Bridgeport Jitney Owners Seek Injunction Over Ruling
Bridgeport jitneymen at a meeting last night opposed the Public Utilities Commission denial to operate in Bridgeport. They planned to present their case to Judge John E. B. Keeler in Superior Court and seek a temporary injunction against New Haven, Connecticut, West Haven, and related authorities. Counsel Lew Hayer said they will appear today to argue the restraining order.
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Bridgeport
Uulaties Commission
Isadore Wath
DeForest & Klein
Indignation Meeting Over Jitney Decision at Nichols
Nichols residents hold a mass meeting and appoint a three member committee to contest a Public Utilities Commission ruling. The decision orders two buses under American Transit Company to Nichols Center, reducing service for parts of the town and affecting Frank Chodes who has run the line for five years. Hartford committee members Romeo Miller Edward Northam and George H Wood were named.
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Nichols
Hartford
Frank Crordes
Frank Chodes
American Transit Company
Nichola Center
Chordes
Romeo Miller
Edward Nothraete
George H. Wood
Harford
Harvey Shocks England in Shirt Sleeve Golf Play
Ambassa dor Harvey created two furors at Hangerhill Golf this week by playing in shirt sleeves. Despite the terrific Went nil, the British expected the American ambassador to maintain official decorum, but the committee has not acted.
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Loxdon
Tlarvey
Hangerhill
Ne Anu
Thea
Man Raised in Solitude Sees Civilized Omaha Wonders
Tule Gilliz of Nebraska tells of thirty three years with no woman and a Bible only upbringing. He describes his father’s strict religious rule, Moody influence, and a ranch life isolated from society. On visiting Omaha he is awed by buildings and fashion, plans to return but not abandon prayer. He contemplates marriage as a new concept.
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Omaha
Tule Gilliz
4Ebraska
Civilized Life Soda
Arme
Gillis
George Gillis
Chicago
Nebraska
Moody and Saaker
Omaja
Rayer High Feather
State Board Denies Reimbursement to Children’s Aid Society
Hartford July 13 The state board of control at an adjourned meeting refused the Children’s Aid Society request for 12300 to reimburse money spent for the Newington Home. The action followed an earlier discussion and was reported by officials.
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Hartford
State Board of Control
Canito
Connect @ren’s Aid society
Two Auto Arrests In Local Incident
Two men were arrested in a local automobile incident yesterday. James Bouchier of 273 East Main Street was detained for not having his air license present in his vehicle, while another man from Farmingtoe Tordh, riding in a Ford vehicle, was taken for speeding.
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James Bouchier
East Main Street
Haner
War Finance Board Urges Banks to Press On
Washington July 12 1921 Secretary Hoover said the worst mood in business may be past and encourage initiative by individual firms. Government departments stress energy and credit support to boost commerce through the War Finance Corporation, which should actively advance funds to properly equipped enterprises.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Bert
War Pinahce Corporation
Treasury
Wer Finance Corporation
Dnodvidvind Baal
Wess Aes Tba
Alrechars Ag Bie
Stillman Refuses to Defend Infidelity Charges in Court
In Poughkeepsie on July 12 1924 James Stillman through counsel asked Referees to drop further testimony on infidelity charges brought by his banker wife against him. A nurse identified a photograph of Stillman as the man involved with Mrs Leeds and the infant Jay Leeds case.
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Joseph Mullaney
Poughkeepsie
James
Stillman
Daniel Gleason
Wiliam Rand
Stillman Logal Forces
Mnsuie
Addcea
Franklin H. Leeds
Hii
Jay Leeds
Peferee
Daniel J. Gleason
James A. Stilmen
Florance Lawlor Leeds
Tanghiy-sixth Street
New Yor
John &. Mack
Anne Urquhart Stillman
John FL Brennan
Leeds
Ewrell
Ana Ware
Mattemat
Mra
Stilman
Silman
Judge Stoddard Dies At Milford Home
Milford July 13 Special Tod e Willan Stnddard a member of the law firm Broddard Goodhart and Stoddard died here this morning shortly after midnight aged 1 year He was a native of Milford and for many years played a prominent part in the political life of the town and state Survived by five sons Raymond etc
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Juleford
Willan
Stnddard
Broddard, Goodhart and Stoddard
Miliford
Poileal Ute
Raymond
Eider
Quiet British Irish talks aim for three party peace meet
London July 34 AP describes a pivotal Downing Street discussion between Prime Minister and Irish Republican leader De Valera to set the stage for a three party peace conference with Great Britain, Sinn Fein, and Ulster. both sides show reticence yet maintain cautious hope as details remain guarded.
