Indian Artist to Exit Workin Southport Show
Indian artist W Deming will exhibit more than 50 paintings at the Workin Southport Memorial Friday and Saturday. Ten percent of proceeds go to the Roosevelt Memorial fund. Deming served as a captain in the U S Army. letters from Roosevelt will be on display. Paintings feature American Indian life and scenes from American, South American, and Mexican life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
W. Deming
tWakamam
Roosevelt Memorial Fund
Deming
United States
Roosevelt
Jonn O. Deming
Ooc
Army
Manabozho
Union Chiefs See No Way Out Of Rail Strike
Union leaders signaled despair as mediators pressed for a unified settlement. A revised proposal was discussed with shop craft heads but its sufficiency remained undisclosed as talks continued. Local executives noted signals echoing the Mine Workers approach in Cleveland, hoping railroads would join a wider settlement.
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Brotherhood
Stege
Em Pell
Fate Club
Labor
Wrate Dome
Bert Or. Jewell
Alrikers
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Ray
Haigh School enrolls 4400 pupils this year
Bridgeport High School reports a total 4400 students, up 250 from last year, the largest roster in history. Crowded conditions move upper grades to four city locations including Lyon Terrace main high, Congress Street old school, Kossuth Street and Shel Stan School facilities. Superintendent Everett E Cortright notes no drop expected despite growing numbers.
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Bridgeport High School
Lyon
Congress Street
Kossuth Street
Shel, Stan
Gramar
Everett E. ‘Cortright
Three Lives Lost When Seal Overturn Launch
Three men drowned when a sealine launch capsized off Rockaway Inlet while returning from a fishing trip. Five of the six aboard were pulled from the water, with two men missing as wreckage and rough seas hindered rescue efforts. The vessel, named Lyauneh, carried a crew that included Far Treckwar and Myrey Toss pend, among others.
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Lynbrook
Yu Ang
Rockaway Innet
Tang
Lyauneh
Myrey
Om Far Treckwar
Cholery Fank
Jersey
Fossadd
Pei
Requiem Mass for Collins to be Said Here
A solemn requiem high mass for the repose of Michael Call Sims former commander in chief of the Free state forces in Ireland will be celebrated at St Charles church on Monday at 7 30 am Rev Patrick McGinney announced. Also news of injuries from balcony falls and a report of a white couple seeking motive servants.
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Michael Call Sims
Ireland
St. Charles
Patrick McGinney
Vithe
White House Alarmed Over Rail Strike Status
Washington August 24 overnight developments on the rail strike unsettled the White House with advisers saying no clear exit. They warn separate peace with heavily crippled roads may be the only option, though unions reject such overtures. Officials expect mixed effects on workers and lines if a settlement is not reached.
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Washington
White House
Oliberal
Suvike
Collins Griffith Policies To Stand
A lengthy dispatch covers state funeral rites and public mourning for political figures in Dublin. The cortege moved from the steamer Classi to City Hall then to state, with guards, clergy, and mourners, and the coffin placed on the same catafalque as Arthur Griffith. Mention of Sun Yat Sen, deer evolution, and Labor Day appears in passing.
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Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Roe City Hall
Dall Eireann
Dublin Brigade
Riel
Dublin Guards
Arthur Griffith
Contests Indicated in Eight Democratic Districts
In eight districts the Democratic clubs named alderman candidates and delegates to the city convention. The caucuses produced mixed results with Stein or Fitzgerald and Cornell figures, insurgent tickets, and administration support across districts including Third, Fifth, Seventh, Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth.
Picketing the Home of Auburn Fiancee Sparks Elopement Rumor
In Auburn New York Tiffany McAvoy described as tall with fine features and a winning smile allegedly wooed a strikingly pretty local girl. The pair plotted a dramatic elopement echoing the Charlotte Demarest Count Zichy affair as McAvoy faced time apart from his family while his mother hopes he returns home.
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Auburn
N.Y
McAvoy
Charlotte Demarest
Zichy
Smith
Donald
Tiffany McAvoy
Anthony
Bridgeport
Tiffany
Thomas Vb. McAvoy
Park Avenue
Senate Debates Coal Crisis Bills and Probes
The Senate considers goal crisis bills and a resolution empowering the President to take over coal distribution. A Senate committee hears an administration bill to create a federal distribution agency. Chairman Cumming schedules a Saturday meeting to debate the measure as others plan to push a commission to investigate the coal industry and advise Congress. Secretary Hoover warns of winter shortages and urges users to prepare substitutes as anthracite supplies dwindle.
