Fined Bolger for Assault on Dr Howland in Seaside Park
Police board suspended officer Bolger then restored his badge and allowed him to return to duty after a nine week case over an assault on Dr DeRuyer Howlane near Seaside Park. The board found possible cause for arrest but criticized the force used and deferred final judgment pending legal consultation.
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Edtuard F. Bole
DeRuyer Howlane
Stratford
Seaside Park
Board of Police
Poles
Bolger
Howning
Howland
Calhoun
Cherge
Ahle
Education Board Votes for Three Fold Change After Debate
The Board of Education approved a longer school day and year after a heated session. Commissioner Lynn W Wilson led the case for extension, supported by Alfred C. Fores, Mary E. Cutting, and Wm. T. McLaughlin. Challenger and Cutting opposed the longer day but backed a staggered system for high school teachers. The new schedule will take effect when schools reopen in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Lynn W Wilson
Alfred C. Fores
McGovern
Wm. T. McLaughlin
Howard 3. Challenger
Mary E. Cutting
Everett Cortrighs
Cortright
Lincoln
Washington
Department of Résearch
Builesin
Benterber
Fairfield Town Meeting Votes School Project
Fairfield July 17 a special town meeting approved a new nine room high school addition with a $190000 bond issue. Debate over gymnasium and extended day ended in favor of including gym space and a longer school year with updated curriculum plans and a proposed research department.
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Fairfield
Fairfiel
Bacon Wakeman
Simon Bradley
Board of Finance Committee
Farfield High S
Board of Finance
O. C. S. Zirro
Andrew S. Huntington, Jr
Pairtigid
Jtated
Perry
John HK. Perry
Wes
William, H. Donaldson
Thig
Tidgannoy
Donaldson
Wiliam
Smith
J. BE. Mongan
No-Man's Land
Bradley
Frm
Washington Bridge Tender Hurt While Replacing Globe
Milford July 17 Charles F Lynn a Washington Bridge tender sustained a severe cut on his right forearm while replacing a lens at the top of a concrete pedestal. The globe he handled collapsed and bled heavily. he was carried by a passing automobile to Milford hospital where Dr A K Fieady required stitches before he returned home and later reported for duty.
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Milford
Charlies
Lynn
Max Washington Bridge
Gay
A.K Fieady
Iynn
Mig
Two New Haven Boys Drown After Raft Tips
Frank Roman 14 and John Grenty 12 of New Haven drowned when a raft tipped into the Mill River. One boy was unable to swim and sank with him. Geenty's body was recovered after two hours. Roman's body remained missing after seven o'clock tonight. Bethany man Overus dies in hay fall. neck broken while loading hay, two granddaughters nearby.
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Mill River
Frank Roman
John Grenty
Thin City
Greenly
Haman Aroua
Sever
Grapaline Frons
Geenty
Raman
Bethany
Hay Lord
Coroner's Jury Blames Kling on Mrs Philips
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles charges Mrs Clara Philips with the death of Alberta Meadows, who died after a confrontation involving a hammer and rocks. Testimony cites Mrs Meadows denying gifts from Philips as motive and notes incomplete public disclosures. attorneys urge delaying judgment.
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Kling
Philips
Meadows
Hos Amgeles
Cailf
Clara Pads
Alberta Meadows
A. J. Philps
Alneo
Philitys
Ins
Tor
Afeadowpa
Judgeray
Pegry Caffee
Proios
Claiz
Trronths Neo
Mine Owners Told to Resume Operations Amid Assured Protection
The president declares a point reached where the good offices of government at voluntary settlement are without avail after a majority of operators accept the president's plan and miners refuse arbitration, signaling a path toward resumed operations with protection assured.
President Warns Operators Coal Is a National Necessity
President Harding urged bituminous operators to reopen mines with available labor and said the government will back the move. Charles M. Ogle announced the plan would be carried out quickly, after the strike stalemate and failed arbitration. He stressed coal as essential to interstate commerce and national welfare while signaling government action to protect workers.
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White House
Washington
Harding
Luiglis
Charles M. Ogle
National Coal Association
Crista
Ogle
Youp
Thwag
Britain May Cancel French War Debt If Indemnity Cut
Paris July 7 The plan to reduce the German indemnity to 59 billion gold marks and cancel French obligations to England is discussed by French and British officials as a basis to settle reparations. Britain supports the plan. France would demand security pledges and continued aid in case of attack. The proposal aims to stabilize the mark, restore business confidence, and prompt a bankers’ loan to fund continued reparations under a revised plan.
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M.luitvinov
Taig
Thassily
Grould
Sul
Litvinoff
Great Britain
France
U. S
Britain
Paris
Associated Press
England
Digerseinn
Palncarean Langd-Lreorge
United States
Athea
America
Germany
Trig
Stationary Engineers on New Haven Quit
A strike by stationary engineers firemen and oilers disrupted shops on the New Haven system. At eight this morning workers across several yards walked out, according to John Co Meedy chair of the system federation. The men operate the shop power plants and their absence affects multiple acre shops.
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Haven
New Tisven
John Co. Meedy
System Federation
New York
Associated Prass
Bergen County
Hackensack
United States
Harding to Act to Settle Rail Strike at Once
President Harding plans to settle the railroad strike within 24 hours after cabinet discussions and Attorney General Daugherty's reports. A nationwide spread is feared as 23,000 maintenance of way workers join the walkout and preparations mount in New York and other districts.
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Harding
Onge
Washington
Universal Service
Ateltorney Genera Daugherty
White House
Universal
Dater
Tharanis
White Mouse
Amilite Visory
Kao
Snieaga
Papatho Isa
Tova
Rites
Railway Apertlory
Union Icnether
Biblco
IL and
Winea
Four Killed in Clifton Mines Gun Battle in West Virginia
Wellsburg W Va July 12 Four men died in a gun fight at the Clifton mines of the Richland Deer Company. Sheriff Duval led deputies against a mob said to have crossed from Pennsylvania. Bodies were sent to the morgue and reports of more deaths and arrests followed as the hunt for attackers continued.
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Wellsburg
Associated
Tipple
Thomas
Bruce County
Mane
Hadeen
Erward
Une Clinton Ming
Foe Milena Qway
Traspers
Pennsylvania County
Esnstabu
Eowere Mie Guard
Insonjanelon
West Virginia Towens
the &Arlea Ual
Reine Py
Thomas TH. Davil
Coury
Coury. ME AmMou
Dovles
Wo Wiilin
For
Harses
Cross Creek
Pennsylvania
Flooded village seeks blame fix after Willimansett break
Chicopee Massachusetts July 17 Mayor Crise will confer with the city solicitor and Hampden County commissioners to determine responsibility for the Willimansett flood damage. An attachment for 350000 was placed on Langwall property by the Holyoke Water Company after the Langwall dam break. Roberts Pond lower area was affected as the dam failed. Revict vehicles aided the homeless, destitute residents.
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Willimansett
Joseph M. Crise
Chicopee
Elte
Hampden County
Hatel Lege
Flseq Cme
D. Langwall
Wolyoke Lve Company
Plain Run
Roberts
Langwall Pond
Works Pox
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Gos
Dr, Howland
Education Board
Mary BE
Cutting
Fairfield Town Meeting
Washington Bridge
New Haven
Overus
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Rosaia
Moses
Fererever Ny
Canterbury
Wales
Bridgeport Sunday Post
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Mass
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