New Naval Strategy Seen From Five Martin Bombers at Sea
Richard Lee reports that five Martin bombers each carrying 2 900 pounds of TNT demonstrated the future power of aircraft against battleships off Miacapey. Observers noted two hits out of 50 bombs, but the feat signaled a shift in naval warfare prompting calls for revised strategy and armor to counter air attack.
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Richard Lee
Washington
Veehlp
Iowa
Miacapey
Thaae
Martin
Barder
Towa
Tawa
Radin
Capabie
Avery Houser
Rhin
Obla Savn
Ofinoys
Richard Pearson
Movsnn
Lin
Frankfort
Osviussland
Postal Savings Reforms Urged by Official
The postmaster general calls reform of the postal savings system citing fraud via misrepresented interest. Proposals include higher interest, deposits under a year earn interest, and expansion of postal banks with broader oversight and restructured deposits.
Democratic Praise Amid War Time Criticism of Republican Rule
A historical column rails against Republican governance during wartime, citing high taxes, government spending, and suppressed labor vitality. It lauds the Democratic party for constructive, non obstructive stance and for placing national interests above partisan aims.Contains praising remarks toward Democrats and critique of Republicans.
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Democrats
Republican Party
Ph Uw Hae
Democratic Party
Republican Admiron Venpon
Cauntry
Neay Payne
Romanian Queen Delays American Visit in 1920s
Reimanta, July 2. Associated Press. Queen Marie planned to visit the United States but is compelled to postpone the trip. Coronation of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie to occur in Transylvania late September with official European visits to follow. The article discusses finances, savings banks, and the need to mobilize wealth for circulation and national recovery.
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Bucharest
Reimanta
Cassociated Press
Marie
United States
Ferdinand
Transylvania
America
Postal Savings
Poaitora
Ultimate
Timoro Rs
Samp
Varied City Fourth of July Program Attracts Crowds
A sprawling Fourth of July schedule unfolds in Beardsley Park and across New Haven area with concerts and patriotic events. Organizers from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and several local groups coordinate parades, flag-raisings, and civic ceremonies. Major activities include a Beardsley Park afternoon program with musical acts, Polish and Hungarian selections, and speeches by Postmaster Philip Provo. morning events feature veterans and civic leaders. other communities host golf tournaments and fireworks displays, with attendance expected from multiple clubs and associations. The day also includes baseball games at Milford and Silver Beach events, as residents celebrate Independence Day with town gatherings, games, and a grand fireworks show.
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Forndaye
Sianora
Tuning Chamber of Commerce
YM. Co. A
Educstron
Wheeler & Wilson
America
Eianding
Frececink Atewen le Muaie
Woemene Choral Society
Tintian
Tistian Woynen
Hungarien
John Joze
Pritt Troy
Postmasinn
New Haven
Harry Congdon American Legion
Rider
Hill Street
Wheeler
Major Clifford
John M Chaplain
A. &. Macdonald
Galf Tommiement
Newfield Park
Hartford
Bridgeport
Mitford
Silver Beach Ty Prctemene Association
Riley Carnival
Hiverchiff Intervale
Hemor
Sporta Et All Riads
Hanka
Awsatonic
Nauewatuck Gardens Improvement Association
Thn
Calf Street
Milford Wheel Lin
Tatdacks
Walnut Beach
Charlempionship
Tern
Ford
Bucknoll
Herb
Linehill
Preanin
Fairfield
Grern Paner
Eunice Deane
Eunice Deane Garreganter
Rey Allen
Reeman
Das Rill
Harold Flela
New York
Tiew
Tiwln Silews
Tieife
Kenneth Rate
Greeynel
Derliratian
Pr. Trank S
Alan
Pallintie
Lontee Funtigaton
Ruth Child
Daana Rantineran
Theatos Falans
Teachers Meet in Annual Sessions in Des Moines
The fiftieth annual convention of the National Education Association opens with a general session in Des Moines Iowa where Sisnop Homer Bruntz of Omaha addresses educators on investing the other half of the world. Bishop Stunte discusses conditions in India China Malaysia and the Philippines and criticizes Britain for closing universities in India. The morning program tomorrow covers the American SAT program in education and the work of teacher training institutions and state education departments.
