France Rejects Pope and Pursues Ruhr Talks
Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies backed Prime Minister Poincare 388 to 180 after discussions on Pope Pius XI letter on reparations and Ruhr occupation. Britain’s Lord Curzon met Poincare as Paris signals possible conciliatory shift while Belgium warns Berlin of breaking off relations over Ruhr crimes.
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Paris
Associated Presa
Chamber of Deputies
Pope Pius
Ruhr
Poincare
Critea
Vatican
London
Lord Crew
France
England
Pope
Belgium
Berlin
Canada
U. S
League of Nations
Region Commission
Lenine
Council
Judge Wilder Named President of Exchange Club
Judge Frank L. Wilder was installed as president of the Exchange Club for the coming year at a yesterday luncheon succeeding Dr Bertram Ambert. Wilder criticized modern criminal law overreach and urged individual initiative while outlining new officers and directors including Sherwood Perry Marvin Roche Meder and Parker Morfey Bishop on the Board of Control.
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Frank L. Wilder
Exchange Club
Bertramambert
Judge Wilder
George A Sherwood
Maurice Perry
Joseph Marvin
L. Roche Walter
Georges P Meder
Board of Control
W. E Parker
Hubert Morfey
Alfred Bishop E
Quiet Periods Prescribed for Radio Amateurs
Hartford July quiet hours are set for amateur radio stations between sunrise and 1036 m local time and Sunday morning church services. The regulation, from the Department of Commerce and ARRL, recalls licenses and stamps them with a proviso. The league’s recent recommendations include issuing special amateur licenses for stations using pure continuous wave.
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Hartford
Department of Commerce
American Radio Relay League
Todu
Leenses
League
Department
Bowdoin Reaches Greeley Island Amid Icebergs and Whales
Captain Donald B MacMillan reports Bowdoin anchored off Greeley Island Labrador after a brisk run from Sydney. He notes many icebergs near Bell Isle Strait, a favorable whale sighting, and preparations to head north toward Battle Harbor as a northeast gale slows progress.
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New York
MacMilan
Bowdoin
Donald B MacMillan
Alliance
Gresley Island
Labrador
Sydney
Bell Isle
Battle Harbor
Greeley Island
Strafta
Nine year old girl drowns after slip at city dock
Florence Piccrenti, nine, of 75 Liberty Street, fell from the Wall Street dock while collecting driftwood. Her brother watched as she disappeared under murky water. A barge crew recovered the body. police note the dock runway is decayed and dangerous. Funeral plans are pending.
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Child
City Wharf
Florence Piccrenti
Liberty Street
City
Wall Street
Junior McUann
Goldie” Goldstein
Hmp
Mullina, Scott and Reagate
Dr Ernest A Markham To Remain On State Board
Dr James B Hair secretary of the board announces that Dr Ernest A Markham of Durham will remain president and preside at the next Eclectic Examining Board session in New Haven on Tuesday July 10. A reported resignation linked to a veto on licenses is dismissed as erroneous.
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Ernest A. Markham
Durham
State Eclectic Examining Board
New Haven
James B. Hair
State Street
Thin City
Markham
Templeton
State Board of Health
Bridgeport City Band to Perform at Washington Park Tuesday
The Bridgeport City band under Romeo Peloquin will play the third city concert of the season at Washington Park Tuesday night. The program includes Star Spangled Banner March Blaze of Honor Overture Light Cavalry Night of Gladness Love Sends a Little Gift of Jose s Melody Land Italian Fantasia Forest Whispers Morceau Characterization and Dance Numbers Fox t rots and Parade of the Woodmen Soldiers.
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Board of Recreation
Bridgeport City Band
Romeo Peloquin
Washington Park
Bay State Balloonist Now Only Contender in Race
In Indianapolis the Thirteenth National elimination balloon race narrows to one racer. Lt. Roth of Lakehurst sails Navy Ballon A-6698 as others report landings. unconfirmed sightings suggest another entry passed over Gardner and Winchendon at 2380 feet heading north. Lt. Olmstead leads in distance traveled among landed balloons, with groundings from eleven others. The Indianapolis to Manila leg spans about 500 miles.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Preas
U. S Navy
Lakehurst
Navy
Gardner
Winchendon
Chamber of Commerce
Robert 8. Olmstead
Army
Olmstead
Marilla
N. Y
Manilla
Sarazen Sees Double Victory At Brooklawn Club
Gene Sarazen, famed American open golf champion, visited Brooklawn Country Club and won twice in a day. Paired with J T Hubbard in the morning, he defeated W Paine Seeley and George Sparling. In the afternoon Hutchison and Sarazen beat Sparling and Johnny Walsh, 3 up, showing form despite occasional miscues.
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Seeley
Sparling
Hutchison
Gene Sarazen
Brooklawn Country Club
W. Paine Seeley
George Sparling
Jock Hutchison
Saazen
Saraven
Brooklawn Pro
Johnny Walsh
Gene Sarasep
Brooklawn
Seeisyanud
Yankees
Browne
Cleveland
Boston
Aide
Phillies
Pirates
Albany
Waterbury
Sinanne Lenglen
Richards
Mia Mallory
Seaside Park
Board of Recreation
Willard
Firpo
Appointments to State Police Department Made
Ten additional state policemen were announced by Hartford officials led by Superintendent Robert Hurley. Names include Thomas J Henry Bridgeport Louis J Cuneo Norwalk Hugh Ellsworth Meade Canaan Walter J Anwond Montville Walter Hardisty Salisbury Theodore P Woodin Salisbury Walter T Bahr Fairfield and John F Gondek South. Training to commence at Groton barracks.
