C of C May Discuss Price Successor at Meeting Today
The Chamber of Commerce executive committee may discuss a successor to resigning secretary Seward B. Frice. Four local applicants are in, with preference likely for someone with Chamber experience. Potential candidate Robert J. Gresley is noted, but President George E. Crawford says no firm first choice exists.
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Seward B. Frice
Chamber of Commerce
George E. Crawford
Robert J. Gresley
Ameragan
Crawford
Fairfield Man Negotiating for Sailer Property
Fairfield builder John Flood entered negotiations to purchase the Sailer property behind the Bridgeport Public Library. The site fronts 44 feet on Jann Street and on Bank Street. Flood said decisions would wait until early spring and no concrete plans were announced.
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D. M. Read Co
Broad
Eta
Ciain
Jobn H. Flood
Fairfield
Sailer
Bridgeport
Jann Street
Bank Street
Fleed
Vermonters Seek Coolidge Movement Across Nation
A Vermont figure promotes a national Coolidge movement inviting Vermonters and Western leaders to form or join Covlidg clubs. Prominent agriculturists and educators from California to Florida discuss organizing autumn or winter, with a provisional committee in New York inviting a chair to lead nationwide organization efforts.
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California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
South Darakot
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Illinois
Florida
Coolidge
Yeserdar
New York
Central
Far West
Feners
Meetings Tonight at Various Local Lodges and Societies
Several fraternal and civic groups announce tonight gatherings across city venues including Magna Charta lodge Sons of St George Welsh chapter, Scandinavian Fraternity, Daughters of Pocahontas, and Knights groups. Included are Main Street and Broad Street locations with numerous lodge names and addresses.
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Wewemnnem Iive
O. AM
Tralian Wee's Council
Bes
Adelphian
Broad Street
Magna Charta Lodge
Sons of St George
Stoatford Avenue
Het Lodge
Scandinavian Fraternity of
Vounel
Royal Acvianari
Wildersbun
Padies
Revel Sreanum
Howe Pounril
Senge
Léberis
Broad eAreet
Gentrei Laher
Win Street
Bo Wien
Air Mail Planes Race Across the Continent
An extended report traces westbound and eastbound air mail flights from New York to Cleveland and Chicago with pilots Winslow Johnson Smith and Dean Smith among others. It notes deviations for fuel and weather, occasional delays, and a plan to use a bright horizon beam to aid navigation during night legs.
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Edith Oily
New York
Johnsen
Cleveland
Art Smith
Ohio City
Dean Smith
Chicago
Winslow
Gast
Heno
Nev
Scott
Bike
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Robert Elis
Guevenne
Ives
Schedwe Im
Coal conference ends amid wage dispute threat
The anthracite coal wage talks collapsed as operators refused further increases beyond September 1. Union leaders warned of a suspension of production starting September 4, while government arbitration was urged by some as a path to resolution. Authorities signaled possible intervention, with industry and public impact looming as the stalemate deepens.
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Ivonday
Cat Commission
Wariner
Anthra
Lewis
Coal Commission
New York
Warriner
Nvnar
Coolidge
Arbitration Board
Warsiner
Ius
Harbor Committee Outing Postponed
A harbor committee outing planned for today has been postponed due to unsuitable conditions. The exact new date will be announced later. officials cited harbor activity and weather as reasons for the delay.
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Harbor Committee
Fonewal
Ceri
Executive Board Meeting of Third Democrats Held
A meeting of the Third District Democrats was convened last night with officers presiding. President Lyne served as chair and announced plans for the city convention while committee members discussed proposed delegates and event logistics. The group agreed to gather later at Edward Lynch’s home where attendees will reconvene in private.
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Ieover Pyteen
Edward Bait
Edward Lyoch
Alligator Escapes Carnival and Heads to City Park
A three and a half foot, five year old alligator believed to have escaped from a city carnival was subdued after causing a scare in the West End. Geisert and Gill plan to present the beast to the Park Board for potential adoption or exhibit at Beardsley Park.
