Durant Becomes Locomobile President Amid High Class Promise
W C Durant is named president of Locomobile Company of America. He vows no change in policy and to keep Locomobile a high class car built at Bridgeport. Durant praises the car as a top achievement of the era and seeks to maintain its exclusive status and production.
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New York
Durant
Locomoobile Company of America
Cw. C. Durant
Locomobile Company
Durnet
Bridgeport
Durant Inter
Comany
Duran
Penough
Terry Chase
Twee
Rom
Morris
Hes
Liberty Street
Taxba
Deeby
Bridgs Street
Xenzor
Volver
Iete
Peace Agreement Unites Sixth District Republican Clubs
The Sixth District Republican Club Inc and the New Sixth District Republican club reached a peace treaty last night. The two groups decided to amalgamate, form a new Sixth District Republican Club Inc, and move to secure new rooms. A committee was chosen to arrange headquarters, with plans for a united picnic at Forest Grove in September marking the merger. Ratification by both clubs is expected, ending a three year split and focusing future efforts on Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth District Republican Club, Inc
Sixth District
Republican Club, Inc
Republican Club
Sixth District Republican Club Inc
James A. Turner
Fred Daniels
Edward Healey
Tierbert Stenson
Trace Wendell
Frederick Farren
Thomas Tierney
Alfred Hackett
Patrick
O'Brien
J. Reilly
Benjarmi Oyman
Nicholas Tesing
Thomas Conners
Sixth District Republicanlub, Inc
Madison Avenue
Charles Street
Sixth Distriet Republican Club
Wich
Main Street
Federal Street
Patrick O'Brien
Thomas Connors
Tten
North Avenue
Forest Grove
Organia Ton
Pelice
Harmony
Thias
Locomobile Sees Bright Future With Strong Support
Financial strength and advice from a great motor car organization give Locomobile confidence in its future. Tang we in the Locomobile company view the situation with deep confidence. The company and its friends see the future as brighter than ever today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Tang
Locomobile Company
Locomobile
Health of Lord Northcliffe Deteriorates in London
Northcliffe in London July 21 Associated Press reports his condition remains grave with unabated fever and weakened heart action. The ailing press magnate shows no improvement as doctors monitor his vital signs.
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London
Associated Press
Lord Northcliffe
City Cars Needing Marking Probe Initiated
Reports state city owned automobiles lack proper identification in Bridgeport prompting Common Council to order an investigation. Officials say several department vehicles appear unmarked though most are tagged. aim to curb use for non official purposes amid recent political accusations.
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City of
Bridgeport
Ordigemee
Common Council
Owen Curley
Public Works Department
Troopers Restore Peace In Buffalo Trolley Strike
About 600 city police and troopers dispersed a five day old trolley strike on Buffalo East Side. Officials said streetcar lines would be manned again soon and night service resume early next week after police and county and state forces suppressed rioting and missiles.
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Buffalo
Teena Dee
East Side
Broadway
The
International
Last Man's Club Holds Annual Dinner in Stillwater
Four of the surviving five members of the Last Man's Club gathered for the annual banquet at the Sawyer House in Stillwater Minnesota. The club began in 1884 with 34 Company B First Minnesota infantry members. They meet each year on the Bull Run anniversary. A bottle of wine, saved since 1884, was presented to honor departed members and remains kept in a bank vault for the surviving members.
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Stillwater
Minn
Hall
Associated Press
Last Man’s Club
Sawyer House
Minnesota Infantry
Bull Rue
Euel
Ayavy Excers
Ceelines
Hughes Praises Delegates for Ending Dispute
Secretary Hughes lauded the Taena-Arick arbitration settlement as a landmark in Latin American peace efforts. He credited the agreement with advancing cooperation among nations and urged continued diplomacy to resolve future disputes without force.
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Hughes
Washington
Ghue
Hughes i
Hiugghes
Western
Hemisphare
Harding
Wiese
America
Soladon
Limerick Falls After National Forces Storm Rebel Stronghold
National forces launched a major assault on Limerick early this morning, forcing the surrender of the trieptlar garrison and driving irregulars from fortified positions. About fifty prisoners were reported, with ongoing sniping and artillery destruction as the city remained tense and quiet in the surrounding countryside.
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London
Limerick
Press Association
Wree
Hy Couriey
Nenagh
National Artillery
Yosi- Long
Strand Barracks
Titty
Tahnerlek
Senate Poised to Cut Rates on Hemp Flax and Jute
Washington July 21 developments in Senate deliberations on administration tariff proposals. Reductions eyed for hemp flax and jute duties with debate over arsenic and wool rates. Senator Smith Democratic contends the move benefits certain interests while Senator Gooding Republican seeks further inquiry into who gains from the changes.
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Senate
Washington
Smith
Guggenheim
Gooding
H Publican
Ida
Clifton Mine Riot Dead Number Seven
Wellsburg West Virginia reports the seventh death in the Clifton Mine riot. A second road blockage incident yesterday afternoon led to another fatality. the latest body, a white man, was recovered near the Groag creek area the scene of the fight but badly decomposed delaying examination by the coroner.
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Wellsburg
W. Vo
Groag Areek
Gorener J. HB. Wallinghaw
Perratt
De Wolf Hooper to Contest Divorce Suit
De Wolf Hooper through his attorneys announced he will vigorously contest the divorce proceedings. The statement affirmed the case would be tried in the courts, not in the newspapers.
