Smith Leaves Coast as Talks on Arms Policy Continue
The article reports on American and British naval diplomats at Honolulu debating warship limits and the advent of a four power conference. Ambassadors discuss relative naval needs, tonnage limits, and the feasibility of a Washington treaty framework while plans for a Hawaii to Oakland round trip and test flights are noted.
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Smith
America
Honolulu
Geneva
Associated Pro
Ambassador Dobson
Naval Conference Today
Japan
Great Britain
Wil
Lord Jellicoe
Bridgeman
Officials weigh open records for marriage intentions
Connecticut town clerks debate public release of marriage intentions under a new attorney general ruling. Some clerks including Schiller in Naugatuck and Osborn’s guidance push openness, while others like Stebbins in Danbury resist. Bristol reports a case that allegedly prevented bigamy, with several clerks awaiting official power clarifications.
Courtneys Plan Wind Aided Atlantic Flight Tests
Wireless experts finish the radio tests as the Whale’s hull is dried for a watertight Atlantic hop. Courtney seeks favorable easterly winds, while Charles Levine distances from piloting Courtney aboard. Aboard the Columbia, pilot Marcel Drouhin and T Harold Kinkaid refine the motor as preparations for an Ireland to Newfoundland flight proceed amid talk of London Marmara sleeper service.
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Courtney
Charles Levine
Columbia Way
LE Bourget
Paris
Columbia
Alparles A
Levine
Ireland
Newfoundland
Caing
Marcel Drounuy
T. Harold
Dec" Kinkaid
Drouhin
China
M'ADOO Appeals for Dry Forces in Primary Battles
An analysis shows M'adoo's call for aid from dry forces as he battles in the primaries. The piece notes favorite sons, uninstructed delegations, and a concerted movement shaping the election. It mentions Dr. Forres and evolving post election dynamics without graphic details.
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Forres
Naval Treaty Talks Seek 70 Cruisers for Britain
At Geneva naval leaders debate minimum cruiser strength with Britain pressing for 70 ships to guard communications and deter raiders. Japan backs restraint on 10,000 ton cruisers while U S cautions against binding limits without full visibility on global fleets.
Bridgeman defends British naval plan at Geneva talks
Geneva July 4. W C Bridgeman first lord of the British Admiralty told plenary session that no conference action imperils alliances and that mis representations threaten the mood. He argued for destroyer and submarine limits and stressed Britain’s need for cruisers to guard food supplies and overseas routes. Admiral Jellicoe backed the cruiser need citing wartime raids and the necessity to protect communications.
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Great Britain
Jancoe
Wolf and Secadier
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Emden
Karlsruhe
Jellicoe
North Sea
Naval
Aha
Norway
Orkneys
Japan
Unite States
United States
Washington
Cribson
Gibson
America
Jellcoe
Jelicue
Bridgeman
Geneva
Schowerland
Associated Press
W. C. Bridgemay
Admiralty
Tripartite Naval Conference
Admiral Jellicoe
Hugh 8. Gibson
Jellicon
40 Die in Second Day of Heat Wave
Seaside park pavilion and Pleasure Beach drew thousands as heat peaked. Police added 12 traffic officers to manage crowded beaches and parking from Mary Street to Fayerweather Island. Temperatures climbed from 67 to a record 88 by noon and fell after 6 pm.
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Seaside Park
Thomas Connery
Fayerweathers Island
Mary Street
Pleasure Beach
Fairfield Beach
Milford Shore
Ofcial
Judge Unaware of Easton Plea
A report notes no party admitted anything about the Easton case when questioned. Assistant Superior Court Wesley Winston said the Whitcomb matter was assigned to be heard before Judge Nickerson on July 26. Officials connected with the radio fight could not be reached for comment.
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Shaff
Restock
Yester
Superior Court
Chak cc
Wesley Winston
Winsted
Witc
Nickerson
Po Puller
Hisashishinis
Hartford County
Jerusalem quake toll rises with historic losses
The earthquake damage assessment peaks at 670 deaths with historic edifices in Jerusalem and surrounding areas badly damaged. Experts cite the minaret of Harumes Sherif and the Chapel of the Ascension as severely affected while Talpioth and Heb Israel quarters suffer widespread cracks. Jaffa and Tel Aviv report minor damage. Amid stark divisions, Jews, Arabs, Muslims and Christians unite in relief efforts.
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Jerusalem
Harumes- Sherif
Talpioth
Heb Israel
Bagdad
Jaffa
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Nfe
Boy Drowns in Bathing Pool at Pleasure Beach
Canfield a 64 year old man from the Christian Union died after diving from a spring board at Pleasure Beach. He struck his head and was taken by ambulance to Bridgeport Hospital for observation. Another teen, Michael Ballaro aged 15, suffered a deep cut to his right ring finger at the park and also went to Bridgeport Hospital.
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Canfield
The
Christian Union
Bridgeport
Pleasure Beach
Michael Ballaro
Deacon Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Gas price in city remains the same
Gas retailers around Waterbury and Hartford announce price cuts or tentative reductions. Standard 611 and Atlantic Refining cut to 22 and 21 cents per gallon respectively, with taxes included. Gulf, Texaco, and Connecticut 641 stations plan 21 to 19 cent futures, targeting a 22 cent statewide retail after tax.
