Massive New England Inter-Grotto Convention Parade Opens
The fifth annual New England Inter-Grotto Association convention opened with a Park theatre ceremony as 100 “victims” in rope encirclement marched from Stratfield Hotel to the venue. A Beauty Show followed with refreshments while Arab Grotto Band from Fall River led a street parade amid cheers.
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Belgian Note Sent to Poincare
A dispatch reports a Belgian note sent to Paris and discussed in London. It confirms Belgian intent on the German financial balance and calls for expulsion of German influence, asserting Belgium’s postwar participation and legitimacy.
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Stresemann Forms Moderate Stand On Reparations Policy
Aneta Press reports Chancellor Stresemann articulates a temperate government line on reparations at a luncheon, signaling a cautious shift without new German concessions. He hints at potential concessions tied to German sovereignty, while opposing linkage of the Ruhr and Rhineland to any settlement, aiming to restore normal international commerce.
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Clever Maneuver Catches Zepko in County Case
A detailed report describes Zepko being trapped through a clever maneuver by Jairfiid’s ally group in Alevande. The narrative traces the pursuit from Metres dane to Montreal area, naming several figures and agencies involved in the subsequent investigation.
Final Step Taken to Shut Down Anthracite Mines
Maintenance men ordered to cease work as coal operators prepare for a September 1 shutdown. Governor Pinchot named spoil mediator by President Hoover to aid mediation in the impending mine crisis. Union leaders announce rules to govern suspensions, aiming to prevent mine flooding and Caverns as talks continue with Employers and Mill Workers.
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Real estate man sued for seventeen thousand foreclosure
Olaf Christensen of Norwalk undertook building work at Kock Manor Norwalk and six foreclosure actions were filed in Superior Court yesterday by the Fairfield County Savings Bank Norwalk seeking foreclosure and possession on properties secured by mortgages totaling over seventeen thousand dollars. Defendants include Henry Robinson Anson William Castleman and others. The cases are returnable to court on the first Tuesday of next month.
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Thirtieth Gas Meter Theft In Three Days
Report notes a surge of gas meter thefts over three days with suspicious activity surrounding patrons and a possible family involvement. Police say ten meters were robbed, with one incident leading to questions about local safety.
World Not Ready for Wilson Idealism Says Lord Birkenhead
Lord Birkenhead, former Lord Chancellor of England, told Williamstown’s Institute of Politics that self interest would govern U.S. intervention and that the world is not ready for Woodrow Wilson’s idealism. He criticized Wilson’s postwar plans and called the Versailles Treaty a product of the victorious mood, urging caution against idealism without global restraint.
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Record Breaker in Air Mail Transcontinental Flight
Wesley L Smith piloted the San Francisco to Hazelhust field leg setting a new air mail cross country record. The flight time including stops was 26 hours 1 minute, beating the prior 27 hour 21 minute best. Officials hailed the achievement as a major milestone for U S air mail service.
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Milford Drains New Haven Water as Drought Bites
Milford, unable to meet daily demand of nearly one million gallons from its own reservoirs due to a prolonged drought, is forced to draw water from the New Haven system via a West Haven connection. Conservation measures are in place, with essential use limits and shared service arrangements to avert shortages as Milford taps the adjacent system.
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President Names Gov. Pinchot as Mediator in Anthracite Situation
President Coolidge designates Governor Pinchot as mediator in the anthracite coal crisis. The aim is to bridge differences between miners and operators at Kenns y hva with 38 special mediators. no formal proposal yet, plan to test prospects for a settlement before or after September 16.
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Fisher, Bridgeport Club Manager Is Suspended
Fisher, manager of Bridgeport in the Eastern League, suspended by President Dan O Neil. Suspension runs August 27 to September 1 and carries a $50 fine for conduct on August 19 when umpire Roly was attacked and injured by Bridgeport fans.
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Local New England Scene Highlights Surging Campaigns and Incidents
A chaotic reel of campaigns, incidents, and public notices crosses New England scenes with mentions of a large late 100 candidate parade, jail break recapture in Canada, and a string of municipal concerns. Reports touch on theater policies, water shortages in Malford, and a violent umpire assault during a Bridgeport game.
Live Wire Burns Workman and Skull Fracture Plague
James Burns of South Norwath was burned and knocked 40 feet from a high wire on Ti lrong avenue and Main street. He was treated at St Vincent’s hospital and was listed in good condition. Constance Rigela of Greenfield Hill, at the Pembroke street power house, sustained a brain concussion and possible skull fracture and was taken to Bridgeport hospital. An unidentified woman about 24 wandering near Rest Aida was found near Hillside home and cared for due to dementia. police seek friends or relatives.
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Bridgeport Man Escapes From Sanitarium
City police and officials were notified yesterday of the escape of Joni Napoletano, 20, of 104 Beach Street, from Mularlands Sanitarium. No trace had been found of the patient by last night as authorities searched Greens Tarmachurs-Gin area.
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P. O. Robbery Suspect Escape Story Triggers Police Watch
State police intensified river patrols from Hartford to Saybrook Point after reports that a rum ship evaded capture while a post office robbery suspect and an associate claimed escapes from the vessel. Interwoven accounts describe gunfire during a raid, a wounded officer, and two men held for the crime as authorities weigh the suspects’ conflicting tales.
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Stamford Mayor Threatens To Oust Foes on Park Board
Stamford Mayor Alfred N Philips canceled a special Park Board meeting after the board members refused to attend. The mayor, ex officio chair, criticized the five members for resisting the call to discuss park openings, Halloween park plans, and a partition case while suggesting that further actions could be taken at the next regular meeting September 23.
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