Woman Convicted of Driving While Drunk in New Britain
In New Britain on July 3 Mrs Julia M Falls 28 of 85 Summer Street Mer den was fined 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated plus 25 for reckless driving 10 for operating a vehicle without lights and 25 for evading responsibility George Hommick Falls companion was fined 20 dollars for drunkenness He admitted liquor intake but denied soda.
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New Britain
Julia M. Falls
Summer Street
Merden
George Hommick
Tals
Transcontinental air mail runs smooth on day three
Chicago reports steady coast to coast air mail service with planes running on schedule aside from a brief hold at Iowa City. A batch from San Francisco arrived in Washington with bouquets for Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Harding. In Mineola the second east bound mail plane landed seven minutes early with 1949 pounds aboard while the first lagged six minutes behind.
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Chicago
Paul Henderson
Iowa City
Washington
San Francisco
James Power
Wilis
Calvin Coolidge
Warren
Mineola
Charles H.ames
Wesley I. Smith
Bishop of Alaska Visits Parishes by Dog Sleds
The Right Rev. Peter Tt. Rowe Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Alaska plans an Arctic tour this summer. He will sail from Seattle July 3 on the Victoria to Nome and Point Barrow, then travel by dog team southward visiting white and native congregations along rivers Tanana and Yukon. He aims to be away from Seattle all next winter.
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Seattle
Peter Tt. Rowe
Episcopal Church
Alaska
Point Barrow
Arctic Circle
Miship Rowe
Victoria
Nome
Biship Rowe
Tanana
Yu‘son
Lineburghs Return From Hartford Convention trip
Mr and Mrs William G Lineburgh of 889 Laurel avenue have returned from Hartford where they attended a convention of managers general agents and chief inspectors of the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance company. Mr Lineburgh has been connected with the company for 44 years. Representatives attended from Atlanta Baltimore Boston Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver New Orleans New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Portland Seattle San Francisco and St Louis. Activities included business meetings boat rides a lawn party dinners and entertainments.
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William G. Lineburgh
Laurel Avenue
Hartford
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company
Lincourgh
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
New Orleans
New York City
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Washington
San Francisco
St. Louis
Death takes backer of famous ring champion
New York, July 3. James W. Wakely, noted sportsman and financial backer of heavyweight champion James J. Sullivan, died at St Vincent's Hospital from heart trouble. He advised Sullivan throughout much of his career.
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Death
Neww York
James W. Wakely
Tate
John L. Sullivan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Wakely
Sullivan
Rented Ford Missing Driver Also Gone
The Ford rental company reports Harry Brown of the Lorraine bowl rented a sedan due back at 12:87. The vehicle and driver are both missing, payments by check unsettled, and the proprietor seeks information from the detective bureau.
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Ford Rental Company
Broad Girect
Bureau
Harry Brown
Proprietu
603 Golf Balls Recovered From Lake Site
A small party recovered about 603 golf balls from an artificial lake near Nibley Park. The lake was drained on a date in July. Local youngsters in swimsuits helped with the search.
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Nibley Park
McAdoo Urges Progresives to Hold Firm in Fight
New York July 3 William Gibbs McAdoo in a letter to the chair of the state delegation urged continued adherence to his Democratic nomination bid. He praised unwavering delegate support and attacked anti McAdoo forces for obstinacy. He argued progressives should not capitulate and warned the minority cannot bend the convention.
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New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
ShaAdoo
McAdoo
Parrillo to be tried in Montreal September 10
Adam Parrillo arrested here in April will be arraigned before the Court of the King's Bench in Montreal on September 10 charged with murder and highway robbery in connection with the Hochelaga bank robbery. Six members of the gang were found guilty of murder a fortnight ago and sentenced to hang.
