Bolshevists Credited With Silesia Rioting
Warsaw reports the Polish foreign office attributes recent Upper Silesia disturbances to Bolshevist influence. The statement notes outsiders provoked uprisings in mines and towns like Gleiwitz, driving Polish workers from jobs and attacking both Germans and peaceful Poles. It claims the movement had an anarchist Bolshevist character.
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Warsaw
Upper Silesia
Gleiwitz
Movment
Lub
Williamson rumored as possible compensation chief in Darien
Citizens hear rumors that Attorney Charles F Williamson of Darien may be named compensation commissioner to succeed Edward T Buckingham whose term expires January 1 Buckingham is a Democrat and former first holder of the office Williamson is a lawyer with Bowers and Williamson and a prosecutor's assistant in the Common Pleas court appointment hinges on the Republican nomination and the November election
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Ety
Thay
Charles F. Williamson
Darien
Houses of Representatives
Edward T. Buckingham
Williamson
Rapub- Ucan
Buckingham
Banacrat
Tha Itive
Baldwin
Common Pleia Court
Bowers& Williamson
Ibhia
Sovarner
Taft Bankruptcy Hearing Postponed
The first meeting of creditors in the bankrupt estate of Daniel Taft on North Main Street, an automobile accessory dealer, was adjourned after the debtor failed to provide accurate information and could not produce his books. He was instructed to bring his records to court.
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Daniel Taft
North Main Street
Reveree
John Keogh
Government Ready to Apply Troops in Strike
Washington dispatch reports federal authorities prepared to deploy troops and marshal deputies to protect mail service amid national strike threats. Officials cite Interstate Commerce Act authority and Neagle precedent guiding potential use of soldiers or marshals to move mail trains and uphold law. Governors may request militia only if needed as federal forces intervene to ensure interstate commerce remains uninterrupted.
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Torleston
Washington
Depariment of Justice
Cleveland
Gene jQiney
Pullman
United States
War Department
Chicago
Harding
Soring Noglton
USA
Marsha
Department of Justice
Shell
Sama
Givan
Supreme Court of the United States
Ghia
Justice Flald
Sonat
States
Greenwich man held for voluntary manslaughter charge
In Greenwich on July 11 James Thiggs aaulden keeper, held by Justice Mene in 516,900 bail, faced a charge tied to the death of Arthur Doran on July 2. Prosecutor James F. Walsh described Boran's dash as an old tale with Haupt being the primary cause, while adding careless handling of a revolver.
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Greenwich
James Thiggs Aaulden
Corgner
Hauor
Briggs
Greenwich Man Held on Forgery Charge
William Wormsley bound over to the debtor court on a 200 dollar bail in Greenwich today charged with forgery based on a complaint by E. D. Watts. The alleged crime involved writing a 250 dollar check to A. KK Williams Joy using Watts’s name.
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Greenwich
William Wormsley
James R. Mead
E. D
Watts
Wormsley
Greerwich Trust Company
A. KK
Williams Joy
E. D. Watts
Wormeley
Lewig Atree
Worms- Joy
Gonreethcur Trust Company
Hartford
Evidenhe
Fairfield Band To Give Concert At Legion Field
Fairfield Fairfield July 11 Unanowa Band of Fairfield will give a concert at Legion Field Wednesday night at 8 00 p m lasting until 10 00 p m The program includes Legond Regiment March Golden Scapter Criterion Bunny Lead Waltz Geof Stephen Tros ter and Paopwar dance music The weekly concert draws crowds under 2800 parony and is well received by local students and residents
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Unanowa Band of
Legion Field
Pang
Peter Sauer
Legond
Criterion
Bunny
Geof
Stephen Troster
Paopwar
Crewda
Wfairfield
Ahout TB Oe
Newburgh
Dupont
Fairfely
Newburgh Tetas
Talfield
Walrfield Beach
American Red Cross
Edward Laivy
White Plains N. Y
Post Road
Camp Cootie
Painfield Beach
George Stoll
Fred West
Garry
Fredrick Smith
Grasmere Avenue
Fred von Holts
Redfield Road
Bridgenort
Wothelling Motor
Smith
Ross Hill
Wood
Boy Injured by Falling Tree at Willow Street
Joseph Ayers aged thirteen suffered a 15 foot fall from a tree, cutting his knees and head with contusions to the body on Willow Street. J Sussiin from Emergency Nog attended and removed him to his home for treatment.
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Joseph Ayers
Willow Street
J. Sussiin
Milford Visiting Nurse Association Meet Reports Health Work
At July Milford Visiting Nurse Association meeting the public health nurse reported 129 visits in the month with 42 advisory and 14 social service calls. Three tuberculosis patients were in care, and 76 patients served with 67 under care at month end including 14 new cases. A silver tea for the association is planned hosted by Mrs Arthur Clark and Mrs Walter Clark. Regular monthly Board of Education meeting followed with routing matters discussed.
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Milford
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Regumenthely
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Mrurne
B&b
Association
Arthur B. Clark
Morse Association
Walter Glark
Arthur Clack
Bossa of Education
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