Germany fears French plan to alter treaty terms
Berlin reports Stresemann outlines three core ideas in Germanys reply to Frances security pact note. He cautions on arbitration guarantees and a potential League of Nations role, arguing peace treaties are not sacrosanct and calls for equality and reciprocity in any settlement. Paris responds with renewed hostility to those Versailles Treaty clauses seen as punishing Germany.
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Berlin
Stresemeren
Germany
France
League of Nations
League
Paris
Juy
Beacons Lead Police To Liquor Seized In Car
Springfield police stopped a luxury car on the West Springfield end of the North End Bridge and found 6% gallons of high grade liquor hidden in a compartment beneath the floor. The suspects identified as John Titone and Anton Pensabene of Boston and Paul Piretta of Brooklyn were detained after failing to post bonds on transport charges.
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Springfield
Maas
Leesons
West Springfield
New North End
Connecticut River
John Titone
Antoni Pensabene
Boston
Paul Piretta
Brooklyn
Bridgeport High Class of 1821 Holds Initial Reunion
About 160 members of Bridgeport High School's class of 1821 attended the first reunion since graduation held last night at Champ's Farm. Oscar Lavern, class president, served as toastmaster. Addresses were given by James Moore, principal. Mrs C J Crosby of the Board of Education. and Miss Margaret Riley, Normal school principal. Vocal solos by Mrs Talia Ada Hambrock and the class sang a song composed by Miss Lillian Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport High School
Champ's Farm
Oscar Lavern
James Moore
C J Crosby
Board of Education
Margaret Riley
Talia Ada Hambrock
Slans
Lillian Riley
Trolley crash injures four in Norwalk churchyard collision
Demph Mintner of Hartford drove on Westport avenue and struck a Norwalk car going uphill near St. Pauls church. The impact pushed the other vehicle into a telephone pole and Mintner’s car into a churchyard wall. John Kelly of Norwalk suffered a broken leg and bruises while Ira W Mead of Norwalk had cuts and bruises. Police say Mintner skidded on the trolley rail. no arrests were made.
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Norwalk
Demph Mintner
Hartford
Westport Avenue
St. Paul's Church
John Kelly
Ira W Mead
Mintnas
Belgium plans to pay part of debt August 31
The Belgian war debt commission will have 4 343 090 gold marks from German reparations available to cover part of Belgiums debt to the United States by August 31. The Paris 1925 agreement sets aside a 12 percent share of the German reparations for Belgiums American debt, totaling about 13 700 00 gold marks in the year ending August 31, 1919.
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Boston
Belgian War Debt Commission
United States
World Peace Foundation
Denis P. Myers
Germany
Paris
Belzan
Gilbert
Lounsbury Will Hearing Scheduled for Thursday
In Ridgefield Connecticut the probate hearing on former Governor Phineas Lounsbury's will is set for Thursday before Judge Scott. The hearing was moved from July to July 21 and then further continued to July 24 at the request of the heirs.
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Ridgefield
Phineas Lounsbury
Scott
Elrs
Stamford Tax Official Thomas Hoyt Weds Nellie Mammel
Friends of Thomas Hoyt former Stamford tax collector were surprised by his morning wedding at the First Congregational church to Nellie Mammel of 14 Oak Street Stamford. Hoyt, 71, retired former tax collector and 1905 General Assembly representative, runs a local real estate business.
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Stamford
Thomas Hoyt
First Congregational Church
Nellie
Oak Street
Misa
Katherine A Mammel
Hoyt
General Assembly
Dublin Stock Broker’s Daughter Admits Change Trade
In Dublin the admission of Miss Oonah Keogh twenty two year old daughter of a Dublin stockbroker to stock exchange work has caused a sensation in the Irish capital as England already employs women stock brokers.
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England
Ireland
Oonah Keogh
Dublin
Prices hold steady on Connecticut produce market
Agriculture department notes steady pricing as native vegetables expand offerings on the morning wholesale market. New potatoes and onions arrive from nearby sources, raspberries and currants decline, while apples and peaches show mixed levels amid variable supplies.
