Seditious Pastors Start Long Term Prisons
The Rev Theodore Beusell of Bristol and Walter Webster of East Hartford begin serving federal sentences in Atlanta tomorrow. Beusell receives ten years on each of three counts, to run concurrently, for seditious utterances. Webster gets two years for attempting to wreck a train with a railroad fore on the track. Both have been jailed in Hartford since their trials.
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Hartford
Theodore Beusell
Bristol
Walter Webster
East Hartford
Atlanta
United States District Court
Harlan B. Hows
Vermont
Minishes
Timothy A McCarthy
Buessell
Webster
al Jerton Farms
Bridgeport Man Held After Sideswipe Collision
Milford aug 23 J 1 ebe of Wentworth street Bridgeport was arrested by Chief Maher shortly before 2 o clock tonight charged with reckless driving of an automobile. Chief Maher was in his machine alone along Meadows End Road and the Bridgeport man in his car tried to pass but there was not enough room and he sideswiped the chief's car.
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Bridgeport
Milford
J. 1. Ebe
Wentworth Street
Mes Maher
Chief Maher
Meadows End
Eeebe
Trumbull
Marguerite Focleys
Charles IS
Bantford S. Beach
Long Hil
Josephine Casey
White Crest Farm
Thomas K. Beggs
Erics
Marion Beggs
Lucy Brown
Katherine Sugegott
Maur Ward
W. G. Hattan
Devon
Florence Roberts
Wasserbury
Merton Abbott
Louis
Richardson
Becket
Mass
Aly
Busse Shaw
Navy
Long Hill Street
Mr. Shaw
Sam
Washiley
Lev
Mos
Reders
Ick
W. Paton
Hove
First Methodist Church
Lone Mill
Parlor Rock
Bendarrin Tsivke
Helen Wirks
Altes
Bier
Leneh
William Smith
Soratfora
Y oaAn CG. Oa
Grtuin Brat
Udo
Griffin Brothers
Said
Charles N, HoViLis
Colbin
Mt. Toni
Charles Kennessan
Dvidgeport
Miss Huth
Linley Ang
Little Captain's Island Offered to Greenwich
Greenwich considers acquiring Little Captain's Island after a failed business venture. The island, valued at 106600, would become town property if accepted from Mrs. George Lauder and sister Mig J Greenway, linked to Commodore George Lauder of Indian Harbor Yacht Club. A Sandy Beach purchase plan ties to Bruce Memorial Park.
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Greenwich
George Lauder
Mig. J. Greenway
Indian Harbor
Greenway
U. S. Medical Corps
Texago
Foreign battalion at Camp Devens reviewed by Col Bronda
A newly organized foreign battalion at Camp Devens was reviewed today by Col. George L. Bronda. The unit numbers 1,060 men, none of whom can speak English, reflecting a diverse force at AVR Massachusetts. Fire at Hine Box and Printing in Danbury caused about 10 dollars in damage.
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Camp Devens
Mass
George L. Brronda
Danbury
Danbeury
Hine Box and Printing Company
Letter Praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep as Laxative
A Utica resident Mrs Geo Schaeffer writes that Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cured her indigestion and relieved her discomfort, praising the product as a superior laxative. Her letter indicates personal relief and endorsement.
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Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Caldswell
Geo. Schaeffer
West Ave
Utica
Newtown Equal Franchise League Re-elects Officers
The annual meeting of the Newtown Equal Franchise League re elected officers for the year. President Miss Adelia Irwin was unanimously acclaimed associate president. Lectures on citizenship continue with Mrs. Nancy Schoonmaker, venues including Ridgefield and Sandy Hook, and season tickets available locally. The Sandy Hook band performed at the Newtown Inn lawn followed by a dance.
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Newtown
Newtown Equafranchise League
Pident
Sins
Dydia
Gtnav
Kale Tit Cerelury
Alis Jonnie Rober
Newtown Jibrar
Equal Frranchise League
Sanity Hook
Louise Gibson
Bill Bladely
Sandy Hook
Muny
Trwin
Mss
Kate Tibbala
Newtown Inn
Hopat G. Warner
Newtown Republican Club
Ferrisburg
Jank Wright
G. W. Carlson
Castle Hill
Robert Wheeler
Bethlehem
J. F. Beardsley
Fort Trumbull Beach
Trinity Church Choir
Russ Rose Quinn
Danbury
George EB. Beers
Arthur Dibble
Stony Hill
Bessie Mitchell
Fridgeport
St Stephangs
Stepney
Tov
Vibbala
Methodist
Marine Headquarters Requests Fighters Letters for Front Recounts
Washington, Ane 28. Marines and their friends were urged to forward letters describing at front incidents. The letters may be used in permanent corps recounts and copied if desired. Also mentions property matters and court actions involving estate and heirs.
