Public Disarming Parley Session Blocked by President
Washington August 28 The drive for open sessions at the disarmament congress suffered two setbacks. President Stardling opposed open sittings and his Senate allies forced the withdrawal of the Harrison amendment to the deficiency bill which would have instructed delegates to insist on open conferences. Senator Lodge called the move a breach of propriety and said it would be futile bad manners and amount to nothing while also noting some support for publicity where it serves the public interest.
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Washington
Congress
Stardling
Senate
Harrison
Belange i
Hlarrigan
Borah
Walsh
Massachusetts
Treflin
Lodge
Watson
McCormish
Kellogg
Todge
tMrat
Union Man Seeks 5000 Damages From Employer
Irving J. Richards filed a $5,000 damages suit against Moore Drop Forging Company of Springfield alleging discharge for joining a labor union. He says he had a four year apprenticeship contract that was broken after he joined the union, noting the company has long been at odds with unions over individual contracts.
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Springfield
Mase
Moore Drop
Irving J. Richards
Richards
Moors Company
Right to ship hootch through Durrot sustained by judge
United States Clarinet Judge Tuttle made permanent a temporary injunction restraining customs and internal revenue officials from interfering with shipments of whiskey from Canada through the United States to destinations in foreign countries. The action was brought by Walker & Long, a Walkerville distillery, after a Detroit customs official blocked a shipment en route to Mexico.
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Dutrot
United States
Tuttle
Permaent
United States Customa and
Internal Revenue Officials
Canada
Bull
Trom Walker & Long, Limited
Walkerville
Ater
Detroit
Mexico
Arthur J. Tuttle
Jom Melala
Yivam Walker & Co
Walkerville dsatiNiers
Torpedoes Curved Line Firing Demonstrated
Sur Yore reports a new torpedo system enabling curved line firing. J Doe announced automatic control allows torpedoes to strike targets from any direction without turning the ship. Boats equipped with the system can launch two torpedoes simultaneously.
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Dolin Shays Winemond
J. Doe
Cody
Mein
Thid Qualiem
Buebmuantines
Duped Millionaire Pleads For Family
Chicago August 28 federal agents disclosed a six page letter from former Cleveland Cement executive Davis writing to Worthington Fronell and associates seeking the return of about 2.6 million dollars allegedly taken in a large swindle. The letter, intercepted at a Chicago hotel, quotes Davis begging for funds to care for his family as others dependent on him face hardship. Davis claims he was duped by the ring leaders and asserts he is not responsible for the loss. Indicted alongside Worthington Fronell are Davis, Owen Sullivan and Alvi Houghman.
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Chicago
John W. Worthington
Charles W. Fronell
Javia
Winton Automobile Compny
Cleveland
Wioneh
Frenchwag
Davie
Mililionalia
Auleldo
Davis Tge
Siamond Portland Cement
Ciloye
Keroh
Lease Transfer at Main Street Property Sparks Ten Year Deal
The Fritz and Tawley company along with Ithodes can ty Parlors occupy Nos 1058 to 1060 Main Street after a deal announced yesterday. Max Hueehler agreed to a ten year lease valued around 150000 dollars. The property, held under De Ae Ychulte Inn New York, was transferred via Loren Deridge, newly named New England realty agent for Schulte company, which runs a cigar store chain. Upon the 1924 lease end, the purchaser plans to open a jewelry store at the site.
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Main Street
Fritz & Tawley Company
Ithodes Canty
Max Hueehler
de Ae Ychulte
Inn
New York
Beng Mida
Loren Del»ridge
New England
Schulte Company
G O P Woman Leads Primary Voters in New England
In the South New England region a primary shows a three to one edge for Republican women over Democratic women with about 8104 GOP women enrolled. Total participants likely exceed a few thousand names. weather forecasts predict moderate temperatures midweek.
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Cloris
Market stand permits under Hylan cost $450
New York August 28 Two witnesses testified before the waterfront committee that market stand permits at Washington market cost four hundred forty dollars each in a bid to secure docks and rents. They said long term liabilities and city policy created expenses and job cuts as Mayor Hylan defended higher dock rents and fees to attract business.
