her Grand Street grocery reported to police at 11 30 p.m. last night that a man entered the room and stole about 500 in small change. She believed the thief lived nearby and suspected a prior 40 loss. Police searched with two men but found no suspects. questions about carrying 500 unnoticed remain.
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Frank Berrac
Grand Street
Chang
Fog Forces Camp Time Change and Baseball Outing
Fog caused a schedule shift at the camp as Lt Knox moved sheets for Dooley. Battery C beat Battery A 11 to 0 in a baseball game with Stalmack on the mound and Tillson catching. A bat hit Captain Heidger’s car. iodine treatment prescribed. Camp exchange thrives under Sgt Ernest Thomas with assistant Paul Toupin Jr. planned Fort Terry trip canceled. Visitors expected. weekend plans adjusted. Target practice starts tomorrow with sub caliber shells. Battery A leads sanitation at 90, Battery B 7k, Battery C 77. First meeting of Battery B announcers association held tonight.
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Knox
Dooley
Frank Hira
Julius Slemon
Stalmack
Leo Tillson
L C Heidger
Camp Sanitation
Annoneers' Association
Coolidge Visits Scenes of His Early Triumphs
President Coolidge returns to his home town of Northampton Massachusetts during an overnight stop en route to Swampscott after a 185 mile drive from Plymouth Vermont. Crowds lined streets as he greeted locals, visiting the home of Mrs Elmira Goodhue, mother of Mrs Coolidge, and marking his ongoing ties to the city.
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Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
Plymouth Vt
Swampscott
Vermont Hills
Northampton City
Maor Felker
Elmira Goodhuer
Townshend
Brattleboro
Greenfield
White House
Plymouth
Calvin
Washington
Goodhue
Hibernians Elect New Haven Man President
M J Connolly of New Haven was elected president of the Connecticut Hibernians at the state convention held at Hibernian Home Washington avenue. Officers named include Lawrence P Mangan of New Britain as vice president Daniel J O'Connor of Bridgeport treasurer and Edward F Slavin of Middletown secretary. The retiring treasurer was Edward T Lyons of Hartford. Delegates attended mass at St Augustine's church. The State A O H Women elected Jennie J Carroll of New Haven as president Arline Mulligan of New Haven vice president Ella Garvin of Hartford secretary Julia Brock of New London treasurer with Honora Walsh of Bridgeport narrowly defeated.
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M J Connolly
New Haven
Connecticut Hibernians
Hibernian
Washington Avenue
Connelly
John Connelly
Bristol
Lawrence P Mangan
New Britain
Daniel J O'Connor
Bridgeport
Edward F Slavin
Middletown
Majo
Edward T Lyons
Hartford
St. Augustine's Church
Aux Wary
St Augustines School Hall
Jennie J Carroll
Arline Mulligan
Misa Ella Garvin
Julia Brock
Kew London
Mia Honora Walsh
Connecticut Chamber to discuss New England federation plan
Hartford August meeting of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce will review the New England federation concept. Chandler, executive VP and chairman of governor appointed delegates, will report on Boston meetings. Delegates to meet September 21 at Springfield to finalize plans while considering coal strike actions for September 1.
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Chandler
Gorge B Chandler
Chamber
Trumbull
Connecticut
New England
Boston
Springfeld
Plans Aero Organization
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Po and
Springs
Maine
Girl Injured As Foot Caught At Building Elevator
Mary Sincak of 1672 Canaan Road Stratford, employed by Red Star company in Carpenter's Hall, 170 Elm Street, was taken to Emergency Hospital with foot injuries after her foot was caught between the floor and the elevator. Dr M E Hodgson treated her. she was then moved to St Vincent's Hospital. Condition reported good that night, but fracture status unclear.
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Mary Sincak
Canaan Road
Statford
Red Stir Company
Carpenter's Hall
Elmsted
Cent Ions
M E Hodgson
St Vincent’s Hospital
Separated stars spark scandal in Tinsel Town
The note steeped tale sees a Mrs Valentino dispute a strict injunction and claim independence from a husband while listing her Pekinese Chee-Chee and seven siblings in Hollywood. The couple’s clash hints at a broader public curiosity about roles and glamour in movie society.
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Igmund Penski
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Thomas Ha Lan
U . Solorado
Pacific
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Nellie A Nolan
Gulf Street
Milford
Catherine Stroomer Relily
Catherine Stroomer
James S Relly
Blessed Sacrament Church
St Michaels
William John
Cornelius Stroomer
Miss Marie B Beach
Marie B Beach
Leroy Beach
Howard Avenue
Harry O’brien
King’s Highway
Grasmere
St Peters Church
St Thomas' Cemetery
Fairfield
Mary Leainsky
Mary Lesinsky
Hallam Street
Oelock
Sts Cyn and Methodius Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Mary Baricko
Jane Street
St Johns Nepchurch
Otlock
St Michaels Cemetery
Anna Pennoyset
Anna Pennoyer
Seeley Street
Rex Charles A Decker
Mountain Grove
Harold John Andres
Harold John Andreas
John Andreas
Windsor Avenue
St James’ Church
Brial
St Michael's Cemetery
Charles Collin Perry
Harbor Road
Southport
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Lawrence B. Wood
Lawrence B Wood
Wilmot
West
Lafayette Street
M Guggenheim
Devon
Lakeview Cemetery
Andrew Bischoff
Beardsley Street
Caroline J. Handy
Caroline J Handy
Robert Handy
Arctic Street
St Charles' Church
Walter Armitage
Laurel Beach Road
H B Knollmeyer
17 M C Company
A Boucher
Aleck Burns
Lawrence Armitage
Mrs. Prindle
Italy
Fostean
Danbury Man
Frank J. Scollins, Jr
Lynevhan
Donahue
Stanton
Schumacher
Nichols
John “Dopey
Harlem
Captain Silvertein
Daly Hia
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
John F Godilot Daly
Groger
Hibernians
Daniel J. O'Connor
D J O'Connor
State Chamber
N.E. Federation
Connetcut Chamber of Commerce
Chippanes Country
Service
Alexander Smith
Axminster
Armstrongs
Lincoleum
Felt Base
Neponset
Neuss
Rudy
Oshkosh
Kalamazoo
V Valentino
Tven
Chee-Chee
Ahe
Hixo
Hollywood
Valentino
Chee- Chee
Ullman
Calla Rudolph
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