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Thomas J. Henry
East Main Street
State Police Department
Hartford
Harley
Robert T. Huriey
Thermas J Henry
Bridgeport
Louis J. Cuneo
Katter Norwalk
Hugh Ellsworth Meade
Canaan
Walter J.anwond
Montville
Walter Hardisty
Gardener Balisbury
Theodore P Woodin
Carpenter
Fake Finger Expert Fools Fairfieldites
Fairfield July 6 Special to the Telegram reports Joe Fejas of Oakland avenue posed as a federal officer wearing a fake badge and a bogus finger printing claim. He was arrested by Constable H. R. Edwood after interfering with Probation Officer Anna L. Bulkley while claiming to stop crap games in Bridgeport.
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Fairfield
Joe Fejas
Oakland Avenue
Anna L. Bulkley
H. R. Edwood
Bridgeports
West End
No Proportional Representation Clause Seen For Bridgeport Charter
Mayor Atwater said the proposed Bridgeport city charter must drop proportional representation due to a Connecticut law. The Charter committee met in his office to review the first draft ahead of the November 6 referendum, with twenty pages of the document examined.
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Bridgeport
Besson
Connecticut
Atwater
Goldfield Wiped Out by Fire Begun in Feud
TONOPAH Nev July 0 The town of Goldfield except for six buildings was burned to the ground today One man is dead from heart trouble a missing woman believed perished and several burned The fire is thought incendiary and linked to a bootleggers feud Fire Chief Gallac said the blaze started in a rear building near a garage Residents fled to the mountains as water pressure hampered efforts Refugees head to Tonopah as relief funds rise and trains carry aid to the surrounding area
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Nev
Goldfield
Cool Bank
Elks Club
Gallac
van Db Mesrileu
John Salisbury
Ben Howee
Mn Tre
A Planet Committee
Liks
Mai
Vonopats
Wanda
Tonigh
Galllac
Juom Nine
Speeding youth hit with record fines in city court
Archie Johnson, 20, of 79 Orange Street, was fined $100 plus costs for speeding and reckless driving and $59 for disobeying a State Policeman. Judge Ralph T. Beers urged revocation of his license. A second trial in Fairfield jurisdiction is expected as the chase began there and continued into the city. Johnson, aided by Bessie Carswell, denied knowledge of the pursuing officer, while Scully testified to three shots fired when Johnson would not stop.
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Archie Johnson
Orange Street
Ralph T. Beers
Beers
Motor Vehicle Department
Johnson
Bernard Scully
Fairfield
Scully
Johnson Johnson
Tay
Sport Hill
Salina
North Avenue
Ranistan Avenue
State
Farmhand Arrested in Murder Case Sudden City Tension
A farmhand from Briceport, Thomas J. Henry of Main Street, is arrested in a murder case as state police list 10 new appointees and city officials discuss charter revisions. The report includes a drowning incident, court actions, and varying local notices across LOCAL and STATE sections.
Prisoner Held Without Bond in Holtz Murder Case
State police keep pressing a case in Danbury area, with farmer Dondone held without bond on suspicion of murdering 70 year old hermit Georgy Holtz. Police say the suspect, recently grilled repeatedly, was arrested near the Dewsnap farm by Bridgeport and Ridgefield officers after the hermit’s body was found and his shack burned. The investigation has spanned weeks as authorities probe leads and question residents hoping to break the mystery.
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Topstone Station
Dan
John
M.dewsnap
Georgy Holtz
Topster
Ulmi¢ Pawang Lake
Dondone
Holtz
Mt. x
Dewsnap
Frankel
Bridgeport
John Kelly
Ridgefield State
Harrys Brett
Howe
Stite
Hiert
Danbury
S Tate
Dirk
Important News for Zain Adwriters in Sunday Post
An important announcement for all contestants in the Telegram Post Adwriting contest will appear in the Sunday Post tomorrow. The editor handles floods of mail, rewards hundreds of prizes, and a special weekly prize for the best heat of the week. The telegram boxes will be opened on July 10th, with winners announced on the next page.
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Zain
Sunday Post
Big Telegram Post
Tomonow
Matinn
Juy Loth
Omorman
Poison in Fireworks Kills 2 Year Old Boy
A two year old, Robert Ford, son of Coroner Thomas Ford, died after allegedly eating a piece of fireworks he found at home. His brother also consumed a fragment but survived after medical care. Local authorities are investigating the hazardous substance found in fireworks left over from the Fourth of July.
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Robert
Thomas Ford
Togo Rabbit Offers Laughs on Europe and Policy
Irwin humor and political notes in a Bridgeport Sunday Post column. The piece jokes about Europe warfare, reparations, the mark, and U S foreign policy while promising satire and timely commentary in every weekly issue.
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Irwin
Europe
Nbgi
America
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