Fourth of July Celebrated in Royal Style at Royal Club
Readable fragments describe Independence Day events at Parle’a and Bacco where guests attend dances, picnics, and a Misses Hooter tea room. Plans include water sports, a yacht club display, and fireworks on the riverbank with gatherings at Fairfed, Yield Beach club, and the Piquet Yacht club.
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Efaisfield
Laavermon
Feld Bane Wootel
Parle'a
Fairfed
Misses Hooter Tea
Tos
Nantes
Meetings Tonight Across City Streets and Streets
Utility and civic groups hold gatherings on Broad Street and State Street tonight. Local associations include American Fabric and Cour Marina, with discussions on infrastructure, public safety, and community events.
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American Fabric Assoziat Ay Cour Marina
Broad Street
Tnral Orange Fede
Atreet
Humber
Mireiers
State Street
Notice of Sealed Proposals for City Projects
Sealed proposals will be received for city contracts including paving and structural work. Proposals must include a certified check for ten percent of the bid and may be rejected in whole or part. Openings scheduled with details to be provided by the City Engineer and Mayor.
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Feleport
Orthes
Aps
Hal
William
Death notices from a 1900s newspaper fragment
Fragmentary obituary notice for Mrs Kathe and related memorials. Mentions funeral arrangements at St Michaels Cemetery, Wakefield, and private services. Includes several names, dates, and addresses, but many fragments unclear.
City Celebrates Fourth Amid Echoes of War and Parade
A cluttered page describes a festive Fourth with crowds gathering near the coast. Events mention speakers, concerts, and a planned parade amid warnings of safety and orderly conduct as residents anticipate a community celebration.
Ambulance Call Notes From Daily Record
Fragmentary entry lists several names and streets with ambulance movements. Mentions routes and responders in brief, focusing on locations at 4 Anson and 1 pom doer as part of a municipal health log.
Note Thrown From Closed Auto Sparks Town Flurry
Police report a note tossed from a speeding car in Andover led to a local investigation. Witnesses described a man trying to frighten a server at a Bristol residence, with authorities noting the note referenced a welfare claim and potential mental health concerns. Suspects were questioned as part of the inquiry.
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Plenet
Coolidge Promises Europe Support and Mutual Security
The text outlines Coolidge offering Europe support and urging mutual covenants for security. It discusses shifting from war to peace, funding issues, and the hope that peaceful terms can be reached, while acknowledging unresolved differences and the primacy of American spirit.
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Amerca
Firecrackers Frighten Horse And Car Collision Near Meadow Street
A horse bolted at a Meadow Street junction, colliding with a parked car after weekend firecrackers frightened the animal. Witnesses say the horse veered past a nearby shop, causing minor property damage and prompting local patrols to assist. No serious injuries reported.
Accident Ends in Warner Critically Wounded at Waterbury
A man identified as Kenneth Warner of Wolford reportedly shot himself yesterday while handling a firearm. He was admitted in critical condition at Waterbury hospital with shoulder injuries. Walter L. Barker Jr indicated his status had somewhat improved but he remained on the danger list.
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Kenneth Bo Warner
Woloff
Wola
Walter JL. Barker Jr
Tamedht Pond
Durham Road
Frincis Wulf
Todey
Huntug Hil Avenue
Mre
Kendel
William Wendel Corones
Ominith
Bang and Clerk Clutches Coins At City Bank
A chaotic scene unfolded as a loud disturbance prompted a city clerk to seize money on a desk. An investigation found a prank device caused the crack in the office door, with officers focusing on the department and surrounding clerks.
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Almos
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Burdicl
Fifty Boy Scouts Going To Camp
Bus s at Scout headquarters on Broad Street will take about fifty Lidgeport Scouts to their summer camp Camp Pomperaug CoD 66 Sandy Lookown this afternoon The summer camp will run until August 3 and is open to the scouts ro ammory The boys pay fare and seven dollars a week for board a program begins with prescille ub ob TV then comes sneakfust at 7 30 followed by inspection stout ne sims and ghim ming After dinner there san afte noon recreavien and Bwim lming Saturday ind Sunday evenimegs here 16 a council of the scauils around the camp fine watch muel and entertainments The instructors at crm ire G Po Williams 8 on eaccusius af Trdgeport coum is cimp durector assisted by Fats Lakerin Ao Ta Mere of McGill times to ex: ret Lod Demaniz the int era of bennsiihenti Dye man curpomsters Robit Tourke and fuss Uturner scoutmast Logan Jorgensen shermin Tarr chet Peabout quarter mager Lenny Ho genaior office manager Sonny McClein truPie minage Peter Al Ten onnit n gist Mod Willer bugler John Mautray head waiter and or chestra leader George Dona
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Sims
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Dore
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Fuss
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Lenny Hogenaior
Sonny McClein
truPie Minage
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Willer
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Legion to Build Brick Addition at Fort and Town
A local commission meeting set to approve multiple expansions including a brick addition for the Legion post near North Avenue and a new gas station. The Fort area schedule notes daylight saving time starting Tuesday with a public hearing on aggregate values and permitting.
