One Dead Four Hurt In Milford Car Crash
Five New Haven youths on a high speed ride to Bridgeport lost a life and four were injured when their Ontario daily overturned near Milford on State Road. The dead youth was Frank Yale, 20, of New Haven. Driver Barney Narshak, 18, remains unconscious. others suffered various injuries. Coroner to pursue charges, driver under observation at Milford Hospital.
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New Haven
Frank
Yale
Prince Street
Barney Narshak
Howard Avenue
Dilford Hospital
Teador Webber
Waverly Mareet
Weinstein
Benjamin Wisinsky
Milford
Smith's
Gagolina
New York
Eli Mix
New River County
Robbery Report From Hotel In New York Guest
James Sullivan of F17 Wes 733th wheel New York reported to police early yesterday that at a hotel he left his rent money and someone stole $40 while a room was being prepared for him.
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James Sullivan
Wes
New York
Editor White Removes Strike Sympathy Sign
Emporia Kansas July 23 The Emporia Gazette editor William Allan White had a yellow placard reading We are for the striking railroad men fifty per cent removed after a warrant charged him with violating the Industrial Court law. He posted bond for October term court appearance and said he took the sign down to obey law while the case is pending.
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Eas
Associated Press
Wllam
Allan White
Emporia Gazette
Gazette
District Court
White
Stratford Factions Rally For Recall Election Near
Stratford on the eve of the recall vote for six of nine town councilmen sees rival camps mobilize. Campaigns urge turnout and dispute ballot rules as polling places listed in multiple districts.
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Stratford
Change In Milford Town Government Advocated
Milford residents urge revision of local government as town meetings grow inefficient. City form plans gain support from the Chamber of Commerce and others. Proponents warn small towns face minority rule and inefficiencies as populations expand, with a state legislative push for representation.
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CLAIM REGISTRARS WITHHOLD POLLING INFORMATION IN STRATFORD
In Stratford on July 23, tension rose as the People’s General Committee accused registrars of withholding poll information for the forthcoming recall election. The Times cited denial of access to poll data by the registrars, while names of several moderators and officials surfaced amid confusion over polling hours and battle lines in the recall drive.
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Soming
People's General Committee
Fatifaction
Times
George
Gistriet
Wryurel
Peowe
Dor
Ty Wets
Gew
Nelidipz
Stuivenan
Bristol Man Drowns As Boat Capsizes
A Bristol man, Wiel Bailietol, 30, of Surry, drowned when a boat capsized near Cedar Swim. Several others were thrown and some saved by clinging to the bear. attempts to rescue Knight failed and his body was recovered.
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Surry Wiel
Anotheas Min
Miny
Knight
Tie
Paderewski May Visit Poland After European Tour
Paderewski arrived today aboard the steamer Bavaria from New York. He plans to go to Switzerland for three months and afterward may visit Poland.
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Paderewski
Europe
Poland
Lloyd George Poincare to Meet Early August Moratorium Talks
Paris dispatch reports British Prime Minister Lloyd George and French Premier Poincare plan a draft August meeting to discuss a German moratorium. Belgium and possibly Italy may send delegates. Reparations Commission report expected soon with Paris and London as centers of decision.
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London
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Mancera
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Reputations Commission
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Mans
Polneane
Marcus Wheeler Early Colonal Descendant Dies at 84
Marcus Orme Wheeler of Trumbull, a longtime farmer and Grace Episcopal church leader, died after a long illness at age 84. He was born May 25, 1838 in Trumbull, traced Colonial ancestry to 1644 Fairfield County, and lived at 24 Washington Avenue with funeral services planned from his home parish.
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Wheeler
Trumbul
Washington
Parle Avenues
Bregenort
Walker
Rebecca Sherwood Wheeler
Chestnut
Corcord
Mass
Dairfield
Gunn
Tix
Easton
Warren
Grace Fipiosopal Church
Lane Hil
Long Hill
Washington Avenue
St. Johan's Episcopal Coursah
St. Jony
Metrose
Grace Episcopal Church
Long Bill
Fivelien Land 10-Foot Shark Battles Off Seaside Park
A 10 foot shark attacked near Seaside Park drawing a crowd as fishermen reported a ferocious encounter. Two sharks, about 220 pounds, were subdued after a tense chase with local hunters and port authorities inspecting the scene. Victims and onlookers described the dramatic event and authorities warned of further hunting grounds nearby.