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DE Wolfe Hooper
de Wolf
Nis Ara
Perros
Elder Haggerty Dies at 89 in Bridgeport
Dennis Haggerty, longtime Bridgeport truckman born in Ireland, died at age 89 at his home on Catherine Street after a life in trucking for Bridgeport Hydraulic and other firms. He arrived from County Tyrone, helped with 50th anniversary parades, married Mary in 1906, had no children, and was a lifelong Democrat. funeral at St Augustine's Church followed by burial in Ss. Michael Cemetery.
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Dennis Agesrty
Higedeath
Alea
Catherine Street
Mr. Haggerty
Bridgeport Hydraulic Conpany
Po Ot
Bridgeport
Haggerty
County
Tork
Ivelind
St. Augustine’s
Wiechureh
Baggerty
Sit
Maggerty
Winsted
Thurgerty
Mary H. Haggerty
Bartholomew
Uepl
Ter Parchiold
Vincent Haggerty
Edward Haggerty
Daniel McCarthy
McCarthy
New York
Togeph Mierawa
Reta Liaggerty
Alleged Rail Guards Attackers Arrested in Hartford
In Tdenvised and Martiford areas, two suspects Andrew Dolan and Winer Olan were arrested for assaulting rail guards on duty at New Haven and Hartford line. William Cartin of Mast Hartford was detained as a suspected leader and released on bonds of 200 to appear at the hearing. Deputies and state police reported additional arrests and ongoing investigations into a plan to attack about 80 men, with charges of assault and breach of the peace.
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Martiford
New Haver
Hartford
Tain
Godfrey Wand 'Rhomas Blythe Muirond
Tate
Willam Cartin Ry
Mast Hartford
Cartiy
Alonday
Sarttor
Andrew Dolan
Winer Olan
Stauber
Ravey
Gabh
Rail Board and Harding Move to Stem Famine Risk
Chicago July 21 Associated Press Ben W Hoover head of the Railroad Labor Board heads to Washington for a peace talks with President Harding as rail executives and union leaders push for separate agreements. The White House aims to coordinate a nation wide settlement while mine workers and other rail labor figures face strikes and potential disruption to shipping coal. Hoover and Jewell of the shop crafts union weigh options as officials seek a unified approach to end or postpone wage and service disruptions.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ben W. Tlooner
Rritwoad Labor Board
W Yeshington
Harding
Sevike Bs
Mrp
Hooper
Baltimore and
Olio
Learmed Topaday
Fe i
Jewell
Niel
Tomlaht
St. Tanceneral Chatr
Aasing alaLomente
Rand
Ganer
Northweat
Jared Domme
Government Eyes Non-Union Coal Production Plan
Washington July 24 Government officials weigh steps to avert a fuel famine as coal output lags by about 1 million tons weekly. Secretary Hoover convenes mine owners from Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania and Alabama to set prices and shipping priorities while British coal imports and a proposed coal commission loom. A pooling plan for coal stocks and government directed shipments is discussed as unions and operators hint at renewed talks, with a public report expected on Page Two.
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Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Great Britain
Shipping Board
Justice Department
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Pelny
Kaskent Harding
Tornase
A. D. Lagher
United States
Sanator Wine
Utah
Coal Commission
Lve
Glniver
Ory. Harding
United Mine Workers
Harding
Government Has Full Power to Keep Roads and Mines Operating
Washington July 21 The Government claims full power to enforce operation of trains carrying mail and interstate commerce and to compel coal and other necessities with the right to protect workers. Attorney General Daugherty said no extra legislation is needed, notes supreme federal authority, and discussed plans to enforce the Transportation Act via judicial action with Senators Borah and Cummins.
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Washington
Daugherty
Borah and Cummins
Charman
Interstate Commerce Committee
Torney
Senator Proposes Plan to Settle Coal Walkout
Senator King proposes a resolution creating two stabilizing committees to investigate the coal strike and report findings for presidential proclamation. It would fund $109,000 for committee expenses and lacks enforcement provisions.
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Washington
Tily
King
Pregantuda
Editor White Waits for Arrest in Kansas Case
Topeka July 21 Associated Press Judge J A McDermott travels to Emporia to pursue action against William Allery White editor of the Emporia Gazette for alleged Industrial Court Act violations. State plans to arrest him over placard support for railroad shopmen. delay cited while investigation continues.
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Topeka
Kas
Associated Press
J. A., seDermott
Kansas Industrial Court
Emporia
William Allery White
Symiepathy
Mr. White
Allen
Emporia Gazette
White
The
Gazette
Henry Ganze
McDecnatt
Trhee
Rhee
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W.C. Durant
Locomobile CO
Northcliffe
Markin
Ansonian
Limerick Falls
Clifton Mine
Densis Haggerty
Dennis Haggerty
Mary's-by-the-Sea
St.Shewey
Bridgeport Sunday Post
Rail Board
Lujaimet
Upsratars
Ghonmaen
Yusiway Lawlor Barri
Ivadd Torney
Ipa
Agap Wallan Serah
Hoopey
Railway Rabar Board
Ite Huttse
Yinils
Kansas
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