Kellogg Called to Mediate in Dawes Pact Talks
London July 22 Associated Press Kellogg the American ambassador is urged to mediate amid discord over French security guarantees and banker safeguards for the 40 million pound German loan under the Dawes plan. Delegations still favor Dawes as Europe's only cure, hoping for a return to accord in ongoing parleys.
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London
Associated Press
Rank B. Kellogg
Kellogs
Germany
Europe
Trig
State Commission Denies Ansonia Bank Charter
Hartford July 22 The state banking commission denied the Ansonia Bank and Trust Company general banking authority at Ansonia and granted Home Bank and Trust Company permission to establish a branch at West Haven. It found no public benefit in another Ansonia trust bank but favored a West Haven bank. Incorporators for Ansonia included Frederick M. McCarthy Jacob H Jaellin John J. Bennett Stephen Bhartera and others. West Haven incorporators were William M. Larash Charles Reiners John Lynch Albert H. French Arthur O Keefe Lewin L. Field and others.
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Hartford
Anking Commission
Ansonia Bank
Ng Trust Company
People's Bank and Trust Company
Tembleton
Ansonia
Home Bank and Trust Company
West Haven
S Commission
Bank of Trust Company
Weaven
Frederick M. McCarthy
Jacob H. Jaellin
John J. Bennett
Stephen Bhartera
Patrick F. McCormack
Pristopher F. O'Brien
Walt Hodgkinson
John King Stevenhas
George W. R. Hughes
All West
Chase Metalworks Dismisses Ku Klux Organizer
Chase Metalworks announced the resignation of Raymond L. Alderman, manager of the Chase lunch com pany, citing outside activities interfering with his usefulness. Alderman had announced yesterday that he was organizer for the Ku Klux Klan, prompting his dismissal and abrupt departure from the lunch room project in Waterbury.
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Waterbury
Chase Metalworks Today
Raymond L. Alderman
Chase Lunch Com
J. Alderman
Alderman
Hesterday
Cosima Wagner Jealous On Tristan Isolde Revival
Beuryeth Savaria July 22 a revival of Tristan and Isolde sparks discussion as Cosima Wagner aged 86 remains a jealous figure. Rumors say she inspired the love story and several Wagnerians still recall Mathilde Wesendonck, widow exiled in Switzerland, as a muse.
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Cosima Wagner
Beyreuth
Savaria
Mit “Tristan and Isolde
Wagner
Trista
Poe
Frau Wagner
Mathilde Wesendonck
Switzerland
Madame Wesendonck
Priscilla Rescues 480 From Boston Ship Collision
The Priscilla of the Fall River line arrived in New York with 480 passengers from the Boston after a collision off Point Judith. About 200 were women and children, 280 men and boys, with several slightly hurt and many lacking baggage. Survivors described delays and life boat ordeals in foggy darkness before rescue by the Priscilla, Swift Arrow, Plymouth, and Providence crews.
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New York
Priscilla
Boston
Point Judith
Pristellia
Toro
Plymouth
Providence
Hosten
St. Paige, Jr
Winchester
Masq
Paige
Clark W. Kingsley
Maranacook
Brewster
Eugene V. Brewster
Colliston
Prisoners Fail to Save Rockefeller Home in Auburn Fire
The old John D. Rockefeller home four miles north of Moravia on the Auburn road burned to the ground today after convicts from Auburn prison futilely tried to save it. A defective chimney is blamed for the fire. Rockefeller visited last week, recalling his boyhood in the Finger Lakes region and his first turkey venture at age nine.
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Auburn
John D. Rockefeller
Auburn Road
Moravia
Rockefeller
VanArsdals
Jennings
Auburn Prison
Autoist Stops, Plows Into House and Is Arrested
Fairfield July 22 James Supples of Fairfield was arrested by Constable A J Bennett for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor when stopped. He allegedly ran into a house before being pulled out. Constable H R Elwood arrested John Toth on a misdemeanor charge after trouble at his home. He had been arrested on a similar charge weeks earlier.
