Lightning Strikes Across Connecticut Amid Severe Storms
A coastal and inland storm lashed Connecticut causing heavy rain and flash floods in Windsor Norwith and Greenwich. Fire damaged barns in Windsor. a utility turbine zone was affected and power crews reported outages in Waterbury and Naugatuck valleys. A Haven hospital tower was struck, and a flag plaza suffered damage. Several towns reported downed lines, telephones out, and trolley service suspended. One girl was killed by lightning in Massachusetts, and another boy survived injuries from a tree and car impact in Norwith. A clam digger died in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire, and additional storm-related incidents were logged in Dover and Sandy Hook.
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Windsor
Kall
Weil
Samuel Shobman
Norwith
Grand Avenue
Connecticut Company
Wallingford
Naugatuck
Aa Waterbury
Ew Haven
Astorm
Adams
Marie-Ange Dubois
Yoe Valley
Cerpa
Alfred
Leonard Bourdon
Bourdon
Forest Park Unter
John Sanecki
Bus Collision Injures Three In Hartford Intersection
A Hartford to New London bus collided with an automobile at Morgan Street and the Boulevard, injuring three people. Charles W. Greene of Springtown Mass drove the auto. Annie A. Burt, 68, was hospitalized with a fractured skull and other injuries. an X-ray will be taken to assess damage once her condition allows.
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New London
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Flartford Hospital
Paris Papers React As Briand Cabinet Falls
Paris newspapers assess the Briand ministry's fall in the Chamber of Deputies with mixed praise for leaders like Marin Caillaux and Briand's defense. They underscore resistance to foreign tutelage and call for strong leadership as France faces political upheaval and a pivotal decision on governance.
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Briand
Chamber of Deputies
O'Oeurce
Wo Herriott
Chamber
Callaux
Tours Marin
l’Avenir
Louis Marin
Republican Federation
Caulans
Jaures
M. Briand
France
M. Cailaux
Echo de Paris
Washington
Louis Plarin
Notables Hear Aimee McPherson at Angelus Temple
Thousands pack Angelus Temple in Los Angeles for Aimee Semple McPherson sermon on the May 18 and June 2 disappearance mystery. She draws 6,090 attendees and addresses skeptics while defending the story as truth. Guests include the widow of William Jennings Bryan and Senator William H. King of Utah.
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Cal
Aimee Semple McPhe
Henr
Wownan Pigtur
Ale Can Ovean Beach
Mexico
Douglas
Aziz
William Jennings Yan
William H. King
Utah
Weaver Bullet Probe Likely as Wounded Man Improves
A garage man wounded while seated in his car near Pauline Bauer's apartment is reported to be improving at St. Vincent's hospital. If his condition continues to improve this week, doctors plan to probe for a bullet lodged near his spine, with removal possible once the path of the missile is sealed. Authorities say the shooting was accidental and that recovery is expected.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Pauline Bauer
Obituary: Bien Dailey of Bridgeport Dies at 1421 Maia
Bien Dailey wife of John Ene wind died yesterday morning at St Vincent's hospital after brief illness. A lifelong Bridgeport resident she is survived by husband three nephews Thomas Condan William and Edward Dailey seven nieces Mrs John Bollivan Mia Reed Hartman Indward Sucie Mrs Leo Genih Daniel Ergert Mrs Manic and Mrs Pied Johnson and in laws Dennis Dailey. Funeral from V1 Gannon Theme on Weenese 2 and Foon Sr Augusciie's shure Doetook will bury in St Michaels cemetery with solemn rites led by Hugh Wilh.
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John Enewind
Maia Sirot
St Vincent
Bridgeport
Thomas
Condan
William
Edward Dailey
John Bollivan
New York
Mia Reed Hartman
Indward Sucie
Leo Genih
Daniel Ergert
Manic
Pied Johnson
Mia
Dennis Dailey
Michoaed
Foon
Augusciie
Hugh
St Michaels Cemetery
Senator Flays Nullificationists In Constitutional Debate
A fiery address denounces nullification of the eighteenth amendment and any move to bypass the constitution through referendums or state action. The speaker insists the proper path is constitutional amendment, warns that nullification equates to lawlessness, and urges faith in constitutional government amid liquor–policy conflict. The talk contrasts federal power with states rights and denounces attempts to undermine the Volstead framework.
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Iiquor
Europe
Russia
Poland
New York
Herriot Faces Critical Fate in French Cabinet Talks
News from Paris notes M. Herriot remains a focal point in cabinet talks as Republi can Union edges toward backing a union government. Public unrest grows with police guard near the Palais Bourbon following a hostile demonstration, while observers doubt a government reshuffle can be completed before Tuesday.
Coolidge Firm in Determination to Collect War Debts
President Coolidge presses for full payment of World War I debts. Mellon to restate U S stance before Europe trip amid anti debt cancellation propaganda. Berenger cited as promoting such material to Congress, with Cadoux tract backing cancellation inclinations.