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Massachusetts
Waterbury
Associated Press
Standard 611 Company
New York
Atlantic Re Lning Company
Gulf and Texaco
Connecticut 641
Clues Hint at Flyer Following Nungesser Sightings
Report describes hunters near a rugged region noting a white boat like structure seen on a small unnamed lake. They were about forty era miles away when they sighted the object. Investigators face difficult terrain in reaching the site.
Man shoots woman who left family in Redondo Beach
Redondo Beach Calif July 14 By Associated Press Anne Pease about forty five who six years ago left her husband and children in Falmouth Massachusetts for another man was shot and killed here today by Jo Lindeman sixty two who later ended his own life Notes left by Lindeman indicated he had been brooding over the woman's desertion of her family in the Has Lindeman lived here with the woman and R N Lewis a longshoreman who posed as her husband but admitted to police he had never married her following their elopement from Massachusetts
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Associned Press
Louis Schiller Jr
Naugatuck
Senmin
Stanley H. Ushorn
Osborn
Schiller
Tam
Alling
Kuling
A. C. Raspilier
Torrington
Andrew W. Granniss
Plymouth
Forestville
New York
Jfeport
Massachusets
New London
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Norwich
Wareham W. Bentley
Bozrah
William I. Allyn
Ledyard
C J. Abell
Lebanon
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Franklin
Julian D. Morin
London
Thomas B. Troland
Mike Ing
Moran
Hartford
Redondo Beach
Calif
Associated Press
Anne Pease
Falmouth
Mass
Jo Lindeman
Lindeman
R. N. Lewis
Massachusetts
Birger Threats Alleged In Adams Murder Case
Benton Illinois July 14 By Associated Press State's Attorney Roy Martin asserts Charles Birger threatened Mayor Joe Adams of West City and aimed to terrorize the town as Art Newman defends Ray Hayland in the murder trial. A miner and farmer jury was seated after days of questioning.
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Benton, Ills
Assocated Press
Charles Birger
Art Newman
Ray Hayland
Joe Adams
West City
Roy Martin
Birger
Adams
Mullin
Wolf Deys
Westport Traffic Plan Aims to End Junction Hazard
Plans from the Eng Foundation for Highway Traffic Regulations propose a center rotary at Riverside and State Streets in Westport. A yellow beacon, white painted crosswalks, and signs would direct Post Road traffic to pass around a central prohibited zone to slow speeds and separate east west flows.
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Traffe
Riverside Avenue
State Street
Eng Foundation For
First Select
Mus
King W. Mansfield
Wilam P. Eno
Shore Road
Simugatuck
Theodore McCrosky
Yale University
State Street Hill
George Mills
Eno Foundation
A. Tunning
Wilaon Road
McCrosky
North Wand
Move to Indict Monah an Today on Emmes Law
New York July 14 Associated Press District Attorney Edwards Nassau County said he would move for an indictment under the Emmes law against James F Monahan when the Grand Jury reconvenes tomorrow at Mineola. Monahan known as Boston Billy Williams is accused by Arthur Barry as an accomplice in robbing many Long Island homes of wealthy residents Barry is now serving 25 years at Sing Sing for the King Point burglary. Tevermore, Wall Street financier of 690000 in aems lost montult.
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New York
Associated Press
Edwards
Nassaus County
Emmes
James F Monahin
Mineola
Monahan
Boston
Billy Williams
Arthur Barry
Long Island
Barry
Sing Sing
King Point
Tevermore
Wall Street
Aems
Montult
Straus Gives $25 000 For Earthquake Relief
Nathan Straus New York merchant philanthropist donated 25000 for earthquake relief without regard to race or creed Work in Nab ls damaged area suspended until engineers take charge Photographs show odd quake effects including a now fordable Jordan River and collapsed Jericho po indings that imply parallels to Jostyns exploit Thore reports 600 houses destroyed and people fleeing to the mountains.
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Jerusalem
Associated Press
Nathan Straus
New York
Nablus
Jordan
Jericho
Jostyn
Thore
Buyn Sea Arminer
Canton Police Chief on Stand in Editor Murder Trial
Canton Ohio July 14 Beramus A Lengel former Canton police chief testified today in his murder trial for Don Mellet editor of the Canton newspaper. He denied participation in a conspiracy and defended his handling of the investigation while facing longstanding political attacks.
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Canton
Ohio
Associated Press
Beramus A Lengel
Canton Police Department
Don FR Mel
Uikrt
Mellett
W.8
Sean
Youth Breaks Leg While Swimming in River Incident
Angelo Mas aged twenty-seven of Shelton was taken to Griffin Hospital in Derby last night after suffering four fractures to his leg while swimming in the Housatonic River.
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Angelo Mas
Shelton
Griffin Hospital
Deroy
Housatonic River
Dry administrator named deputy in Texas and Oklahoma
Washington July 14 Frank V Wright prohibition administrator for Texas and Oklahoma was reduced to deputy post. Cherley Allarnten was appointed to succeed him as enforcement focus shifts to revitalized blood in enforcement. Commissioner Doran announced the changes.
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Frank V Wright
Texas
Oklahoma
Cherley Allarnten
Doran
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