Turks and Allies Reach Accord at Lausanne Peace Meeting
The Turks and Allied plenipotentiaries report a draft protocol revised to fit U S demands as talks near signing within a week. An accord in principle on debt concessions and evacuation was announced with foreign troops to leave within six weeks after Angora ratification. discussed items include Ottoman debt and concessions to Vickers Armstrong and Turkish Petroleum and French railroad concessions in Anatolia.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
United States
Vickers-Armstrong and
Turkish Petroleum Company
Ecessions
Anatola
Angora
Brawls Quelled by Police on Madison Avenue
Madison Avenue scene sparked two disturbances as residents watched police restrain a fight outside 38 Madison Avenue. Dominick Esposito admitted brawling and was held on breach of the peace, while others fled in cars and the melee resumed after the police left.
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Madison Avenue
Trey
Motors
Tim
President and Mrs. Land Arrive in Alaska on Anniversary
In Ketchikan on July 8 the President and First Lady visited Alaska for the thirty second wedding anniversary era. They landed at Matakahtian, visited Duncan's mission site, and spoke with locals about the natives' food struggle amid expanding salmon canning. The trip extended three hours, twice the planned time, and included a church visit and talks with residents.
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Mrs. President
Alaska
Ketchikan
Associated Press
Harding
Great Northern Territory
Matakahtian
Duncan
Erectort
Four Hurt When Bee Line Plane Crashes At Naugatuck Field
Four prominent Naugatuck residents were injured when a Fokker monoplane from Bee Line Inc. struck a stone wall during takeoff at the Naugatuck aviation field. Pilot Bert Acosta and official Lloyd T. Anderson escaped injury. Injured include Frederick Schaffer, George Wigmore, Mrs. Wigmore, and Miss Schaffer. The plane crashed into a deep gully after striking the wall, doors jammed, with Schaffer and wife taken to Waterbury hospital.
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Naugatuck
Bee Line, Inc
Bethany
Bee Line
Lnc
Frederick ¥. Schatter
Goodyear India Rubber Glove
Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Company
United States
George T. Wigmore
Risdon Manufacturing Company
Wimber Schaffer
Schaffer
Bert Acosta
Lloyd Ts. Anderson
Waterbury Hospital
Wisgmore
Acosta
Woman Hangs Self Attempt Fails at Bronx Police Station
An unidentified young woman using the alias Jennie Connelly attempted suicide by hanging with a silk negligee in a Bronx police station after being arrested for intoxication. She told Magistrate Silberman she wished to die due to the disgrace of arrest.
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New York
Jennie Connelly
Bronx
Silberman
Pershing to Tour Camps in July Inspection
General Pershing will tour summer military camps across the nation starting with an inspection of the New York National Guard camp at Peekskill on July 10.
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Washington
Pershing
New York National Guard
Peekskid
Solid Shots Fail to Halt Rum Runner Off N Jersey
A Coast Guard cutter fired fifteen shots at a fast rum runner off Highlands New Jersey after the vessel had briefly stopped at a French ship on rum row. The faster craft escaped along with another with cargo of hava for shore. the crew reported hearing curses from the captain amid the chase.
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N. Jersey
Dash
Highlands
N. J
Associated Press
Coast Guard
Bern
Voth Boata
Creche
Bay State Inn
Harding
Alaska
Rockefeller
U.S. Cutter
New Jersey
New York
Kine
Bilis Island
IC. S
Russia
Lausanne
France
Germany
Ruhr
Miller
America
Venson
U. S
Ur Commission
Union Telegraphers
Wide Search For Missing Airmen Proves Fruitless
Milwaukee reports seven Subchaser 412 men including Commander E A Lichtenstein left for Cleveland to join a wide search for missing airmen believed lost in Lake Erie. Indianapolis says boats planes and cutters scoured the lake after lifeboat found floating near Port Stanley with no trace of the pilots L J Roth and T L Nud. Detroit Aero service flier and other units joined the hunt. Navy balloon A 698 wreckage and missing airmen remain unfound after extensive search across the lake edge.
