Norwalk Hatters Picket Run Forces Relocation
Fifty year Orange New Jersey hat shop moved to Norwalk after disputes with the United Hatters union. Pickets surrounded the Berg factory daily, causing 25 to 30 workers to quit. A temporary injunction barred further picketing while proceedings continue. Union lawyers deny nothing, claiming lawful picketing and labor conspiracy claims are at stake.
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F. Berg and Company
Orange
N. J
Norwalk
John F. McKnight
United Hatters of North America
Emsployer
Charles Berg
Hatters’ Union
Berg
Belden Avenue
Berg Company
Hattera’ Union
Ocalg
John J. Walsh
Court of Common Pleas
Picketi
United Hatters
North America
United States
David Fitzgerald
New Haven
Paul Connery
John Casitini
Woodward Avenue
Hatters Union
Hartford Adjutant General Names Senior Artillery Instructor Lieutenant Colonel
Captain William Larke of the 192nd Field Artillery C. N. G. is appointed Lieutenant-Colonel, Field Artillery, with rank from July 3. The move follows a War Department order permitting the senior regular army instructor of a National Guard field artillery regiment to serve as executive officer. Larke becomes executive officer of the 192 Field Artillery, under Colonel Mogens J. Mowensen of New Haven. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles H. Hull of New London retains his rating under the new order.
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War’ Department
Cole
Clarke
192 Field Artillery
Mogens J. Mowensen
New Heaven
Leutenant
Charles H. Hull
New London
TOMS RIVER CHIEF INDICTED FOR THEFT OF GAMBLING FUNDS
Walter A. Curtis police chief of Lakewood was indicted by a grand jury for converting to his own the money from captured slot machines. The malfeasance charge says he violated his oath by opening machines at City Hall and taking funds. He posted $1,000 bail.
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Toms River
N. F
Walter A. Curtis
Lakewood
Grand
Curtis
Joseph Belson
Maine Plant to Close Two Weeks at Saco Facility
The York fg Co plant in Saco Maine will shut for two weeks starting next Monday affecting about 3500 employees. Authorities issued the notice today explaining the temporary shutdown and its duration.
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Maine
Saco
York Fg. Co
Former Actress Marries Banker In New York Wedding
Miss Claire Winthrop once a motion picture actress married Dana Cochran a banker age 25 yesterday at the Church of the Transfiguration known as The Little Church Around the Corner. Cochran listed his occupation as banker and his age as 25 while the bride reported no current occupation.
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New York
Claire Winthrop
Dana Cochran
Cochran
Ansonia Court Handles DUI and License Case Mix
In Ansonia, John Sipas was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and fined $100 plus costs after arrest by Officer Shea. Frank Driscoll faced charges of driving without a license tied to a Navy renewal lapse and a fire response incident, with a note of misdemeanor under the new statute. A Portuguese defendant, Philip Nevice, saw a prohibition case continued after police found liquor in a locked Liberty Street room.
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Ansonia
John Sipas
Shea
Philip Nevice
Nevice
Liberty Street
Isbell
Frank Driscoll
Driscoll
Navy
Hantford
Lamont Ordered to Turn Over Securities in Redmond Case
Boston July 21 AP An order by Referee Arthur Black compels James Lamont and his wife Grace to surrender valuable securities to George F. Redmond & Co. trustees. Lamont, former president of the bankrupt firm, and Grace allegedly took a bundle from Redmond’s home and retain much of it. The referee also accuses Lamont of receiving secret rebates from an intermediary before the firm’s failure and of aiding the Redmond operation.
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Boston
James 3
Lamonts
Simmons
Redmond Company
Baring Held In Bond Row Delayed Bail Hearing
Clarence V. Baring, charged with attempting to kill his wife, had bail delayed at least 24 hours after District Attorney Rowland moved to gain permission for a new alienist examination. Justice Taylor reserved decision. Baring had been held in Matteawan State Hospital for insanity since July 7 1924 and was declared sane last week by alienists.
