Bituminous plan to invade New England markets
Central Pennsylvania Maryland and Northern West Virginia coal producers plan to ship smokeless West Virginia coal to New England and Middle Atlantic states. They warn against new Interstate Commerce Commission rates and discuss defensive measures, with a 15 member committee directed to act.
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Ardeelph
Pennylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Algo
New England
Middle Atlantic
Anthony Cite
Charles O'Neill
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bellevue-Stratford
Commission
West
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Mayoral Fight Brews Over Bank Moves and Labor Ties
Brooklyn politics focus on alleged city fines withdrawal to sway labor, with claims of bank transfers between Federation Bank and Chase National Bank. Mayor Hytan supporters show mixed response as Walker and allies contest primary outcomes. New Haven court case for Thomas Giordano delayed as Anna Nearing appearance lures city attention.
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Federation Bank
Peter J. Brady
Chase National Bank
Craig
B. M
G Gerhard
Mc Dahl
Hytan
Vralz
Brooklyn
Ald
Seafield
Bunk
Smith
Senator Walker
Queens
Tammasy
Board of Elections
Walker-Berry-Mc-Kee
Lyons
William MM. Bennett
Mr. Waterman
New Haven
Ice Truck Backboard Fault Fells Boy Injuring Foot
Daniel Puccilli nine, struck by a loose ice chunk from Giovanni Cavaleri’s ice truck on 187 Federal Street. The injury required amputation below the knee and his father sues in Superior Court for $10,000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanni Cavaleri
Daniel Puccilli
Federal Street
Miners Prepare for Anthracite Maintenance Suspension
The union leaders and operators conclude a maintenance settlement as the Wyoming Valley girds for a near total shutdown next Monday at midnight. Rail and mine supply firms reduce staff while mules are moved underground and Wilkes Barre politics seek a peacemaker to bridge the divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinaldo Cappellini
Andrew Mattey
Co. J. Golden
John L. Lewis
Pinchot
Hazelton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Delano
Schuykill County
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
Legion chief warns on alien bootlegging at Connecticut meeting
James A. Drain national commander of the American Legion spoke at the Connecticut department convention in New London denouncing bootlegging of undesirable aliens as a grave national threat and calling for drastic action. Lieutenant Leigh Wade was made an honorary delegate. Amendments to the constitution were adopted expanding vice-commanders to seven and detailing post property dissolution rules. Treasurer Clarence Scarborough reported $2,517.44 on hand and $120,496.39 used to aid 1,143 cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
James A. Drain
American Legion
Connecticut Department of the Legion
United States
Leigh Wade
Maine
Justus J.ennell
Stamford
Connecticut Legion
Department
Clarence Scarborough
Treasury
Mr. Scarborough
Charman
French Ready to Make Debt Offer
Secretary Mellon and allies favor a settlement based on Franco British terms. Caillaux takes personal charge of preliminary negotiations, with the finance minister to decide if any accord with the United States can be reached. If he sticks to a $70,000,000 offer, the commission is unlikely to cross the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
M. Caillaux
French Debt Commission
France
United States
Commission
Atlantic
Plans for Tuberculosis Sanitorium Buildings in Norwich
Hartford Aug 28 AP State Comptroller Sal mo n reviews architect plans for three new Tuberculosis Sanitorium buildings in Norwich funded by 1935 appropriation. Total 123000 for administration infirmary for women and employee building. Administration and infirmary allocate 50000 each two story employee block 110 by 30 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Frederick M. Salmon
Norwich
General Assembly
First District GOP to Endorse Cherry for renomination
The First District Republican group will back Alderman Robert T. Cherry for renomination at its September meeting. Cherry was elected to the Board of Aldermen in 1928 after Reph Beers resigned to become City Court judge and has served since 1923, currently chairing the Finance committee and sitting on the Sewers and Printing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Cherry
Algerman Cherry
Board of Aldermen
Reph Beers
Cherry
Committee Disbands in Ranson Virginia Meeting
Ranton Va August 28 The anthracite region business men s no strike committee formally disbanded its organization at a meeting here tonight Hope of averting suspension of anthracite miners on September 7 was definitely abandoned by the eleven mediators they declared in a formal statement
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Ranton
Anthracite Region Business Men’ S
Eleiven
Senator Hiram Bingham Invited as Guest Speaker
The Exchange club heard at yesterday’s luncheon that Senator Hiram Bingham will be guest of honor and speaker at the November 13 meeting. Arrangements will be made for a cordial welcome and other club members may be invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Senator Hiram Bingham
Senator Bingham
Plan to Collect State Movie Tax Faces Theaters
Connecticut officials outline a plan to collect the state movie tax through producers and distributors who will check films shown and register shipments from New York and Boston. Agent George Borthwick will negotiate with the tax department and oversee reimbursement efforts, with headquarters to be in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioner Blodgett
New York
Boston
George Borthwick
Stamford
n_ Hartford
Blodgett
Connecticut
Charles C. Pettliwhn
Central Distributors
John W. Walsh
Motion Picture Theatre Owners’ Association of Connecticut
Department
Pettijohn
Walsh
Theater Owners Association
Daily Ambulance Calls From Local District
Record lists multiple ambulance calls with names ages and addresses including Harry Geenwood 37 554 Harrel Avenue cardiac case to St Vincent's hospital and Carolline Churak 94 48 Elizabeth Street to Bridgeport hospital. others include Philip Johnson 45 General Machine Company employee to Emergency Hospital Bridgeport. Wilson 7 fall to St Vincent's. Daniel Marshall 30 pneumonia to St Vincent's. Louyse Zwierlein 77 74 Federal Street to St Vincent's. Joseph Bydiskir 45 Poplar Street multiple scalp and chest lacerations from a fight to St Vincent's. Emma Veluert 57 Prospect Street to private doctor. Beardsley Street and Seaview Avenue patient arrival noted.