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Milwaukee
Wis
E. A. Lichtenstein
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Indianapolis
Ind
L. J. Roth
T. L. Nud
Lake jMrie
Port Stanley
Naval Air Service
Detroit
Selfridge
Mich
Lakh
Swater
Aerocompany
Erie
L. J. Reth
Bala
U. S. Navy
Bradley Still Mum On Charges
Westport officials face criticism from young attorney Carrick who accuses the court of failing to cooperate with the prosecutor in handling urgent cases. Prosecutor Edward B. Bradley said he would comment after reviewing Carrick’s charges, but offered no formal reply by press time.
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Westport
Garlickers
Edward B. Bradley
Young ‘3
Westport Court
Bradley
Carrick
Fallsill man drowns in one foot of water
Milford July report says WwW Milford resident Veverson, 20, employed as pand Were, drowned in Viquarconic River today while fishing from the bank when he fell in. Lifeless body recovered, suspected accident near Leonieftel.
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Milford
Veverson
Bay State Girl Missing Said Held by Gypsies
Tessia Tolman a 19 year old from Dr. Tolman Salem vanished Friday night while visiting her grandmother in Duxbury Massachusetts. Police extended the search to Cape Cod as two men were seen with her near a basket stand. Her aunt reported she sold baskets for 10 dollars and was seen near a car before disappearing. Police traced a car number to owner Thomas Young a Cohasset basketmaker.
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Duxbury
Mass
Tessia Tolman
Henry Tolman
Salem
Cape Cod
John Cartler
Auramer Colony
J.‘. Lord
Jresile
John
William Lord
Leslie
Standish Haven
Somerville
Cambridge
Thomas Young
Young
Cohasset
Stratford Cow Mailed Home
A brown and white cow wandered near Stratford Lomsht and was tied to a mailbox by Mrs. Hans O. Pierson on Klondike street after she could not identify its owner. Police were notified and the cow was collected from Box 121 after traveling nearly two miles from home.
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Stratford
Lomsht
Hans O. Pierson
Klondike Street
Nox
Broadbridge Road
John
U.S. Mail
Local Episcopal minister replies to church attack
Rev Ernest J Craft, former Congregationalist and Christ Episcopal Church pastor, explains Dr Smyth misread Episcopal governance in his open letter to Bishop Brewster. Craft defends the Congregation Episcopal Concordat and notes Brinton never applied for Episcopal ordination, urging unity despite delay.
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Newman Smyth
New Haven
Fey
Ernest J. Craft
Christopiscopal Church
Chauncey BR. Brewster
Connecticut Episcopal Diocese
Dr. Smythe
Congregational
Craft
Episcopal House of Bishops
Episcopal Church
Smoth
Brewster
R. Brinton
Yale Divinity School
Brinton
House of Bishops
U S Dye Industry Finds Domestic Independence in 1922
Washington reports the 1922 dye census shows 87 U S establishments in a key industry, with 66 percent higher production at 64,22,187 pounds, imports 3,992,831 and exports 6,956,593 pounds, yielding 93.5 percent of dyes used domestically. Prices fell to about sixty cents per pound.
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Washington
United States
Tariff Commission
Commission
al Investiestera
Zain Ad Writing Contest Doubles Prizes This Week
The Telegram and The Past Post Publishing Co doubles its prize pool to 10,000 for the Zain Adwriting contest. This week 456 prizes will be awarded, including one special 450 prize and 200 additional five dollar prizes, with weekly announcements in the Sunday Post. The Mederi Electric Company joins, increasing participating merchants to forty one.
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Telegram and Post
Telegram
Post Publishing Co
Sunday Post
Mederi Electric Company
John D Passes Out Nickels for 84th Birthday
Rockefeller attends church services then circulates among children outside. In a playful moment he hands a nickel to two year old Robert Irving Hunter amid photographers. The event unfolds amid his birthday Sunday observance with a brief public appearance and later readings of the papers before returning home.
