France plans army reform based on Germany study
Paris dispatch details Colonel Jean Fabry report on France's 660000 strong army reorganization. Plan stresses aviation, new materiel, and air power, with a three fold aim to strengthen defense, maintain peace, and prepare to strike first if needed. It calls for 32 infantry divisions, reduced cavalry, and expanded artillery and engineers.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Jean Fabry
Chamber Army Commission
M. Fabry
King George Must Pay Bill in Remington Arms Suit
NEW YORK July 1 King George of England will pay Manning Maxwell and Moore a 291. ? amount after a judgment in the County Clerk's office. The Remington Arms Co. contracted for over 2,000,000 rifles and supplied machinery and materials. Creditors claim overcharges and the dissolution of the arms company led to the claim being pursued after refunds were expected by Manning Maxwell and Moore.
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New York
King George of England
Manning
Maxwell and Moore
Remington Arms Co
Maxwell
Moore
Supreme Court
Reaihgtian Arms Company
Remington Arms
Ravelle
Maxivell
Remington Company
Arma
Nurse Lucy Creatore Rescued After Suicide Attempt at Harbor Front
Lucy Creatore a 30 year old nurse in training at Columbus hospital attempted to end her life by leaping from Stratford avenue bridge into the harbor. She was rescued by Joseph Hendrick and revived by Dr A B Margulis. She is hospitalized and under observation with police awaiting statement.
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Lucy Creature
Columbus Hospital
Lucy I Creatore
Seaview Avenue
Stratford Avenue Bridge
Misa Creatore
Washington Avenue
Ife
Miss Dunlop
Joseph Hendrick
Carroll Ave
Carrol
A. RB. Margulis
Emergency
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miss Creature
Adie
Democratic women plan three more organizing clubs
The Wag hhos alliance president Riley met with Democratic Town Chairman McGuinness to gauge canvass progress in districts. The Seventh District Women’s Club hosted the meeting. Elizabeth Svything read at the session. Grace Troupe of New Haven was delayed. The ICC ordered a nationwide inquiry into anthracite rates and foreign trade.
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Riley
Wag Hhos Alliance
Georges Ball
John J. McGuinness
Women's Club
Elizabeth Svything
Grace Troupe
New Haven
Leviathan Completes Transatlantic Voyage Under Flag
The Leviathan arrived in Southampton at ten oclock tonight completing its first trans Atlantic voyage as a passenger ship under the American flag. The liner averaged 23.68 knots on the crossing. Mayor greeted the ship as Albert D. Lasker, former chairman of the United States Shipping Board, welcomed her.
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Southampton
Associated Press
Leviathan
Alpert D. Lasker
United States Sipping Board
Thieves Steal $50 From Charity Fund at Home for Little Wanderers
Thieves stole fifty dollars intended for charity from the New England Home for Little Wanderers in the Security building. Police were notified yesterday morning.
Originality Problem in Zain Ads Is Not Severe
A historic ad writing contest by The Telegram and Post invites entries showing originality in Zain ad copy. Prizes total up to 10,000 dollars, with six top awards to be announced soon. The note emphasizes simple requirements and warns readers about timing and distribution details.
Police Officers Convene at Stamford Convention
The annual state police convention opened informally in Stamford with a banquet and executive board meeting led by Hartford Chief Garret Farrell. Delegates from across the state will participate as reports and officer elections follow, with pension plans for smaller towns to be discussed.
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Stamford
Garret BE. Farrell
Hartford
Tvdfe
William J. Rawlings
New Britain
William D. Bradley
Danbury
John BR. Redgate
Bridgepon
Alfred M. Philips, Jr
Bramford
Joan Redgate
Wident
Association
Bridgeport
Judge Beers
Canbur
Thomas FE. McClone
Nunsel
Tartford
Robert Eaton
New Haven
Internal Revenue
Col. Allen
New London
Harry MacKenzie
D. FB. Bi. Hickey
Philip Smith
Wal Garde
Skate Vince Matthew Lt. Kenealy
Robbers Use Phone in Bold Store Heist
Mrs. Bugle at Pennonnneic street near Jferlack reported a bold late night robbery aided by a telephone hoax. A caller pretended to be a worker on the wire tie up the line while robbers entered the store and stole cash, leaving her unable to determine the amount.
