Prince of Wales to attend polo matches in United States
A New York Times dispatch reports the Prince of Wales plans to visit the United States in September to attend polo matches between Britain and America on Long Island. The secretary at St James Palace denied prior invitation acceptance, while the paper cited a cable from the prince accepting the invitation.
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Owner Plans to Convert Casing Into Alleys in Bridgeport
Bridgeport may lose the Casino as a center of boxing and social events. Paul Dietz plans to convert the auditorium into a howling alley with mezzanine for billiards, making it the city’s sole indoor boxing venue besides the State Armory. The building, once a roller skating rink, has a storied past on State Street.
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Paul Dietz
Dietz
Howling Alley
State Armory
State Street
Wordin Avenue
Commission rules Germany 10 pay ver 314,000,000
Washington reports the German American Mixed Claims Commission has awarded 499 claims totaling over 14.5 million to American firms and individuals against Germany. Interest at five percent will accrue from award dates. About 12,416 claims worth roughly 500 million remain pending, with 2,044 ready for final action. Commission sessions may resume in fall after Germany funds allocation is decided.
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Mixed Claims Commission
Germany
United States
Otarcup
Wilhelm Kiesselbach
Robert W. Bonynge
Vor. Lewinsk
Attorners
Attorneys admitted to state bar in Haven
Thirty attorneys were admitted to the state bar today in Haven. L. J. Nickerson, son of the Superior Court counts, attended the ceremony and was among the new admittees.
State Plans Hearing on Gypsy Math Quarantine
TAATFORD July 8 Revision of the present state system math quarantine effective since May 24 1922 to conform with the federal quarantine effective July 1 this year will be discussed as a hearing in the State Senate chamber at the Capitol tomorrow. The quarantine affects nursery stock f oreal products such as Christmas trees Christmas greens lumber telephone poles railroad ties cord weed etc. Agricultural Experiment-Station officers who will conduct the hearing say that interested persons should be present in person or represented by an attorney.
Louisiana Legislature Denounces New York Democratic Convention
In Baton Rouge the Louisiana House introduces resolutions condemning the Democratic national convention in New York. The measure, by Howard F. Brunner, urges Louisiana delegates to strive for party unity and peace among factions to present a united Democratic front in the presidential race.
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Tony
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House of Entatives
New York
Touisia
Trustee Sues in Federal Court Over 40000 Creditors Claim
A trustee sues in federal court on behalf of general creditors of an unnamed corporation to recover about 40000 allegedly preferentially paid to First National Bank of Bridgeport. An application seeks permission to sell the Water Ghost building valued at 145010 and encumbered by 9000, with objections arguing the matter is already pending in state court and federal jurisdiction is improper.
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Imal Islam Corpor
Clifford B. Wilson
United
Starport 2
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Waterghost
Pepper Urges Confidence in Courts Amid Labor Tensions
United States Senator George Wharton Pepper told a joint American Bar Association and Pennsylvan ia Bar Association gathering in Philadelphia that growing bitterness of organized labor toward federal courts threatens national safety. He warned against expanding court power and urged keeping courts within constitutional limits while noting widespread injunctive orders during labor disputes, including the shopmen's strike.
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American War Association
Penncanta Bar Association
United States
George Wharton Fepper
Great Britain
Wight
Pepper
Jass FF
Ayho
Danbury Aldermen Meet In Afternoon For Summer Session
Danbury aldermen held an afternoon meeting presided by Mayor A Homer Fillow because several members were traveling to beaches with their families for the summer. The session, first held in the day for years, approved three resolutions authorizing the mayor to borrow 10000 dollars in anticipation of tax collections. Enrollments at the State Trade School reached sixty for the summer session, the largest turnout in the school's history.
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Danbury
Anthony Sunderland
Darien Man Lost Way Says Coroner Finding Accident
Coroner Tobn J. Phelan ruled no criminal fault in the death of Frederick J. Birchard a Darien real estate man with defective eyesight who was struck on railroad tracks near Darién Sunday morning. The inquest found an accidental death with uncertainty over which train caused the fatal impact.
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Croner Tobn J. Phelan
Birehard
Darién
Whlnesses
Corone
Birchard
John Tie
Cag Wordin Avenue
Link
Jowarth Street
Fire destroys Hal Roach Studios stage in Culver City
A major fire last night damaged the largest Hal Roach Studio stage in Culver City. Officials say smoke from marijuana use during afternoon filming helped ignite the blaze, with estimated damage around 7.176 million dollars.
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Galt
Tuly Feamass
Hal Roach & Ashi Inc
Soem
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