British May Cut Cruiser Tonnage Further As Japan Backs U.S.
Geneva dispatch reports late night discussions as Britain weighs a further reduction in cruiser tonnage to meet Japanese objections. The U S and Britain consider a bilateral pact while Japan signals openness to joint talks but opposes maintaining the 400 000 ton limit, hinting at possible broader naval limits.
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Washington
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Woman says a negro attacked her with an axe
From Sparks Gap near Birmingham Hull Howell returned home to find his wife injured. She told nurses the assault was committed by a black man who struck her face and body with an axe while her husband was away. Her condition was described as doubtful for recovery.
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Birmingham
Associated Press
Sparks Gap
Hull Howell
Pair Seek Marriage License Arrested Waterbury
George Laham of West Roxbury Massachusetts and Eleanor Laham, sixteen, daughter of Abraham Laham of Boston, were detained by Waterbury police after attempting to obtain a marriage license in Naugatuck. They eloped and used the same surname and address. Laham is held for Boston authorities as investigators handle the case.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
George Laham Twentyfour
West Roxbury
Mas
Eleanor Laham
Abraham Laham
Boston
Naugatuck
Oters
Laham
Gir
Lous Schitler Jr
Lcense
Weed
Lebwn
French Press Hods Chewing Gum Immoral
Paris July 14 By Associated Press chewing gum is blamed for moral and esthetic decline in France. Actors face fines for chewing gum on stage and dancers suffer slips from sticky chews. The habit spread with the AE F era and is sold in thousands of stores.
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Paris
Associated Press
Pena
Portage of Rearrange News Briefs From Page 1 and 7
A scanned paper fragment aggregates notices and items from multiple pages, including council actions on rates and licenses, a phone rate adjustment plan, local theater and traffic incidents, policing notes, and upcoming meetings. Names and places are fragmentary, with brief mentions of courts, committees, and community events across several pages.
New Haven Railroad Retires Storekeeper William Corr
William H Corr of 589 Broad Street Bridgeport retired as storekeeper for the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. He began service in 1892 as an engine wiper at Harlem River engine house and became storekeeper in 1906. Transferred to New Haven in 1910, Corr will receive a company pension.
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William H Corr
Broad Street
Bridgeport
New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Corr
Harlem River
Byrd Bids French au revoir as he sails home
Commander Richard E Byrd and three crewmen finish the Atlantic flight era, sail from Cherbourg aboard the Leviathan with Clarence Chamberlin aboard as a passenger. The voyage follows a triumphant reception in France and marks a return home after weeks of acclaim. The Leviathan carries the fractured wings and parts of the America monoplane, slowed by the late boarding.
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AU Revoir
Cherbourg
France
Associated Press
Richard E Byrd
Leutenant Neville
Balchen
Bert Acosta
Atlantic
Clarence Chamberlin
Germany
Columbia
Chamberlin
Continent
America
Commandos
Lindbergh
Channel
Leviathas
Ver-Sur-Mer
Plant Closes 10 Honor Kingsbury Funeral Nearby
Bridgeport Brass will shut the entire plant and offices until noon to honor Frederick J Kingsbury chairman of the board who died Monday night at his New Haven home. Executives and members of related associations will attend services at St Thomas Episcopal Church in New Haven at 2 PM and burial will be at Riverside Cemetery Waterbury. Kingsbury, born in Waterbury in 1863, had a lengthy career and his death came as a surprise to local business circles.
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Frederick J Kingsbury
New Heaven
Cay
The
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Bridgeport Manufacturers Association
St Thomas’ Episcopal Church
New Haven
Rey W A Beardsley
Riverside Cemetery
Waterbury
Mr Kingsbury
Milford Man Mourns Dolph as Gift of German Shepherd Fails
In Milford a Fire Commissioner refused Gerda Vogel and the American Kennel Club gift of a German Shepherd named Gerd to replace Dolph. Dolph von was shot last week by a police officer who mistook him for a mad dog. The officer was absent at the time and the dog died from injuries after paint remover exposure.
