Strike Ties up Bridgeport Voting List Printing
The Bridgeport Post Publishing company faces a union strike by the Typographical union as editors and compositors refuse to set the city voting list. Despite threats and discharges, the company plans to print The Telegram The Post and Sunday Post on schedule, urging public patience for any temporary shortages.
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Bndgeport
Typographical Union
Sunday Post
Telesgram
Daily Post
Post Publishing Company
Bridgefort
Registrars of Voters
Bridgeport
Telegram, Post and Sunday Post
Japan to Accept Parley Invitation in Few Days
Tokyo August 21 The Associated Press reports Foreign Minister Uchida said postwar international tensions justify a broad pacific conference. Japan aims to discuss armament limits and seek lasting peace, with formal acceptance to be issued after draft text review on August 23.
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Japan
Tokio
Associated Press
Uchida
Kokusai Agency
United States
Jayan
Milford Family Injured in Auto Crash
Four members of the Wilosky family were seriously hurt when a speeding car driven by Harry Syokos left the road between Milford and Dev Wily. Mrs. Micha Wilosky suffered a crushed leg and multiple injuries. Michael Wilosky had facial fractures and jaw injuries. 13 year old Sofa Wilosky suffered multiple fractures and cuts. 7 year old Sofa Wilosky was cut about the head. Syokos faces charges as he owned the car and was driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Dev Wily
Milford Hospital
Micha
Wiloskyr
Pembroke Street
Michael Wilsky
Unney Wilosky
Sofa Wilosky
Harry Syokos
Church Street
Lorraine Monument to U S Heroes Unveiled in France
In Fplibrey Lorraine a monument to American Expeditionary Forces was unveiled by American Legion representatives amid a large countryside crowd. Marshal Foch Louis Barthon minister for liberated regions and Ambassador Herrick attended the ceremonies. The locals, some speaking English, expressed deep emotion as the unveiling stirred memories of the American presence in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fplibrey
France
Associated Preas
Lorraine
American Legion
Legion
Marshal Foch
Louis Ebarthan
Ad Ambassidor Herrick
Filerey
Exerciare
Harvard Establishes Public Health School
Harvard today announced the creation of a new School of Public Health to be funded with an initial grant of 1,785,000 dollars from the Rockefeller Foundation. The foundation notes the program will expand research, unify courses, and add teaching facilities in areas including public health administration vital statistics immunology physiology and communicable diseases.
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SW York
Harvard Np
Rockefeller Foundalion
Univerity
Foundaton
Metabligh
Vrhe New School
State Troops Withdrawn After Jail Mob Threats
Aug 21 Barnstable MSP reports all state troops pulled back from the jail after a mob Friday morning tried to force entry and threatened to lynch three African American men charged with highway robbery and assault. Sheriff Rosenthal said the emergency jail guard at Acreed was reduced, and local patrols were ordered to stay on duty by Commissioner Alfred Fate.
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Barnstable
Reunty
Atrecden
Irving I Rosenthal
Ebale
Alfred I Fate
U S Tells Panama It Won t Hold Off Costa Rica Longer
Washington informs Panama that as mediator it will not press Costa Rica to delay. State Department notes Panama and Costa Rica failed to agree on boundary under the Lauber and For vas Anderson terms. U S cites elapsed time and readiness of Costa Rica to assume delimited territory, with Marines dispatched to Panama Zone.
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U.S
Panama
Costa Rica
Washington
United States
Jronger
Hughes
State Department
Department of State
Tinutea
Republica of Panama
Republica
United Sttates
Caetarica
Ene Ik
Panama, Almost Simultaneousy With Pirh
Wana
Marin
Vin Bane
Thomas & Clark
Man of the Forest Opens at Poy's Four Day Run
The Man of the Forest, dramatized from the novel by Save Grey, opens a four day vaudeville engagement at Poy's. The Briamrock and Thistle revue headlines the program with eight Celtic songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Save Grey
America
An Thor
Poy
Police raid at Murphy Saloon yields no arrests
Officers conducted a search at the Murphy Saloon on Cunnenett Avenue with a warrants and purview, but no evidence found to justify arrests. The report notes lack of grounds for charging individuals. Authorities continue investigatory steps as details remain unclear.
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Murphy
Cunnenett
Weather Forecast for New York Area
The report notes milder temperatures west of New York on Monday and Tuesday. A fall pattern is expected with slightly warmer conditions on Tuesday than Monday, indicating a small uptick in high temperatures and a cooler overnight period.
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New England
Wwest
New York
Dni
Lues
Dryford to oppose Stanley amendment in anti-peon bill
Aus 31 The Dryford party will continue the fight against the Stanley amendment in the anti peer bill before Congress. Wayne Wheeler counsel for the anti saloon league announced today that the amendment limiting and interpreting constitutional provisions against searches and seizures would impede prohibition officers.
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Washington
Aus
Congress
Wad
Dy Wayne
Wheeler
Motor Yacht Speejacks Sets World Cruise Endeavor
The Speejacks, a 95 foot motor yacht owned by Chicago millionaire Alvert Gowen, sailed from New York on a 30,000 mile world cruise. It carries two machine guns and rifles for the journey to Panama, the South Seas, and along African and Asian coasts. The vessel features wireless telegraph gear and long range communication, marking a historic first for a motor boat cruiser.
