Chinese minister hails U S reply on open door in China
Washington July 19 The Chinese minister to the United States sings praise for Mr Hughes declaration of U S China policy. He says the United States has never sought special rights or monopolies in China and will not permit any nation to secure privileged status in Chinese commerce or industry. The note emphasizes that treaties, not foreign arrangements, ground China U S relations and any supposed favored nation rights do not exist.
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United States
China
Sac
Alfred Ament
Vernment
Etern Sral Sound
Sheken
Federal Telegraph Company
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Hughes’ Language Is So Clear and Quick When He Writes: Lament of the United
Three Motorists Arrested In Connecticut Court
Three motorists Charles Friedman of Haward, Masher of Pelham, and Paul R. Andrine of Star were arrested Saturday for speeding over 20 miles per hour. They will be heard this morning in city court. An artificial composition resembling wood veneer has been invented in Australia that can act like fine wood and be processed like wood.
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Charles &. Friedman
Haward
Masher
Pelham
Paul R. Andrine
Strar- Air
Ausa
Iowa Proves Real Flying Dutchman In Tests
Washington reports that the battleship Iowa was controlled remotely from the Ohio during aerial bombing tests. The ship operated without a crew, steering and managing fuel and supplies via radio signals, impressing officers with potential future war applications.
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Iowa
Washington
Ciaced Press
Ohio
Ti Towa
F. L. Chadwick
Army
Navy
Zeahbrugee
Nenvier
Gay
Commerce Chamber Officials Plan Bigger Outing at Pleasure Beach
The Commerce Chamber plans for its third annual outing at Pleasure Beach on July 2. Chairman Francis J. Brennan and Vice Chairman John T. Fitzgerald will coordinate with the Manufacturers' Association and others to stage a record-breaking entertainment event in Connecticut.
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Pleasure Beach
Connecticut
Francis J. Brennan
John T. Fitzgerald
Manufacturers’ Association
Algonquin Club
HB. Curtis
Manufacturers’ Asenviation Committee
Moessra
Brennan
Boat party stranded on sand bar near Housatonic river
The power boat Princess owned by James A. Wales of Stratford and a party of prominent Stratford residents ran aground on a sand bar at the mouth of the Housatonic River. Relatives and police aided a search as heat and intense glare hindered efforts until early Sunday morning. The vessel was finally floated and the party returned home.
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James A. Wales
Elm Street
Stratford
Housatonic River
Charles Island
Milford Harbor
Bridgeport War Veterans Admitted 10 U. S. Hospital
Bridgeport veterans Calvin Brodie and Fred Robertson, ex servicemen of the CAC Battery, were admitted to Abington hospital in West Haven after long service in France. Their wartime roles included tractor driving and heavy artillery duty with perilous actions near the retreating Germans. An Alumni Association meeting for Battery B is planned at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall.
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Calvin Brodie
Abingtown
West Haven
Fred Robertson
Bridgepot
Fath Artillery
CAC
Brodie
1Ith Company
Robertson
Bridgeport
Fort Terry
Louis R. O'Neil
Coast Defense
Long Island
A6th Regiment
MAC
M. J. Mogensen
Art
New London
56Th
France
Fort H. G. Wright
N. Y
Fer-en-Tardenoise
Bouzancourt
America
Bridgenport
Thomas E. Baldwin
Iith Company
Starg Ramie
Rome
Army Ife
Reve of Battery "B
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington Avenue
Battery
Patrick Foley Arrested After Breakin at Seaview Store
Patrick Foley with no permanent address was arrested in front of a store at 1814 Seaview Avenue after a break in incident. He appeared intoxicated at the time of arrest.
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Patrick Foley
Wes
Breakcase
Seaview Avenue
Policeman Tierney Improves After Abdominal Wound
Officer Thomas A. Tierney, shot in the abdomen on the night of June 15, is completely out of danger and recovering well at St. Vincent's hospital. Doctors expect he may leave for home in eight to ten days and soon walk about the hospital grounds.
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Thomas A. Tierney
St. Vincent's Hospital
Daniel T. Banka
Tierney
Banks
Scranton the Coal City Beneath Its Streets
Scranton in Pennsylvania is a mining hub with over thirty three mines within city limits yielding more than six million tons annually. The anthracite basin under Scranton supports a vast underground network. since discovery it has produced over 325 million tons and contributed about a million dollars in wealth to residents and mine owners.
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Beranton
Pennsylvania
Goingson
Stranton
Pennsylvanias
America
Lackawanna Valley
New York
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