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Gum Yd Manikur
Dolph
William McHuta
Dolphs
Gerda Vogel
Fire Board
Wolipll
Doug Pesigiee
Weid
Helen Larkin
American Kennel Club
Rolf Vy Etterbing
Rita Vd Klawson
Rita Klawson
Grim
Gerd
Dolph von
Thayer before Vanzetti Board in Secret Session
Boston July 12 The Associated Press reports Judge Webster Thayer who presided over the Sacco Vanzetti trial and Governor Fuller met with a three member advisory committee in a secret conference lasting over two hours. Thayer refused to comment beyond Nothing for publication as reporters noted his silent departure and lack of disclosure about the closed doors.
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Boston
Associated Press
Webster Thayer
Superior Court
Fuller
Sacco-Vanzetti
Thayer
Stele House
Hooker
State House
Park Street
Governor Fuller
Judge Thayer
James F. Richardson
Dartmouth College
Ladt
Richardson
Operator Burned as Film Ignites at Palace Theatre
A motion picture machine operator, Steve Anger, was burned and about a hundred spectators fled when two reels burst into flames at the Palace theatre on East Main Street. Firemen confined the blaze to the operating booth with minor interior damage. Anger suffered first and second degree burns. Two reels were destroyed and two more films substituted for the remainder of the show.
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Palace Theatre
East Main Street
Martin Hayden
Steve Anger
Hancock Avenue
Themen
Chester
Higgins Murder Political Motive Cited In Ireland
Dublin July 12 The assassination of Kevin Ohiggins vice president of the Free State council was described as a political murder by President Cosgrave. Ten men were charged with conspiracy to murder and remanded. among those arrested was George Plunkett who claimed the defendants are all of the same.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Cosgrave
Kevin Ohiggin
Free State Council
O'Higgins
George Plunkett
Count Plunkett
Plunkett
Boy, Six, Hurt in Fall From Truck
A six year old boy on Hamilton Street fell from a truck onto the YeHaw MIH bridge and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital with injuries. Police initially suspected a hit and run but later concluded the child hopped onto the truck and fell as the driver was unaware of the incident. An ambulance and Dr Alexander Sotiosy responded, and the boy was kept under observation at the city station overnight.
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Anthony Labourd
Hamilton Street
Bridgeport
YeHaw Mih Bridge
Alexander Sotiosy
Alletl
Levine Offers 10 Pay 10000 Fare In Courtney Plane
Charles A Levine sought a passenger ride in the Dornier Napier Whale Plane with Captain Frank T Courtney amid a plan to fly the Atlantic westward this week from Calshot Naval Flying Base England. Courtneys would not postpone the flight, though Levine offered 10 900 to join.
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Telegram
Alliznte
Great Britain
Allance
Britain
Westminster Ganrette
Calshot
England
Charles A Levine
America
Bellanca
Mayice Drouhin
Aviietor
Frank T. Cowboy
New York
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Courtney
Columbia
Atlantic
Southampton
Clair
Pacific Flyers Welcomed Home After Hawaii Flight
San Francisco and nearby cities lit with excitement as Lieutenants Lester J Maitland and Albert Hegenberger returned from the Hawaii flight. Aboard the liner the welcome included wreaths dropped by seaplanes, Army and Navy officials greeting them, and a chorus of cheers from crowds along the bay. Maitland praised the navigation feat, noting the unprecedented crossing of the vast ocean and precise hit on a small target.
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Associated Press
California
Lester J Maitland
Albert Hegenberger
Hawaii
Bay
James Ralph Jr
Army
Navy
Grseting
H B Clagett
Ninth Corps Air Service
Allan F Snody
US & Misulesippi
Honolulu
Maitland
Dr McCoy's Article Appears on Page 13
The Telegram today features Dr Frank McCoy with his fifteenth article on methods to be employed in education. Page 13 presents the analysis and guidance for educators seeking practical approaches in teaching.
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Dr. McCoy
Frank McCoys
Telegram Today
Bones Found Near Scene Of Brooklyn Double Murder
Lee, a 38 year old janitor, pleaded not guilty to the murders of Sarah Brownell and Selma Bennett. Detectives recovered a package of bones in Prospect Park and Lee admitted buying 35 cans of lye to cleanse pipes, claiming it was for the sewer system. The case centers on missing Evelyn de Martino and the Prospect Place house where the victims lived.
