Soviet Rejects British Armistice Proposal and Polish Terms
London reports the Soviet government rejects the British armistice plan with Poland, denounces the line as unfair to Poland, and objects to conference delegates from the Baltic states. The Times notes a sarcastic tone aimed at driving a wedge between Poland and the Allies.
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Martial law along Polish German frontier declared
Martial law was proclaimed along the frontier after Polish forces stopped a detachment of about thirty German troops attempting to cross west of Posen. The move followed arrests of several communists in Pest accused of conspiring with signs reading Poland will fall.
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Policeman Robbed By Carload Attack On Post Road
Policeman Alfred Riggs of Greenwch was assaulted on the Post Road and his revolver taken. He was found by Feder Asent McCarthy and taken to Stamford hospital where his condition was not serious. Police tracked a car and followed toward New Haven Stratford Bridgeport.
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Schnee Injured in Auto Accident Report
Maurice Sehnee of 413 William Street suffered a facial laceration after a collision at Stillman Street. A separate note mentions Washington July 13 with Juco nag action to curb disorders between Italians and Serbians and Serbian Premier Vesnitch addressing the Jugo-Slav Legation. A Falls from Penceh report notes a 92 year old man removed from a fence yesterday.
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Series of Thefts Reported Across City in One Day
A string of burglaries occurred in a single day. The Veterans of Foreign Wars headquarters was entered and a small amount of cash stolen. An engine was taken from a launch moored at Krnowlon reef owned by Wippo Narcherane of 281 George Street. Jewelry vanished from Mrs. Emily D. Pike of 1014 Stratford Avenue. James Duroffo's saloon at 157 Linen Avenue was broken into with £25 cash and a gold watch and chain stolen. Lonkels of 814 Pembroke Street reported a room entry while away at work and a gold watch was taken.
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George Street
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Emily D. Pike
Stratford Avenue
James Duroffo
Linen Avenue
Pembroke Street
Jitney Tarigle to Be Aired in Court Today
City and jitney men prepare briefs for Judge Banks on why the temporary injunction should be dissolved or made permanent. Mayor Wilson silent as legal teams feud over enforcement of the recent ordinance banning jitneys from streets.
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Machine Gun Guard Fires In Lynching Tension At Graham NC
Reported violence near Graham North Carolina jail where three Black suspects held for attacking a white woman. A machine gun company of the North Carolina National Guard fired on a night crowd, one killed and one wounded. Governor ordered the unit to shoot straight if lives were endangered.
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Harding Opens Attack Against Wilson Polis
Senator Harding escalates attacks on Wilsons foreign policy citing Col Louis and Versailles as vindication. He vows to take the initiative, lead an aggressive campaign, and stay on the offensive, with a plan to push League of Nations debates while continuing his front porch strategy. He travels for a golf game after a day of campaigning.
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Cox and Moore Clash Over Campaign Leadership
Columbus dispatches report Democratic leaders meet to map national plans with Governor Cox and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Moore resists taking campaign chair, committee to decide future chairman. New York and Chicago discussed as possible headquarters with a Pacific coast option.
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Bryan and Sunday for Prohibition Nominees
A statement by Chester H. Howard of Nebraska Prohibitionists advocates William Jennings Bryan and Billy Sunday as the presidential ticket. He outlines a peace and prohibition platform promising to sweep the nation with their candidacy.
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Resolute and Shamrock Set For Crucial Handicap Race
At Sandy Hook New Jersey moderate northwest winds foretell a triangular 30 mile test for Resolute the American defender and Shamrock IV British challenger in the America's Cup regatta committee raises Shamrock's time allowance to seven minutes and one second. Crew changes aboard Shamrock as Burton faces helm keep tension high while Resolute’s sailors enjoy a relaxed day on the water.
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Sinn Fein Burns Military Stores At Dublin Rail Terminal
A daring raid by armed men at the Kingbridge terminal of the Great Southern railroad destroyed three railway cars of military stores guarded by soldiers. Raiders driven by revolvers in motor cars disarmed the soldiers and set fire to the cars. fire crews refused to extinguish the flames before the stores burned, firefighters later halting the spread. Also noted is an abandoned inquest into Colonel Smyth’s murder by masked Sinn Feiners due to lack of jurors, and a special jurors meeting criticizing government acts, urging abstention from the upcoming assizes.
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Baby Show and Parade Planned for July 23 in City Parks
The Board of Recreation schedules a citywide baby show and parade at 3 PM in all playgrounds next Friday July 23. Prizes for best baby, best dressed child, best decorated carriage and best health display. Open to all babies under two and a half. health clinics will assist. monthly health centers judged by participation and health status.
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Aypen
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Muth
Two Held for Larceny in Stock Transactions
Julison Young of Springfield and James Currie of Holyoke were sent to the grand jury on larceny charges tied to stock dealings. Trial evidence suggested false representations misled investors, many mill workers, into believing rich returns that failed to appear.
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Julison Young
Springfield
James Currie
John Hildreth
Hope Eden Baffles Storm On Hartford Flight
Hope Eden, the vaudeville telepathist traveling by airplane, completed what she calls the hardest flight of her career. She flew from Bridgeport to Hartford through a thunderstorm with rain and hail, the trip lasting 35 minutes against gusty winds and lightning.
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Make Arrests for Auto Law Violations Reported
Greenwich July 19 after repeated warnings to automobilists officers began arrests yesterday in headlight law enforcement. In court Judge Mead imposed fines of 10 dollars on Bridgeport men and two Stamford men, suspended except for costs due to doubt about equipment.
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Stamford
Justice agents to arrest coal profiteers in regions
Department of Justice plans flying squadrons of agents to tour coal regions to arrest operators or miners suspected of profiteering. Officials say this method will break up the practice of producering 10 oval at 28 source.
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