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London
Associated Press
Ireland
Downing Street
Eyd George
Mamonn de Valera
Great Britain
Link Fein
Ulster
Peace by Resolve Boy Killed in Auto Crash
Berlin dispatch reports confusion in German circles over U S war-ending steps and potential separate peace talks. Meanwhile five-year-old Frederick Herman was killed when struck by a truck on State Street near Transit Avenue. driver Nicholas Chirillo was arrested on charges of manslaughter.
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Germany
Karl H. von Wirgand
Berlin
America
Washington
Wilhelmstrasee
Congress
Frederick Herman
Beg State Street
Steuck
State Streak
Tranistan Avenue
Nicholas Chirillo
Wallace Street
New Haven
Herman
J. F
Forty Injured As Chesapeake Beach Boardwalk Collapses
About forty persons were injured when the Chesapeake Beach boardwalk collapsed this evening at Avn. Roughly one hundred were thrown into water. Most injured were brought to the city for treatment. fewer than six were seriously hurt, with no fatalities reported.
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Washington
Kesapeake Beach
Avn
Houssund
Legion to Fight for Bonus Despite Harding Plea
The American Legion will press for adjusted compensation despite President Harding urging delay. John G. Emery, national commander, says fear of national treasury depletion won’t halt civil readjustment and veteran relief. He cites overseas relief precedents in supporting the bill.
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Harding
American Legion
Senate
Tohn G. Emery
United States Treasury
Emery
Mellan
England Andey
France
Italy
Belgium
Ming Unis
Lis Fay
Mrs Kaber Breaks Down In Court Tragedy Over Homicide Trial
Cleveland July 14 Mrs Eva Katherine Kaber collapsed in court twice as she was to testify in the murder case against her husband’s alleged killer. Deputies carried her from the room as she wept and slumped in grief. Prosecutors hinted at a possible plea to homicide while her attorney sought delay. The trial paused until tomorrow with the defendant still unsettled and facing the electric chair.
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Gene Fuack
Cleveland
Eva Catherine Kiber
Daniel Kksber
Lakewood
Kaber
Avide
Francis Poulson
Mra Baber
Riet
Charles Brickel
Brentano declines ambassador post to United States
Prof Brentano, Germany’s leading economist, declines the offer to serve as ambassador to Washington due to age and other reasons. Florence reports his refusal shifts attention to Director General Cana and Prof Ronn for the Washington posting, with talk of appointing Prof. Tena Berretary as minister to China.
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United States
Ars
von Wiegand
Srentena
St Ashington
Florence
Italy
Germany
America
Breastano
Cana
Ronn
Citizenship Ceremony Must Include Wives
Supreme Court Justice Edward RK. Finca mailed today notices that naturalization candidates must be accompanied by their wives at final citizenship ceremonies. The women will hold the Stars and Stripes with their husbands during the oath of allegiance. The notice was served on 150% candidates who are to appear tomorrow with their wives for the ceremony.
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Ore
Bonus Bill Vote Friday at 3 P.M.
Washington July 18 An agreement to vote Friday at 3 p.m. on the motion to recommit the soldier bonus bill was reached by the Senate by unanimous consent. Democratic and Republican leaders clashed over timing and strategy as both sides prepared for a roll call and continued debate.
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Senate
Harding
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
Finance Committee
Watson
Georgia
Heflin
Alabama
Senatoors
Montana
Ain
Congress
Treasury
McCumber
White House
Delays in Armament Conference Partly Favorable Response
Washington reports July discussions show pledges of participation in President Harding's proposed international arms limitation conference. Italy and France express willingness, Japan may join, while Britain backs holding the meeting in Washington. Officials note informal interest from other governments but emphasize Big Five plus China in the initial lineup.
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Washington
Harding
Dent
State Department
Italy
Ching
Thame
France
Japan
Foi
China
London
Thas
Amei Iga
Bridgeport Man Arrested After Milford Turnpike Collision
Josebs EF. Ryan of 19 West Street New York was arrested after a crash between his car and a machine owned and driven by David E. Denham of 458 Atlantic Street Bridgeport on the Bridgeport turnpike in eastern Derry. Ryan faces charges of reckless operation driving without a valid license and no registration and was released on a 359 bond.
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Milford
Josebs EF. Ryan
West
Phoney Claims, But Paid Them, Says Tufts Witness
Testimony in Boston on July 13 before the Supreme Court questioned Attorney General J Weston Allens bid to remove Middlesex DA Nathan A Mutts. Stephen C Bresnahan testified Tufts Barney and an Newton police officer traveled by car in Northampton the night before Barney was recaptured. He said Barney visited North Cambridge and later met him at Joseph Melcat's home in Southampton. Continued on VPage Two.
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Supreme Court
J. Weston Allen
Nathan A.mutts
Mddlesex County
Mishawum Manor
Herman L. Barney
Mr. Tufts
Barney
Charlestown State Brigon
Witnesa
Stephen C. Bresnahan
Northampton
Tufts
Newton Pollen Department
Joseph Melcat
Soushampton
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