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Fairfield
James Supples
A. J. Bennett
Hauer
Bennett
Supples
H. R. Elwood
John Toth
King's Highway
Toth
Bride of 5 Weeks One of Victims of Ship Collision
Newport R I July 22 four passengers of the steamer Boston killed in a collision with the tanker Swift Arrow off Point Judith were: Robert P Schlemm Boston and John P Schiemm New York brother and Mrs Oscar Green Brooklyn N Y and Charles Q Copeland Brookline Mass The woman identified as Rosa Green wife of Oscar Green five weeks bride of Brooklyn N Y Survivor Green landed at Wall River slightly injured The Swift Arrow sailed to Fall River with bow stove in The Boston had a large hole in its port side and was beached for pumping Air scouts aided in locating life boats Authorities identified Schlemm brothers late tonight through Whiton Co Boston New York Also Joseph Stout possible victim nearby state room 88 near impact
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Newport
R. L
Boston
Eastern Steamship Company
Swift Arrow
Point Judith
Robert P. Schlemm
John P. Schiemm
New York
Oscar Green
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles QO. Copeland
Brookline
Mass
Rosa Green
N.Y
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Joseph Stout
W. R. Sampson
Stow
Fall River
Waval
R.L
Associated Press
Schlemm
Bearing, Whiton and Co., Inc
Cotton Goods Converters
Robert FP. Schlemm
Danbury Man Hurt After Horse Flips On Road
Danbury July 22 Genjamin Smith is in Danbury hospital with a broken leg in two places after a runaway horse leaped the guard rail on the Danbury Norwalk road and dumped him into a tree. He grabbed a branch but fell as the limb snapped leaving him with severe nervous shock and a broken leg.
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Danbury
Genjamin Smith
Smith
Danbury-Norwalk
Tobacco Grower Walter G Newberry Dies in South Windsor
Hartford July 22 Walter G Newberry a leading tobacco grower from South Windsor died at his home at age 30 from heart trouble.
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Hartford
Walter G. Newberry
Windsor
Davis Cummings discuss campaign changes sparked by La Follette
John W. Davis the Democratic presidential nominee and Connecticut’s Homer Cummings met at Seven Hundred Acre island to plan Davis acceptance speech for August 11 in Clarksb urn and refine overall campaign strategy. They noted Senator La Follette’s entry shifts the race and urged new campaign arrangements.
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Dark Harbor
Isleshore
Mes
John W. Davis
Charles Dana Gibson
Seven Hundred Acre Island
Homer
Cummings
Connecticut
New York
Robert M. LaFolletta
Gibson
Camden
Bay
Joseph H. Defrees
Chicago
United States ‘Chamber of Commerce
Davis
Penobscott Bay
Gibson Estate
Sterling Buoyant on Promise of Aid
New York July 22 Progress in the Inter Allied conference and Americas pledge of help to Europe plus reports of a German loan security compromise sent sterling to the year’s high. Heavy buying pushed the price to 4.4158 dollars, surpassing the 1924 peak of 4.40, with Dutch and Swiss currencies also firm and French franc steady.
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New York
America
Europe
France
Painter Falls. One Killed and Another Hurt at Factory Scaffold
Two painters fell sixty feet from a third story scaffold at the Underwood Typewriter plant on Broad Street yesterday afternoon. John Moulten, 37, of Calderwood Place, died. Frank Hawkins, 40, of Courtland Street, was seriously injured but survived after landing on his comrade McCullen. John Levander aided inside. the accident prompted a Coroner’s inquiry as investigators examine whether a dispute on the scaffold preceded the fall. The workers were painting window sash and were rushed to St. Vincent’s Hospital, where McCullen died.
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Underwood
Broad Street
John Moulten
Calderwood Place
Frank Hawkins
Courtland Street
McCullen
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bureau of Investigation
John Levander
Railroad Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hemergency Hospital
McCuhen
H. R. de Luca
Joan J. Phelag
Day agent urges dismissal of all boozing employes
New York July 22 Employers across New York and New Jersey are urged to discharge any workers with liquor or alcohol on their breath in letters prepared by R O Derrick, prohibition enforcer for the region. The move follows an order posted at Henry Ford plants and offices, seen as an example of good citizenship. Derrick plans to contact Federal Prohibition Director Roy A Haynes to widen the effort nationally.
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New York
New Jersey
R. O. Derrick
Merrick
Ford
Roy A. Haynes
Wilderness Roots of the Waterman House in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Sunday Post recalls Elijah Waterman building his house in 1810 on the site of present University Clin. Neighbors spoke of his going to the wilderness and later Hanford Lyon bought the place, his wife grieving to leave friendly neighbors south of Cannon street. The old house sheltered families whose members rose to prominent civic roles.