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Washington
Ane
Pisinee
Iain Corny
Tilden-Pell Reach Final in Meadow Club Tennis Cup
In Southampton on August 23, William Tilden II of Philadelphia and Vincent Richards of New York advanced to the Meadow Club cups singles final after strong semi finals. Tilden and Richards defeated Harold A. Throckmorton and Walter Merrill Hill 6-3 6-4, while Ralph H. Burdick and Walter L. Hayes beat Murray and Pell 6-2 6-4 to set the title match for tomorrow.
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Southampton
Willi & Tilden
Philadelphia
Tf. IR. Penl
New York
Milden
Amotherea R. Lindley Murray
California
Woesterner Seliya Ihumagsesa
Tilden
Vinecent Richards
Harald A. Throckmorton
Walter Mervill Hall
Walter T. Hayes
Ralph
FH. Burdick
Chicazs
Murray
Pell
Ar Ng
Meadow Club
Mean
William T. Tilden
Vincent Richardg
Conrad B. Doyle
William A. Horrell
Harold A. Throckmorton
Walter Merrill Hill
Seeichiro Kashio
Gerald Emerson
Walter Tl. Hayes
Ralph H. Burdick
Ichyin Kumagae
Tiald A. Taylor
Robert Lindler Murray
Theo. R. Pell
Henry B. O'Berle
Alexander Mer
Pilden
Richards
Throckmorton
Hall
Hayes
Kurdick
Japan
Ore
New Boiler Plant At St Vincent’s Hospital Approved
Building Commissioners granted permits totaling 43050 for construction around St Vincent’s Hospital. Projects include a brick boiler plant on North Main street, frame additions on Park and West Arena streets, and a private frame garage on Fourth Street for local individuals and firms.
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ST. Vincent’s
St. Vincents Traspital
Nowtal
Uieel Aw Drick Botter Pak
Hitler
Eizick
Rick
State Street
Mareus and Reich
West Arenua
Charles Williams
Tyo Fromly Dy
Staples Street
Frye Walter Chapaian
Lourth Street
Ty Wilson
Fatfield Avenue
Jennings Brothers
Hancock Avenue
A. Eneotman
North Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Park Street
Shipworkers Demand One Dollar Hour Wage Increase
Shipyard workers in the country present friendly demands to the Johor adjustment board for wage, overtime, and bonus increases. They seek a current rate around seven and a half hours per hour, with double time for overtime, a 10 percent night-shift bonus, and better living conditions as part of the six month settlement review continuing after a Delaware dispute. The demands follow conferences in Philadelphia and Washington with the adjustment board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johor
Philadelphia
Washington
Delaware
Wyoming Draft Call Deploys 42 Men to Camps
Bonrel No 8 draft call summons 12 men for Camp Devens and 20 for Camp Upton to fill prior calls. Recruits depart September 4 for Devens and September 6 for Upton.
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WYO
Camp Devens
Camp Upton
Tewskbury Wins C. H. Taylor Trophy
Tewskbury defeats Eddie Lowery in the final of the Isaston Press Club Golf tournament at the Washington Golf Club by a score of 4 and 8 to win the C. H. Taylor Trophy. Both players are well known Massachusetts golfers and unattached.
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Quingcy
Mass
Tinid Tewskebiay
Charles Tf
Laytor
Eddie Lowery
Isaston Press Club
Wotlagton Ciolf Club
Tewskebury
Massachusetts Golf Tireles
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Buessel
Little Captain’s Island
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Ilinois
Tis Smith-Murray Co
Banff Springs
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Great National Park
Hesart Tawe Ng
E. F. &. Sturdee
Ganteat
Canadian Pacific Railway
Washington St
Boston
Marine Headquarters
Christian Cord Bug
Hebron
Bertha Kues
Dent Moly
Guimond
Gur Prives
Booth Bay
Harbor
Elk
Camden
Monheson
Birt
Neeple
Prince
Tewskbury
C. H. Taylor Trophy
Miner, Read & Tullock
OO Akea A
W. S. Food Administration
Cig Market
Meat Department
Dixie
Vermont Creamery
Borden
Quer
Libby
Okgs
ED Ee State and Bank Sts
Wwni
Taxiulide
Mornurments
Aid Mainers
Sony Prions
THE
Hughes and Chapman CO
Stratford Ave
Uridgspors
Isithis
Aise Boos
H. & Hershman
Center Street
Barnum
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