Six Weekend Auto Accidents Leave Five Dead Five Injured
Stratford man Nils Nielson died when his car hit a trolley on Barnum Avenue. Alexander Magnuson of William Street injured. Miss Nielson 283 Johnson Avenue killed. Numerous riders injured as several crashes occurred daily with cars skidding and buses overturning, many with minor injuries.
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Nils Nielson
Barnum Avenue
Miss Nielson
Johnson Enue
Stratford
Alexander Magnuson
William Street
Sound View Avenue
Old
Magnuson
John Short
Stephen Milter
Southport
Short
C . Greark
Vincent's Hospital
John Mermnan
Whall Street
New Haven
Stratford Avenue
Maurice Scheich
Arctic Street
Mermnan
Vna
Police Board to Decide on Suckley Case
The Police Board plans to act on the Suckley affair amid questions over authority to punish former Captain of Detectives Stuckley for remarks. Legal aspects are under review as Surkiey’s return and a board meeting set for Thursday are awaited.
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Suckley
John Cantey
Pone
Astant Superntendenc
Puijce
Stuckley
Detectiv Adwart
Cronan
Star
Surkiey
Paper delivery message from Bridgeport paper outlet
A brief notice informs readers that the Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post and Sunday Post may not be received if delivery fails and provides a contact number Bamum 6100 for reporting missed issues.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Tum
Wilson and Cox Agree on League Issue in Historic White House Talk
President Wilson and Ohio Governor Cox declared unity on the League of Nations during a White House conference with Franklin D. Roosevelt. The three leaders pledged solid support for a united Democratic ticket and vigorous party backing, signaling a consolidated stance on international policy ahead of upcoming campaigns.
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Wilson
Cox
White House
United Party
Shington
Ohio
Suer
Jurhe
San Francisco
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Recon
League of Nations
Orous
America
Mt Ius
Roosevel
Secord
Aunch
J . Roosevelt
Jennings
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Marion
Cavernor Cox
Harding
Bedford Plans Y M C A Home at Westport Site
E T Bedford of New York, resident of Greens Farms and buyer of the Westport hotel, announces plans to build a 250000 dollar Y M C A house on the hotel site. The razed hotel site will host a clubhouse dormitories and specialty schools with rest and recreation rooms for visiting rural women shoppers and farm product dealers.
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E. T. Bedford
New York
Greens Farms
Westport
Pelestam
Theld Hostein
Y MA
Posse Captures Alleged Assailant on Steuben Street
Indignant neighbors formed a posse on Steuben Street to seize Dazzin Ferrar age 25 of 23 Steuben Street accused of assaulting the eight year old daughter of a boarding mistress. Ferrar fought to escape, injuring his captor Antonio Languio with nails and a blow to the cheek. Ferrar, a fetcher at 618 Pembroke Street, is jailed at the Second Precinct on $2004 bail.
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Steuben Street
Dazzin Ferrar
Pembroke Street
Second Precinct
Autos Damaged in Milford Collision
An auto driven by Ralph Bollian Mass and owned by of Boston struck a jitney bus in Milford near the afternoon. The impact shoved the standing vehicle ahead about fifteen feet, smashing the car end and two right wheels. No one injured.
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Milford, Joly
Ralph Bollian
Mass
Roosevelt to Visit Summer Home at Eastport
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic vice presidential nominee, is expected to arrive at his summer home in Eastport MT next Sunday. He will travel aboard a destroyer and be joined by Mrs. Roosevelt who will spend several days at Hyde Park before returning.
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Eastport
Frankin PD
Soosevelt
Rominee
Y.ce
Sunda
Roosemia
Hyde Park
Robbery at Eport Man’s Beach Cottage
Between 2 and 11 yesterday afternoon the cottage of H W Herman of Myrtle Beach was robbed of five watches a diamond pin and 256 in cash from two second floor rooms. A sleeping man on the ground floor and several workers were present. no one seen entering or leaving. Items belonged to Police Officer John Brennan and others from Bridgeport Hartford and Bridgeport. police expect an arrest soon.
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H. W. Herman
Myrtle Beach
John Brennan
Bridgeport
Joseph Earl
Hartford
John Larkin
Janes Jor
Edgard Berman
Bridgepark
Arrest Export Man On Whiskey Truck In Norwich
Police seized a whiskey truck en route from New York City to Albany. Louis Sorrell of Bridgeport and two other men were held on $5,000 bonds by U S Commissioner Earl Matthewson. Sorrell claimed the trip was through Eastern Connecticut due to better roads. Bridgeport records list him as manager of Sorrell Automobile Co.