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Adam Parrillo
Montreal
Court of the King’s Bench
Camber
Hochelaga
Parillo
Arkansas Moves To Block Capitol Area Hotel Project
A Memphis company seeks a federal injunction to stop Little Rock from enforcing a zoning rule that bans apartments of more than three stories within a radius of the state capitol. The plan faced opposition from supporters who want to preserve capitol grounds and skyline.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States District Court
Memphis, Tenn
Taitee Rock
Arkansas
State Rouge
Fort Root
New
Capitol
Tennessee Corporation
State House
Apartment Corporation
Cable network expansion to Alaska linked to Seattle and Ketchikan
The Dellwood finished the first Seattle to Ketchikan section on May 31 and will load cable for a Seward connection. A second line will connect Ketchikan and Seward while another links Juneau Wrangell and Petersburg to the city. Ketchikan will be a relay hub for four lines and the system will carry much higher traffic via duplex operation. In Georgia, the Senate voted 20 to 4 to reject the federal child labor amendment, and the lower House, by 170 to 3, approved a resolution to reject it.
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Ketchikan
Alaska
Seattle
Seward
United States Army
Ketshikan
Ketchikan Seag
Dellwood
London
Juneau
Wrangell
Petersburg
Sitka
Atlanta
Georgia Senate
House
Georgia
Parking Signs Change Leads to Four Arrests
Four drivers were tagged for vandalizing parking signs on Middle Street on the first of the month. Arrested were Leon Jacobson of 426 Logan Street Mor Schultheiss of 141 Center Street Shelter Sidney Blackman of 1216 State Street and Sydney C. Garon of 849 Stratford Avenue.
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Middle Street
Leon Jacobson
Logan Street
Mor Schultheiss
Center Street
Sidney Blackman
State Street
Sydney C. Garon
Stratford Avenus
Firework Stand Blaze Sparks Alarm at Intersection
Firemen responded to a five o clock alarm yesterday afternoon to extinguish a blaze at the George and Center streets site. Fireworks popped and flashed as flames raged, drawing onlookers and prompting swift emergency action.
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George
Center Streets
Means Released From Tombs Pending Appeal
New York July 3 Gaston B Means former deputy in the Department of Justice was released from the Tombs on $25 000 bail pending an appeal to the federal circuit court of appeals
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New York
Gaston B. Means
Department of Justce
Tombs
Topigit
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Resignation Accepted of Foreign Minister Sun Pao Chi
Peking reports that Sun Pao Chi has tendered his resignation as foreign minister and was accepted by Hsao Sun. Dr V K Wellinge ten Koo remains acting prime minister and continues to carry on duties pending further arrangements.
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Peking
Associated Press
Hsao-Sun
Sun Pao-Chi
V. K. Wellinge Ten Koo
Mrs Leaman to visit her mother in New York
Mrs Leaman, formerly Julita Host, travels from Cedar Street to stay with her mother Mrs Mortimer Host in New York after a brief visit. Mr Thomas Leaman accompanies her. they plan to return to Southampton, Iowa, by car.
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Mrs. Leaman
Tele- Sorwalik
Joly Grain Service
Thomas
Leaman
Julita
Toothe
C'aatham
New York
Mortimer
Af Cedar Atreet
Ar Leaman Swimmer
Southainpton
German sports grow before the war in Germany
Berlin reports rising interest in cricket and golf as leisure activities. Cricket gains slowly, while football and other games struggle. golf expands but remains hampered by limited courses. Berlin has only two golf courses, reflecting scattered growth in German sports.
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Berlin
Germany
Livks
Brrl
Exmarshal Held on Embezzlement Charge
Edward L. Gallagher, 36, formerly a deputy U S marshal, was arrested as a fugitive from justice by Patrolman Edward Dailey and is held in Milford in bonds of 2600 to answer an embezzlement charge. Gallagher, who served as a U S marshal during the war, was arrested in Detroit last December after leaving Bridgeport on August 4 with a 19 year old woman. He previously received a six months suspended sentence and was ordered to pay his wife 25 net weekly. the authorities’ charge is non support, not Mann Act violation.
