Five Rescued From Water By Human Chain
Five bathers were pulled from a channel off Faydrweather Island after a number of swimmers formed a human chain to reach them. Edward Tetziess aged 18 and his mother Angeline were among those saved with the help of a father and husband Frederick Tetziess. Lifeguards aided rescue as onlookers recalled aid and first aid treatment was given before the party refused to disclose identities.
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Faydrweather's Island
Edward Tetziess
Angeline
Petrie
Clothas
Ano
Policemen Take Their Oath in Bridgeport Oath Ceremony
Recent police appointees were sworn in a Bridgeport Police Department ceremony at city hall. Patrick Flanagan will become the new superintendent, succeeding Letware. Several retirements take effect at dawn Friday, and a list of sworn officers and patrolmen was read, with future appointments to be announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Police’ Department
Elcy Court
Police
George Churchill
Patrick Flanagan
Bridgeport
Moor
Charles “H. Suekh
Edward O. Cronan
Poorman Wilhelm Lundberg
Luck- Qeyis
Thomas H. Flood
Cronan
James Walker
A.C. Gowiden
Daniel Poland
Joho A. Iron
Jodepa FP
Coughla
John ¢. Dwyer
Michi¢l Arnolghy
F. Arthur Salmons
Charles Edward Wakeman
Robert T. Connors
Patrick
J. Donahue
Petar
Sally
John Ryne
John, Dineen
Danie’ ‘Lynch
Patrick Coughlin
John F O'Connell
George Tenner
Josep Helge
David Fisselerack
Edward Kismerioa
Thomas Tierney
Joan Joint
Fairfield Murder Suspect Arrested
Fairfield murder case traced to recent letters and a fatal confrontation in Fairfield. Frank Tamereo was arrested in White Plains under state police direction and awaits formalities. Laneve, linked to the crime through threats and a shootout, was located in Lexington and White Plains before transfer for extradition proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Jalio
Fairfield
Frank Tamereo
White Plains
N.4
Frank Virolli
Ari
Arthur’ Pinnelli
State’ Police
Lapere
Sur Jal
Laneves
Saloo
Tunis Hill Road
Laneve
Tallo
Virelli
Lexington
Kisoo
State
O Jsteail
Verderromnin
Sampranc Neil
Ais
White Prairie
Waite Plains
Blaze Wipes Out Derby Warehouse and Four Dwellings
Fire at Derby on Water Street destroys Dates Brothers warehouse and four adjacent houses totaling about 110000 in losses. Sterling Piano factory saved after two hours of firefighting with help from Derby Ansonia and Shelton crews. One man injured, many homes homeless, insurance cited on all buildings.
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Derby
Snarti
Analize
Water Street
Sterling: Piano Company
Ansonia
Shelton
Tuckey & Goodwin
Hartford
Oates
Gamilles
Lewis
Theates Brothers
Western Union Telegraph. Company
Gates
Arsed Oates Brothers
Ao Trucking Soupamy Craploye
Jitneys Likely to Run Today On Regular Routes
Jitneys are expected to operate on standard routes as Connecticut company plans to add cars and recruit operators amid a dispute over a new anti jitney ordinance. Officials anticipate a high level conference with mayoral officials and bus owners to ease restrictions while the industry faces financial strain from bank mortgages and potential business disruption in Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conn. Co
Sroller-Jiney
Neis
Ujeir
Mesers Tien
DeForest
Lucille Storrs
Connecticut Company
Wise
Wilson
Gompers Favors Frisco Platform
Washington July 14 Wolsh led against the specific demands of organized labor the Democratic platform adopted at San Francisco more nearly approximates desired declarations of human rights change the planks found in the Republican platform Samuel Gompers chairman of the special committee appointed by the American Federation of Labor to present endorsing candidates to both party conventions said today in reporting the committee work with the report was made public at the labor group in Montreal a summary says the Democratic platform is progress oriented while the Republican platform is not the labor movement seeks candidates friendly to labor justice freedom democracy and Anglo American ideals rather than partisan lines labor should support principles not parties
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Washington
Wolsh
San Francisco
Samuel Gompers
Indor
Montreal
Progress
Pingto
Republicane Party
Tag Poe
Inen
Sear Faber
Staten
Iovin
Peppls
Chivans
Labor of America
Parth
Gan
Justica
Fraegam
Yachts to Clash For Cup Today
NW YORK July 14 The race committee announced that the first Amer icas Cup defense race of 1920 may not have a clear winner until Friday. Shameroe IV and Mystery Sloop are favored as Lipton plans reveal a possible seconds’ delay and time allowances could alter sails.
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York
Spiftad
Trish Vauhts
Sandy Hook
Harding Charges Misrepresentation In Suffrage Debate
Harding denounces misrepresentation of the Republican stance on woman suffrage and urges ratification before November. He stresses partisanship should not be exploited for political gain, noting 29 Republican and seven Democratic states share a mixed record on the issue.