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Ims Amrrein Legion Brick
Lin ¢ Refining
Irene
State Noth Sade Putnain
Fires cause minor damage to curtain blaze at city venue
Two small fires damaged a curtain with slight damage in a venue on an early morning alarm call. Fire crews extinguished the blaze. investigation noted careless handling near a heating or lighting setup amid nearby equipment, with no serious injuries reported.
Wartime tests and labor notes in Mandan exchange
In Mandan on July 4 local reports show wartime exchanges warning about agricultural and medical tests. Officials cite shortages and labor adjustments as part of routine wartime effort while noting community responses and ongoing demonstrations.
War Defense Test Today May Be Disappointing
Washington dispatch describes a national defense test starting at daylight with Anirci mustering for war as the second test of the defense plan. War department and staff monitor results of nine months of muster work while noting uncertainties in volunteers and manpower. The July Youth test may reveal crucial facts as authorities plan a permanent master machines testing system amid Coolidge’s date adjustments and a weekend holiday.
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Nationa
War Department
John J. Wines
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Tershins
National Guard
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Pre-Holiday Spirit Rides Curbed New York Bond Market
New York reports dull pre holiday trading as the bond market narrowed price movements. Government issues drifted irregularly lower amid profit taking, while foreign bonds held firm on expectations of a summer debt fund refinancing in Europe. Domestic corporate issue changes moved slowly with limited activity and several American issuers showing mixed results.
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Norway
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Amer
Commonwealth Tower
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Paris
Fire in Norwich Strand building causes heavy losses
Late bulletins report a fire in the Strand building in Norwich's business district causing about 4 040 in losses to the Ireston Brothers hardware store and stock. The blaze reached the third floor of the adjoining structure in the fourth state and water damage was the main cause of the damage.
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Norwih
Strand
Severe quakes spark concern near Santa Barbara
Severe quakes shake towns south of Santa Barbara causing alarms though no damage reported in one area. In Santa Barbara a major quake damaged about fifty buildings in the business district, prompting planning for a modern rebuild with an estimated 19 million dollars in construction.
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Niles
Santa Barbara
Rockefeller Fund to Be Accounted in Court Action
A New York court heard a motion by Equitable Trust Company to appoint a guardian to account for the Rockefeller Fund created in 1917 by John D. Rockefeller for the benefit of his daughter. The trust is managed by Equitable as trustee, with dividends and assets discussed for proper allocation to the fund. The judge reserved ruling, with further proceedings scheduled.
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Supreme Court
O Wares
Equitvile Trust Company
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Vere
Breight
Alia
Oser Dineher
Mre
McCarti Ag
Miles
Norwell
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Greenwich man fined after alleged intoxication crash
A local man in Greenwich was fined after being charged with drunken driving following a collision. The report notes lack of responsibility and mentions witnesses and evidence presented, with a court appearance and penalties described.
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Greenwich
Fragmented Local Notice From Obscure Telegraph Lines
A garbled OCR read offers scattered fragments about a location near a central hub. It mentions north and south districts and a wire route, with unclear names and figures. The readable portions imply a geographic notice or city line update but lack coherent details.
American Opera Visit Inspires Across Concert Scene
An American opera troupe tours the city, pleasing audiences with performances by Bodanzkhy and the Metropolitan Opera. The visit highlights appeal to both casual listeners and devoted concertgoers, showcasing established and emerging talent in a refined cultural exchange.
Reserve Officers Report for Duty After Surprise Mobilization
The notice states reservists ordered to report for duty following Governor John T. Trumbull's surprise mobilization. Individuals may be excused if previously fulfilled obligations when they reported earlier.
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Mobillaston
John T. Trumbull
Exchange Drops Dean Onatma Co. in $39 Million Crash
The New York market reeled as Dean Onatama & Co a major Wall Street member failed. Liabilities neared 39 million with assets near 30 million, triggering heavy selling and market distress. The firm held significant grain and cotton business and owned Rosenbaum Grain stock, tied to a larger Chicago grain group.
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Onilavia & Co
Wall Street
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