Conferees Fail To Win McAdoo For Compromise
New York July 6 delegates supporting all presidential candidates except William G McAdoo urged the Democratic national convention to compel a unconditional release of the McAdoo delegates The plan would abrogate the unit rule and the two thirds rule McAdoo countersaid plan proposes release of delegates with unit rule abrogation and majority rule in nominating With vote turmoil the convention resumes and McAdoo release terms are debated continued on page three
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New York
William G. McAdoo
McAdoo
Willam G. McAdoo
Ir. McAdoo
Ele
Tull
Democratic National Committee
Walsh
Montana
Rogers Planning How to Divide Pie if Elected
BY WILL ROGERS NEW YORK July 6 The Democratic convention seems unable to stop being funny as it adjourns then plans another romniatus meeting with seventy or eighty men present The talk suggests dropping candidates along the line including Meadon Smith and Saulsbury and even Arizona's Rogers If true it shows the mockery in conference and hints at ongoing factional plottingContinued on Page Tie
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Will Rogers
New York
Taggart
Indiana
Mr. Meadon
Smith
Saulsbury
Arizona
Rogers
Sao Paulo Revolt Tops Brazilian City as Government Moves
Sao Paulo fell to revolutionaries after a night raid and a day of street fighting. Federal forces in Rio de Janeiro dispatched ships and troops to Santos to quell the revolt, while Congress enacted a sixty day state of emergency for Rio Janeiro and Paulo.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Rio Janiero
Santos
Rio Janeiro
la Nacion
Brazilian Congress
Paulo
Library board weighs architect decision for new central building
Tonight the Library board plans to decide the architect for the new central library. The contract award is delayed as one member, Timer H. Wavens, opposes including an auditorium, while the rest want a decision.
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Central Library
Timer HH. Wavens
Board of Education
Liquor-Run Arrests Tied to Stamford Raid and Vessel
Stamford authorities, with the help of Bridgeport police, seized a 40 foot power boat tied to a large liquor smuggling operation. James Feeney of Dariels and Leslie Olmstead of Fairfield were arrested on smuggling charges after police raided Hoyt’s home and found $23,000 worth of Scotch and White Horse whiskey stored in a cellar. The operation involved transporting liquor to the Federal building in Bridgeport, with warrants possible for further violations of liquor laws.
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A. Tio
Stamford
Harvey ‘Tf. Bissett
Frank Virelli
Bernard Scuily
State Police
Harry
Hroyt
James Feeney
Dariels
Leslie Holmstead
Fairfield
Virelli
Bridgeport
Harbor
Pembroke Stre
Scully
Anthony Mansion
Hoyt
Feeney
Scally
Manion
United States
Fiugh J. Lavery
Gean
Edward Blan
Floyt
Byridgeport
Ihe
Pembroke
Attec
Olmstead
President's Son Near Death Amid Taxic Accident
A chaotic week end on the Monroe turnpike left a Darien real estate figure dead after being struck by a southbound train near the Darien station. Several picnic party riders and other travelers sustained injuries in a sequence of accidents across the area including a trolley clash in Stratford and a truck collision on Berket Street. Police report a serious head injury to an elderly veteran, while a young boy remained in acute condition after a separate pedestrian incident. Authorities cited roadwork that may have confused travelers and led to the mishaps as servicemen and witnesses described the scene.
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Monroe
Freda. Birchard
Darien
Barnum Avenue
Main Street
Stratford
Samuel Olmstead
Novoton
Viola
B. Davidson
George Davidson
Erkenire Ave
Fallett
Nurder
Oes Wipduries
Darign
Red J. Birchard
Parien
William Marconi
Varian
Slaughter
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Algo
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Bridgeport
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Memington Arms
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Hauer
Stamford
Barbar
Behrens
Library Board
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New Haven
West
Mac‘donald
Monroe Turnpike
Maroon's
Darien Real Tate
John Reid
Bathal
Putnam
Park
West+port
Stratfeld
Lordship
Community Church
John Heid, Jr
Westport
Benefi
Terby
Milford
President Coolidge Jr Near Death As Medical Battle Rages
President Calvin Coolidge Jr. lies gravely ill in Washington after four days of septic poisoning. Doctors report inability to take nourishment and high fever, with blood transfusion reportedly attempted. President Coolidge, Mrs Coolidge, and elder son John stay at the bedside through a night of critical moments as physicians monitor the deteriorating condition.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge,Jr
Frank W. Stearns
B.T
Clard
John Coolridge
Clark
White House
Mary Clark
White Indians Arrival Stirs Blase in New York
Richard O Marsh leader of the Marsh Darien expedition arrived in New York on the steamer Calamares with three white Indians and five ordinary San Blas Indians The three whites are two boys ages 18 and 40 and a girl aged 14 Marsh declares the Indians are not Albinos with pink eyes blue gums and blonde hair He believes they descend from an ancient Nordic type and may reflect evolution The Indians are kept on Tillis Island pending deposit of bonds for their return to Panama They will be examined at a leading New York hotel dinner Tuesday night attended by American anthropologists to test the theory Continued on Stage Twelve
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Canada
Great Britain
South America
Alliance
Rochester
Vimes-Union
New York
Richard O. Marsh
Marsh-Darien
Morac
Marsh
Syho
Watfaires
Panaipa
Tillis’ Island
Panama
Jtana
Bethel Youth Hugh Reid Drowns in Old Put Lake
In Bethel, Hugh Reid aged 44, fatherless son of Mrs. John Reid, drowned while swimming with two Boy Scout companions at Old Pat lake in Putnam park. Scoutmaster James Osborne led the camp near the lake. Reid was pulled under after cramps and submerged three times before recovery. Medical examiner ruled accidental drowning.
