Globe Flyers Plan Round World Flight Draws Turkish Tour
Constantinople awaits the Pride of Detroit as the Turkish Aviation League stages a round the world flight event. Thirty planes will circle Stamouli Mina ret and drop leaflets urging ticket sales and loyalty. Tonight a concert and dance at Seraglio Park features a jazz band and Charleston exhibition.
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Constantinople
Detroit
Turkish Aviation League
oMcis
Turkey
League
Stamroul
Pawłkowski sues for twenty thousand in damages
The plaintiff claims negligence by Pawlikowski and defendants for injuries from a barrel on an unlighted rear porch after being served liquor. He alleges intoxication, lack of warning about danger, and failure to guard the barrel, resulting in hospital bills and fallout from work. Case set for October term.
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Pawlikowski
Pawłkowski
Ex Governor Sargent Paroled After Bankrupt Scandal
Former Governor Sargent, a Republican, is paroled after bankruptcy findings. He admitted misusing office to obtain loans from the State Board of Agriculture and banks, while denying intent to defraud. His wife and son live in Indianapolis. he is expected to relocate there after release.
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McCray
State Board of Apriculure
Daugher Uve
Indianapolis
British Aviator to Fly Columbia Stationed Pact Up To Last Cent
Paris Aug 30 The Leviathan crew saw Maurice Drouhin set to fly the Columbia to America after Levine’s stock rose on the news. Mrs Levine handed Drouhin 100000 francs, about 64000, securing the last payment Levine had contracted. Drouhin immediately departed for the United States, leaving the impression of his satisfaction.
Levine plans 10 fly for a as soon as possible
Charles A Levine, aviation enthusiast, returns to London after a Paris visit and plans to commence a trans Atlantic flight once weather improves. He will travel with family to Plymouth on the Tre De France, then to New York, while Captain Hinchcliffe prepares wireless on the Columbia for the voyage.
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London
Associated Press
Charles A Levine
Paris
le Bourget Pecs
Sincce
Levins
Am Cranwell Ale
Savoy
Brock
Schlee
Levine
France
New York
Cranwell
Wireless
Hinchcliffe
Tom Levine
Columbia
Hineh
Levine Seard
Two Women Claim Brock as Spouse in Ohio Scene
Dayton dispatch reports Dolly Spiker Brock of Detroit and Mrs Corinne Brock each claim to be Wickliam Brock's wife. Corinne says they wed October 1 1916 at Martinsville and Brock denies the match. Awaiting Brock’s return from a worldwide flight to decide on legal steps.
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Dayton
Ohio
Associated Press
Dolly Spiker
Brock
Detroit
Wickliam Brock
Corinnne Brock
Martinsville
Corinne Bock
Dollis Spiker
Ginese
Carlene Brock
Brick
Pigeon Fanciers Postpone Meeting In Bridgeport
The Park City Homing Club meeting at John Babyak’s home on Hellam Street was postponed. A pigeon flying contest is planned for September 18 with about eight entrants from Bridgeport, each allowed 20 birds, details to be determined at a near Tuesday night gathering. Invitations to other Connecticut pigeon fanciers are expected.
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Park City
John Babyak
Hellam Street
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Unusual garden vegetables at Trinity church rector’s yard
Rev Dr Richard H oesner rector of Trinity church grows a double summer squash in the garden behind Trinity church rectory on Main street. The garden has yielded bizarre produce in recent years including a year with two cucumbers grown together. Also noted are a new daughter for Mr and Mrs Joseph Collins and visiting guests in town.
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Newtown
IBY
Richard Hoesner
Trinity Church
Main Street
Gesner
Christchurch
Oswega
Joseph Collins
Cemetery Avenue
Andy Hook
Lillian Theign
Mary Cuddy
New York City
James Elliott
Irving Shaw
Mile Hill
Harrison May Get Burdicks Position
Political circles reported Harrison may succeed Alderman Burdick as city clerk if Burdick is reelected and resigns to become postmaster. The plan is to renominate Burdick, with no postmaster selection before nominations for the municipal election.
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Fred W. Harrison
Alfred W. Burdick
Republican
Burdick
Temporary Tags Oly CARS SUPPLY $4,000 REVENUE
Temporary registrations of ten days or less for motor vehicles support about 125 Connecticut owners monthly, yielding nearly 44 000 annually. Most are for buses or vans on short trips beyond chartered routes. many dealers and out of state visitors use them. Fees vary by vehicle type, with public vehicles at 2 dollars per day, private cars at 2 dollars per ten days, and commercial vehicles priced per capacity. Violations occur if certificates and plates are not surrendered.
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Abot
Connecticut
Titners
Police Slighting Case Draws Priest Critique And Clergy Support
Clergymen challenge police handling of the Phantom Stabber investigation. Father McKinley and Father McClean urge accountability and warn against assuming police protection for any suspect. Health official Dr. Coon links perverted violence to broader pathology while urging calm and focused inquiry.