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John D
Nickles
Tarry
Rockefelter
Thockefener
Youngeter
Rockefeller
Motion Picture
Richmond
Robert Irving Hunter
Poenntico Hills
Rocketet
Ain
Aeb Gigiaris
Ehureh
Port Chester Man Found Dead in Cellar After Suspected Strangulation
Andrew Kepella of 8 Armont Street Port Chester N Y was found dead in his cellar with his head submerged in a pale and the edge of the container pressing into his neck. Police and the medical examiner ruled out foul play and described the death as likely strangulation. Kepella, a widower with three children in Austria, was last seen July 7 and reportedly appeared intoxicated.
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Greenwich
Andrew Kepella
Armont Street
Port Chester
N. C
Annie Kulick
John A. Clark
Frank O'Connor
Chick Fiat
Kulick
Repolia
Arment Street
Washington M. Craft
Repolla
Avendroath
Austria
Jewish editor to sue Ford on libel charge
New York July 5 Herman Bernstein editor of the Jewish Tribune will sue Ford for libel. Bernstein says he was attacked in a series of articles about Jews published in Ford s Dearborn Independent. He declares in a letter to the manufacturer that he was represented by Ford as part of a mythical international Jewish conspiracy.
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New York
Samuel Entarmiser
Cleney Ford
Herman Bernstein
The
Jewish Tribune
Wernstein
Bernstein
Ford
Dearborn
Fernatein
Holtz Slayer Hid As Sleuth In Local Mystery
Coroner Phelan opens probe into the July 4 death of Joseph Hutz, 26, shot by a suspect linked to Holtz. Reports mention a masquerading slayer, police reserves, and a complex sequence of local incidents as regional news catalogues crime, public safety, and civic notes across Bridgeport and surrounding towns.
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E.J. Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
Newnan Smyth
New Haven
Salvation Army
Holvorke
Phelan
Joseph Hutz
Hoon
Morehouse
Lordahip
Cornell
Edward Duffes
Laurel Avenue
Newfield MH
Bridgeportere
Connecticut
Holtz
Danbury
Ridge~ Field
Topstone
Madison Avenue
Norwalk
St. Thomas’ Convent
Fairfield
Duggan
Stratford
Redding
Tamford
Stone Wall
Bethany
Southington
Manchester
Man Confesses to Danbury Farmhouse Murder
John Dondone, a 24 year old Topstone farmhand, confessed to killing 70 year old George Holtz in Danbury area. The victim was beaten and his body dumped in a lake after a month of sustained investigation by state police, aided by Mary Diagonal his girlfriend. The crime, driven by money lust and emnity, unfolded last May 4 in the settle country village.
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Dondone
Topstone Hermit
Danbury
John Dondone
Topstone
George Holtz
Mary Diag Trianl
Danbery
Hots
Umspawang Lake
Local mail clerk named Port Inspector for Connecticut
William Daiffes of 25 Laurel Avenue Bridgeport has been appointed a Port Office Inspector at 2304 dollars a year. The first such appointment to Connecticut in years, he may be assigned to investigations across the state. Representative Merritt campaigned for this post for almost two years with backing from Postmaster Charles F. Greene and Bridgeport Welfare Council after Daiffes passed the qualifying exam.
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Washington, D. C
Willam Daiffes
Laurel Avenue
Bridgeport
Con
Necticut
Duffes
Connecticut
Merritt
Duffex
Bridgeport Post Ofice Ar & Clerk
Charles F. Greene
Welfare Council
Russian Baroness Arrives in U S After Escape From Reds
Baroness Mara Lister Steinhell of Russia, once hunted by Bolsheviks, spent time at Ellis Island as officials reviewed her entry amid labor-law concerns. She claimed noble background, described Kiev prison horrors and a firing squad, and recounted escape routes via the Black Sea to reach Switzerland and then America.
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New York
America
Ellis Island
United States
Asl
Mara Lister Steinhell
Russia
WW. A
Sy17
Kiev
Reds
Kronstandt
Black Sea
Hare
Constantinople
Switzerland
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Goodyear and
Risdon Company
Guily
Garlick
Bay State
RIFS
Merser, Pa
E. J. Craft
Episcopal Conference
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Boston
Dick Loftus
Tisk
Emmerich
Brooklawn
New London
White Sox
Philadelphia
Yankees
St. Louie
Cardinals
Reda
Pinsfield
Albany
Hadford
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