Herriot Prefers Bonar Law Terms to Dawes Report
Paris July 11 Associated Press French Senate hears Herriot declare he is powerless to reduce inter allied war debts. He cites equity spirit with Britain, says Dawes plan should be called by its name but Bonar Law terms offer better conditions. Senate backs Herriot in restoring cordial Franco British ties.
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Paris
Associated Press
Macdonald
Herriot
France
Great Britain
Senate
House of Commons
M. Herriot
Daussat
Dawes
Germany
Prince
I A M. Herriot
Dausset
Poincare
Raymond Poincare
Gere
Note increases in food costs across several cities
The Department of Labor survey covering May 15 to June 15 reports only slight overall changes in retail food prices with increases of one to two percent in many cities including Baltimore Boston and Seattle. Over the year, several items show decreases of four to just under five-tenths of a percent.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Columbus
Denver
Fall River
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Baltimore
Boston
Bridgeport
Kans City
Angeles
Louisville
Manchester
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Richmond
Lesa Nit
Butta
Neew Haven
Portland
Maine
Ore
St. Louis
Storage space expanded by Merchants' Warehouse after acquisition
The general storage facilities of Merchants' Warehouse Company are to be extended following the recent purchase of the samples Ice and Cold Storage Company, which has been placed in the hands of receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Merchants’ Warehouse Company
Viani
Saples
Comny
Sume
Why Give Suggestions Says Blodgett At Hearings
State Tax Commissioner Willam Blodgett told Bridgeport assessors that suggestions would be forgotten, while witnesses from Remington Arms and other firms prepared to testify at Monday’s hearing. He questioned why valuations vary and urged inquiry into assessors’ methods as officials from the Board of Relief also planned to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Assessors
Bridgeport
Willam
Blodgett
Thomas McCormick
John ¥. Caldwell
Hasen
Herman Walder
Caesar-Misch Company
AL. Patrchild
G. W. Fairchild Company
Jarvis Williams
Remington Arms Company
Edward J. Bowers
George ET
Mr. Blodgett
Liddell Wins 400 Metre Olympic with World Record
Eric Liddell, a thin legged Scotch divinity student, wins the 400 metre Olympic final for Great Britain, clocking a world record of 47.35 seconds. He leads from the start, outsprints Earatio Fitch, as Swiss contender Umbach collapses and American Taylor suffers a fall but finishes respectably. The United States earns points in other events as Finland maintains a strong lead in overall standings.
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Olympic Stadium
Coolombs
France
Associated Press
Eric Liddell
Great Britain
Liddell
Earatio Fitch
Fiten
Joseph Tmbach
J. Coard Taylor
Taylor
Johnston
Canada
Lanse
Farmbach
America
Emer
Norton
Georgetown
Harold Osborne
Illinois
A. C
United States
Finland
Nurmi
Ritola
Tala
Nnguymed
$1500 Lost on Avon Mountain by Motorist Hartford
D H Unkes of Lakeville reports $1500 in new hundred-dollar bills lost on Avon Mountain while driving to Hartford to pay a loan. He stored the money in a Manila envelope with his name, but after stopping to adjust brakes he cannot locate the envelope, despite searching the roadway.
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Hartford
Avon Mountain
D. H. Unkes
Lakeville
Calses
Observer Arrives for Conference on Dawes Report
London July 11. The American observer for the reparations commission Colonel James A Logan arrived from Paris to participate in the inter allied conference. He met Ambassador Kellogg and is expected to sit at the conference table with Kellogg throughout sessions. Owen D Young is due in New York to join the opening July 16 and may take an administrative role if the plan is approved.
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London
Associated Press
Paris
James A, Logan
Ambassado Kellogge
Grow ‘Bouse
Kellogg
Logan
Qwen D.young
New York
Playing Cowboy Accidental Gun Injury Among Siblings
Anthony 10 found a blank cartridge pistol and discharged a lead bullet toward his sister Mary Jupe 18 at 24 Caroline Street. The bullet hit her forehead and doctors at Emergency Hospital removed the lead. Mother says he was reenacting cowboy scenes when the accident occurred.
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Mary Jupe
Caroline Street
Anthony
Auto Vanquished in Telegraph Pole Duel
Jacob Levy of 756 Maplewood avenue crashed his car while attempting to smash three telegraph poles on North avenue. He drove about Brooklawn avenue at 11 miles an hour and failed to hit the poles, but wrecked the vehicle, was arrested on reckless driving charges, and held on ball. An ambulance responded. a funeral for a local hero in a junk yard was arranged.
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Jacob Levy
North Avenue
Levy
Maplewood Avenue
Brooklawn Avenue
Yver Levy
Char Og Reck
Jeza
Herole Gutomeblie
Woman Injured in Midnight City Crash on St Broad Gilbert
One woman sustained neck and right wrist injuries after a two car collision at the corner of St Broad and Gilbert streets soon after midnight. Four passengers were showered with glass as cars crashed. one vehicle mounted a tree and another rolled over. Both drivers, Mike Cotes and Anthony F. Clacero, were arrested on reckless driving charges. The injured woman, Sophie Rae, received emergency treatment at Wajaee Hospital.