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Br. Coon
William Hall Coon
Thousand Murders A Month Prompt Bar Association Call
Oscar Hallam of St Paul told an American Bar association session that murders in the United States average about one thousand monthly. He urged state central bureaus of criminal identification to track violent crime and noted detection failures from criminals adopting normal appearances. Senator Baumes urged segregation of hardened criminals as a public safety measure, contrasting with views that criminals are ill. Hubert Work and Henry L Doherty warned oil waste endangers resources and urged federal conservation laws. A resolution asked President Coolidge to convene governors to regulate firearms and ammunition use.
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Buffalo
United States
Oscar Hallam
St. Paul
Minnesota
American Bar Association
Bauumes
Caleb H. Baumes
Newburgh
Baumes
Crime Commission of
New York State
Criminal Laws Section
Senator Baumes
America
Mineral Law Section
Hubert Work
Interior
Federal Oil Conservation Board
Henry L. Doherty
Work
Coolidge
National Association of Attorneys General
Massachusetts
Sacco-Vanzetti
Percy Saint
Louisiana
Jesse Barrett
Missouri
The
Bar Association
Committee
Bar
Association
Obituary notices for Dow Klein and Hull in local city records
Funeral services for Albert W Dow a luce manufacturer who died Sunday night will be held noon at his 62 Yale Street home burial in Mountain Grove cemetery He is survived by his wife and two sons Harold and Albert C Dow a 32nd degree Mason a member of Brooklawn Country club Algonquin club and the Masons also had funeral notices for Rev Fischenes W Klein pastor of St Pauls German Lutheran Church with services at 2 pm from the church remains in state from 7 to 9 pm and pallbearers from the Synod Rev Klein aged 71 served as pastor for 10 years George F Hull Mason of 328 Housatonic Avenue died Monday at Brungeport hospital survived by wife and brother DeWitt Hull funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church Kossuth Street with burial in Mountain Grove cemetery the Masonic ritual to be performed at the Brave
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Conetact
Father McClean
Peter H McClean
St Augustine
Albert W Dow
Luce
Yale Street
Mountain Grove
Harold and
Albert C
Brooklawn Country Club
Algonquin Club
Fischenes W. Klein
St Paul's
German Lutheran Church
Sir Paul's
German Lutheran Evangelical Church
B Mehrtens
New Haven
Connecticut Lutheran Synod
W. Meyer
Waterbury
Klein
Sanford Place
St Paul's Church
George F Hull
Housatonicenne
Brungeport Hospital
George F . Hull
DeWitt GC Hull
Norwalk
St . Paul's Episcopal Church
Kossuth Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Driver in Fatal Crash Awaits Trial in Jail
Meriden Aug 30 Edward Langevin 35 of 140 Pratt Street held on a technical charge of reckless driving after a fatal crash on the Berlin Turnpike near Meriden Saturday night. Langevin could not post 1600 bond and was moved to Hartford County Jail for trial. Car owner William Fabuk 17 Millet Street died instantly. Paul Peuget 79 Warren Street died hours later at Meriden Hospital.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Edward Langevin
Pratt Street
Hartford County
Langevin
Berlin Turnpike
William ‘Fabuk
Milletreet
Paul Peuget
Warren Street
Meriden Hospital
Bridgeport Girl Wins Dance Part in New Operetta
Betty Veronica, sixteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Veronica of 65 Cedar Street, will perform as one of eight specialty dancers in the modern operetta My Princess opening tomorrow at the Shubert theater in New Haven. Her dance career began in childhood with stage parts and a reader role, and she trained under Ned Wanburn before joining Twinkle Twinkle in New York at age fifteen.
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Betty Veronica
Lous Veronica
Cedar Street
My Princess
New Haven
Betty
the Franklin School
Theatileais
J Ned Wanburn
New York City
Twinkle Twinkle
Princess
Shubert
Head of Goodrich Rubber Firm Dies
Akron Aug 10 B G Work president of the B F Goodrich Tire and Rubber company died in St Marks Switzerland death attributed to heart disease He was born in 1868 New York native son and led Goodrich from clerk to president in 1907 Survived by son Bertram Work Jr and three brothers L I Gerald Fred W Work of New York
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Akron
Associated Press
G Work
B. F. Goodrich Tire and Rubber Company
St. Marks
Switzerland
New York
Work
United States
Europe
Mr Work
New York State
Hila
Alanson Work
BF Goodrich Company
Williston Seminary
East Hampton
Mass
Yale University
Goodrich
George T. Perking
Goodylen Company
The
Bertram Work Jr
L I. Geald
Fred W. Work
Chicago theatres remain closed as wage talks begin
Negotiations with musicians and stage bands started today in Chicago as theatres face closures. Officials estimate daily attendance at vaudeville and movie houses at about 600000, with each closed venue causing losses exceeding 250000 dollars. Union leaders threaten walkouts in other cities where chain houses operate.
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Miller
Moving Picture and
Vaudeyle
Civies
Chicago
McCathron Foes Push Primary War in Ninth District
Anti McCathron faction in the Ninth district plans caucus and primary fight to remove Fire Commissioner Henry H McCathron. The group reports strong turnout and support from Slovak elements while asserting the city organization will back a delegate ticket from an open caucus. An additional meeting is set for next week as unrest continues.