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Seaside Park
Chasel
Charley Hammenod
Samuel
Lert Contos
Gainey
Joseph Sarin
Danbury
Coolidge to Tour Pacific Coast with Seattle Stop
President Coolidge to visit the Pacific Coast with a special stop at Seattle as part of a itinerary shaped by the Republican National Committee. Washington officials and party leaders discussed approving a Seattle reception and venue under conditions tied to a revised speech plan.
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Ee Wewigton Windas
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Kelly
Coplidgn
Male
Arrest Stormskeepers Over Market Violations
Report lists two men Edward Vos of 2508 Main Street and Meyer Obbowitz of 9312 Main Street charged after a Sunday sale of merchandise in violation of local rules. No groceries were confiscated.
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Hey Avery
Edward Vos
Main Street
Meyer Obbowitz
New Haven Road Leases Groton Iron Works for Locomotive Repairing
NEW HAVEN July 24 Declaring that insufficient grades of work at two local repair shops due to silt have forced the issue it was announced that 44 of the Groton Iron Works at New London had been attacked. The Groton Iron Works formerly employed about 100 men and recently faced financial difficulties a receiver was appointed. The railroad plans to employ between 600 and 800 men and will take repairs on locomotives that cannot be handled by Baldwin locomotive works and other plants. Car work will also be done there.
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Newport, New Bayan & Harifor
Groten Tron
New London
Graton Iron Works
Yeoelvep
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Shipping Board Deficit Reduced During June
Washington announces a June deficit of 783,216.29 dollars for the U S Shipping Board operations, with Chairman Albert D. Laskey stating the ratio could be maintained and the deficit kept under 26 million dollars for the year. Improvements cited in voyage operations and vessel care, plus a committee appointed to survey conditions, are noted.
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U. S. Shipping Board
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Jane
Ved Oconnor
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Hosonlff
Sheedy
Emergency Flat! Corporation
Athens
Nicard Enniwre
Lascy Phat
Daverribe
Government seeks compromise in rail strike talks
Washington reports the government aims to end the railroad strike by pressuring rail executives and shop workers on seniority issues. President and officials pursue a broad compromise after consultations with Senator Cumming and union leaders, signaling possible concessions to break the deadlock.
Editors clash as strike views spark fistfight in town
Rival editors in Cambon dispute views on a strike. Captain W. O. H. Dearden, editor of a POWs publication, was assaulted by Piver font Pickner amid a march by 2,500 Olts workers. A bystander described a scuffle with police presence as Dearden walked away with Pickner bleeding from the exchange.
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Ray
Rmarle Plekner
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Hig Articies
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Neutrel
Fiekner
Dearden
Rearten
Roerden Tate
Garland confirms $800000 endowment to public service
Worthy financier Charles Gilani disclosed an 800000 endowment by Garli to fund public service work in New York. The benefactor, previously known for a 1000000 estate gift, said the money should be put to work to aid the needy and expand community welfare.
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Amur
Charles Gilani
Worth
Poe
Savnd
Svorfid
Stranday
Government to regulate coal distribution immediately
Washington July 23 government moves to avert winter fuel famine and assert wartime control. Secretaries, coal producers, and railroads will implement a priority system with government representatives at key centers to direct shipments and ensure adequate supply for industry and homes.
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Secretaty
Mozartment of Commerce
A. M. Tagtey
Nationa
Ceal
Mandas
Thas
Ito
Ming
Day's accident toll leaves twenty six injured
A chaotic city crash injures twenty six, with several in serious condition. Investigations focus on reckless driving, intoxication claims, and a driver allegedly roaring through streets causing multiple injuries and vehicle damage.
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