New Haven Court Refuses Annulment Over 1928 Marriage
Judge Newell Jennings dismissed Mary Ellen Mahon’s petition to annul her marriage to David A. Johnson found unclear evidence of a legal ceremony. Mahon testified she was 16 at the time of the auto ride marriage in New Haven and mother Mrs. Sarah Mahon opposed it. The judge ordered further inquiry but halted annulment without verifiable proof of a valid marriage.
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Mary Elea Mahon
Newell Jannings
Superior Court
David Asgonnson
Che
David A. Johnson
Jopuings
Tune
Johnson
New Heven
Joanaon
Haven
Rome
Liem
Sand
Nemeier
New Haven
Butt
Tully
Cour
Jean Rom
Joanson
Igillowite
Dee
Tolerson
Theoman
Sarah Mahon
Ete
Mary Ellen
Senco
Jennings
Rand
Aga
Telebration Postponed By Rain At Park Events
Rain forced postponements of a city celebration at the seaside park. Baseball games were taped, late performances delayed, and the fireworks and concert pushed to an evening when conditions allow. Police logged a minor incident on the Bridgeport frontier, and a small window damage case was reported on Felon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Felon Street
Ning Odieex
Two Boys Arrested After July Fourth Fireworks Incident
Police report two sixteen year old males arrested after discharging revolvers on Main Street near Madison Avenue during Fourth of July celebrations. They taunted a patrolman and were detained, with charges of breach of peace and intoxication not pursued. Several injuries reported from fireworks and a man burned by loose powder as medical staff treated victims at Emergency Hospital.
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Charles Johnson
Dodzo Street
Providence
Quatody
Main Street
Madison Avenue
Mrqworks
May Sullivan
Pierce Street
Laddie Howser
Fairfield
Burns
William Grant
Hunting Street
One Killed In Gotham July 4th Celebration
New York July 4 One death and several injuries marked the Fourth of July celebrations in the metropolitan district. Reynolds a 27 year old Port Chester resident was killed when a cannon exploded while being rammed in a shed near his home. Taylor a 27 year old Manhattan resident suffered an injured right hand finger as a giant firecracker exploded prematurely. At Rockaway Beach a drowning tragedy claimed Charles Referson of Paterson New Jersey.
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New York
Taina
Reynolds
Port Chester
Jangan
Troy
Meer
Moody
Ertegt Taylor
Manhattan
Joe
Sia
Veach
Rockaway Beach
Charles Referson
Paterson
Pecot Yacht Club
Tne Club
Elyhevar
Savelo Waodawah
Elas
Clarke
Charles N'Y
Goddase
Georg Gaur
Galileo
T. Bedford
Lloyd's Gredmar
William 1. Bull
Senfort
Garzalta
Hendy Jennings
Rimdog
Fraternal Meetings Address Various Local Lodges Tonight
Community notices list gatherings across many groups including Knights of Pythias, Daughters of Pocahontas, and World War Veterans. Churches, lodges, and clubs meet at halls on Broad Street, East Main, Fairfield Avenue, and other venues tonight.
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Trajan
Hé Benes Street
Wowempen Dribe
Newfeld
Manitar Iodge
Statestréen Adélphien Lodge
Broad Street
Magna Charte Lodge
Sons of St. George
St. George's Hall
Btractora Avenue
Tenth District
Democratic Women's Club
Allon Hall
East Main Street
Soiety
Bostwick Avenue
Maccabees
Alte Neid Avenue
Nattional Association of Stationary Engineers
Broa Street
Pioneer Camp
W. O W
Iis
Brown Street
Dorothea Stamm Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Fairfield Avenue
Polar Story Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Washington Avenue
World War Veterans
Elmstrest
Barry Cutler
Knights ‘of
Pythies
Main Wirect
Sterling Memorial Building Progress for Stratford Legion
Sterling Memorial Building in Stratford advances with plans aligning to the Stratford Library, designed by Holden and Stein of New York. The $50000 bequest from the late John W. Sterling funds a community clubhouse with gym, stage, lounges, showers, and a balcony gallery, aiming for Armistice Day dedication.
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Ratford
Anderson-Duann
Ametigar
Lesion
Stratford
Frank H. Holden
Clarence &. Stein
West 46Th Street
New York
Doris
Tuliders
Twaenl
Jon Battering
Stratford Legion
John, W. Shere
Ling
the Legion
Aera
Legion
Jenin
Sterling Beirg
Acuses
Bunnell
John WT. Scaring
Sava~coo
Herald
Yacht clubs persevere amid rain at Milford Regatta carnival
Milford Yacht Club's regatta proceeds despite wet weather with long distance boat races swimming events diving and dances. Prizes awarded to Frank Brothérion Wilcox Reddington and others as youth awards and sailing feats are noted. A separate voyage report details six crew members led by EB Harris on a cruise north of the sound with stops from Poquonock to Newport and Martha’s Vineyard amid rough seas and sailboat contests.
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Milford
Harris
Pootatuck
Pequot Club
Pequonnock
City
Jupe
Activites
Wilcox
Reddington
Floyd Jones
William Bruth
Weeley Shermasy
Ning
Seclangler
Arthur Hamittsn
Gustave Langler
Alice Perkine
Lisa DeWiet
Mise Perkins
Williamn Smith
John Sterling
Tird
Helmos
Aucvesatul Hala
Plana
Tiny Vegi ‘Antamic U
Ron
Perkina’ Orchestra
Harley
Iserl
Atinmer
Afd
Onarérounteg
EB. Harris
Pootstyel
Wrek Aga
Biainess
G- Su Cooke
Fawken Machine Company
Tiltebergh
Peng
Frederick Mills
Remington
Berlin Demonstration Model of Orderliness ends strike
Berlin and all Germany breathed relief as the half day political general strike and demonstrations for the defense of the republic concluded without serious disturbances. In Berlin over 200000 urban labor members marched the Kurfuerstendamm avenue, seen as a model of order amid vigilant guards and a calm, disciplined procession.