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Edward L. Gallagher
Allen Street
Edward Dailey
Bureau of Investigation
Milford
Jumva Maher
Gallagher
United States
Detroit
Bridgeport
Edwin H. Baker Dies at Greenwich at 76
Edwin H. Baker of West Baker & Company died at his Greenwich home on Idast Putnam Avenue after a long illness. Born in Yarmouth Massachusetts he lived in Greenwich for over 30 years and is survived by four daughters Mrs Harriet B Hyde Mrs John T Pratt Mrs Samuel Y. Braham and Miss Clara Baker and a son Edwin H. Baker Jr. Arrangements are not yet complete.
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Greenwich
Edwin Baker
West Baker & Company
Cotton Goods Commission
New York City
Samuel Y. Braham
Clara Baker
Edwin H. Baker
Pune
New Haven Man Chosen to Help Commissioner in Canada
On July 3 in Onawa Iowa Lynn W. New England manager of the States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce will become United States trade commissioner in Canada if Dennedy of New Haven becomes his assistant in the Boston bureau.
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Onawa
Oat
Lynn
New England
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Canada
Fed
Dennedy
New Haven
Cana
Boston
Bureau
Fitzgerald 96 Arrested for Drunkenness in Waterbury
John J. Fitzgerald of Waterbury, aged 96, was arrested yesterday on a drunkenness charge. He has long been a local resident and his case appears in the police blotter with no further immediate details provided.
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John J. Fitzgerald
Waterbury
Former U S consul to Turkey dies at home in Binghamton
Charles M. Dickinson longtime American consul to Turkey died at his home in Binghamton after an operation. The terse telegram mentions a late hour and references a period of illness and service abroad.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Charles M. Dickinson
United States
Turkey
Friendship row between America and Japan urged
Dr Danojo Ebuna of Dasshisha University in Kyoto argues that broadening the exchange of favorable American views in Japan would strengthen friendship. He notes Japan has adopted American ways across politics, society, economy, and religion, yet warns against misperceptions of anti Japanese prejudice in the United States.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
America
Japan
Danojo Ebuna
Dasshisha University
Kyoto
Ebona
China
Ixorea
Bbuna
Ching
Korea
Actor Keith denies infatuation claims in suit
New York July 3 Ian Hieth the actor 28 telegraphed from Los Angeles denying Blanche Yurka’s charges in her countersuit for separation that he abandoned her for Marjorie Rambeau. He says he is 28 and she at least 30 and that their marriage resulted from her solicitation. Arguments on her bid for $ a week and 3000 counsel fees were heard.
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New York
Ian Hieth
Los Angeles
Blanche Yurka
Marjorie Rambeau
Keith
Miss Yurka
MD Wile
Britain Seizes Arms for Soviet Plot at London Ports
Two tong of contraband machine guns bound for Leningrad were seized by British authorities in London after a shipment reportedly escaped. Courts probable as conspirators allegedly arranged illicit shipping from England to Russia amid suspicions tied to visiting Russian delegates at the Anglo Russian treaty talks.
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London
Leningrad
Russia
England
Runsia
Sixty Casualties in Spanish Fight Reported
Madrid dispatch says ten Spanish officers and fifty men were killed or wounded in night fighting with rebel tribesmen on the Morece front. Reinforcements are being sent from Malaga and Alicante.
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Madrid
Spain
Morece
Melilla
Malaga
Alicante
Mexico Prohibits Munition Traffic Nationwide
The War department announces a prohibition on traffic in arms and munitions except those needed for sports across Mexico. The measure aims to ensure peace and curb illicit trade, with enforcement urged nationwide.
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Mexico
Wer
Obituary Grace Lillian Smith Dies in Bridgeport Hospital
Grace Lillian Smith widow of Warren J. Smith aged 71 of 71 Parallel Street died Wednesday at Bridgeport Hospital. Survived by her husband and two children. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 7 PM from Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Burial in Lakeview Cemetery.
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Grace Lillian Smith
Mos
Ace Tiliban Smith
Warren J. Smith
Parallel Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Lakeview Cemenery
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