Sapiro 10 Settle With Ford In Suit
Deep satisfaction spread in Canada and Chicago as word came that negotiations were underway to settle the libel suit against Ford over the Dearborn Independent attacks on Jews. Aaron Sapiro said Ford would abandon the controversial policy and that Bernstein and Sapiro actions would be dropped, signaling a shift toward ending the charged editorial campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapiro
FORD
Detroit
W. J. Cameron
The
Independent
Lbel
Prod
Teebel
J. Black
State OF
the Independent
Wiliam Henry Gallagher
Louis Marshall
Herman Bernstein
Marshall
Bernstein
Saskatoon
Sask
Associated Press
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Aaron Sapiro
Chicago
DIED DENNEWA Funeral details for Jane Denneha and others
Obituary notices list several deaths with funeral arrangements across the city. Entries include Jane Denneha at 7875 Fairfield Avenue leading to St Ceter's Church, Florence Gage with services from McKeon, Brown and Adley, James Hall at 716 Atlantic Street, Joseph Kuchar at 145 Deacon Street, Katherine Sullivan O'Hara in Milford, Carl Sundquist at Read Memorial Chapel, plus a long memorial verse fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeon, Brown, and
Adley
Fairfield Avenue
Mountain Grove
James Hall
Atlantic Street
Lakeview
Kuchar
Joseph
Michael Kuchar
Deacon Street
St Cyril and Methodius R
Michaels Cemetery
Milford
Conn
Katherine Sullivan
William F O'Hara
Main Street
Bridgeport
Front Patrick's Church
St Michael’s Cemetery
Hartford
Waterbury
Sundquist
Carl A Sundquist
West Avenue
Read Memorial Chapel
Mt Grove
Courtney Aims for July Flight Across Atlantic From England
CourtLy Courtney plans a trans Atlantic attempt from Southampton to New York in three laps. Flight officer Downer rules out Friday departure and cites superstition. Paris aviation leader P B Flandin praises Courtney effort as a new stage in civilization and trans Atlantic exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
P. B. Flandin
Aero Clb de France
Prenk T. Courtney
England
America
Courtney
Boy 16 Cuts Foot Bathing at Seaside Park
Joseph Cimmino aged sixteen of 203 Alice Street received three stitches for a right foot laceration at Emergency Hospital after an injury while bathing at Seaside Park during low tide. The report notes his condition and treatment by Dr. Alexander Bollosy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cimmino
Alice Street
Alexander Bollosy
Seaside Park
Local Man Nearly Caught Barrys Pal In Greenwhich Tale
A Williams resident posed as a telephone inspector gaining entry to a Williams apartment on Convent Avenue. Braman appeared, claiming Emma Williams as his sister, blocking evidence of discovery. Police traced burglaries to Williams with multiple Brookside Drive and Shore Road cases from Sept to Nov 1924, with looted jewelry valued up to 1400 dollars in one break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Virelli
Convent Aversue
Emma Williams
Braman
New York City
Greenwich
W. B . Winan
Brookside Drive
Westport
Willams
Whitema
New York
Politte Hurley
White Plains
Hurley
W. B. Winan
C. A Baker
Harold J. Lloyd
George L. Storm
Puttnam Avenue
P. L. Guthrie
Richard Aurey
Park Avenue
Lester A. Hamilton
Shore Road
Paul Bonner
Stanwich Road
Percival Hill
North Street
Witnesses Named as Grand Jury Seeks Barry Link to Robbery
On Monday the grand jury was convened and Arthur C. Barry, who has confessed to the Livermole robbery and implicated Boston Billy, was expected to testify. Barry serves a 20 year term in Sing Sing, with negotiations begun to bring him here to testify about his former ally’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Vian
Mass
George H. Hill
Worcester Police Department
James Duke Monahan
Boston
Billy" Williams
James Francis Thayer
James Warrant
W Clark
Harl Williams
James Ward
Sound View
Conn
New York
Monahants
State
March
Monahan
Hamilton Street
Mineola
Billy” Williams
New London
Arthur Barry
Westchester County
Long Island
Lewis J. Smith
Nateau County Grand Jury
Jesse Livermore
Tinan
Kings Point
Barry
Sing Sing
Williama
James Francis Monahan
Minrola
Wah
Nassau County
New Longon Tawueday
Arthur C. Barry
Billy
Rockefeller at 88 Keeps Quiet Birthday Cheer
New York July 8. John D Rockefeller at ninety? eight celebrates his eighty eighth birthday with a quiet day. He spends extra breakfast with family, plays golf with associates, tours Westchester in a motor ride, and hosts a small dinner. He remains active in Standard Oil affairs and on the stock exchange, noting his health and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Areas
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Tarrytown
Rockefeller
Elf King
Westchester County
Ivy Lee
Standard Oil Company
Stock Exchange
Thirty two seek tax abatements before city council
Thirty two persons appeared before the Claims committee of the Common Council last night seeking abatement of personal taxes. Named applicants include Mollie Shannon, Annie Golin, Mary DiStefano, Delia Curren, Theresa Classy, Theresa Boland, Bridget Allen, Louise Giogan, Mrs Shukis, Francis Slattery, Catherine Sears, Mary Nalepovic, Anna Oakley, Margaret Nolen, James Nolan, Catherine Obert, Janex O'Brien, Mary Ollowski, Anns Oros, Anna Osborne, Caroline Schreiber, Catherine Orgechowski, Charles Smith, Louis Naylor, Walter Spencer, Arthur B. Scott, John H Scholz, and Mary H. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Common Council