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New York
Saie
Washington
Hylan
Woman Rescued After Quarrel Ends in Harbor Plunge
Mrs Anne Bonjuh, 80, leaped from the Yellow Mill bridge at 328 Bunnell street following a quarrel with her husband. Four men jumped into the river and pulled her to shore in a hysteric state. She was taken to a hospital and expected to recover. rescuers named include Oscar Kubowia, Lieutenant Murphy, Jack Gallagher, and D W Smith.
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Anne Bonjuh
Bunnell Streat
Yellow Mill
G. J
Jack Gallagher
Bonjuh
Borluh
Oscar Kubowia
Regora Streal
Llaucenint Murphy
Fra
Jack Cnalugrod
Avenas
D. W Smith
Nat Maln Street
Railroad Brotherhood Strike Ballots Taken in Cleveland
Strike ballots for 409,000 members of Rip Your Railroad Brotherhoods and the Switchmen's Union of North America were prepared at a joint conference in Cleveland. Participants included the executive committee chief executives and assistant grand officers from the five organizations.
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Cleveland
Rip
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Execuive
Milford Police Move to Arrest Jitneys Over Club Plan
State police are ordered to Milford to arrest jitney men operating on the Walnut Beach Bridgeport line. Milford authorities, urged by Assistant State's Attorney Pickett, warn timermen as eight buses on the route are expected to run this morning. The Bridgeport Bus Association plans to pursue a test case in higher courts over the club system amid recent fines for accepting money. three cases yesterday were nailed, four fined five dollars and costs.
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Milford
Pickett
Walnut Beach
Jitnears
Bridgeport
W. F. D. Kilpatrick
Bridgeport Bus Association
Maher
Preakbank
Attomay Kilpateigh
Alling
Milpatrick
Gridgeport Bus Association World
Germany to Sign Peace Treaty With U S Today
Berlin reports the cabinet approved the document for signature by Wa Lownge Diesel and Dr Friedrich Rogen. The accord, empowered by President Ebert, aims to settle hostile delations and restore immediate diplomatic intercourse with the United States, with final consideration at a special session tomorrow.
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Germany
U. S
Berlin
Aigr
Wa ‘Lownge Diesel
Friedrich Rogen
Miter
Iseen
Ebert
Corman Sonatitation
Corman Republic
Fedomorrow
United States
Constable Refuses to Summon Women Jurors in Miss Court
Summary of a Mississippi justice court ruling where the constable refused to summon women jurors and the court delivered a verdict for the defendant in a cow ownership dispute between Mrs Teneay Road and Mrs Tawa Spead. The judge appointed subagents and issued orders. A divorce action involving Anne Greenhill of Stratford was entered for the September session of the Dan Superior Court.
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Sumerai
Miss
Awe
Mississippi
Ailoehon
Teneay Road
Tawa Spead
Jurova
Fuidha
Dan
Custody Case Involving Arthur A Greahill and Sydney Partner
In Stratford and Liedfindunt region a custody dispute involves two small children. The case mentions Arthur A Greahill and a Miss Champion from Sydney Australia as parties. The remands and inaction are noted with a court date in October 190k.
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Arthur A. Greahill
Stratford
Aelion
Hampyon
Sydney
Nsw
Australia
Fire damages old high school shed, under control later
Two empty sheds at the old high school were reportedly burned and destroyed by a blaze that spread before noon yesterday. Fire officials quickly contained the fire after two alarms as dense smoke filled the area, causing damage but no injuries were reported.
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Tuanedin
Wremen
First Food Shipments Leave Riga for Russia
The first shipments of American food for children in famine areas of Russia arrived under U S administration. Walter L Brown, Europe director, announced the program from Lyn. One thousand tons of balanced rations were sent to the Petrograd district and 2,500 tons to the Moscow district last Saturday.
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York
Elit Administration
Walter L. Brown
Europea
Lyn
Tom Riewa
Petrowarad
Moscow
Reed Remarks on Volstead Stir House to Action
Minnesota Representative Reed denounces Volstead Act as a threat to the Constitution and warns that any official who seeks to undermine the United States Charter is unfit for Congress. The House voted 181 to 3 to adopt a resolution censuring Reed’s remarks and record them in parliamentary history.