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Uiite
Sennie Wash
Damani
Masaachue Isatts
Senate
Interstate Commerce Comittee
Cumming
Intellate Commercee Commission
Borsin
Congress
Hoover
Sérigus
Erlyis
Secretary of Commerce
Body of Brutal Beating Victim Found Near Wood
A slain youth was found beaten to death with an Indian club in a Queens woodland. Two business cards in his pocket, one for a Manhattan chemical maker and another for a wing maker, sparked police to suspect a feud. A lone initial “J Fi” appeared on a sign. The report also notes a claim about cheaper milk from treated oil seeds.
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New York
Queens
Long Island
Manhattan
Life of Canvas Doubled If Made to Be Waterproof
The Department of Agriculture reports canvas protection against light boosts durability and usable life, doubling the fabric with waterproof and sightproof treatments. Recipes use linseed oil, earth pigments, waxes, and alternative binders. colors vary by pigment choice, with caution for permanent wagon covers.
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Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
Howard C Noble Dean of North End Judd Dies in Hartford
Obituary notes Howard C Noble Dean president of the North End Judd Manufacturing Co in New Territory died in Hartford Hospital after illness. He was 72. In other brief notes, a project lists seventy two pontoon boats forming a bridge, 2008 feet long, over the Arkansas River at Dardnelle Arkansas. A German inventor creates a metal cap to keep bread loaf ends fresh.
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Martford
Oward C. Noble
North End
Judd Manufacturing Company
New Teritain
Hartford
Arkansas River
Dardnelle
Ark
Russell named Connecticut fuel administrator
Governor Jake Lake announced the appointment of Thomas W. Russell of Hartford as fuel administrator for Connecticut with full power to direct distribution of federal relief consignments. Russell had been advising the state distribution commission, effectively in charge of shelter and relief operations, as the commission’s adviser. The action aims to address the ongoing fuel and energy crisis.
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Hartford
Jake
Thomas W. Russell
Connecticut
Russell
Vet Distr
Lake
Reno
Blackham Victory in Eleventh Fight and Local Caucus Shifts
In the Eleventh Fight Blackham candidate Margaret Mason led with 130 votes to William J. Clarkin 163. A district caucus in the Third District overturned a compromise ticket with George Cook Sven Svenson and Mrs. M. True. In the Eighth District a Waters League ticket was endorsed by 175 voters with Ida Lister and Francis Hinderer supporting, Sanford Boynton chosen as third delegate. Mary L. Lynch presided, the first woman to do so.
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William Steele
Steele
Mitzgerad
Oneirman
D. J. Ifonny
Tla
Flt
Berald
Pitegerald
D. J. Kenny
George H. Wigan
John J. Lawlor
Cornelius Donnelly
Pacelek Ford
Wiliam HA. Brady
Brewster Street
Democratic Club
Arthur B. Weiss
John Bpp
Ktmg
Frank S. Wargo
Fifth District
Regula
Frederick W. Hall
Laurel Avenue
Foot Avenue
John Cornell
Frederick Scharmpp
James Grady
Charles J. Byrne
Margaret. Scott
Edward Huarvey
Terefolars
Cornell
Allwater
Atred EB
Venessar
Linwood Avenue
Ands
Veness
William E. Keete, Jr
Yveness
Robert H. Mewman
Wood Avenue
Alfred E. Veness
Eaton Street
Charlies O. Happ
State Street
Louis
Margaret Hayden
Norman Street
Clifford B. Unger
John A. Cornell Wan
Wiliam H Keefa
17Th
Eleventh District
Main Street
Fred Atwater
Richard HE
Ferre
Willum E. McClinch
Neeside
Glib
Ray Schornderf
Mre
Alice M. Daskam
R. A. Cullen
W. F. Harding
Margaret Mason
Blackham
Wilam J. Clarkin
Bently
League Teket
Voters’ League
Reopublian
Third
Alfred Street
Wag
Wow Tames
Wallenta
Clifton Piathers
M. True
George Cook
Sven Svenson
Repub. Nean
Waters' League
Ida Lister
Pranis Hinderer
Sanford Boynton
Delemalion
Mary L. Lynch
Tina
Bonus Bill Debate Sidetracked in Senate
Debate on the soldier bonus bill in the Senate narrowed to two minutes after hours spent on the New Barry case the coal situation and other chatter Only three Senators spoke Underwood Wadsworth and Hellin with brief remarks expressing positions on the measure
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Washington
Connecticut Faces Critical Coal Shortage Warns Litchfield
N England coal boss warns Connecticut faces a grave winter risk due to a coal shortage. He notes anthracite production is at a standstill and only ironed-out coal from rivers is available for use. He urges appointing a single high authority to report to Washington and secure supplies.