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N.Y
Coolidge
White House
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Treasury
Mellon
Europe
Washington
Frederick W. Peabody
Massachusetts
United States
Berenger
Amercan Debt Funding Commission
Trance
French Statistics] Society
Gaston Cadoux
Society
Greece's Tumultuous Rise of Dictators and Premier Declines
Ex premiers figure in a saga of upheavals and conspiracies in Republican Greece from 1924 to 1926. Political crises, coups, and mutinies mark a decade of unrest as leaders Plastiras Pangalos and others navigate arrests, deportations, and cabinet turmoil amid a royal era ending and a republic taking hold.
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Hellenea
M. Kafandaris
M. Piranistasiou
Pancalos
Micha’ Akopoulos
Plastias
Gonetas
Clantain Phokas
Plastiras
League of Nations Council
Pangalos
London
M. Papanastasiou
Saloniki
Paraskevopoulou
M. Zavitanos
Zelemon
Relsey
Tex Rickard Engaged to Wed After Widow's Death
Tex Rickard expected to wed following the death of his wife Edith Ray Rickard at a sanitarium last October. She died in her 42nd year from heart disease and pneumonia. The couple had been married twenty three years and their only child, a daughter Bessie, died in 1907. Rickard has since mixed with Miss Lodges and turned more to city life while remaining a prominent figure in court cases and known as a boxing promoter according to his autobiography.
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Edith Ray Rickard
Bessie
Miss Lodges
Richard
Rickard
Texas
Argentine Flyer Completes Notable Flight Feat
An Argentine airplane completed a notable flight from New York to Buenos Aires via the Brazilian coast. The journey faced delays and interruptions but reached its destination, marking a significant long distance air voyage in the era.
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Tanfirg
Buenos
New York
Argentire
Braziban
Koreans to Try American Missionary Who branded Child Thief
The July 27 trial date was set for Dr CU A Hoysmeir American medical missionary at Pingsang Korea on cruelty charges for branding a small Korean boy with the word thief on both cheeks with acid after the child was caught stealing apples. The Seventh Day Adventist mission board in America dismissed him and the Keren group reportedly voted in favor of his return to the United States. The case has caused local sensation though the native press largely silent.
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CU. A Hoysmeir
Pingsang
Korea
Keren
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Haysmeir
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Mission Board
America
Sde
Danan
Local youth hit by Hartford auto in weekdays incident
Earl HK West twenty two of 24 Vernon Street Hartford struck and knocked Charles F Ceivel forty of 472 Holllyter Avenue Hartford to the pavement on Main Street. Ceivel was treated at Emergency hospital for a knee sprain and minor injuries. West reportedly stepped within five feet after the collision. Also Harry V Woods of 72 Norman Street and Robert Farre of 654 Atlantic Street involved in Seaside Park incident with a boy who ran home with a scratched knee and elbow.
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Vernon Street
Hartford
Main Street
Charles F. Ceivel
Holllyter Avenue
Uebel
Rowe
Mar Eek
West
Harry V. Woods
Norman Street
Seaside Park
Robert Farre
Atlantic Street
Two Men Suffer Dog Bites In City incident
Two men were treated at the Emergency hospital yesterday for dog bites. Joseph Cottle twenty one of 1275 Howard avenue was bitten in the right leg and Thomas Burk forty of 170 State street was bitten on the left thumb. Both men were treated by Dr. D M Rowe.
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Howard Avenue
Thomas Burk
State Street
D. M. Rowe
Salvation Army Man Charged With Theft in Stamford
Joseph Ryan of New London an Salvation Army employee was arrested in Stamford charged with theft. He allegedly took clothing worth several hundred dollars from a car the two Salvation Army men rode in from New York to Bangor Maine. Police found the clothing in an abandoned barn near the Riverside garage.
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Joseph Ryan
New London
Salvation Army
Louis McKinney
New York
Bangor, M
Riverside
Ryan
Garae
Coal slip nearly fatal to worker Talterday in coal pit
John Talterday, 31, of 238 Pequon nock street, was buried under coal at a North Washington avenue coal pit. Rescued by co workers after several minutes, he received treatment for partial aspiration at Emergency hospital and was moved to St. Vincent's hospital.
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Pequonnock Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Corl Pit
Tatterday
Washington Avenue
Woman Remains In Police Cell After Disorderly Arrest
Mrs Robert Luckiey of 30 Eairmont Avenue was arrested for drunkenness and breach of the peace after boisterous conduct and singing despite warnings to quieten. Multiple complaints led to her detention.
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Robert Luckiey
Eairmont Avenue
Iebiaved
Eight Arrested in New York Fascist Fight
In New York today eight men were arrested during a clash between fascist and anti fascist groups at a meeting honoring Umberto Netile, builder of the Norge. Police reported a tense scene with scuffles but no serious injuries.
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New York
Umberta Netile
Norge
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls from Pembroke Street
Ambulance log at 2:50 a.m. lists calls for Pembroke Street and surrounding addresses. Patients include Lewis Timone treated for gastritis, taken to Newfield or St Vincent's hospital. John Tallerdy with partial asphyxiation to unknown hospital. Albert Vrimeuse with appendicitis to bridge vertiganital. Catherine Jenne to St Vincent's. Rita Battagilon convulsions to 140 pom. Charles Sterwood with chronic ailment to Hillside home.