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Berlin
Germany
Sipan- Ho
Eepublie
Faghian
Ablg
Disgtrie
Kurfuereiendanm Avenua
Pelire
Seiad
Jonen
Rmarchera
Marsal Jlabe
Interatianale
Tich
Rebels Score Victory Near Ulster Border
An official AP bulletin reports Glenfarn bar farks near Lelirin under Ulster guard, with forces from Irish regiments and Ulster specials attached from multiple positions. The Reuters note says the amu Ralrixong stubbornly resisted before yielding to joint assault.
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Ulster Border
Dustin
Glenfarn Barfarks
Lelirin
National Army
Three Newsdealers Die in Fog Engine Crash
At Asbury Park New Jersey a locomotive struck a group of news dealers unloading products at the station. Three dealers Josiah Harrison John Trleie and George Aalbers were killed. Four others wounded as the engine appeared without warning on a foggy day. Firemen detained the engineer who said the signals were not for a clear track. The incident occurred near Jersey City with four injured and four dead.
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Asbury Park
Omonica Trisek
Taal Alexa
Theony
Penny
Battle planes leave London for Dublin
Report from London states tactically marked British Free State planes with green white and red rounds left Croydon airport for Dublin. The Evening News notes the mission as part of ongoing air operations.
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London
Dublin
Tuly
Associated Press
Croydon
Iba
Save the Evening News
Huntington on Mollnsey’s power boat mishap report
Fragmentary OCR describes a fire and nautical mishaps aboard a power boat named Simwred with crew member Reaney and others aboard. Mention of Pequon harbor, Sadler, and weekly briny outings appears in a garbled account with brief notes on recommissioning and duty.
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Ington
Mollnsey
Prigay
Sadler
Briny
President Harding speaks at Marion centennial event
President Harding visits Marion to address the centennial celebrations and recalls the town's growth from a small settlement to a thriving community. He notes his long connection as a newspaper worker and reflects on national service, local progress, and the shared pride of Marion residents.
Irregulars in Ireland Face Heavy National Attacks
National forces mounted a multi hour assault in Clonmel and Dublin's Gresham area using smoke bombs armored cars and machine guns. Several irregulars were reportedly trapped or captured as authorities claimed the revolt near the Midlands is crushed with troops now moving to Donegal and Drogheda.
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Cee
Nationalias
Amiens Streee
Nelson Pillar
Gresham
O'Connell Bride
Miz Bell
Onslaugh
Erner
Natonals
Cess
Wsas J
Ute Nations Rn
Grishem
Coples de Valera
Lander
Fised
Ray
Otrufty
Hae
Jia
Seacoast
Was Donegal
Willmorne
Drogheda
Meath
Louth
Striking shopmen start Fourth of July holiday call
Shop workers halt work for a fourth day as railroads report mixed staffing. Some carriers say strike forces are returning. others deny it. Violence appears limited to scattered clashes. unions deny reopenings while British Labor Board actions spark dispute.
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Jewett
Labor Board of
Jew
New Haven Road Runs On Normal Schedule
New Haven lines report a return to normal operations on July 4 with the mechanical department expanding staff under new Labor Board rates effective July 3. Despite the holiday, more workers were on first shift than yesterday, and passenger and freight service were maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven Road
New Haven
New York, New Haven and Hartford
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Labor Board
Florida tracemen quit union form new one
Florida maintenance of way workers on the Florida Base railroad signed a wage contract set by the Railway Labor Board. J P Beckwith, vice president, said the workers have withdrawn and formed a new union in Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Jacksonville
Fis
Florida Base Conet Railroad
Hevas
Railread Labor Board
J. P. Beckwith
Kansas City to Open New Speedway Race Soon
A planned first race at Kansas City's speedway will occur this Saturday under joint sponsorship of the Kansas Civ Speedway Association and the American Legion posts of Missouri and Kansas. The race features a 30 mile sweepstakes, with proceeds benefiting disabled World War I veterans.
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Kansaa City
Kansas Civ Speedway A Association
Missouri
Kansas State Departments
American Legion
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Dee Jennings
Mary Ellen Mahon Johnson
Cunardiste Yanchor Is
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bete Engaria
SNA
Edly
Aquitana
Pip
1Aug
Taronia
Bat. Baxonia
Cobh fQuesstown
Liverpool
Unooaia
S Sabmania
Sever Regiul
eBails
Boston
Yo tSee
Glascow
Cameron
Easton
Bow
Lanspeal
Cunard
Anchoroughi
Broadway
Menger
Soreum
George
Bend Zorpeel
Emprecens Hospital
Gotham
Telegram
Sterling Memorial
Stratford American Legion
Ng.delscour
Legon
Cneat American Legion Club
Tha Satq
Woll
Dtaels
Cate
Erling
Thita Une
Wards Rocks
Lete Stonington Heros Anc
Newport
Nixie
Cullybunk Harbor
Browene
Marthe
Hodge
Fenes
Port Hunter
Farboy
Les Island
Pennatneck
Alus Dock
Feynor
Pequonnock Club
Frank Jones
William Reasey
Herbert Haviland
Charles Soobe
Pequonnock Ys Club
Iberlin
Harding
Marion
G. T. Harding
Ute Star
Mation
Onle
Felyd
Kess
Starding
Trig
New Hampshire
Pesjelng
China
United States
Maton
Iron and Steel
Indus
Non Marien
Xovia
Free State Troops
Midlands
Cork
Donegel
Clonmel
iEea
Ake
Mansas City
Bakox
Tink
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Middle Street
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