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Bugle
Jferlack
Manger
Tuga
Bridgeport Artillery Set for New York Camp August
Local National Guard unit the First Battalion Coast Artillery with 290 men and 7 officers will train for 15 days at Fort Warren New York starting August 5 Major LaFayette Evans leads the battalion and plans include a field day against regulars at Fort Wright The trip may be by boat from the harbor and officers from 487 338 230 Companys are listed with commanding officers and lieutenants for the stay
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Coast Arilley Division
National Guard
Fore Wrng
New York
LaFayette Evans
Fort Wright
John E. Richardson
Russell Moore
Lawrones W. Eddy
Phomp Hurley
Frederick Frederickson
Edgar WW. Pugh
Patrick J. O'Reilly
Ralph Schwiurtz
George K. Kinnx
Corsa Charged With Murderous Assault On Man
Thomas Corsa was arrested in New Haven yesterday morning on charges of assault with intent to kill. He allegedly stabbed Carl Bochiara, 52, of 28 Ridge Avenue, last Friday night near Railroad and Park avenues. Bochiaro, treated for a gash on the left cheek, said he had no trouble with anyone and could not explain the attack. Bond for Corsa was set at 1090 dollars.
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Thomas Corsa
New Haven
Carl Bochiara
Ridge Avenue
Bochiare
Railroad Avenue
Park Avenue
Bochiara
Carla
Bochiaro
Wheat Sells at $1 Below Growing Costs
A Chicago Board of Trade session left wheat at bargain levels with prices down about one dollar per bushel. Market closes showed new low for the season as futures weakened, with September at about 1.99 to 1.00 and December near 1.08.
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Eloas
Board of Trade
Dreamber AE
Nine Die in Shell Plant Explosion at East Alton
An explosion at Western Cartridge's East Alton plant in the metal shell department killed nine and wounded about 25, including ten more slight injuries. Three women died, one mother of three, with fears that three more may die. Fire followed but was put out. cause unclear. the blast comunidade occurred in a reproof structure with about 50 workers, mostly women.
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Alton
Hills
Associated Prean
Matal- Uc
Shell Department of the Western Cartridge’s Company
East Alton
Todsg
Democratic Committee Holds Brief Meeting
A short meeting of the Democratic Executive board was held last night in the office of the treasurer to discuss only routine matters. Town Chairman James J. McGuinness said few members attended and the session adjourned to a later date. Accusations by Gay Attorney John A. Carnell regarding Aldermanic Claims committee actions were not discussed.
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Democratic Executive Board
Culty Treasurar
James J. McGuinness
John A. Carnell
Aldermanic Claims Committee
McGulsness
Rotarians Enjoy Sheep Roast at Raybdestos Farm
Rotary members from Bridgeport joined Sumner Simpson president of Raybdestos Co at a sheep roast outing on the Simpson farm. Lavery led the gathering with activities and field events as guests dined and socialized around the open fire.
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Rotary Club
Sumner Simpson
Newtown Farm
Raybdestos Company
Bridgeport Rotary Club
Simpson Farm
Lavery
Afherhoon
Franklin Seville
Mort Comstock
Erotee King
Jans Waller Tecker
Arent
Rhet
Alert Lavery
Louis Renial
Rotary Secreta
Ship Passengers May Provide Own Liquor On Trips
Washington reports to the Shipping Board on regulatory powers over passenger liquor aboard government ships. The board ruled a captain may not interfere with a passenger drinking at table, but may enforce safety limits. this may be temporary and subject to fuller ruling from the Department of Justice. The decision acknowledges Volstead Act tensions and notes differing maritime law opinions.