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Harry Geenwood
Harrel Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
la. Am
Carolline Churak
Nty-Four
Elizabeth Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Philip Johnson
Newton Street
Employe General Machine Company
Bridgeportee
Wilson
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Daniel Marshall
Son Street
Pneumonici
Lou’se Zwierlein
Emma Veluert
Prospect Street
Beardsley Street
Seaview Avenue
Guard Prepares to Break Camp Home Tomorrow
Bridgeport guardsmen near embarkation as camp policing and tent takedown proceed. Battery C marksmen earn sharpshooter and marksman honors. Lt Knox the range officer. Brigadier General Barrette arrives for inspections ahead of Sunday parade with units from Fort Terry and CM T camp.
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Bort Wright
Fisher
Taland
Bridgeport
Coast
J. Bourke
L.C. Bauer
Norman Henry
Julia Seamen
R. Armour
John Wood
William, Besser
Nelson Verrett
Philip Adams
Clinton Hunter
Larry Bauer
P. J. O'Reilly
Julius Seamen
Lieut. Knox
John D. Barrette
First Coast Artillery District
Fort Terry
New London
Battery C
Russell Y. Moore
Charles Voegele
Platt Chosen by Forester's Group
Newtown Forestry association elected Phlat P. Platt as president at a meeting on Dr. Charles H. Peck’s estate in Newtown New Jersey. About 125 people attended. Five vice-presidents were chosen along with secretary Allison P. Smith treasurer Arthur J. Smith and auditor Judge P. H. McCarthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Specia
Newtown Forestry Association
Charles H. Peck
Mount Pleasant
Phila T. Platt
William H. Egan
Wiliam T. Cole
Thomas F. Brew
Willam Co. Johnson
Allison P. Smith
Arthur J. Smith
P. H. McCarthy
Syrian vegetable peddlar arrested on breach of the peace
Joseph David, a forty nine year old Syrian vegetable peddlar, was arrested yesterday evening by the Tyr of Investigation on a technical charge of breach of the peace. The arrest followed complaints from several residents that he is too friendly with young girls in the city. He was taken from his home at 618 Main Street where he rooms, on a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph David
Ctty
Youns
Hom
Major G W Cornell Dies In New York
Major George W. Cornell aged seventy six died Thursday at his New York home. formerly with the Connecticut National Guard he resided in Redding and Naston four years ago. He leaves two sons Charles and George A Cornell and two daughters Miss Clara G Cornell and Mia Alice B Cornell. Funeral Friday at Real Memorial chapel Mountain Grove cemetery with Rev KH Craft officiating. Burial in Mountain Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cornell
Redding
Naston
New York City
Cornell
Connecticut National Guard
Charles Cornell
Elmhurst
S. J
George A. Cornell
Misa Clara G. Cornell
Woolmont
oGlock
Real Memorial Chapel
Mountain Grove Cemetery
KH. Oj. Craft
Mountain Grove’ Cemetery
Girls complain and two youths held in Crocco case
Michael Rabasco and Ralph Intagleitta, both seventeen from 144 North Washington and 169 Madison Avenue, were arrested on breach of the peace charges after two girls alleged unwanted attention on Madison Avenue. Patsy Crocco, sixteen, appeared in City Court with her complaint. her case was continued for further police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Rabasco
Washington Avenue
Ralph Intagleitta
Patsy Crocco
Madison Avenue
Madixon Avenue
Thei
Croce
Mexico and Britain resume diplomatic relations after talks
Mexico City reports that Mexico and Great Britain have resumed diplomatic relations effective today. Foreign Secretary Aaron J. Saenz announced the renewal following negotiations held in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Aaron J. Saenz
Mexico
Great Britain
Missing Boy Charles Maddow Found in New York
Police received word from New York authorities that Charles Maddow, fifteen, of 668 East Main Street, had been taken into custody in New York during the absence from home. The lad had been missing for some time, apparently running away for a usual adventure. He will be brought home by relatives.
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New York
Charles Maddow Fiteen
East Ma Street
Honere
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Avakta
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Mondor
Citizens’ Committee
Cancllation Board
Tocal
Legions
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G. O. P. Glub
Hiram Bingham
Daily Record
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H. B. Bissell
Edward McCort
Harold Losy
James V. Carey
Battery B
Vincent Babrowsky
Peter Collins
Arthur Mannente
Battery C Mesa
Nelson Varrett
Platt
Forester
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