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ES Moines
Iowa
Jirya
Sisnop Homér
Bruntz
Omaha
Bishop Stunte
India
China
Malaysia
Philippines
Great Britain
Bishop Stunts
Stunts
America
United States
Spiin
Sergions
Amer
Ita
Esiicces
Schanl
Iis
Edure
Legion Commander Urges Loyalty to the Nation
The Legion commander calls for unwavering loyalty, linking the nation’s unity to shared responsibility and national institutions. He cites past conflicts and the oath to country, urging members to transmit the sense of obligation to community, state, and nation.
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Huntred
Fortes-Tweirth
Nile
Tragedy at Lakewood as Three Drown
Waterbury, Conn. July 7 Three persons died in a boating accident at Lakewood. Rose Cameronne Gertrude Stoife Jr. and Adoigh Tel Negri reportedly fell from a boat when Miss Camerotte stood up and toppled the craft. Attempts to rescue failed as others nearby also capsized. Rescue workers battled heavy currents but could not revive the victims.
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Waterbury
Conn
Hyswerid
Lakewood Pars
Rose Camerncen
Gertrude Stoife, Jr
Adoigh Tel Negri
Miss Camerotte
del Negri
Mise Soffe
Pother
Patsy
J S Mitchell Champion Athlete and Writer Dies
James and Mitchell, famed hammer and weight thrower and sports writer, died after a three month illness in New Fork. Born in Ireland, he competed for the U S Olympic team in 1908 but was sidelined by a shoulder injury. He later wrote for New York newspapers and covered early cinema and theatre. A wild reaction followed a recent theatrical news reel, with crowds rushing to Central Station and scenes of celebration across the city.
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New Fork
James & Mitchell
Tipperary
Ireland
Michell
Athens
New York
Fiswa
Widow of British Captain Rescued from Arabs
Mes F fu Buchanan widow of Canigin Bl Buchanan, assistant tyrigating officer, who may have been killed in the Mesopotamian riots nine months ago, escaped death and imprisonment in Sharaban after being held in the harem of Sheth Majid. rescued by a British Relief column under Brigadier General Fo E. Conyngham. Her tale recounts bravery, calm resolve, and a husband’s defense of the Queblab amid the riot. Her husband was killed during the assault.
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F. Fu. Buchanan
Canigin BL
Buchanan
Same
Ryeeka
Sheth Majid
Tnter
Generel Fo E. Conyngham
Sharaban
Queblab
FOGH THANKS U. S. FOR HELP IN WAR
A wartime tribute recounts Americas role in victory and the allied effort. It praises American strength and sacrifice, noting officer and enlistment figures, front line gains, and the nation’s unity in supporting the war, while honoring soldiers and the people. Glory to the American army and people.
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Fogh
U. 8
Explosion damages professor's Yale home
The summer residence of Professor Williston Weber of Yale University was wrecked by a kitchen explosion. The blast shattered windows and furniture, blew out screening, and caused extensive damage while the occupants were away. Weber alerted a neighbor to shut off a jet after the blast. Smoked ceilings suggest a lingering odor and standard cleanup hints follow.
Three Die and Five Injured in Danbury Bridgeport Area Clashes
A rail and road accident left three dead and five injured as ambulances rushed victims to Bridgeport hospitals. Several youths, including Dachiel and Dudek, were involved in separate incidents. Dudek drowned off Seaside Park, while Dachiel, a Buckingham driver, died at 4 p.m. Dudek warned by Nagy not to swim far as life guards searched the water. An automobile crash on the Newtown Turnpike left eleven-year-old Hubert Shea severely injured, with others sustaining scalp lacerations and fractures. A separate shooting incident left 13-year-old Carl Mandoni wounded when a revolver discharged during a Fourth of July celebration.
