Bridgeport Jitney Fight Over Trolley Service Ends in Court
Judge Banks hears arguments today on permanent writ to halt or permit trolley operations as Connecticut company chief Lucius Starrs refuses to confirm plans to end service if injunction is denied. Mayor Wilson argues stopping cars would harm Bridgeport and cites Toledo as precedent for restoring service.
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Charter inquiry looms over discipline of ex police chief
Bridgeport readers confront a tangled dispute as former Assistant Superintendent Suckley faces potential board discipline on charges tied to his claim of being a "catspaw" used by board members. cronan and others deny the allegations while officials with police and mayoral ties dispute the legal status and action to be taken upon his retirement sans clear charter guidance.
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Destroyers Here To Recruit Crews
Two destroyers, the Bernadou and the Bagley, arrived at Briarport harbor for a weekend stay to recruit crews and allow public inspection. The ships, sister units of the 1,200 ton class with 36 knot speed and modern armament, will depart Monday for Newport to rejoin the fleet.
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Feast of Mount Carmel celebrated in Stratford
Residents of Stratford celebrated the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel with services at Saint Mary’s church a band concert by the Columbia Band at Bridgeport and fireworks at Avon Park in the evening More than 1000 persons attended the festivities at the park The celebration was directed by Mr and Mrs Angelo Staveli assisted by the Mount Carmel Society which was recently formed and had a membership of 56
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Roosevelt Gets Warm Reception Upon Navy Comeback
Franklin D Roosevelt returned to Washington with a warm welcome from Navy Department employees as acting Secretary and Democratic VP nominee, pledging friendship and receiving a ceremonial gavel carved from tea wood. The ceremony included bands and speeches, with a note of continuation into campaign activities.
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Geduldig Victim of HoldUp Gang In Store Attack
Saul Geduldig proprietor aged 0 years was found behind his counter in critical condition with a possible skull fracture after an assault by unidentified holdupt men. Store examined today for robbery clues while the victim, unable to speak, remains at St. Vincent's hospital. Police await further statements as detectives plan morning inspection. House burglary noted at Mrs. Tull field residence. Maine coast steamer Pallas offers bonds for disposal agreements, with bids due July 40.
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Moonlight Nights And Lace Nighties Spark Local Outcry
Indignant elders complain to authorities as moonlight nights feature alleged inappropriate novellas. Names and depictions appear to be shown for girlwatchers in a swam e colony, prompting fire opinion from concerned matrons.
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Harding Seeks Ready Speech Before Nomination Text
Senator Harding works through the day in Marion preparing his nomination speech. He dictated a letter recalling callers and noted the Memorial Day dedication in St. Louis on July 2 would be rescheduled if necessary. Notification ceremonies will be at Gaveld park with extensive preparations and an expected crowd near 60,000.
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Shamrock IV and Resolute Ready for Second Test
Shamrock IV and Resolute prepared for a second America's Cup contest after repairs. The American defender must win three of four races to retain the cup, while Shamrock IV replaced a weakened bowsprit and masts to renew performance amid wind and course adjustments along New York Bay.
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Ay Credin
Los Angeles Shaken by Four Violent Earthquakes
Four severe earthquakes struck Los Angeles and suburbs, injuring several and causing damage to old buildings and infrastructure. Some shocks felt up to 30 miles away, with panic in crowds, broken water mains, fallen plaster, and a fire alarm incident at Main and Market. Emergency services overwhelmed by injuries as residents reported “earthquake weather” and sought safety outside.
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French Begin War Against Syrians
London reports the French have started operations in Syria with moves toward Aleppo and Damascus. The Times says Paris demanded Feisal accept the French mandate and adopt French as official language and currency. Hostilities opened in two columns, targeting Aleppo and Damascus.
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Gov Cox Pledges Help to Ratify Tennessee Suffrage
Columbus July events report Gov Cox promising to use time strength and influence to aid ratification of the federal suffrage amendment by Tennessee. He spoke to the National Watha group with Alice Bull leading the Women's Party. He urged no reward and suggested a committee to plan a concrete approach.
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Air Fleet Commander Aims to Rejoin Squadron
Scranton Pa July 16 Camtt St. Claire Strait commander of the American air fleet flying from New York to Alaska plans to rejoin his squadron tomorrow morning after repair crews completed work on his plane. The craft was forced to land during yesterday's thunderstorm and sustained broken axle and brace wires when it turned turtle in the sandy field.
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Germans Sign Coal Protocol With Allies After Cabinet Meeting
German representatives signed the coal protocol drawn by the Allies after a four hour session at a French venue. Disputes over post October 16 occupation terms and the preamble delaying the line of signatures. Allied reparations were allocated: France 52 percent, Britain 22, Italy 9, Belgium 5, Japan and Portugal 3 each, with 6 percent for other powers. Belgium retains a priority loan facility of 2,500,000 marks from the agreement.
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