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St Broad
Gilbert Streets
Gilbert
Oth
Mike Cotes
Broad Street
Anthony FF. Clacero
Broad Alruet
Sophie
Rae
Theurgeon
Iamergency Hospital
Wajaee
Woman lifer at state prison declared insane
Mrs Amy Archer Gilligan, serving life for murder in Hartford, has been declared sane and a request sent to Governor Templeton for temporary commitment to the State hospital for the Insane at Middletown. Doctors report mild temporary insanity after recent behavior changes. no violence noted.
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Hartford
Amy . Archer Gilligan
Templeton
H. J. W. Scott
State Hospital
Middletown
Percy B. Battey
Frederick
Waa
Simpson
Hospital For the
Thas
Milford
Charles Island
Waterbury
Ansonia
Norwalk High Schoo
Charles Bryan
Danbury
New Canaan Club
Bingham
Beme
Gilligan
Bartford
Regina Blume
Bridgeport
Natureopsthy Collage
Hartford Student at Columbia U Drowns in Tub
Miss Phyliss Katzenstein of Hartford Connecticut a 26 year old teacher in the Hartford public schools died in an accidental drowning today in a bath tub at her Columbia University summer school apartment. The medical examiner said she fainted in the water.
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New .Vyore
Phyliss Katzenstein
Hartford
Conn
Columbia University
Tax delinquent writs delayed until Monday
A further delay in the preparation of writs for service on personal property tax delinquents has been experienced, and service will not be made until Monday, Assistant City Attorney Henry Greenstein said yesterday.
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Henry Greenstein
Ripe Olives Fatal To Four At Dinner
Four diners died or fell seriously ill after eating ripe olives served at a dinner hosted by Mrs Paul Ache of Pittsburgh at Alpine lodge near Cody Wyoming. Dick Richardson, 24, of Germantown, died at St Vincent's hospital. He was the fourth victim. three earlier victims included Paul Ache Jr and two others. Medical staff in Kansas City prepared serum by air if possible.
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Bllaangs
Mont
Dick+ Richardson
Germantown
P. Diad
St. Vincent's Hospital
Paul Ache
Pittsburgh
Alartch Lodge
Cody
Wyo
Richardson
Kansas City
Wagenta Jones
Paul Ache, Jr
Toby Richardson
A. Richardson
Orother
Ritz Carlton Roof Raided by Prohibition Agents
Prohibition officers raid the Ritz Carlton roof in New York after complaints from fashionable neighbors. Six employees arrested and summonses issued for the hotel corporation owners. Officers seized 75 bottles partly filled with rye and Scotch whiskey and champagne. Officials plan to seek a card warrant and possible orders to close the roof as a public nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prohibition
R. Merrick
Prohibition Forces
Castellane Gould Marriage Ties Annulled by Pope
Rome reports Pope Pius' ratification of a commission ruling that the religious marriage of Anna Gould, Duchess of Talleyrand, to Boni De Castellane is annulled. The case follows his earlier civil divorce and remarriage to the Duke de Talleyrand, with renewed Vatican efforts to resolve the status.
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Castellane Gould
Pope
Rome
Associated Press
Pius Totley
Special Commission of Cardinals
Boni de Castellane-Gould
Duchess of Talleyrand
Anna Gould
Boni de Castellane
Count Boni de Castellane
Vatican
Duke de Tales ‘A
Count Boni
Ele
Anna
Aithocjse
Tenement Blaze Under Fire Department Investigation
Police and fire investigators probing a Park Avenue blaze that destroyed property valued at 15000 and forced four families to flee. Mrs Hygan Gold says eviction threats prompted the inquiry as detectives assess incendiary origin. A separate board contract awarded Hill Coal 5600 tons at 12.60 per ton.
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Fire Department
Detective ‘Bureau
Park Avenus
Hygman Gold
Wice
Bhe
Daniel H. Johnson
Board of “Iraucation
The
Hill Coal Company
Held at Bay by Lunatic Ram-Runner Crew Rescued
SIDNEY Nova Scotia July 14 Police answered distress signals from the ram runer Annie 5 as she anchored off port rescuing her crew from an axe wielding mutineer Captain White tackled the mad sailor. Mutiny began aboard after leaving St Pierre Miquelon with liquor cargo. Quellean from St Pierre tried to seize control, drove crew below deck and set fire to the forecastle before police intervened and chained him. The captain remained captive in the pilot house until authorities arrived and overpowered the mutineer.
