Week end auto accidents kill and injure many
Stratford resident Nils Nielson was killed when his car struck a trolley on Barnum Avenue near Sound View. Alexander Magnuson suffered a skull fracture. others including Short, Stiller, Mermian, and Eklund faced injuries from crashes and skids through the weekend, with several pedestrians and riders treated at local hospitals.
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Nils Nielson
Auto
Barnum Avenue
Bergens
Stdseport
Short
J. J. Groark
St Vincent’s Godspital
al ' i
Staion
John Mermian
Newhall Street
New Haven
Stratford Avenuue
Maurice Schodion
Arctic
Street
Mermian
J. A. Max- Felhot
Merlien
Police Board to Act On Luckiey Case
The Police Board prepares to decide if it can sanction former Superintendent Luckiey for statements made. The board aims to rule swiftly, with Edward Cronan noting action within days. Stanley reports no decision yet as to the legal aspect. Luckiey’s return to the city was anticipated for explanations before the department, but he remained away Sunday night.
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Jqgha
C. Stanley
I Police
Vaid Ie
As- Ketanit
Buddey
Edward
Cronan
Tega
Thac Ksey
Stanley Haia
Alor
Aps Wome
Bridgeport Paper Delivery Complaint Notice
A reader reports missing issues from the Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post and requests prompt delivery or correspondence about missed papers. The notice urges timely receipt of the newspaper and cites delivery frustration.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Wilson and Cox Endorse League Unity After White House Talk
President Wilson and Governor Cox, Democratic nominees, declared rare accord on the League of Nations and party unity after a White House conference with Franklin D. Roosevelt. They emphasized shared resolve to champion the League and secure world peace, with plans to meet party leaders before traveling to Columbus for further discussions.
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White House
Wilson
United Party
Associated Press
Washington
League
Cox
Ghia
Ater
San Francisco
Frankie D. Roosevelt
Spen
Executive Mansion
Couric
League of Nations
Ohobe
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Gox
Wworld
America
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Toohevell
Witte House
Roosevelt
Tomor Row
Hofmer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Republian
Senatone
Harding Coud
Rte. Wilson
Chapaign
Flatdins
Bedford to Build Y M C A Home
Bedford financier E'port man plans a 2500000 dollar Y M C A project on the old side hotel site in Westport. The mansion will be torn down for a chip house dormitories and a community center with rooms for women shoppers from nearby farms. Ground will be broken soon. Milford burglary report describes a theft at Myrtle Beach cottage with multiple watches and cash taken. police investigation ongoing with several injured parties named.
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BE. T. Bedford
New York
Greens Farms Eng
Westport
Telegram
Milford
H. W. Herman
Bridgeport
Myrtle Beach
John Brennan
Bridwepet
Torell Bart
Hartford
John Larkin
James Jay
Edward Berman
POSSE CAPTURES ALLEGED ASSAILANT ON STEUBEN
Indignant neighbors form a posse at 10 30 last night on Steuben street pursuing and catching Waudo Ferrari 26 years old of 8g Steuben street accused of attempting a criminal assault on the eight year old daughter of his boarding mistress. He fought back biting his captor on the cheek and leaving finger marks. Ferrari a putcher at 818 Pambroke street was locked up at the second precinct station on bail of 2000 dollars.
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Steuben
A. Posse
Earch
Wdaudo
Ferrar
Pambroke Street
Milford collision damages two autos in bus pass near green
A car driven by Ralph Baltes of Mattapan, Mass, and owned by Elliot Mills of Boston, tried to pass a limousine near the green in Milford on a July afternoon. The impact crushed a parked vehicle owned by Eurly Earl of New Haven, smashing the rear end and two right wheels. No injuries were reported.
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Ralph Baltes
Mattatan
Mass
Elliot Mills
Boston
Iil
Franklin D Roosevelt Heads to Summer Home in Campobello
July 17. Franklin D Roosevelt, Democrat nominee for vice president, is expected to arrive here next Sunday for a short stay at his summer residence Campobello. Mrs Roosevelt returned today from a few days at their Hyde Park, New York home.
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Eastport
Franklin Dy Roosevelt
Bridgeport Man Arrested Over Whiskey Truck Incident
Norwich police arrested Bridgeport resident Gayis Sorrell after a pursuit involving a whiskey transport truck. Sorrell, held on a $5,000 bond, claimed a transit permit while a companion, Lou Sorrell, listed as manager of Sorrell Automobile Co., 200 Cannon Street, appeared in the incident. The man cited an Eastern route via Albany to reach Albany Plains and noted road conditions influenced his choices.
