Labor Party for Rule of Soviets (Continued from Page One)
A labor convention speech by Fitzpatrick denounced old party politics and called for a new Labor Party to take over U S government. He criticized Democrats and Republicans for betraying working people and urged immediate, united action to seize power. Trade unions, miners, and railway workers were prominent at the gathering.
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Republican Party
San Francisco
Democratic Party
Saa
United States
Frussia
Rustia
Arrest on warrant for Edward Sogkononian at 319 Bunnell Street
Detectives Simon and Derrick arrested Edward Sogkononian on a warrant from Washington D C at 319 Bunnell Street. He will be held locally until Washington detectives arrive.
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Edward Sogkononian
Jamo Mizht
Bunnell Street
Simon
Derrick
Washinston
D.C
Ington
Ash
Nature's Remedy tablet advertisement promises digestive relief
An old advertisement extols Nature's Remedy tablets as a cure for poor digestion and elimination. It links digestion to vitality, describes symptoms like headaches and fatigue, and claims relief follows the first dose with eventual long term health if used occasionally. The copy urges readers to buy guaranteed tablets via a drugstore ad.
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Nature
Conn. Co Said to Refuse More Time
Rumor persists that Mayor Wilson asked the Connecticut company for more time to find a solution to the trolley jitney dispute. The company reportedly refused, threatening to suspend passenger service Tuesday night without new restrictions. A Telegram reporter failed to reach Mayor Wilson for comment. Seeley heads to London to discuss a bus system. Trolley jitney tensions loom across Hartford and Bridgeport. Board of Aldermen meets tonight to hear a further report from Mayor Wilson.
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Wilson
Connecticut Company
Tts
Willam E. Seeley
Board of Apportionment
London
Jet T. King
Trelléys
Connecticut
Finexs
Hartford
Bridgeport
Trolley Company
Jitney Associations
Cyvic
Empress Eugenie Dies in Exile Amid Global Turmoil
Fragmented account notes Empress Eugenie’s death in Spain following exile after Napoleon III’s fall. It recalls her entourage of American protectors, escape by yacht to England, and her later life in England and France, including mausoleum plans and links to Suez Canal pomp.
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Adies
Thomas VJ. Iovans
Paris
Mightacroes
France
Channel
England
Empire
Napoleon II
Jengland
Prince Imperial
Parin Dresaed Im
Diack
Walt
Farneworth
Eurzenic
Suez Canal
Cairo
Fools Hen Scheme Aims to Boost Egg Output
G C Graham of Nichols claims a simple method doubles egg production by waking hens with a 3 AM electric light. He recently won second prize in a state egg-laying contest and argues his plan is legitimate as he parses laying power to prove larger, wetter yields. The scheme hinges on lighting the henhouse at dawn to spur earlier production.
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G C. Graham
Nichols
My. Grenam
Graham Cldims
Cox Promises Farmer As Secretary To Win Vote
Governor Cox, a Democrat, pledges to name a real dirt farmer as secretary of agriculture if elected. He spoke to neighbor farmers at Tri's End, saying the farmer must have personally tilled soil. Tyr Ansen arrived from San Francisco, outlining convention plans with no campaign details disclosed.
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Cox
Iho
Tri
Ormer
Tyr Ansen
Washington
San Francisco
Pins
Aml
Ansberry
Boyhand
Jacksonburs
Harding in Conference After Attending Church
Senator Harding and Mrs. Harding attended morning services at Trinity Baptist church in Marton with Mays and Harry M. Daugherty. They discussed campaign plans with National Chairman Will Hays, who then left for New York to confer with party leaders.
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Mays
Washington
Harding
Hays
Trinity Baptist Church
George I Burding
J. H. McAfee
Porksmouth
Onio
Weather forecast for Exstern New York and Atlantic coast
The report notes showers on Monday in Exstern New York and likely showers on Tuesday. Local showers are expected in New England, with temperature changes limited to a few areas. Atlantic coast winds run north of Sandy Hook to Hatteras, with moderate, mainly south winds and showers. Local time observations include sunrise, sunset, and tides.
