Five bankers bid for ITV sewer and school bonds
New York offer high 540,000 School and 100,000 Sewer Bonds represented in issue authorized by the Common Council. Five bankers bid, led by National City Company of New York, with premiums shown and bids opened in the mayor’s office. The city’s debt limits and values are cited, with details on assets and tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Bonda
Joyal
City National Company
Wall Tract
New York
National City Company
Borris Forbes & Company
R. L. Day & Copany
Eastabrook & Company
Boston
Hincks Bros. & Company
Atwater
City
Gernard Regatting
Ciy
John H. Wil Mems
Harris, Forbes, & Company
First National Bank of Boston
Messrs
Ropes, Gray, Boyden ‘and Perkins
Mass
Timberie
Free State Troops Close on Dublin Rebels in Desperate Fight
London reports bombardment of De Valera stronghold with 18 pounders began at 1:30 am. Dublin says fighting in O’Connell Street continues with troops encircling rebel positions near Gresham Hotel and Cathedral Street. Civilian casualties reported including a girl killed in Malbot Street. Mayor reportedly captured by Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free State
London
de Valera
Dublin
Daily News
Associated Press
O'Connell Street
O’connell Street
YREE
Gresham Hote
O'Connell Strees
O'Connel Street
Gresham Hotel
Cathedral Street
Post oMice
Marlborough Street
Mount Joy
Warrison
Dermott Hagerty
Machine Guins
Iite
Malbot Street
Sbis
Frosa Association
Mors
Sown
Belfast
The
Times
Banneth
Democrats in Third District Celebrate Fourth Night
The Third District Democratic Association will observe Celebration of the Fourth at The Clubhouse, Fairview Avenue, Tempe, with dancing, card playing, and a fireworks display. Dancing and card playing begin at a set hour and fireworks will be set off as soon as dark.
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Democratic Asstcntion, Inc
Fairieid Avenue
Tempeh
Democrats Seek Full City Council Elections Every Two Years
The Democratic side proposed electing the entire Board of Aldermen every two years instead of the current system of electing half annually. They also urged creating a city electrical inspector office. Republicans reportedly opposed the changes. Aldermen Hogan and Lavery introduced the measures, which were sent to the Ordinance Committee for study. Hogan argued full-term elections would align the council with the mayor, increasing cooperation. The plan requires a charter change and would take effect in 1923 if approved by voters. The Lamp Committee’s report on city lighting, advocating reallocating lights from overlit to underserved areas, was debated and referred. Continued on Page Two.
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William H. Hogan
William }. Lavery
Aldereman Hogan
Republian
Hogan
Ita
Lamp Committee
Thomas J. Costetta
Life Guard Rescues Two Girls at Myrtle Beach
Milford reports two dramatic rescues at Myrtle Beach as John Bentz of the Life Saving Corps saved two bathers from drowning. The first incident involved Miss Mary Yousoune of Springfield and an unnamed male companion. Bentz reached her as she struggled, revived her after breaths, then assisted to shore. Moments later Miss Margaret Witzhenry of New York faced panic near Lorelei cottage. Bentz swam out, saved her, and she was revived on the shore. Witnesses praised Bentz for his actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Myrtle Beach
John Bentz
L's, Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Island View
Oliss Mary Sousoune
Springfield
Mass
Comipacion
Miss Yousoune
Ber
Bentz
Margaret Witzhenry
New York
Deagh
Lorelei
Kiter
Life Saving Corps
Fortuns
Bents
Children Helping Soldiers Load Guns
Dublin dispatch reports the Irish national Army advancing on insurgent lines in O’Connell Street and Barry’s Saloon area. Communique notes Irish troops cutting off irregulares in Barry’s Saloon and La Pid?sa hotel while shelling and depot car loads resupply with ammunition as operations continue, with page two continuing the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porbes W. Pairbairn
Dublin
Cormunique
Irish National Army
Nationale
O'Connell Street
sGardinty Plage
Barry
la Pidsa
Gresham
Independence Day events sweep Seaside Park and nearby venues
Seaside Park hosts morning and afternoon baseball games followed by a Coast Artillery band concert from 7 to 8 PM, public dancing 9 to 10 PM, and a 9:15 PM firework display. Newfield Park lists Hartford vs Bridgeport at 9:45 AM, while Fairfield features Guy Empey on the Green and yachting club races with canoe tilting events, plus evening dances and golf. Brooklawn hosts Independence Day play, Weatogue Club qualifiers for the Fairchild Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Coast Artillery Band
Newfield Park
Hartford
Bridgeport
Milford and Pequot
Sardsley Park
Brooklawn
Weatogue Club
Ho Gby
Aurea
Auveral
Yatled Sports
Onfrente
Amone
Bagebr
Newfield Fark
Safe And Sane Fourth Demonstration At Seaside Park
Police plan extensive guard details to manage crowds at Seaside Park for a Fourth of July celebration. Captain John O Connell will command the traffic division with 21 traffic policemen, while over 100 officers from multiple precincts will handle safety and order for concerts, fireworks, and related events at the park and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Thomas H. Flood
Ehime Saaggaren O'Connell
John O'Connell
Peter H. Balt
Sivaeu
James Walker
Protection for sick patients from Fourth of July noise
A sanitation division placard policy, signed by a local practicing physician, forbids disturbances within four ordinary feet of a sick household during July Fourth celebrations. The notice explains that doctors authorize the card on behalf of ill patients to shield them from celebratory din.