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Norwich
York
Albany
New York City
Louis Sorrell
Bridgeport
New York
Sorrell
Bolt United States
Earl Matthewson
Whee
Connecticut
Bus Issues Prompt Jitney Fight and Tag Day Anticipation
Jitney operators await a court ruling as buses continue on main streets without new jitney cars. A Tuesday injunction hearing and a tag day campaign stir local interest with civic leaders and a pastor voicing debate on individual transport choices.
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Iit
Wight
Frank
Piney
Ig Beng
Jocalis Uty
Kibling
Connecticut Company
Trolley Company
Verity
Lake Torpedo II Rompany
A. N. Campbell
Washington Park Methodist Church
Campbell
Dr. Camp
Prince Joachim of Hohenzollern Dies by Self Inflicted Death
The report from Potsdam states Prince Joachim, youngest son of the former emperor William, died by suicide in his villa Twignite after years of hardship and a recent divorce. He served in World War I on both fronts and was once viewed as Kaiser’s potential successor. He was born December 17, 1890, and married Princess Marie Augustine of Anhalt in 1915. His death ends the male line of a once prominent family.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Joachim of
Hohengollern
Lonmer
William
Forsdam
Joachim
Prince Joachim
Cantura
Simperor William
Marie Augustine of
Amaale
Pasiscary
Gemany
United States
Acti
Twignite
Potsdam
St. Joseph's' Hospital
Emperis
Potedam
Eitel Frederick
Honorary KC Membership for Marshal Foch in Lafayette Ceremony
Announcement from Supreme Knight James A. Plahercy states Marshal Foch will be made an honorary member of the America Knights of Columbus. The ceremony coincides with the unveiling of the statue of Lafayette at Merz on August 21 in France.
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OM C
Pole
Marshal Foch
America Knights of Columbus
Lafayette
Merz
Vy Supreme
James A. Plahercy
Nee Delpau
Near East war center amid treaty and turmoil
Historic dispatch outlines lingering conflicts from the Black Sea to the Dead Sea as BritTurko clashes, Greek French and Arab forces engage Turks in Asia Minor, and Bolsheviks extend influence through the Caucasus. It notes religious strife, Armenian massacres, and Moscow aims tied to Poland's fate amid a regional power scramble. A July robbery at an Irond market office in Dublin is also reported.
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Associated Press
Constantino Plas
Nteres
Turkey
Black Sea
Dead Sea
Palestine
Thrace
Christiana
Marcial
Constantinople
Tven
Moscow
Poland
Warna
Anatolia
Lipton to Change Skipper on Shamrock IV
Sir Thomas Lipton plans to remove captain William J. Burton from Shamrock IV and appoint a new skipper. The decision followed conferences aboard the Resolute with Lipton H L Garrett and Charles Nicholson among others.
Lipton Pivots Shamrock Crew in Cup Race Tussle
New York July 18 Sir Thomas Lipton moves to replace Captain Burton on Shamrock IV during the America’s Cup chase as tension grows over the yacht’s handling. The Seafaring dispute follows a difficult race where Resolute, led by Charles Adams, gained a clear edge while Shamrock faltered, prompting Lipton to consider changes at the helm and leadership on the Victoria and tender.
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Colonel Neill
Charles Nicholson
Burton
New York
Thomas Lipton
Burien
Thomas
Sunda
Ming
Shamrock
Jeeward
Butt
Victoria
Alwud
Slassee
America
Lo Poi
Thusday
Nell
Olson
Mfr
Amrock
England
Gosport
Sir Thomas
Thomas Continu
Thomas Lipyacht
Eh Ube
Charles J. Adams
Shamrock W
Adams
Thomas Eso
Lord Dewar
Nicholaan
Englind
Alfred Drape
Diaper
Sors
Alydot
Elorseshoe
G H Kacerovsky Dies After Long Illness
G H Kacerovsky died at his home 34 Werehant Street after a long illness. He worked with Saturday Night Company and was known citywide. Survived by four sons and several relatives, he was active in fraternal organizations and Crane Veteran League.
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George F. Kataghnaker
Nighey Company
Kite
Werehant Strees
Tule and
Hurnkam Company
Crane Cam
Ety
Raverovsky
Aves
William
Anit
Harry Wamil
Sheraten Miller
Mabetul Anna Kaveras
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