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Bridgeport
Alfred Kurnblut
Combal Avenue
Oridge
Dachiel
Southport
Buckingham
Tne
Samuel Garlick
Stephen Dudek
Hancoexenue
Boulevad Qwest
Seaside Life Savers
Dudek
Alex Nagy
Cherry Street
Nagy
Byatinders
Tudek
Boty
Wfe-savers
Joiail Nagy
Davis Golistein
Hories Iast
Foi
Daniel Poland
Hubert Shea
Strawford
Newtown Turnpike
Danoury
Danbury Hospital
Triers
New York State
Shea
Della Shettaper
Main Street
Nohin Avenue
Arctic Street
Alfred Kornslut
Joan Platt
Climerd Pratt
Nangatuck Avenue
Devon
Robdichaué
Sunn Street
Milford
Ly Au
Milford Hospital
Carl Mande
Pembroke Street
Mondeut
Mandoni
Woman Dies After Automobile Smash Near Belair
Mrs Schneifer died after a car crash on a motor trip with husband and infant daughter. She suffered a broken arm and minor bruises but died en route to Belair after being treated by Dr Lee Hughes. State police released the husband after a thorough inquiry. death ruled natural by the coroner.
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Schneifer
Pr .Lee Hughes
Giagon
Mies
Iis
Ms. A. Wanbisper
Charles Richardson
Schneider
Pellee
Charles R. Gaffney
Husband
Hartford County
Rich
Bridget Harttom
Fight Winnings Shrink Under Tax Fight
The article reports how earnings from Georges Carpentier’s bout faced tax hurdles in the United States, with government officials noting reduced take and potential further tax actions. It highlights promoter Rickard’s plans for more championship bouts in Jersey City and mentions betting activity and notable wagers surrounding the Dempsey-Carpentier fight.
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Georges Carpentier
United States
Berresey
Evenue
Carpentier
Aise 16
Ricksfey Peraens
Enin
Brady
Cochran
Rickard
Afta
Jersey City
Dempsey
Tain Gibbons
Paul
Fackard
Aimemhey
Came
Anglo-Japan treaty not aimed at U S says analysis
The discussion argues the Anglo-Japanese arbitration pact was not aimed at the United States. It asserts Japan seeks friendly ties with Britain while preserving goodwill with the U S. It defends the alliance as peaceful, beneficial for China, and not threatening American interests.
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U. S
Japan
United States
Far East
Harper
China
Gardens of the Sea Crystal Caribbean Wonders
The Caribbean waters inspire awe as a tourist writes of underwater gardens. Bright marine life, including sea stars, sea urchins, mollusks, and vividly colored fishes, glitters over clear sandy bottoms. Floating amid sea plants and corals, observers witness a serene underwater scene rivaling earthly gardens.
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Caribbean
Sregan
Danes Praised as Musik Water and Dawes' New Melody
A historical note praises Dawes and his music, mentioning his role in government budgeting and a newly composed piece "Melody In A major" that drew attention at an event. The review highlights Dawes as a man of action and notes the publication plan, with Gamole as publisher and a pianist involved.
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Maria’ Dawes
Pia
Dawes
Aix Nabre
Enaagaor
Fife
Fife and Rat Reason [Es In the Men Phen. Sevze Dawes
Bankes
Rar
Washimen
Aisn
Gerite
Hessise Iy
Phat Fe
Phonsgraph Pecarde
Nonder
Tetay
Fri
Gamole
Dvorak
Ninele Teicher
French tailors push color in evening wear this season
French tailors strive to popularize color in men's evening clothes with the tuxedo trend. They assert color coordination with partners is key, as new shades replace traditional black. Mr. Schneider could not be reached last night. four Schneider entries appear in the directory.
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Mr. Schneider
Jacob
Schnaider
THREE DROWNED IN STRONG UNDERTOW AT LONE COVE
In Patchogue the Heaths Harold D Heath his wife and their employer Charles H Hennet all of Brooklyn were drowned at Lone Cove. They were attempting to rescue Mrs Heath who had been swept by a heavy undertow. The tragedy was witnessed by Beanet’s daughter and family others, and lifeguards from a distant station recovered the bodies about an hour later.
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Americas
Messure
Germany
Gsimy
America
Incresses
Armiatice
Natinns
Rativig
Vigel
Hwberty
France
Patchogue
S. Yo
Harold D. Heath
Charles H. Hennet
Brooklyn
Lone Cove
Special Red Cross fund aids disabled soldiers
Washington July 3 The Red Cross announces a new program to provide temporary financial support for disabled servicemen under government care. A special fund of 502 000 authorized by Congress will finance loans for vocational education as the Red Cross continues to assist men not yet admitted to schools or awaiting official decisions.
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Washington
Red Cross
Congress
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