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Int York
Amers
Adventurers’ Club
Amerlca
Amknisen
Scott
New York
Globe
South Seas
Africa
China
Indo-China
Alvert
Gowen
Chicago
Cleveland Yacht Club
Indianape
Prestolite Company
Panama
North Sea
American aid ships set to sail to aid starving Russians
American relief ships are to depart New York for the Soviet Union as part of a program to feed famine victims. Supplies include rice sugar fats and condensed milk, with distribution planned through hot kitchens for children. Authorities estimate monthly costs between 1.26 million and 41.6 million dollars, funded by the treasury and private contributions.
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Washington
Americann Relief Administration
Soviet
Russia
New York
oMerats
Russi
Riga
Walter Lyman Brown
Europe
Litvinoff
Agnet
Hoover
Petrograd
Moscow
Dangle
Black Sea
Democratic chief calls tax office control sole election issue
Democratic Town Chairman John A. Cornell rallying Fifth District Democrats at The Farm Black Rock asserts control of the tax office is the single and only issue for the upcoming city election. He cites ten years of Republican rule with over valuation and cost plus schemes as revenue drivers, amid other party critiques and speeches by notable figures.
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Cornell
Black Rock Farm
John A. Cornell
Democratic Club
Black Rock
Alice
John T. Thing
Pleasure Beach
Mr. King
aAbaentee
Repubican Party
Tax Office
Vonlengls
Mir
George Gordon
Battle
New York Democratic Association
Herbert €. Pell
New York State Democratic Committee
Josaph F. Dutton
Bristol
Wm. H. Keefe,Jr
Ellis Tooth
Vice President of American Sugar Commits Death by Action
In Canajoharie New York Walter N. Lipe 60 vice president of the American Sugar Refining company died by suicide at his home. Found on a stairway after entering a railing from lower to upper floor he had been set to depart for New York that day. His widow and two daughters survive. Until earlier this year he managed Beach Nut Packing of Canajoharie.
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Glovermsville
M. D
Walter N. Lipe
Canajoharie
American Sugar Refining Company
Lips
New York
Favo
Canajoharle
Water meters spark move to stop meter charges
Norwalk district officials face a petition this week to form a special district to halt the meter regime. A plumbing contractor started circulating the petition, signed by many consumers who claim bills are exorbantly high due to faulty or misread meters. The district commission will decide whether to withdraw meters or leave them installed but unused for billing.
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Norwalk
Leaders in Congress Hope for Recess Wednesday
Washington Dispatch notes Republican leaders in the Senate and House aiming for a Wednesday recess amid a mass of business. Leaders foresee a 30 day break despite threats to derail the program over anti beer legislation. Key items include railroad funding, anti beer reports, and shipping board appropriation with war taxes and embargo extensions.
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Washington
Republic
Senate
House
Landers
Shipping Board
Sterling
Representative Mondetl
Wyoming
Ahipping Board
France
City Proposes To Nullify Division In Ulster Crisis
Belfast August 21 Associated Press quotes Londonderry City council plan to propose a resolution opposing separation from Ireland and urging resistance to British policy aimed at dividing the island. In Dublin Dail Eireann met in secret session to finalize preparations for tomorrow while Irish peace talks remain uncertain. Ulster positions grow stiffer as ministers comment on economic questions and Westminster policy.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Ireland
Tonendes
Londonderry
Dail
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Harry J. Boland
Eamonn de Valera
United States
de Valera
Mansion House
Wireann
Ulster
Simm Peiners
Irish Bulletin
Canada
Ster
Dell Eireann
Dell
Southport Fair Nets $690 for Fresh Air Home
Four young organizers from Sasco Hall led a Saturday sale at Mr and Mrs Benjamin D Riegel's home in Southport to benefit the Fairfield Fresh Air Home in New York. Miss Katherine Riegel Miss Nanny Bruff Miss Baerbarn Black and Miss Alice Surgis directed the effort with minimal help.
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Sasco Hall
Southport
Benjamin D. Riegel
chita@ren
Katherine Riegel
Nanny Bruff
Baerbarn Black
Alice Surgis
New York
Fairfield Man Reports Robbery On Barnum Avenue
Michael Kolak of Fairfield told police he was held up by two men early Sunday on Barnum avenue Hartiet street and robbed of 350 dollars. He said he had previously reported a 130 dollar robbery under similar circumstances months earlier.
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Michael Kolaek
Fairfield
Barnum Avenue
Dors Hartiet Street
Kolak
Brookfield Man Robbed by Four Men on Bridge Road
John Eat of Brookfield was assaulted and robbed by four young men in an automobile late Saturday night. He was struck near the Washington Bridge to Stratford, tossed to the roadside, and left. A physician treated his injuries before police were notified. The assailants picked his pockets then fled from Hallett and Maple streets in Bridgeport.
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John Eat
Brookfield
Washington Bridge
Stratford
He Tost
Buat
Hallett and
Maple Streets
Bridgeport
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Lorrain
U. S
Minister Barthou
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Harvard
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Polige Vis’ Col
Murpity
Weratima Momecast
Specjack
Atlantic
Britain
American Sugar
Joy
City Council of
Sinn Fein
Southport Fair
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