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New
New England
Minnday
Atlantic States
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Jlo Hatteras
Baily Agamaniac
Onlenluza
Aridscnort
Biddiehrook Alnuwou
Obituary notices of John Doyle and local figures in Hartford
A brazen obituary record lists John Doyle a bricklayer and longtime area resident with survivors including wife Bridget and children Mrs. Philip Germain Mrs. Charles Harding and Mrs. John O Connor as well as son Frank Doyle and brother William of New Britain A funeral is set from Frank Doyles home with a high mass at Sacred Heart Church Burial at St Michaels Cemetery Jeremiah H Scully a longtime State Street art dealer dies in Hartford His survivors include wife two daughters Mrs Edward Kelly of Hartford Mrs George Lieberum and three grandchildren A funeral from Lieberum Heaphy mortuary is planned with a requiem at Sacred Heart Church Burial at St Michaels Cemetery Mrs Elizabeth A Beardster and Mrs Margaret Fagen receive funeral services and masses at local churches Burial at Elm Street Cemetery in Montville and St Michaels Cemetery follow Services for Miss Margaret MeeCarthy and Margaret Vigo are noted with masses and burials at St Michaels and St Stephens Churches Various clerical services and burials are listed for local residents including Ferdinand Laahn and others.
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John Boyle
John Doyle
Erne
Bridget
Philip Germain
Charles Harding
John O'Connor
Frank
William Doyle
New Britain
Boston
Mass
Frank Doyle
Speet Street
St. Michael's Cuttice Lory
Jeremiah
Scully
Jeremiah H Scully
Cty
Hartford
Conn
State Street
Edward Kelly
George Lieberum
Lieberum & Heaphy
Funers
Margaret Aegan
Margaret MeeCarthy
Margaret Mee Carthy
Frombie Hone
Adams
Trence ‘Bl
Margaret G. Vigo
Margaret Graro Wean
Stephen
Elizabe Fila
Tite
St. Stephen's Fae
Barlil
Slowe
Ferdinand Laahn
Trolley Men Meet Amid Union Silence on Strike Notices
Members of the local trolley men union met last night in Musicias hall at 164 State Street. An officer declined to reveal the meeting’s nature while President Storrs at the Connecticut company stated that notices had been printed claiming trolley men would not be met after July 15.
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Trolley Mans Union
Musicias Hall
State Street
Storrs
Connecticut Company
Gald
Four youths held on auto theft charge in Milford
Milford July 11 inspectors say four Waterbury youths Joseph Garren Coe street Ray Wills Cherry street Michael Cronin East Main street and Herbert Keenan Cos street were stopped for speeding on the Milford turnpike last night and could not show a driver license. They confessed to stealing the car of John Cullison 621 Woreatt street Waterbury and will be turned over to Waterbury police tomorrow morning.
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Milford
Carroll
Milford Turnpike
Waterbury
Joseph Garren
Coe Street
Ray Wills
Cherry Street
Michael Cronin
East Main Street
Herbert Keenan
Cos Street
John Cullison
King at Home But Calls No Melting in Local GOP Talk
A Ber urbican town committee had no meeting yesterday and no session is planned soon. Fairfield County leader Joan T. King refused to comment when approached by a reporter about the local Republican candidates and the fall campaign.
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J. A
Robinson
Joan T. King
Fairfield County
Jaca
Auto stolen from street in Tain according to police report
Andrew Tooter of 1y Princes street reports his automobile stolen last night from Gald street in Tain. The agent Teapowt to the detective bureau notes the license plate DA C41 967E.
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Andrew Tooter
Princes Street
Gald
Tain Street
Detective Bureau
Wicker Weaving Shifts From Hand to Machine Work
A long standing hand weaving industry has migrated to machine production after five decades. The shift raises questions about worker adaptation and local economic impact as machinery increasingly dominates the wicker craft.
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Five
Sears
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Euch
Goody Rubber CO
Broadway
Phone
Barclay—fire - Service
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Planet JR
Fowler Cultivato
American Hardware Store Incorporated
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Main St
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