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Sidney
N. S
Annie
Lewis Quelleon
St Pierre
Miquelon
Captain White
Annle
Quellaen
Quellean
Te Fore- Castle
Lie Pilot House
Queallean
Hindle Drugist William P Hindle Dies After Illness
William P Hindle longtime Bridgeport druggist owner of Hindle Drug Co dies at home after collapsing while entering Lyon's drug store on Fairfield Ave. He was 73, survived by wife Ida Bronson, son Mather and 6 year old Bronson. Funeral Monday at 3 PM from Myrtle Ave home. Dr Day to officiate. Burial Mountain Grove under A B and A M Corinthian Lodge.
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William P. Hindle
Myrtle Avenue
Hindle Drug Stores
Bridgeport
Lyon
Fairfield Avenue
William Horace
United Church
Mountain Grove
Mamaten'y
A.B
A.M
Hindle
Fairfield Beach
Albert Levinson
Mergency
Horatio DeLucca
I Bridgeport
William P. Hinde
East Side
Pred Stevens Drug Store
Main Street
Fie
Hindils Drug Company
Frederic A. Bartlett
Sharfiect
Fhindle
Ida Bronson
Mather
Bridgeport High School
Bronson
The Samson Episode Mystery and Bridgeport Hair Trends
The Bridgeport Sunday Pest reports on hair fashion debates referencing Delilah and Samson as a playful backdrop. It notes modern women debating bobbing styles and mentions readers seeking the latest shear triumphs from the town’s sources.
Non-Coms Form Association At Fort Wright
Non commissioned officers of the Atlantic Regiment Coast Artillery Corps N G formed a non commissioned officers association at a meeting camp this evening. Sergeant John Rourke of Battery C was elected president with Sergeant Isaac Wilcox of Battery B as vice president and Servey Coe of Battery A as secretary and treasurer. Battery B held small arms practice at the rifle range while Battery A practiced on artillery and marching and the afternoon featured small arms practice.
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Wright-Fishers Island
Telegram & Ervice
Atlantic Regiment
Coast Artilery Corps
N. G
Bsergeant
John Rourke
Battery C
Isaac Wilcox
Servey, Coe
Wadoo calls on Davis as party roils in doubt
Bridgeport report notes a Park board lift on the ban against religious services in city parks after two protests from a Bible class. Also mention of tax delinquent writs likely served Monday, a car crash injuring telegraph poles, and arraignment for reckless driving. Plus political chatter on Adoo, Davis, Hull, and National chairmanship.
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Bridgeport
Park Board
Elty'a
Thay
Jacob Levy
Levy
Bloggett
Williams
Zindle
Jong
Supreme Court of Wrrors
Austin
Clovbr
Norwalk
Huntington Coolidge Club
Stratford
Tent Meetings in Philadelphia gospel event teased
Special evam tells thy meetings by Tamea Marshall and Wilan Wark of Philadelphia announce a local gospel event. It will be held at the gallery on Barnum Avenue and East Avenue and will be contained during next week.
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Evam
Ron. Auoto
Tamea Marshall
Wilan Wark
Philadelphia
Barnum Avenue
East Avenue
Circuit Flyers Arrive at Constantinople
By the Associated Press the airmen of the American Army flyers arrive in good health at Constantinople yesterday. They will depart tomorrow for Paris to participate in the celebration of the French national holiday on the four teenth of July.
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Constantinople
Iice
Buehirrs
Rum Runners Cars Sold for 1848 Dollars in New Haven
Federal agents auctioned confiscated rum running automobiles in New Haven. About 22 cars were sold for a total of 1848.50 dollars, with many bidding in for their former owners.
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New Haven
Democratic hopes and McAdoo's noncommittal stance
New York news recounts William G McAdoo breaking his silence at the Folies at the New Amsterdam theatre saying he will support the Democratic nominee after a European trip. John W Davis, the Democratic presidential candidate, receives heavy calls from McAdoo and others and Rockwell pledges support, while party leadership debates chairman and campaign roles.
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New York
William Gibbs McAdoo
Willi Rogers
the Folles
New Amsterdam
Tor
Europe
Locust Valley
Long Island
John W. Davis
William G. McAdoo
Smith
Cordella Hath
Democratic National Committee
Davis
McAdoo
Bryan
Californian
Frank Li. Polo
Mr. Davis
David Ladd Rockwell
Daves
Rockwall
Rockwell
Tymis
Hull
George White
Ohia
Cox
White Dhe
Clem Shaver
Clarksburg
WV. Va
Davis Club
Trains Grash Switch Wreck Hurts Sixteen In Kentucky
A Baltimore and Ohio eastbound passenger train struck a broken switch near Cincinnati on July 11, injuring sixteen passengers, four seriously. The third coach split, smashing into a siding cattle car. victims included Alisa Olen Kitchen, Leroy Crye, George Hil, and Carrie Ray, with several others treated on site for cuts and bruises. The remaining cars stayed on track and the train continued to its destination.
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Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Alisa Olen Kitchen
Chillicothe
Oso
Leroy Crye
Madison
Ville, Tenn
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