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Norwich
Mavic
Ati
New Jersety
Gayis Sorrell
Bridgeport
New Yorke
Sorrell Winder
Matthewson
Connecticut
Wee Albans
Strei
Siste
Alepany
Jitney Strife Sparks City Transit Day Amid Court Ruling
Buses run on main avenues with no new gates until the court decides. Jitney men and supporters push for a tag day today to protest restrictions. City officials, union leaders, and church pastor A J Campbell weigh in on transportation control and personal choice.
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Priete
Tecal Jitney
Asvailamie
Raaleos
Frank
Disney
Ik Uein
Oz Connecticut
Kibling
Connecticut Company
Jost
Troles Company
Alderrmanic
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
A. J. Campbell
Washington Park Methodist Church
Campell
Prince Joachim of Wilhelm Empires Death and Divorces
Prin ce Joachim, son of the former emperor, reportedly died by his own hand in Hamburg after financial trouble following a divorce from Princess Marie Augustine of Anhalt. He had served in both Western and Eastern fronts during the war and was once seen as a popular German hero before wartime losses and rumors of abdication amid postwar turmoil. Harding campaigns against European commitments and a brief health update on Saul Goduldig follow in the report.
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Associated Press
BALAN
Prince Toachim
Llebenzolieen
Willkm
Pandam
Joachim
Berlin
Frans
Temperor Wiliam
F Jonghint
Marie Augustine of
Anhalt
Prinze
Gergiany
Red States
Poaolrint
Residense
Potsdam
St. Joseph’s' Hospitat
Jesehim
Potedam
Eltel Frederick
Perory Ees
Near East center of several wars despite treaty
A sweeping summary notes British Turkish conflict across Asia Minor with English Greek and French troops clashing with Turks and Arabs. It mentions Bolshevik influence via Caucasus contacts with Tartars and Russian aims to thwart Turkish or British dominance. A Dublin incident reports masked tailors robbing a railroad parcel office, seizing ammunition.
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Asia Minori
Ted Press
ELE
Turkey
Bulgaria
Poland
Great Britain
Constantinople
Aten
Moscow
Taland
Dublin
Unis
Bunleary
County Dunn
Lipton to oust captain for Shamrock IV pilot
Sandy Hook New Jersey July 18 By the Associated Press Sir Thomas Lipton plans to remove captain William J Burton from Shamrock IV and appoint a new skipper after conferences aboard Resolute Shamrock designer Charles Nicholson and Lipton representative Gir Garrett on board.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Associated Press
Thomas Lipton
William J. Burton
Burton
Lipton
H. L.,garrett
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Resolute
Charles Nicholson
Shamrock
Duncan F. Neille
Sir Thomas
Skamrocix
Lipton Overrules Burton On Shamrock Change
New York July 15 Sir Thomas Lipton replaced Captain Burton as skipper of the challenger Shamrock IV and named Colonel Neill Er Nicholson to command the Shamrock while Burton and his wife may stay aboard. Lipton defended the decision as not precedent and praised Captain Adams for handling the wheel aboard Victoria.
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Resolute
Colonel Neill
Charles Nicholson
Burton
New York
Thomas Lipton
Berton
Shawree TV
Bavon
Crect Sachs Victoria
Gir
Thomas
Vickarius Bridge
Shamrock
Claré
Jeoward
Captein Adams
Neill Er Nicholson
Mr. Nicholson
Englands
Sir Thomas
Mr. Burton
Accontais
Alther
Thomas ‘Lipenstom
Victoria
Tiendatch
Killarney
Charles I Adams
Adams Wis
York
Olé
Giances
Lord Dewar
Alreams
T Colowell
Nicholson
Nellt
England
Therss
Fom
Alfred Draper
Teil Rorse
Captium Burton
Nea
Thas
Akipyer
G H Kacerovsky Dead After Long Illness
G H Kacerovsky dies after long illness in Monte text notes him as employed by the Tatom Gole ang Murahan company later Crane cone Dany. He is survived by four sons Charles Pavers William Edward and Anil and Mrs Mary Hamilton among others. He had ties to external organisations and Crane Yutersn lear uc.
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Tatom
Gole Ang Murahan Company
Dany! Jad
Wraceroveky
Msquite
Alor
Charles
Pavers
William
Drdwird
Tour
Marry Hamilton
Anil Kaecenovsky
Fey Me
Crane Yutersnlear Uc
Everest Climb Attempt Planned by British Expedition
An announcement from Zermatt states Colonel Charles Veice and Major Rawiv from the British geographical society will lead a joint expedition to Mount Everest in the Himalayas. The goal is to study climactic conditions and terrain as part of their exploratory program.
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Geneva
Charles Veice
Majer Rawiv
Eegraphical Society
Grart
Mount
Everest
Zermatt
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