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Burdick
Murphy
Bebrena
Chalonan Buraick
Chaiman Burdick
McCathron
Snow and hail disrupt New York state weather
A rare early season storm blanketed parts of eastern New York with snow after hail and wind. Property damage included shattered windows, flooded roads, and ruined fruit and corn. In Albany and Dutchess County reports described damaged bridges, flooded cottages, and a near record rainfall. a fire at a Troy theater caused minor damage and a scare amid a hear panic.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State
New York
Cherry Valey Turnpike
Altamont
Dutchess County
Highes
United States Weather Bureau
Rose Motion Picture Theatre
Troy
Shepherd Runs Amuck Kills Man in New Mexico Hills
A sheepherder named Cruz fired on companions near Taos New Mexico killing Russell Dowies of Dallas and wounding Henry Moburg. Dewiss and his wife fled to Red River as Cruz was captured and jailed. Moburg fell off a 100 foot embankment and survived, while Dewiss, Harvard and Wabash alumnus, taught languages at a Dallas school.
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Taos N M
Assocated Press
Jose Crug
Russell P. Dowies
Dallas
Tex
Henry Moburg
Dewiss
New Mexico
Red River
Cruz
Moburgh
Harvard
Wabash College
Terrill Boy's School
Evelyn Convere
New Years City
Mothers Kick for Free School Transport in Tracy
Aug 30 Tracy firemen's auxiliary launches a petition to Wallingford officials demanding free transportation for Tracy children to Yalesville school. They urge trolley or bus service for trips to school along the unsafe Boston Post road with heavy traffic and no sidewalks. In Chicago Welker Cochrane agrees to defend his balkline billiard title against German challenger Eric Hagemacher with three matches of 500 points each on Sept 20 and Oct 1, Jake Schaefer to play the winner within sixty days.
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Meriden
Associated Press
Tracy
Chicago
Welker Cochrane
Eric Hagemacher
Lere
Jake Schaefer
Cubelli Elected to Head Italians
Rosario Giaimo of New Haven and Michael Russo of Middletown led 100 delegates as they voted to establish an industrial bank in New Haven to serve the Connecticut Order Sons of Italy. The official bank will begin around the first of the year with a $100,000 capital. The same officers will run the Sons of Italy insurance venture with about 61,000 life policies planned. The convention closed with a fireworks display at the beach.
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Rosario Giaimo
New Haven
Michael Russo
Middletown
Connecticut Order
Sons of Italy
Grand Council of Connecticut
Nfe
Fraternal Body Halts Lawmaking and Wins Praise
The Woodmen of the World national convention claimed it is the greatest lawmaking body in the world in an address by A Grant Matthews sovereign lecturer. He cited a $141 million reserve and 110 percent solvency as marks of its strength. Mayor Behrens welcomed the visitors to Bridgeport with praise for the organization’s youth and parks.
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Woodmen of the World
A. Grant Matthews
Red Men's Hall
Matthews
United States ‘Court
Memphis
Tennessee
Los Angeles
William Behrens
J E. Long
New York City
New York
Frank Thompson
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Jack Sullivan
Elsie Stewart
H. F. Pilotti
J C Tuthill
Matthew Dorgan
Joseph W. Vicetoria
Thomas Daly
Park City
Alex Gestriey
Kossuth
John Fedora
Lilley
Marten Blovack
E Morgen
East End
T. Philing
Live Oak
Upshaw seeks ban on wet diplomats in W C7
Minneapolis Aug 30 William D Upshaw former Georgia congressman wired the national WCTU to demand President Coolidge appoint no consular or diplomatic representative who drinks liquor at home or abroad He urges nations to avoid sending envoys to this prohibition country who claim immunity for transporting liquor The retirement of the national WCTU secretary prevented re election of officers for a year of anti wet activity Mrs Frances P Parks Evanston retires Her successor Anna Marden Deyo San Francisco elected president Ella A Boole Brooklyn named president
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Minneapolis
Minn
Associated Press
William D Upshaw
Georgia
Coolidge
Congress
Upshaw
National Women's Christian Temperance Union Today
Freesident Coolidge
Frances P. Parks
Evanston
Anna Marden Deyo
San Francisco
California
WCU
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
N. Y
Boston Chinatown King May Dow Estate Underestimates
May Dow late mayor of Chinatown and ally of presidents, valued his estate at about 5 000 dollars instead of the 2 500 000 believed in his merchandise and restaurant businesses. His widow seeks appointment as administratrix in Suffolk Probate Court. Dow promoted harmony between Chinese and Americans and helped found the Chinese American Education Alliance. He counted President Coolidge among friends and traveled with Senator Walsh. His sons include Calvin Coolidge Dow, and two others named for Walsh and Edward P Barry.
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Boston
Associated Preas
May Dow
Chinatown
Kings
Jeff
Suffolk
United States
Amera Education Alliance For
President Coolidge
State House
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Washington
Dow
David J. Walsh
China
Calvin Coolidge Dow
Senator Walsh
Edward P. Barry
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Frederick W. Klein
George J. Hui
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