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State of
Connecticut
New Jersey
Auto Collisions Reported On City Streets
Samuel Cohen of 1729 Xohle Avenue and William H Quinn of 320 Center Street collide as Cohen exits John Street onto Wager Street. Quinn’s car sustains side damage and windows shattered. Harry Schwolsky of 675 Pembroke Street hits Harry Jones of 405 William Street on Main Street. Jones brakes suddenly and Schwolsky’s touring car and Jones’ vehicle suffer front and rear damage with no injuries reported.
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Samual Cohen
Xohle Avenue
John Street
Wager Street
Willam H Quinn
Center Street
Orlock
Quinn
Harry Schwolsky
Pembroke Street
Main Street
Harry & Jones
William Street
Lumber Street
Jones
Schwolsky
Real Ny One
Woman Arrested for Liquor Charge at Union Square Restaurant
Sophie Woliaz aged 29 of 110 Standard avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon at a Union Square restaurant where she allegedly sold liquor. Held on 400 bond for resisting police and violation of the higher law. Sergeants Maloney Murphy and Doyle say she tried to hinder them from obtaining evidence in the dining room where she worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Woliaz
Standard Avenue
Union Square
Maloney Murphy
Doyle
Handy Coal Company Sold to G S Troxell
George Trozell, longtime general manager of American Hardware Stores, Inc, completed negotiations Monday afternoon to buy Handy Coal Co from Trustees Howard Gregory and John J Logan of Walter B Wakelee’s estate. He said the business will continue under the same lines with future extensions when the time comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Trozell
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Handy Coal Co
Housatonic Avenue
Troxell
Howard Gregory
John J Logan
Walter B Wakelee
Mr Troxell
Wakeilee
Crop conditions below average across most states in July
The USDA map shows crops on July 1 were about five percent below average overall. Poor conditions extend from the Atlantic coast through grain states to Texas, with some regions in the far Northwest, parts of the South, and New England showing better than average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Northwest
South
New England
Atlantic
Texas
Judge Rules Yucatan Divorce Invalid in Connecticut Case
Darien verdict finds that Rev Howard Murray Dumbell obtained a divorce in Yucatan and married another woman, a move deemed illegal under Connecticut law. The case, brought by Mrs Dumbell on cruelty grounds, may be expanded to include possible bigamy charges. The September Superior Court term will hear further proceedings.
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Darien
Howard Murray Dumbell
Yucatan
Mexico
New Haven
Pickett
Connecticut
Dumbells
Dumbedd
Cummings and Lockwood
Charlotte
North Carolina
Hackett
Tonight
Rey Dumbel
Worcester man held on charge after hit and run in Greenwich
Gustave R. Bvarnstrom of 140 Belmont street Worcester was held on $1,000 bonds after his auto struck Tony Leoner at 444 West Putnam avenue Greenwich injuring the youth. Leoner sprained his ankle and suffered bruises while the driver’s friend Rudolph Bhiers of Cos Cob faced adjournment on reckless driving under liquor until tomorrow to obtain counsel.
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Greenwich
Gustave R. Bvarnstrom
Belmont Street
Worcester
Mass
Tony Leoner
Putnam Avenue
Leonette
Kvarnstrom Wells
Rudolph Bhiers
Cos Cob
Chicago Air Mail Service Revision Announced
A schedule change for the Chicago to New York air mail starts from Chicago one hour earlier at 7 50 am. The shift improves train connections in New York and allows Bridgeport bound mail to arrive near 10 30 am with box holders able to collect soon after. Regular deliveries occur early in the afternoon on arrival day.
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Chicago
New York
New York City
Bridgeport
Market Supply Summary in City Bulletin
Liberal supply covers broilers beans beets cabbage and squash while scarce items include raspberries peas and lettuce. Demand remains moderate for onions cabbage and carrots with strong demand noted for bees blades and aquas.
Receiver to continue Norwich plant under receiver's term
Judge A L Brown allowed Frank W Browning to keep running the Uneas Paper Board plant in Norwich at a special session of the Superior Court. Creditors objected to bids of 250 000 and 255 000 as too low though the plant is appraised over 1 000 000. The receiver has profited since taking charge amid offers for the plant and equipment.