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Hugh Reid
Old Put Lake
Putnam Park
Redding
John Reid
Old Pat Lake
Heid
Tyre
Merbert Lake
Brooklyn
Ernest T. Smith
Policeman McGarrigie Dies on Beat as Churchgoers Enter Church
Patrolman Joseph P. McGarrigie of the First Precinct collapsed dead on his beat at Parksvenue and John street at 9 am while worshippers entered St. 4 church for service. He had served since February 1918, lived at 148 Highland avenue, and leaves a wife and three daughters. He died of high blood pressure per Dr A J Sekerak. funeral from his home to St Augustine's and burial at St Michael's cemetery.
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First Precinct
Parksvenue
John Street
St. 4
McGarrigle
Highland Avenue
Agnes
Madeline
Mane
Mullen, Scott
Redgate
McGarright
Order of Eagles
Lake
St. Augnstine’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Former Prosecutor Averts Injury In Crash
Wincent Keating former prosecutor and son of City Auditor Bernard Wherating played a key role in a motor crash yesterday afternoon. George Androos 27 of Brooklyn was arrested on reckless driving after driving onto the Lafayette Street sidewalk near South Avenue and striking a mailbox. Keating halted his car to avoid collision as Androos allegedly sped on the wrong side, scraping Keating’s vehicle and knocking over the mail box.
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Bernard Wherating
George Androos
Webenda Place
Brooklyn
Androos
Lafayette Street
South Avenue
Keating
Park Avenue
Teating
Rear Admiral Stanton Overtaken By Death
New London July Rear Admiral Osear F Stanton aged 89 retired died this morning after a brief illness He is survived by two daughters He graduated from Annapolis in 1858 and served in the Civil War under Farragut with the West Coast blockade squadron commanding the TW 8 Pinole He was retired in 1894 with the rank of Rear Admiral and later commanded the naval station here during the Spanish American War
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New London
Osear F. Stanton
Crorm Annapolis
Farragut
West Coast
Mobile Bay
Death of Sheriff Thomas L. Reilly of New Haven County
Sheriff Thomas L. Reilly died at his home in the county building at 2 45 PM after a stroke and complications. A Meriden resident and former congressman, he championed postal reform and eight hour work for postal workers. Born September 20, 1858 in New Britain, he lived much of his life in Meriden and had strong ties to sports and fraternal groups. Burial will be in Meriden after funeral at St Brendan's church Meriden on Wednesday at 10 AM.
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Thomas L.' Reilly
Meriden
Dormer
Poland
Ecside
Rom St. Brendan's Church
Reilly
Congress
Hartford
New Haven
Jersey Ghy
Sheriff Reilly
Elks, Hagles
Knights of Columbus
Ele
Silver City Council
Kuighta
Columbus
Meriden Lodge
Ths
Thomas T. Reilly
Connecticut
New Britain
John and
Catherine (Fagan) Teilly
Late Normal School
Stores Begin Summer Closing Schedule Today
Downtown retailers, members of the Retail board, Chamber of Commerce, start summer hours today closing evenings except Saturdays at six o clock in the afternoon.
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Chamber of Commitce
Auimmmer
Ritola Breaks 10,000 Metre Olympic Record at Colombe
Finnish runner Willie Ritola won the opening 10000 metre race at the 1924 Olympic track and field championships in Colombe Stadium. Amid rain soaked mud he set a world record to give Finland a strong start, while Johnnie Myrra defended the javelin title and the U.S. faced tough competition. The day ended with strong showings from Berg and Cortinued.
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Riroianedres
Finland
Point Feore
Tinted States
Fares Vrell
United States
Olympic Pola
Tommy Hittercock
Pheater
Acmes
Mwonit
Maisons
Berkshires
Tain
Ritola
Colombes
Associated Press
Willie Ritola
America
Ritula
Winland
A. Waluie
Johnnie Myrra
Hind
Eqvist
Berg
Mayor May Not Approve Increase for City Engineer
Mayor Behrens has not sought City Attorney Delaney’s guidance on legality of a $600 salary increase for City Engineer James McEnroy adopted at the last council meeting. He plans to return the measure to counsel tonight without approval if advised otherwise. The council also faces a stalled bond issuance report and ongoing assessment appeal considerations as city officials prepare for tonight’s session.
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Behrens
A. O DaLaney
James A. McEnlroy
Nard Keating
Comeill
Bonda ‘Fox
Finance Committee
Sta
Hin
Delaney
Ezsassors
PY Rites
Omy Mises
Byerior
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