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Rivera
Litchfield
Washington
Warding
Secretary of Commerce
Herhert Hoover
Capitol
Two Girls Drowned Near Canary Islands in Connecticut River
In Northampton Massachusetts on August 4 two girls died by drowning at Canary Islands in the Connecticut River. A third girl is believed missing though campers could not identify her. The victims are Margaret Naylor, 17, of Mittineague and Genevieve Titlewire, 13, of Hatfield. Police recovered Naylor’s body. state troops stretched a wire across the river hoping to recover the other body.
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Northampton
Mass
Canary Islands
Connerticut
Margaret Naylor
Mittineague
Genevieve Titlewire
Hatfield, Cony
Naylor
Staiie
Los Angeles Wins 1923 Dancing Masters Meet
New York Aug 24 Los Angeles defeated New York 48 to 3 to win the Dancing Masters meet. The American Association of Masters of Dancing tonight elected officers for next year with Heinemann of Boston as president Beach of Houston as first vice president Downay of Schenectady as second vice president Waiters of Waltham as secretary Soby of Hartford as treasurer and advisory group Tuttle of Youngstown and Jackson of Salt Lake City named to committees.
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New York
Los Angeles
American Association of Masters of Dancing
C. Heinemann
Boston
Mass
Mrss
Monte Beach
Houston
Texas
James Downay
Hartford
Conn
Raymond
Bats
Youngstown
Tuttle
Hmere
A. Jackson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jim Bagby Undergoes Operation in New York
James Brody once a star pitcher for the Cleveland Club was stricken with appendicitis in Montclair New Jersey and operat ed on at Misericordia Hospital. Manager Speaker said Bagby will not pitch this year. Surgeon Dr Robert Brennan said Bagby may return to pitching when fully healed.
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James Brody
Cleveland
Speaker
Bagby
Robert Brennan
Eurgeon
Bag
Bagey
Wagner Ware Tea Kettles and Pans Offered in Bulk
Full assortment of Wagner Ware items available including tea kettles rice boilers grinders percolators and pots from 6 to 121 quarts. Strong brands listed with varied capacities aimed at cookware buyers and restaurateurs seeking durable aluminum pieces.
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Haigh School
Collins
Nester Kravekelk
Dewey Street
A. EB. Mar- Rulis
St Vincent's Hospital
Faul
Louise Engelhardt
Arthur
Engelhardt
Staubden 'Street
India
Stratfield
Stratfield Ser
Hob
Collins-Griffith
Sun Yat Sen
China
Hawaii
Hongkong
States
District of Columbia
Porto Rico
Alaska
Rotus
William T. Moran
William E. Hogan
Francis J. Brennan
Hogan
Frederick A. Mead
Edward A. Drew
Wilam Luippold
Mary Mallon
John Howard
George Hulton
Misha Linnea
Richard 3. Teilly
John J O'Rourke
Devanney
William H. Ryan
Catherlin E. Pitagerald
Cc. A
Rannenoers
Bernard H. Glennon
David A. Fitzgerald
Arch Street
Aigerman
Kiet Destro
Cihucuses
Beardsley School
Telegatox
Lawrence J. Gin
Willam
Levery
Menora Mulvihill
Stephen Lb. McMahon
Stephen Gola
John Packer
Denia Mulvinus
Fred Mullins
Francis P. Dunnigan
Cleris
T. Teller
T. Hearn
John A. Cornall
Frank ©. Hearn
Lickay
James Quigley
James Guddy
Joseph Tauity
Leonard Paracelli
John Farrell
David E. Cronin
Joseph Taulty
Dangeralic Association
Jt Iq
Hearn
Twelfth District
Nmbry
Frank D. Anderson
Josephine Kiley
Robert H. Dabba
William Fale
Andrew Ketrinak
James A Maney
Stratford Avenue
Wage
Afayor Atwater
Sixth Shreel
WAVOY
Wood
Howard C. Noble
England
West
Middle West
W. E. Brearley, Inc
Chandler and Cleveland
Fairfield Avenue
Noble
Jim Bagby
N. Y
Ibatanda
Wagner
American Hardware Stores
Fairflela Ave
Middle St
Althet
Mere
Donald Phipps
Long Island Sound
Port Jefferson
Amos J. Phipps
Oyster Bay
Phore
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