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Elijah Waterman
University Clin
Hanford Lyon
Cannon Street
Subpoenas Issued for Blodgett Tax Hearing Tomorrow
State Tax Commissioner Willam H Blodgett will subpoena Richard H Murphy president of Frank Miller Lumber company Albert A Langenegger formerly with George C Batcheller company and Assistant Tax Collector Walter J Hartnett to appear tomorrow afternoon to explain company valuations and Hartnett's duties. Tracy B Warren may be asked to attend and give reasons for resigning from the Board of Relief for the record.
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Richard H. Murphy
Frank Miller Lumber Company
Albert A. Langenegger
George C. Batcheller Company
Walter J. Hartnett
Willam H. Blodgett
Blodgett
Hartnett
Tracy B. Warren
Board of Relief
Coolidge to Speak Less Than a Dozen Times in Campaign
Washington July 22 The Coolidge campaign plan foresees fewer than twelve speeches and no extended tour with dates and locations not yet set. Some addresses may come by radio, with one major address at August 14 in Washington during the notification ceremonies.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Butler
New York
Barn Fire Destroys Fairfield Property Near Westport
Fairfield July 22 Damage estimated at 2500 was caused at 11 80 tonight when a barn owned by B Bulkley at the boundary line of Fairfield and Westport near the Post road burned to the ground. The barn part of a group including a Bull key house used for automobile storage and horses. Automobiles and horses were saved by neighbors. Four pieces of fire apparatus were rushed to the fire from Westport Southport and Fairfield.
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Fairfield
Bulkley
Wairfield
Westport
Post Road
Bullley
Neightors
Southport
Coolidge to Speak by Radio From Capitol Friday
President Coolidge will deliver a brief radio address Friday night from the White House during a dinner in New York for about 60 Boy Scouts bound for a trip abroad. Officials said no other engagements are confirmed beyond the August 4 notification ceremony and the early October dedication of the first semaphore monument.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
New Yorker
Semao
J. W. Davis
Homer S. Cummings
Connecticut
Muraletye Antry
Davis
President Coolidge
Priscilla
New Kors
Boston
Ohio
Walter
McDonnell Boy
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Kane
Solomon
Albany
New Haven
Sierrera
Powles
Worcester
Hartford
Detroit
Yankees
Senators
White Sox
Browna
Red Sox
Giants
Cincinnati
Hartnett
Cuba
Philes
Sullivan
Hoblitzer
Board of Recreation
Haven Police
George Sparling
Rvollawn Country Club
Metene
Barry
Telegrams beat New York papers for Boston disaster
Two Bridgeport men explain they preferred Bridgeport Telegram editions sold near Broadway and 42nd Street, saying the Telegram carried a fuller Boston disaster account. They note the Telegram goes to press later than New York papers, making it more current for news.
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Bridgeport
New York
Bridgeport Telegram
42Nd St
Broadway
Boston
New York City
Three Bodies Recovered From Sound Tragedy
A prolonged search has ended with the recovery of three of seven missing youths swept from Fairfield Beach when a boating accident occurred. The victims identified include Florence Benson, Walter Bergquist, and the unnamed Alva Nordquist. The remaining four youths remain missing as authorities continue the vigil.
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Ernest Peterson
Hjalmar Peterson
Fairfield Beach
Walter Bergquist
Rudolph Bergquist
Seaside Avenue
Ethel Bergquist
Darrow Seeks Insanity Plea in Leopold Loeb Case
Chicago July 22 Associated Press legal minds debate whether oral or moral turpitude will determine the fate of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb after they pleaded guilty to the kidnapping and murder of Robert Franks. Defense seeks mitigating mental evidence while State's Attorney Crowe resists insanity claims except before a jury.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
John R. Caverly
Attamneya
Sinois
Clarence S. Darrow
Benjamin Bachrach
Mr. Darrow
Robert B. Crowe
Poys
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Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Sterling
Bridgeport Sunday Post
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Rotary
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Joseph Lalone
Bresnahan
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Hartford Milowaire Chain
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Harmony Street
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WH. R. Peters
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Ted
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