Mollie Shannon
Capitol
Anna Osborne
Fairfield Avenue
Caroline Schreiber
Marcel Street
Catherine Orgechowski
Green Street
Charles K. Smith
Louis Naylor
Olivet Street
Walter Spencer
Aldine Avenue
Arthur B. Scott
Lewis Street
John H Scholz
Main Street
Mary H. Baker
Hallam Street
George R Tweedy Dies in Danbury
George R Tweedy dies in Danbury after a career as purchasing agent for the old Danbury and Bethel Street Railway and an official of the company. He founded Suburban Gas three years ago and served as treasurer of Ridgewood Country Club and Danbury Hospital drive fund. Funeral Monday at First Congregational Church Danbury. burial in Wooster Cemetery. Survived by wife, mother Emma Raymond Tweedy, son Reymond H. Tweedy, daughter Mrs. Francis S. Haynes, and brother Edmund F. Tweedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchard
T, and B Tool Company
Old
Danbury
Bethel Street Railway
Ridgewood Country Club
Danbury Hospital
First Congregational Church
Tweedy
Suburban Gas Company
John D Deyo
Ridgewood
Two Children Hurt After Auto Hits Reported
Florence LaCroix a three year old girl and Myrtle Court were treated at the Emergency hospital yesterday for injuries from being struck by a car. Dr Mark Gilden attended them. The vehicle was driven by Lawrence Himless of 808 Broad Street. Joseph E Ratzenberger of 55 Danke Suet said his automobile struck Ardint Knowlton Street at Knowlton and Ogden streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence LaCroix
Myrtle Court
Mark Gilden
Lawrence “Himless
Broad Street
Joseph E. Ratzenberger
Danken Suet
Arma Ardint
Twelyg
Knowlton Street
Knowlton
Ogden Streets
Boy Struck by Rock During Playground Incident
A nine year old, Phelix Chonoski of 85 Old Stratfield Road Fairfield, was admitted to St Vincent's hospital after being struck on the head by a rock thrown by a playmate. He was taken to the emergency department by his father and then transferred for treatment following examination by Dr Chester Habertin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelix Chonoski
Stratfield Road
Fairfield
St Vincent's Hospital
Chester E Habertin
St Vincents Hospital
Hla Couditivi Ie Wetious
Bankers Deny Reparations Study Amid Talks With Federal Reserve
In Washington bankers discuss international loans and financial topics during a luncheon with Treasury officials. They deny any reparations or franc stabilization discussions, emphasizing domestic matters while noting possible talks on a $20 million Polish credit and refunding high coupon French loans from 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury Department
Lsted
Bank of
Poland
Sheffield Resigns as Ambassador Amid Post-Return Agreement
The article notes Ambassador Sheffield resigning after an agreement that upon consent to return to his post he would be relieved this year. It mentions potential successors named to the President including T. Campbell, former Arizona governor, and Charles [redacted].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
T. #. Campbell
Arizona
Charles
Detroit, Baltimore and Chicago figures in Mexico relations
Beecher Warren of Detroit John Garrett of Baltimore and Silas Strawn of Chicago appear in a report noting ambassadorial appointments and prior negotiations. Mr Sheffield was named ambassador to Mexico in fall 1924 after Warren and John Barton Payne concluded talks that led to resuming relations with Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher Warren
Detroit
John Garrett
Baltimore
Silas Strawn
Chicago
Mr. Sheffield
Ambasaador
Mexico
Mr. Warren
John Barton Payne
Controversy Bubbles Over Land Laws at White House Visit
The text notes ongoing dispute over off and land laws in the United States. It mentions notices and a meeting at the summer White House where Mr. Sheffield accompanied the President in recent days. The fragment suggests a developing stage in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
White House
Sheffield
Executive official resigns to a junior officer
An executive told reporters he had left his resignation in the hands of Mr. Coolidge and expected to remain for another day before returning east. He then returned to attend Yale University's commencement exercises that month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Coolitge
Sheffield
Yale University
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Angie
Henley
Superior Court
Inire Hell
NOTHE
Nim Lwaten
Ry Lear
Hughes & Chapman Co
Graham
Watrfield Ave
C. L. Dennis & Son
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Downer
Budeha
Richard E Byrd
France
Pisa
Italy
Veroy
New
Newark
N. J
James G. Monahan
Billy Williams
Maplewood
Irma Curry
Key West
Fin Mise Curry
Miss Cuny
Miss Curry
Monahans Vielt
Claims Committee of Common Council
George R. Tweedy
Neuhoffs
Main St
Cocardes
Caesar Misch
Berry
Pass Tire
Norwalk
Palm Beach
Stara
Desar Misch
Main
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