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White Plains N.Y
Clarence v. Baring
Rowland
Supreme Court
Taylor
Baring
Alenists
Tomonrow
Matteawan State Hospital
Rice
Tibbals Funeral At Home Today
The funeral for Adbert Ames Tibbals fifty one of 114 Whitney avenue will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from his home with Rev. E J Craft of Christ Episcopal church officiating. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. He was active locally as president of the Janitors association and treasurer of the State Janitors association. Survived by daughter Miss Baith Tibbals and son Sidney E Tibbals. He was an employee of the Connecticut company.
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Adbert Ames Tibbals
Whitney Avenue
E. J. Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
Burtu
Mountain Grove
Tibbals
State Janitors Association
Eighth District Democratic Club
Wowompon Tribe
OO. A.M
Daugster
Baith Tibbals
Sidney E. Tibbals
The
Connecticut Company
Quiet period welcomed as Coolidge plans routine talks
President Coolidge believes the nation enjoys a lull from Washington news while at the Summer White House in Swampscott. He will review government affairs with cabinet members here and host visits focused on routine matters. No immediate new conferences are planned.
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Swampscott
Washington
Curtis
Kansas
White Court
Coolidge
Congress
Kellogg
State Department
United States
Debt Commission
Rotaryans 10 Roast in Newtown
The annual Rotary club outing and sheep roast will be held August 11 at Sumner Simpson's country home in Newtown. The same fore is slated to direct the preparation, assuring a capacity attendance. A program of sports and a baseball game is planned. Committee: Dr. M. Co. Burt, Captain Charles A. Wheeler, Walter Decker.
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Sumner Simpson
Newtown
Forre
Rotatansa
M. Co. Burt
Charles A. Wheeler
Walter Decker
Bus Driver Forsburg Appeals Jail Sentence in Collision
In Springetide Massachusetts Charles Forsburg of Worcester was sentenced to two months in jail and a $190 fine for driving so as to endanger life when his Worcester Springfield bus collided with a Jamaica Plain sedan near West Warren on June 17. Forsburg appealed the verdict.
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Springeted
Mass
Charles Forsburg
Worcester
Worcester-Springfield
West Warren
Ce R. Doherty
Jamaica
Cotton industry committee calls for one week stoppage
In Manchester England on July 31 a committee recommended a week's stoppage in addition to the annual vacation due to relief needs for manufacturers. The move is tied to yarn being sold below cost in some cases.
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Manchester
England
Widening of Post Road Under Way in Westport
Westport starts Post road widening from the west side of town to the center with a 34 foot traffic surface. Bridgeport Construction Co plans 85 000 feet of pavement west of town and 32 000 feet east, with rock blasting and new ties, poles reset, and drainage work underway.
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Westport
Robert E. Donnelly
Bridgeport Construction Company
Torrow
Donnelly
Connecticut Company
Didgery
Westport Sanitarium
Westport Electric Company
Sanitarium
Meyers, Crosby and Fowers
Calf Causes Fatality Of Seven Year Old Boy
In Doylestown the death of seven year old Junior James is reported after a calf dragged him over two hundred yards along a gravel road. The child was leading the calf when a passing car spooked the animal causing it to circle the boy and pin his legs with rope. He became unconscious and died en route to hospital.
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Doylestown
James
A.D. James
Forten
Boston Men Refuse to Quash Conspiracy Indictment
Judge Tallahan in Superior Court denied defense motions to quash the indictment charging Ormsby J. Court and Willham H. Mills with conspiracy. Prosecution argued the charge stands as written. the case stems from an attempt by Mrs. Mitchell Fleury to obtain a divorce and alleged conspiratorial actions to influence the outcome.
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Boston
Tallahan
Ormsby J. Court
Willham H. Mills
Attempf
Mitchell Fleury
Charlemont
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Boston Blues
Block Island
Long Island
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Davey Brothers, Inc
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
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Guernsey
Tersana Farm
Sport Hill
Dewhirst Dairy
Barnum
Healy’s
Main ST
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Sirloin
Berg and Company
Banker
Nolles
Lamont
Rotarians
van Dyk
Duchess Coffee
Mara
Victory Coffee Melrose Creamery
Van
Victory
James van Dyka
Re de Siar Oe
State Street Lyric Theatre
Voile
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B'port
India
Ceylon
York State
Fela Naptha
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