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Lewis Timone
Ode Newfield
Brice Drake
Vincents Hospital
North
Washington Avenue
John Tallerdy
Pequonnock Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dover Street
Albert Vrimeuse
Bridgevertiganital
Coleman Street
Greatest Miracle Is In Boyhood Says Pastor Pierce
Washington pastor Rev Dr Jason Noble Pieres preached at United Church on the Greater Miracle of a lad. He cited John 6 9 and argued inheritance and equal start matter, urging that the real miracle is the influence of boys and girls in Seaside Park and the community. He noted next week he will discuss Christ leadership.
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Cootidge
Washington
Jason Noble Pieres
United Church
Wiliam Thrace
Pierce
Arking
John
Jesus
Dridgeport
Christ
G O P Divided Over Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General Roles
The Republican split centers on the lieutenant governor and attorney general posts. Healy will not seek renomination for attorney general. Buckley’s nomination aims keep others from running. Buckley shows little public comment but is widely believed to prefer the attorney general job. Flehag has recovered and works as U S attorney, monitoring developments quietly.
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John J. Buckley
Buckley
Fle Hag
United States Attorney
Plana
New Haven Man Leads In Rescue Amid Dusk Crisis
New Haven reports describe relief workers racing to subdue tribesmen as darkness fell. Kasta Cronin of New Haven and cavalry moved swiftly to drive invaders from an American ranch, firing to quell the threat. Authorities later note Captain William P. Cronan once lived in New Haven and served in the US Navy, now missing.
Ansonia Judge Held After Crash
Two people in a car driven by Judge AC Isbell of Ansonia City Court were treated for cuts and bruises after a collision at Norton and Goffe streets. Judge Isbell and Fred W. Henninger, driver of the other car, were arrested for reckless driving, with an additional charge of failure to grant the right of way. The injured included Jank Wakeley, 76, the judge’s father in law, and Mrs. Isbell.
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AC. Isbell
Ansonia
Graves Hospital
Norton and Goffe
Isbell
Fred W. Henninger
Big City
Angonia
Jank Waketee
Shells
Earth Endures 282 Disasters Report in Year
Paris dispatch reports 282 catastrophes worldwide last year per International Red Cross figures. Natural disasters spanned earthquakes, floods, droughts, volcanoes, and tidal waves with Japan noting multiple events including five earthquakes and four floods alongside six tempests.
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Paris
International Red Cross Society
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Mote
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Japan
Pastor Under Bond After Killing Claims Self Defense
TL W Nutt, prominent banker and eye witness, says the pastor acted in self defense when a church member, Chipps, came to his office threatening to kill him. Norris, the pastor, dictated a bond for church members representing over two million dollars and said he defended himself after warned of violence. Mayor Meacham mourns as authorities doubt trial.
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Norris
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Chippa
Draimandearly
Texas
Bankers Mass to Aid French Franc
York with M Moreau of the Bank of France aims to stabilize the French franc as global credit lines align with Washington and London. Confidence grows that Parliament will back drastic fiscal measures, while M Herriot argues France should stick to republican rehabilitation methods.
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M. Herriot
Eight Police Reports Of Nonfatal Accidents Yesterday
Police logged eight accidents with no fatalities. Two injured were Charles F Geibel of Hollister Avenue and Bernard Lee of Runwell Street with knee and facial injuries respectively. Several other collisions involved Willam Stralsta, Arthur Baudouin, Lorenzo Mannaca, Henry Anderson, Patrick Maturro, and taxi driver James Kiry. Damages ranged from minor to about 150 dollars.
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Hollister Avenue
Bernard Lee
Runwell Street
Sethe
Lee
Earl H. West
Geitel
Harry V. Weals
Robert Farrer
Atlantica Atreet
Selden Anderson
Buckingham
Joseph A. Wright
Port Jefferson Ferry
Willam Stralsta
Dawson
New York
East Washington Avenue
Housatonic Avenue
Arthur J. Baudouin
Strelsin
John J. O'Brien
Chestnut Fil
Norwalk
Lorenzo Mannaca
Washington Avenue
Tranistan Avenue
Waldemere Avenue
O'Brien
Eaat
Iranistan Avenue
Mannaca
Waldemere
Farritto Tuscane
Main Street
Henry J. Anderson
Park Street
Patrick Maturro
Corona
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Lea
Brown Glana
Bridgeport Cab Company
James Kirey
Union Avenue
Collsion
James Coughlin
Trew Place
State and
Broad Streets
Broad
State
Father in visit to Mrs Hemming at Highland Lake
Amon the crowd at The Cabin in Highland Lake Mrs Marion Hemming faced attempts by Louis Griffing to oust her. Her father High Metuhey of New Haven, and other relatives arrived from New Haven to show support amid lingering threats and rumors.
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Jett
Bullet may be clue in murder case and underworld
Reported Lengel defense funds from underworld backers, mostly women, drew fines on refusals. Metlett alleged those paying meals and fees faced threats. Jumbo Crowley, Canton's noted underworld king, contacted Mellett three months earlier demanding an end to attacks. Mellett vowed to expose Crowley.
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Underworld
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Canton
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Crowdy
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