Baldwin outlines policy on Ruhr reparations in brief Commons address
Premier Baldwin and Lord Curzon delivered brief pronouncements on Britain’s stance toward Germany’s Ruhr reparations. Italy backs England over France, with no clear reply to Germany’s latest offer. Plans unfold gradually, seeking a negotiated settlement without French concessions, while avoiding US involvement.
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London
Associated
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Marquis Curzon
House of Lords
Lloyd-George
Elenar
Law
Baldwin
France
Bonar Law
Germany
Europe
Alliea
United States
Italy
England
Reginald McKenna
McMillan Expedition Members Have Close Call on Iceberg
A Bowdoin party near Greenly Island Labrador narrowly escaped disaster while photographing a flat topped iceberg. Three crewmen cut footholds with a hatchet and climbed. a massive ice collapse sent hundreds of tons of ice crashing into the sea as the last man boarded the boat.
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Boston
Mays
Bowdoin
Donald B. McMillan
Battle Harbor
North Arctic
RK. B. Bourns
Chathamport
WNP
Henley Harbor
Labrador
Greenly Island
Driver Arrested After Boy Is Struck on Noble Avenue
A speeding crowd on Noble avenue gathered after an eight year old boy was struck by Edwin L. Miner's car. Miner fled to police for protection, later posted bond on a reckless driving charge as the boy, Charles Cisco, lay in critical condition with possible skull fracture at Emergency Hospital.
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Crossing Street
Charles Cisco
Wea
Putnam Street
Edwin L. Miner
Taylor’ Street
Torrington
Miner
Banda
Led
Cisco
Levinson
Ernest Sandiford
Woodstock Avenue
Stratford
Gordon Street
Post Office
Patay Zisacigila
Hallett Street
Ziseigila
St Vincent's Hospital
Stolen Auto Crashes Into Wagon Hurting Rider
A stolen car carrying three youths sped along Stratford Avenue late last night at over fifty mph. It smashed into a horse and wagon at Nichola Street, severely injuring a passenger and damaging the wagon and horse. Two youths fled. driver injured. The owner reported the loss to police fifteen minutes earlier. Emergency crews removed four men from wreckage. Continued on page two.
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Stratford Avenue
Nichola Street
Bridgeport Hospital
F L. Bosserman
State Street
Broad Street
Nichols Street
Jacob Schriever
Pembroke Street
Schriever
Only One Bridgeport Golfer Qualifies at Inwood
Bridgeport is represented by Henry Cuici in the United States Open at Inwood with Cuici tying for qualification with John Black. George Sparling and Al Cuici were eliminated, while Henry Cuici and P O Hari prepare to tee off. The article previews a major Open with many golf stars and a long 72 hole format.
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Bridgeport
Inwood
Henry Cuici
John Black
George Sparling
al Cuici
Henry
Cuici
P. O. Hari
Hagen
Sarazen
Barnes Hutchison
Kirrkwood
Farrell Evai
Jones
Culmet
Baeuwater
Delgel Mar
Stratford Lumber Official Injured In Auto Theft Attempt
Stratford July 12 special to the Telegram Edward Chatlos of Chatlos Lumber was badly hurt when a thief stole his car. Chatlos grabbed the running board and was knocked to the pavement as the thief sped up Broad Street hill toward Barnum Avenue. Police on motorcycles pursued the vehicle.
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Chatlos
Barnum Avenue
Polo
Boy Burned After Tumble Into Bon Fire on Sylvan Avenue
A year old boy, five year old John Hownacshy of 58 Sylvan Avenue, fell into a bonfire while playing with companions. His clothing caught fire causing burns to the head chest and face. Neighbors aided, several bystanders burned slightly. He was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in serious condition last night.
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John Hownacshy
Sylvan Avenue
Fellowa
Phe Fle
St Vincent’s Hospital
In Levinson
Kemersent
Murderer Leads Dual Life In Inquest On Danbury Hermit Slaying
Bridgeport man John Dondone, farmhand on Mark H. Dewsnap's Danbury farm, confessed to murdering 70 year old George Hoitz on May 4. He posed as a State police officer, extorted hush money, and led a double life among local residents. Coroner to resume inquest Friday at 10:30 AM at Topstone station.
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John J. Phelan
Bridgeport
George Hoitz
John Dondone
Mark H. Dewsnap
Dondone
Frank Virellli
Virelli
John Kelley
Ridge Meth
Danbury
Mary Mastriani
Elm Street
Main Street
Hig
Stamford Man Sentenced In Drug Sale Case
Albert Cohen proprietor of a billiard parlor was arrested at the Westport sanitarium and arraigned in city court on charges of selling drugs to John Potter Frank Connors and Leo St Charles who had been held for two weeks awaiting arrest. He testified he had not evaded jurisdiction and said he went to the sanitarium for treatment. He was sentenced to six months in jail and released on bonds of 1000 dollars on appeal.