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C. Howard Dunebar
Division of Sanitation
Wiwiy Cca
King Denies Report of Healy Ullman Meeting
John T. King denies a New Haven report claiming he met with Col. Isaac Ullman Frank E. Healy Lieut. Governor Templeton and others to depose J Henry Roraback as state central chairman and offer the governor nomination to Templeton. The account says Templeton declined and King planned a fight to oust Roraback, with Healey Ullman claiming votes from state committee members. King declined further comment on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Triple Alliance
J. Henry Roraback
John T. King
Isaac Liman
Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locks
Templeton
Waterbury
State Central Committee
Bora Pack
Tahaa Bean
Uilman
Healey
King's Hone
Bridgeport
Ulmian
Yempleton
Charles O. Garces
Windham
Roraback
Wilman
Wind
Harden attacked in Berlin by monarchists after editor controversial
Stradmil Jan Harden editor and political writer was assaulted near his home in Berlin's Grunewald suburb and taken into his house suffering head wounds. He had been targeted by monarchists along with Theodora Wolff and Max Warburg. a six month lull in public lectures preceded the incident.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Stradmil
Jan Harden
Grinenwald
Herr Harden
Theodora Wolff
Max Warburg
Three Boys Wounded by Blank Cartridges
Three youths were wounded by blank cartridge revolvers yesterday and taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment. The injured were Edward Bender of 728 Arctic Street wounded in the hand, Thomas Shackett of 70 Grand Street wounded in the hand, and Joseph Sasco of 2853 Main Street wounded in the chest. First aid was provided by Dr. Suey and Dr. Margulia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bender
Arctic Street
Thomas Shackett
Joseph Sasco
Main Street
Dre. Fi
J. Sueyalin
A. B. Margulia
Labor Board Averts Maintenance Union Walkout In New Haven
New Haven report from July 8 cites improved mechanical department conditions after a strike affecting 6900 shop workers. Labor Board deals have led to permanent job offers for applicants, with 474 more workers on the first shift than after the strike, and service routes remaining uninterrupted.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Baim
Tate
Labor Board
Bairene
Eastern Roads Cut All Strikers from Payroll
New York July 3 The Railway Managers Association of New York announced after a meeting tonight a decision to strike the names of all striking shopmen from payrolls of eastern roads entering the city. The move follows the Bou rgad Labor board ruling against the strike and union recognition. New unions will be formed to replace the strikers, the association said.
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New York
Railway Managers’ Association of
Bourgad Laber Board
Bituminous Coal Parley Adjourns Until Monday
Washington reports a deadlock in the bituminous coal strike talks as Secretary Davis and Hoover adjourn the session with no agreement. Operators propose regional wage conferences and arbitration while miners reject the offer. the conference reconvenes Monday to resume negotiations.
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Washington
Harding
of Davis
Davis
Hoover
Nnvers
Gaerison
Sorda
Debata Tt
Tatleg Davis
BO of &G
Oday
Minnea
Delaware and Hudson Maintenance Men Quit in Scranton
A large number of Delaware and Hudson maintenance workers quit at Scranton and Carbondale, crippling the railroad during flood recovery. On the Honesdale branch, workers walked out, delaying repairs, while about 100 machinists and laborers arrived at Carbondale to replace them.
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Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Carbondale
Ita Otforta
Honesdale
Crrberdale
Strike Threat Halts as Conference Invited for Shopmen
Chicago July 3 The United States Railroad Labor Board branded striking shop men as outlaws and pushed for a conference in Chicago at 10 a m tomorrow to avert a wider walkout. Board optimism centered on wage debates and possible reconsideration of recent reductions amid talks with union leaders and Labor Board officials.
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Boston Terminal Company
South Station
United States Railroad Labor Board
Robert Henderson
Kesara
New Haven
Chicago
Asso+ciated Press
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railw
Detroit
Labo Board
Ben W. Hooper
United Brotherhood of Main
Labor ‘Board
Bonn
Toynorrow
Grable
Labor Board
Nad
oMela
Alte Mlgts Pa
Invita
Ion
Grabble Dood
Brotherhogchise
Commuters Volunteer To Maintain Service On LI Railroad
In New York on July 3 a large number of LI Railroad commuters volunteered to operate equipment and sustain service during potential disruptions. Patrolman J McDonald arrested Patrick Foley at strikers headquarters in Long Island City, later detaining a Boston man named Thomas O'Brien. They were charged with loitering and discharged.
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Pridgeport
New Haven Railroad
Jocatamstale
Humberdt
Roundhouse
Olthas
Ana Nucleus
Ft Jg
Tocal
Asia
Pak
Railroad
Strikt
New York
Long Island Railroad
Long Island City
J. McDonald
Hunter Point
Patrick Foley
Thomas O'Brien
Boston
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ITV
Bridgeport Trust Co
Hincks Brothers
Valera
Collins
Ildermen Hogan and
Savery
Life Guard
U- 5
Mary You'soune
Margaret Fitzhenry
Toad
Jenet
Amreun
Shin House
Heary Ullman
Harden
New Haven Road
Maine
Albany
New Huven Roads
Delaware and Hudson Maintenance
Gompers
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