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Washington
Shippi«e
Department of Jupiter
Laskar
Baird
Navy Department
McMillan's Ship Bucks Storm Arrives at Battle Harbor
Captain Donald B. MacMillan reports arrival at Battle Harbor after a stormy voyage. Northeast winds and thick fog hindered navigation near Betle Isle while dense icebergs drift south from the north Atlantic. Weather worsened further north with bad ice conditions off Labrador. Awaiting wind change for departure, likely three to four days.
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Donald B. Macmillan
Battle Harbor
Strait of Betle Isle
North Atlantic
Sion
Labrador
Bandits Abandon Stolen Truck On Park City Street
Milford police reported a stolen truck abandoned on Kent Street after a daytime pursuit. A license card bearing the name Howard Brown was found in the vehicle, and police sought information on the suspects tied to the failed hold up.
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Park City Street
Washington Bridge
Devon
Kent Street
Bridgepary ii
Howard Brown
UF Rose Street
New Haven
Milford
Lake Jut
Elies
Antonino Crezieres
Orange
New Lieven
U.S. May Back Great Britain In Ruhr Crisis
The article notes a likely U S backing of Britain in the Ruhr reparations crisis, with Ambassador Harvey summoned to Washington as tensions rise over open negotiations and direct policy approaches amid European instability.
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U.S
Great Britain
Ruhr
Congressmen Mort dies after 13 years in House service
Luther W Mort died today at age 34 in Obwego New York where he represented the Thirty Second district since 1910. He served as chairman of the New York Republican delegation in the House and had held a prominent role in national politics.
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Obwego
Luther W. Mort
Thirty-Second
New York
Harvey Called to Washington on Reparations Policy
Washington July 10 Special to The Telegram United States may back Britain's reparations policy Baldwin to present to the House of Commons Thursday Secretary Hughes stays in close touch with developments at the State Department Ambassador Harvey summoned home from Deal New Jersey Open Cooperation urged if policy aligns with U S aims Official co operation possible but requires Congressional approval for an international representative Germany's capacity to pay is a focus of potential action and further steps are outlined for moving beyond benevolent neutrality
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FCO
Democratic Women's Alliance
Stratford
Barnum
J. Burne Co
Pasion
Sitl
Minor's Hill
Danbury
Lake Eenosla
Fairfield
Norwalk
Execnutive Board of State Police Association of Stat
Stamford
Great Britain
Harvey
Washington
Germany
Louvre
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Metropolitan Art Museum
Paris
Leviathan
Southampton
New Haven
Wall Street
Mexico
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Secale
Worcester
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Brasscod
Yankees
White Sox
Cleveland
Athletics
Shocker
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Pirates
Joh Starrs
Braves
Dutchi Henry Blanks
Reds
Phillies
Henry Culgl
Bridgeport
Lawwood
Joe Kirkwood
Parker Seeley
Stranahan
Brooklawn
Jeff
Alex Alizon
Bridgeport A. Cy
Chicao
Willard
Firpo
Regteh
Jersey City
D. C
United States
Baldwin
House of Commons
Hughes
State Department
Sador Harvey
Deal N. J
Congress
Suppresses Bank Depositors Names to Divert Money in New York
Sylvanne Bedell former cashier of Mar Mere Hardac Island testified in Brooklyn that he hid 409 depositors names to conceal misappropriation totaling over 610000. He aided Robert Magruder former bank president and his son Donald of Johnson Shipyards Staten Island in defrauding depositors of about 619600. Bedell pleaded guilty and agreed to testify for the state.
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New York
Sylvanne Bedeil
Marmere Hardac Island
Brooklyn
Robert Magruder
Donald
Johnson Shipyards Corporation
Staten Ieland
Bedell
Johnson Concern
Magruders
Henry Culei Qualifies at Inwood for American Open
Henry Culei of Bridgeport, former Brooklawn assistant, joined nineteen qualifiers on day two at Inwood in the American Open. He started poorly in morning rounds but finished strong in the afternoon, carding 86 73 159.
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Henry Culei
Bridgeport
Inwood
Brooklawn
Joe Kirkwood
Brooklawn Country Club
Cuici
Gene Sarazen
Briarcliffe
Kirkwood
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