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New York
Associated Press
Ludwig Halvernon
Brooklyn
Nole
Lee
Sarah Elizabeth Brownell
Selma Larsen Bennett
Prospect Park
Prospect Place
Miss Brownell
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Mnett
Muiden
Easton Site Sures Easton Site Sures WICC Counsel Says
Easton officials defend a zoning ordinance aimed at blocking WICC the Budgeport broadcasting station contending the measure Will not reach the station's property transfer on Sport Hill and could face a court injunction. attorney Jacob B Klein doubts a nuisance finding without demonstrated operation and pending continuation on Page Two.
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WICC
Budgeport
Jacob B Klein
Adio
Mmits
Klein
Sport Hill
John H Candee
Broad
Mr Klein
Huntington Telephone Firm Elects Officers
Huntington, July 12. John Weat was elected president of the Huntington Telephone company at the annual election of officers. Charles Millard was named vice president, Olin Sheton secretary and treasurer, with Clorence M Webb and Frederick Nichola auditing. The company, organized 20 years ago, now serves nearly 100 subscribers with 13 party and three private wires and operates two long distance and two toll wires to Derby through Southern New England Telephone. The business is locally owned and repairs are handled by the company.
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Huntington
John Weat
Huntington Telephone Company
Charles Millard
Olin She‘On
Clorence M Webb
Frederick Nichola
Derby
Southern
New England Telephone Company
Usiness
Quake Death Toll Tops Thousand in Middle East
Cairo dispatches put the death toll over 1000 with most fatalities in Transjordan. Reports cite 72 dead at Maan 80 at Ramleh and about 100 at Amman. Beersheba and Gaza spared major damage though many towns affected. Jerusalem reports widespread destruction and complex damage to landmarks and buildings. No Americans killed or injured per a State Department dispatch.
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Daily Mail
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Ramleh
Aout
Amman
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Ladd
el Salte
Beersheba
Gaza
Waterbury man dies of heart disease in heat
Waterbury aged 48, Tereny Panasayik of 12 Wood Street, collapsed on his way from the American Brass Company wire mill after 6 PM. Medical Examiner Dr A. Crane ruled death due to heart disease with extreme heat as a probable factor. The day’s high reached 88 degrees, with humidity, and fell to 84 by 5 PM.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Tereny Panasayik
Wood Street
American Brass Company
A. 4 Crane
Keating Leads Lake George Swim to Halfway Mark
Edward F Keating of New York held the lead in the Lake George marathon swim with seven miles remaining as 18 of 149 entrants pursued him. Ernest Vierkopter challenged, while Canadian youth Meyer Mendelsohn held third and Ethel Hertle faced a late-race shift. Officials reported 27 swimmers treated earlier, none seriously hurt, and Jack Dempsey christened the scene by sending the swimmers off amid a crowded, tense start.
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Lake George NY
Associated Press
Ernest Vierkopter
Edward F Keating
New York
Lake George Village
Vierkeete
Meyer Mendelsohn
Montreal
Ethel Hertle
New York City
Arca
Miss Hertle
Timothy F Maloney
Lowell Mass
Lucy Diamond
Brooklyn
Walter Patterson
Bridgeport
Conn
George A Creegan
Paterson
Lottie Moore Schoemmel
Williama A Erickson
Charles Toth
South Boston
Paul Chateau
Clay Farstad
Norway
Farstad
Jack Dempsey
Ioc
Jack Waa
Readjustment in Telephone Rates Considered by Company
The Southern New England Telephone company admitted last night that a readjustment in monthly charges is being considered to fund rising costs. President Jameaty Moran indicated advertisements to educate the public on service value. A prior rate change increased tolls between Trumbull and Bridgeport, spurring a Public Utilities Commission review without a decision yet, and the company cites rising construction and operating costs as justification.
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Moran
Andy
Moraneid
Trumbull
New England
Bridge
Public Utilities Commission
Hartford
Commission
Les Bod
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Connecticut
D&bt
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Slea Cansevere
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Uie
Bamie Hess
Five Drownings Reported in St Lawrence Area
Five drownings occurred in the last 24 hours along the St Lawrence River and the La Chine Rapids near Montreal Quebec as part of a rising toll from water accidents. Authorities warned of dangerous currents and urged caution for boaters and swimmers in the region.
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St Lawrence River
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