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Wuite Youn
Sanmer Harding
Peace With Soviet Russia Reported From London July 1941
A Wireless report from Moscow dated July 14 claims Lithuania has made peace with Soviet Russia. The message notes Russian troops may invade Poland via Lithuania as Bolshevik pressure and Lithuanian army actions push Poland to evacuate Vilna. Poles in Vilna are described as panic‑stricken, hungry, and forming volunteers, while regular troops retreat.
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London
Lithuania
Moscow
Poland
Beriinske Tideade
Rovno
Vilna
Cox Campaign Seeks Peace With Honor in 1920 Race
Gov. Cox declares his campaign will pursue peace with honor and a reordering of civilization’s affairs. Four life prisoners from the Ohio State Penitentiary visit Columbus to memorialize the governor, urging clemency. Harding campaign plans a Dayton event on July 20.
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Columbus
Tuly L.—Gover
James M. Geox
Presifpat Todas
Harding
Washingyon
League of Nations
Tie
Une
National Committee
Hoyty
Cox
A Moore
Cummings
Ohe National Committee
Afr Cummings
James Rector
Cotorbusy
Nationa Woman's Party
Wiiday
Rector
Islessie
Tennessee
Lye State
Naminsadio
USA
Ohio
Brown
Toledo
Rex
Gris Joor
Ciieage
Nomination Names Outlined In Early 20th Century Race
A partial OCR fragment lists third party placements and four nominees including Senache Roper Dudley Field Matoue Henry Ford and Parley P Christianson referenced in a prewar convention. The text mentions New York and Chicago areas and notes a convention shortly after World War I.
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Chicach
Senache Roper
M. Tatolfee
Cic
Tonighe
Dudley Field Matoue
New York
Henry Ford
Mieniayy
Parley P Christianson
Chah
Sells Wife, Furniture And Kids for $75
Julius, short of money, attempted to sell his wife, furniture, and children for 75 dollars. Friends intervened, the family was kept together, police were called, a moonshine still was found at a friend’s home, and the owners were arrested. The family was returned to Julius. An emancipation act copy was provided for guidance.
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OIC Aca
JobLay Maresiti
Hit
Julius
Ayder
Tulius
Germans Agree to Coal Deliveries and Allied Plans
London and Spa dispatches report Germany agreeing to 2,000,000 tons of coal monthly with conditions. Allies plan possible occupation forces. U.S. troops discussed. British, French leaders held talks as German cabinet met to decide.
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U. S
Associated Press
London
Spa
Toys Havas
Paris
Getjes
Lloyd-Bearge
Dr. Simons
Villa Praineuse
Germany
Fennembach
Villa
Simons
Simmons
Lloyd-George I
Ean
Pehresbdress
Telkedeyy
Igler
Cerny
Cux Evenlns
Britain Proposes Soviet Armistice and Trade Talks
The British government proposed an immediate armistice with Soviet Russia and Poland, with a future peace conference. London indicated Russia would resume trade relations and halt Western engagements, while the armistice would place Soviet forces in eastern Galicia and set terms for Polish administration under a broader peace framework.
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London
Russia
Poland
Crimea
House of Commons
Andrew Boner
Saly
England
Pokmid
Nas
Europe
Poléod
Thusatanner
Limas
Sovier
Galicia
Dontersnes
Tandon
Gan Ebjers
Londen
Gener
Wrangel
Thas
International Court Reaches Working Basis
The working group settles on a framework for the court as judges prepare to craft the project text. The preparatory phase will feature sessions with jurists debating selection, jurisdiction, and enforcement while outlining future steps.
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International Court
Irish Railroad Turmoil Deepens Across Ulster
reports from Ireland describe mass dismissals of railway workers at Kingbridge and Dublin over 24 hours, with 18 men at Clones reporting for work then vanishing. armed patrols and blockades persist north and south of Ulster as trains halt and crews abandon posts amid patrols and threats.
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Kingabridge
Ims Dublin
Clones
County Monaghan
Ireland
Ulster
Noveher
Women Fight Duel With Axes in Lynn Event Staged Promptly
In Lynn Massachusetts on a quiet afternoon two women fought with axes in view of a crowd, police intervened as bystanders watched. One man was injured, both combatants were bloodied, and witnesses described the chaotic scene as officers separated them.
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Lynn
Mass
Bia
Che
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Fayersweather Island
Father
Angeline Tetzless
Beats
du ‘Fies
Force
Girentaton Department
Frank Lanege
Blaze
Oates Brothers
Lewis Teneaments
Sterling Piano Co
James
Norv
Ribeu
Pany Iemel
Jahn
Bos Gwinners
Bea
Kibling
Conneticut
Yaosiarday
Brooklawr
Gompers
Shamrock IV
Resolute
Stan Cox
Gov. Cox
Paris Dispatch
Ruhr
Supre Council
Supreme Council
Britain
Irish Railroad
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