New Haven Road Reports Heavy Travel Over Holiday
Reports from the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad indicate heavy travel over the holiday period with extended sections placed on stretches at main points to accommodate a large volume of passenger trains. Travelers noted no timetable changes for passenger coaches as officials prepared for Independence Day traffic.
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Frelinghuysen Denounces Internationalism in Independence Day Talk
Ocean Grove July 4 report quotes Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey blasting internationalist doctrine and world citizenship rhetoric. He warns against undermining patriotism and the U S flag, questioning officials who preach disregard for the law and “modification” that equivocalizes constitutional authority.
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Benittae Prelinghwyson
Vet Displays Medals and Bride on Late Honeymoon
FRANCISTO July 4 Rich selected as New York state a test hero has been so busy getting vocational training and fighting for better conditions for his buddies that he didn't have time to take a honeymoon until the disabled veterans congress in San Francisco and he gets chance afterward To do some California sight seeing. His first anniversary of marriage to Miss Jean Estelle Johnson was a long on trip shown here with his bride, medale an' everything. Neil, at all the officers of his commons had been either killed or wounded. Went out to determine an enemy post and stepped into em part of 25 Germans. Loweshandled, he killed five, wounded four axe can pred ae but was Wounded shit cites.
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20000 Stationary Firemen And Oilers Work for Roads
New York July 4 Associated Press twelve thousand of the 45000 members of the International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen and Oilers are railroad workers and subject to a railroad strike call according to Timothy Healey president. The union organized in 1899 as an international body of steam plant workers later added roundhouse men including engineers and firemen. The group has cut working hours over two decades moving from eleven to six days a week and from two shifts to three twelve hour shifts in plants. The six day week law sought in New York since 1904 passed in 1914 despite opposition from milk interests. Healey cites church support for the law and says the union balances justice for employers and workers while opposing harsh conditions. Healy describes his rise as a labor leader and notes his service in the Spanish American War with family ties to later conflicts.
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Kansans Strength Up For Melt Meet In Chicago
Kansas City reports highlight former Cornell weight thrower Leo Talbot and Ray Watson as Kansas’s key athletes for the fall track and field championships in Newark and Chicago. Talbot and Watson lead a ten-man Kansas squad built from the Maneas Argos track group, aiming to challenge Jol Ray for the national mile title while Watson seeks momentum against Ray’s longstanding record.
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Austria enters a new experiment in government
Vienna reports that a Christian Socialist Pangerman coalition ministry forms after the fall of the Schoeller non partisans amid a weak two party majority. The new cabinet faces economic crisis, currency instability, rising rents, and labor unrest as it attempts to stabilize Austria and weather potential political upheaval.
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Lullaby Composer Dorothy Ferriss Sings Global Sleep Hymns
Dorothy Ferriss promotes The Lullaby Baby and other slumber songs. She claims to write soothing tunes for Hawaiian Indian Chinese Spanish Russian and Thai infants, highlighting love and familial warmth rather than operatic or javert fare.
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Lenglen Triumphs at Wimbledon Over Ryan in Semi Final Push
Suzanne Lenglen advanced to the Wimbledon women’s singles semi finals by defeating Elizabeth Ryan of California 6-1 4-8. Other matches saw J O Anderson of Australia beat Pat O’Hara Wood in a long, hard fought men’s singles duel.
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TWO BATHERS DROWN NEAR STAMFORD AT HALLOWGEN PARK
Stamford July 4 two colored men James Wade ington and Russell Harvey drowned this afternoon in Long Island Sound at Hallowgen Park while bathing with William Hunter. They reportedly stepped into a hole. Hunter notified police but no trace of them was found along the shore. The trio were bell hops. Gasoline costs 20.00 a gallon. Mongolia. The Mesapodius, an Australian bird, builds a nest 14 feet high and 150 feet in circumference.
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