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Geisert and
Gill
Park Board
Beardsley Park
Governor Gives Out Facts Following V. F. W. Criticism
Hartford August 21 Governor Templeton releases a telegram he sent to Commander William F Casey of the New Haven post in response to VFW officers charge that the governor did not answer requests. The telegram notes that treatment arrangements for patient Phillip Hallis at a New Haven hospital can be made if necessary and references actions by Major Fuller and Major Lenardore. The matter is described as federal in nature with limited state jurisdiction and potential appeals through Major Fuller.
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New Haven
Case
Allingtown
Hartford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Templerton
United States Veterans Aspiral
Allington
Fennleih
Wiljam F. Casey
New Haven Hospital
Nevesaar
Templetai
Caet
Metock
Wherrassey
Cvftiers
Allingts
Phillip ‘Hallis
Hallis
Beerety
United States Veterans Bureau
Grand Central Palace
New York
Fuller
Tax Board Considers Tax Increase to Meet Shortfall
A board of education member said the only fix is to raise taxes by 44,000 in each school district. A contingent fund of 1,000 was approved last February for a new aerial ladder rack, but funds have been drawn down.
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Board of Education
Aiong
Democratic Meeting Set For Thursday In Dranersie
Fragmented OCR text reports a Democratic meeting planned for Thursday at a site described with corrupted place names and unclear details. It mentions local leaders and officials, with references to a mayoral or town office, and implies community organizing events in the area.
Unxts Hill Man Arrested for Assault Charge
O Donnell police report a midnight fight on Klog's Highway two weeks ago led to a warrant for Steve Marinan. O Donnell, the driver, says Marinan insulted two police girls on his bus and refused to leave, during which an ear was bitten.
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Arthur A Hennett
O'Donnell
Arrest Meat Market Owner on Booze Count
Janaté Bagviriy of R27 ancack avenue Dropriethr bf 4 meal market was arrested last nisitt charged with violation of the bonor lise alleged he ken Helio with intens to eel ble was releaset iy hotide of E206
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Janaté Bagviriy
Ancack
Nisitt
Girl Suffers Fractured Forearm After Fall at Play
Aleecis Farsia, of Hat Seed Street, fell on a flight of stairs while playing last night and suffered a fractured right forearm. She was taken to St Vincent's Hospital for treatment.
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Aleecis Farsia
Hat Seed Street
St. Vincent's
Reulia
Artillery Band Concert at Seaside Delights Local Audience
The Seaside concert by the Artillery band, under the Board of Recreation, featured Star Spangled Banner, Saber and Spura, Oriental Waltz, Mikado selection, and multiple fox trots and waltzes. Prominent pieces included Bambalina and Silver Moon, with lively crowd engagement throughout.
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Comat Artillery
Board of Recreation
Blardelle
Barney Google
Dearest
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Hinesis
New Haven Charnel of Commerce
Robert J. Crosby
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Sailer Property
Clevelan
Ae Sith
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Bryan
Ohi
Dukes
H. H
Laramin
Robert
York
Laramie
Cheyenne
Omatla
Paul Wenderson
Xf Lori Mra
Ce Ebarary
Chicaza
Pheyenne
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Sur Huswert
Gua
Wila
Commissstan
Afr Coolidge
Peat Boer
The
Davis & Hawley Co
Main ST
Wall ST
Democrats
M. F. Gill
Charles Geisert
South Avenue
Tie Ennimithis
Mayo Atwater
Teddy Wiebe
Bel Bane
Reighsbank
Prade Union Materiarhinale
Iuinelle Cesarenizi
Fritssny
Pawier
Dranersie
Polpariene
Mayers Potti
Sere Aras
Ispechil Te Ihe
Peleeram
Steve Marin
Chuurgert Wich
Liar O'Donnell
Hus Driver
New Victor Records
Great White Way Orchestra
Annabelle—Fox
Brooke Johns
Tennessee
Ling
Victor
Joe Raymond
Broadway
Sixth Street
Victor Products
Victor Records
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Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Compary
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