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Stamford
Albert
Cohen
Westport Sanitarium
John Potter
Frank Connors
Leo St. Charles
Cohan
Telegram Story Draws Thousands to Jersey City Fight Night
A crowd of several thousand fans gathered on Middle street by the Post-Telegraph News Service building to hear the Willard Firpo fight via Megaphone. The vivid, minute-by-minute broadcast carried the thump of glove blows and the fate of each puncher as the bout unfolded, keeping Meteners fully informed.
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Jersey City
Post-Telegram
Middle Street
Post-Pubishing Company
Ian
Eclectic Doctors Prepare to Fight Connecticut Action
The Connecticut Eclectic Medical Association says it will file an injunction the moment authorities arrest any of the 24 physicians practicing with alleged illegal licenses. Officials claim constitutional rights are at stake as prior charges reduce to 21 and licenses for several doctors are clarified.
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Atete
Connecticut
James A. Christian
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Association
Stanley H. Osborn
State Health Deartment
Maurice Uratan
Main Street
John QO. Perry
West Haven
Burstan
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
Kanaay City
Perry
William T. Ledabur
Norwalk
Murder verdict against French wife of Egyptian cotton merchant
London July 13 The coroner ruled murder in the case of Ali Kamel Fahmy Bey an Egyptian who died after being found mortally wounded in a hotel corridor. Fahmy son of a wealthy cotton merchant and his wife led a jealous, gay life in Tendon and Paris with frequent quarrels.
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London
Ali Kamel Fahmy Bey
Fahmy
Tendon
Paria
Kiwanis Loud Shirt Contest Sparks Judging Row
Kiwanians held a loud shirt contest where judges disagreed on prizes. Final first prizes went to Smoke Much Bill Arnold Earl Auditer Shook and John Haviland for bold haberdashery. Shirts featured bright colors tassels belts and Egyptian motifs with dealer gifts awarded for originality and nerve.
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Kiwanis Club
Bill Arnold
Earl
Shook
John Haviland
Nation wide rail tie ups averted says Daugherty
Attorney General Daugherty declares Chicago court order settles the 1922 shopmen strike law and guarantees public against interstate transportation paralysis. He notes the case against the United States, AF of L and 400000 others involved nationwide coverage, with ten months from hearing to final decree. He calls it a landmark in legal annals and a public safety measure.
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Daugherty
Chicago
Atfak
Columbus
Ohio
Department of Justice
United States
Department
American Federation of Labor
Wilkerson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
United States District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Uncle
Spectacular Fire Destroys Stratford Farm House
Milford July 12 Special to the Telegram A spectacular fire of unknown origin destroyed the Mark Filanowski farm house at Wheeler's Farm here around 4 PM. Damage is estimated at $5000, partly insured. Firemen saved the barn 100 feet away after a two mile run by Engine Co No 1 and Chemical Co No 1. The Filanowski family, homeless, spent the night on hay in the barn as nearly all household possessions burned. The fire was visible for miles from the high hilltop site.
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Milford
Mark Filanowski
Wheeler
Fianowak
Engine Co No. 1
Chemical Co. No.1
Filanowski
Stamford man ends life amid ill health
In Stamford a 60 year old man, John Corte of Woodside Park, shot himself in the temple after health problems repeatedly forced him to quit work. A revolver was found near his body in a pond area near Nicholas Cereulli. Survived by a son and daughter in Port Chester.
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Nicholas Cereulli
Stillwater Street
Thin City
John Corte
Woodside Park
Corte
Temple
Ia Club
Greenwich
Fla
Port Chester
Willard
Jess
Harry Lewis
Pampas Bull stops Kansan in eighth as crowd disrupts
Reported chaos follows a car collision injuring an eight year old on Noble avenue. Nearby, a porch collapse and a coroner inquiry frame a day of city notices including public safety meetings and a boxing headline where Luis Firpo defeats Jess Willard in the eighth round before a massive crowd.
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Willard
Eevery
Jeele Dempsey
Firpo
Dietane
Firpe
Zain Ad Contest Winners to Be Chosen by Judges Today
Contest entries for the Telegrams Post Zain Ad writing event will be judged at noon. A total of 456 prizes are to be awarded this week, with a final grand prize of 600 dollars on September 3 and weekly 50 dollar prizes for top ads. Winners are to be announced Sunday in the Sunday Post.
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Zain Ad
Sunday Post
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