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Reed
Senate
Dem
Lowse
Praney
Imparliamentary
Volstead
Repniiiany
Minnesota
Newlin
Senator Read
Congressional Record
Tam
United States
Ten Barrels of Alcohol Concealed in Tomato Crates Seized
Government agents Franke Cantillion and D J McCarthy seized ten barrels of alcohol hidden in empty tomato crates on a five ton truck crossing the Stratford avenue bridge bound from New Haven to Bridgeport. Four men were arrested and spent the night in Bridgeport police custody. The haul is estimated at about 480 gallons with a market value near $1,100 plus the truck. The four men scheduled to be arraigned before U S Commissioner Hugh J Lavery with possible guard arrangements to return the alcohol to New Haven.
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Cantillion
McCarthy
Stratford Ave. Bridge
New Haven
New York
New
Franke Cantillion
D. J. McCarthy
Stratford Avenue Bridge
Raw Vuaele
Bridgeport
Heed- Mariera
Illett Alccohol
Confstat
Louis Pollo
Green Street
Tony 'Comono
Water Street
Arthur Desebno
Tligh Street
Enat Vwaven
John Disnne
Woodmont
Pargoll
Wimuelfngoa
United States
Tiugh J. Lavery
Marshal Palmer
Marshall Palmer
Truel
New Flaven
Panama Bows to 10 U S Demands in Gato Dispute
Panama will not resist United States demands to permit occupation of the disputed Gato territory. President Porras announced to the Associated Press. The State Department was informed that Panama would withdraw police from the Coto Dias area and avoid hostilities, with Marine transport continuing as ordered but unlikely to land.
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Panama
State Department
Washington
United States
Rew Ho
Gato
Porras
Pantone
Associated Press
Gosta Rica
Forcs
Oramen
Department
State Department Oftel
Hughes
America
Pennsylvania
Stillman Sells Texas Realty in Brownsville Market
Brownsville Texas August 24 Deeds transfer the Stillman property to Tomer Ts Fileh of Brownsville. The New York and Brownsville Improvement Co vendor is tied to Charles Stillman era holdings, valued at about one million dollars. The estate spans 74 city lots and 900 acres within the city limits.
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Brownsvilly
Texas
Tomer Ts Fileh
Brownsville
Stilman
New York
Owl Holdinak
Charles Stillman
Brownaville
Milford inspector fined for assault on head of police
Milford Aug 28 Henry M Qualman Myrtle Beach road inspector employed by the town was found guilty and fined seven dollars plus costs for breach of the peace and assault. He appeared before Judge Robert L Munger Ansonia after being arraigned by Stanley M Chak president of the board of police commissioners.
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Milford
Bpealall
Henry M. Qualman
Myrtle Beach
Costa
Stanley M. Chak
Card of
Poxileg
Pefora
Robert L. Munger
Ansonia
Qualman
New Britain Editor to Be Married Today
Tohn ston Vance editor of the New Britain Herald and Anne Fh Cuuer will wed tomorrow at St Mark's Episcopal church. The ceremony, conducted by Rev Samuel Lb Sutelitte, will be attended only by relatives and close friends.
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New Britain
Tohnston Vance
The
Secrecy Maintained in US German Treaty Talks
Washington officials confirm Berlin reports that US German treaty negotiations proceed in secrecy at American request. A full accord expected before week’s end, aiming for a comprehensive peace treaty addressing all key points for restoration of international relations.
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Washington
Aux
Berlin
United States
Highsat Administration
Goves
Withorto
Injunction Stopping Rum Seizure Upheld
Judge Arthur J. Tuttle permanently enjoined American shipments of Me quor from Walkerville, restraining seizure of rum and allowing Walkerville distillers and Canadian concerns to export products through the United States to foreign lands.
Law Delay Hits Fairfield Prisoners
Aug 28 Fairfield town officials report growing concern over the court’s failure to hold sessions. Judges absent, prisoners remained jailed, and arrests since the last sitting have not produced a court day, with detainees sent back to county jail.
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Fairfield
Huachisen
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