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Norwich
A. L Brown
Frank W Browning
Uneas Paper Board Company
Center
Lmit
Robert ‘Jair
Realty Deeds and Transfers In Bridgeport Area
Real estate transactions include warranties and mortgage deeds involving East End Realty to Michael Robstock on North Summerfield Avenue for 500 dollars and Clara Hansen from Elsa Peterson on Wilson Street for 3500 dollars. Quit Claims list transfers on Wilson and North avenues and several other street properties with varied sums.
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Lomas & Nettleton Co
Orange
New Haven
Conn
East End Realty Corporation
Michael Robstock
Summerfield Avenue
Elsa M Peterson
Clara Hansen
Wilson Street
A Podoloff and Sons, Incorporated
Mary McCormack
Remington Street
Alzine P Newton
Esther C. Sandbers
Midland Avenue
John
Mr Torok
Usual K
Horton
Staples Street
Elsa M. Peterson
Julia Boans
Mechanica and
Farmers Savings Bank
Ellsworth
Orland Street
Julia B. Yaps
Frank Yaps
Eilsworth
Orland Streets
Steve
Elizabeth Traski
West Side Bank
Ellsworth Street
West Side Pap
Amos Juliana
North End Morto Corporation
Coleman Street
Joseph BE. Hafner
Caroline Rupp
Higgins Avenue
Fannie Salwitz
Thomas M. Cullinan
North Avenue
Leonard Sandstrom
Elsa Peterson
Catherine Pistey
Helen Haniska
Goddam
Arenus Bridgeport Savings Bank
Joseph H. Hafner
Prospect Street
Commodity Prices New York July 21 Cash Prices
Cash prices for staple commodities listed in New York with today versus last year figures. Items include Wheat No 1 and No 2, corn No 2 yellow, oats, rye, flour, beef, pork, lard, iron, cotton, rubber, print cloths, and summarizes a partial data set with damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spot cotton steady as futures ease in New York market
Cotton prices in New York on July 21 show spot middling at 24.25 cents with quiet trading. Futures for July through December drift lower by 12 to 30 points, with May next year around 48.06 and other months near 23.5 to 23.92 cents.
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New York
Ana
Glutted Market Triggers Sharp Wheat Price Drop
Chicago July 21 AP Wheat tumbled to 6.18 a bushel after a glut in market supply. Declines followed a weaker finish from yesterday and were aided by favorable spring weather and expectations of abundant harvests. Corn and oats also fell. provisions remained steady amid packers' activity.
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Chicago
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Bond Market Shows Mid Summer Dullness In Ottawa And New York
Ottawa exports exceed one billion dollars for the year ended June 30 with a rise of over 16 million from the prior year. In New York on July 11 dull trading prevailed on the bond market as funds moved away from the city and prices fluctuated within narrow limits.
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Ottawa
Ont
New York
Telow Instalee
New Fork Stock Exchange
Denmark
Baltimore and
Silo
Chicago
Feed market trends and grain prices in Connecticut shipments
Quotations show transit and nearby feed costs per ton and grain per bushel. No. 2 White Oats 59 cents, No. 3 White Oats 66 1 4, No. White Cribs 57, No. 2 Yellow Corn 1.29, flax terms, linseed and cottonseed meals priced. Boston delivery adds 3.00 per car if draft is present and hay markets vary by grade.
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A. G. Burgau
Commissioner of Agriculture
Connecticut
Boston
Timothy
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Chuchyard Wall
Belgium
Lounsbury
Koyt
N.Y. Stock Exchange
N. Y
Conn Hennery
Idan
Dumbell
Chicago Air Mail
Market Supply
Mesvers
State Banking Department
R N. Sims
National Association of Bank Survivors
St. Paul
Premier & Potter Printing Press Co., Inc
Irving Bank-Columbia Trust CO
Potter Printing Press Company
Whitlock Printing Press Company
Shelton
Derby
H. M. Webster & Company
E. B. Merritt & Co., Inc
Main St
Chapel St
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