Jackson Named Locomobile Chief as Havens Steps Down
Coronel Elmer H. Havens resigns as vice president and general manager of Locomobile. Edwin Boyd Jackson, a veteran automobile executive, is named president and general manager. Durant remains head, Murani stays president, and Havens serves as director. Announcement follows New York conference amid factory changes in Bridgeport. Jackson previously led New York Packard Overland operations.
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Woman dies after son-in-law draws revolver at home
New Haven reports a woman at 348 Wallace Street collapsed and died after her son-in-law pulled a revolver from his pocket during a dispute. Police say Joseph Finge, a driver, visited the home seeking his wife and drew the weapon. she died of heart failure blamed on the scare, with authorities noting the incident and subsequent caution.
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Bridgeport aims to fix worst roads in state
Fairfield county roads top list for state improvement. Chamber of Commerce and city officials urge immediate action by the State Highway department. The program includes gentler curves and reduced grades on main routes, with a focus on the Boston Post Road through Fairfield County from Milford to the New York line.
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Rotary Club
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Boston
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Hhertford County
Zain Ads Deadline Notice for Friday Morning
Community notice outlines ad submission by eight Friday to avoid delays. Mentions bridal listings, post office timing, and weekly publication schedule. Names and places are unclear. emphasizes timely entries and upcoming deadlines.
Two Small Girls Injured as Auto Rolls Backward
An unattended car parked on Housatonic avenue rolled in reverse injuring two girls playing in a yard. Sophie Ozrowski and Molly In70 suffered severe injuries including scalp lacerations and possible skull fracture. The boy driving may face charges in Juvenile Court.
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Sophie Ozrowski
Housatonic Avenue
Molly
First National Bank Plans Large Rear Addition
First National Bank of Bridger plans a sizable one story rear extension to its State and Main streets building. Plans and estimates put the project between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars.
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State Police Raid in Darien Sparks Legal Action
State police conducted a raid at the Sigwa house near Darien on the New Canaan road. Sergeant Wruk Virelli alleged seven gallans and fourteen hot os wileged Tipu and Loreal were involved in possess ing and selling Mentor. Parrest filed on a bond of 3100 for near term.
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Sigwa
Darien
New Canaan
Hotos
Tipu
Loreal
Chaimedl Te
Refiners Cut Price of Gasoline One Cent
July 23 report from Buston notes refiners announce a one cent a gallon cut in wholesale gasoline prices, lowering costs at the pump amid higher crude oil production in California and refiners seeking to boost steel retention and related outputs.
Commons rejects plea for council to disarm world
London July 23 Associated Press report on J Ramsey Macdonald leading a Commons resolution for an international disarmament conference. The House rejected the plan 28 to 0. Debate centered on using the League of Nations versus immediate negotiations with France and Ruhr settlement delays.
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London
Associated, Press
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House of Commons
Walte House
R. W. O'Neill
Snvernment
League of Salons
League of Nations
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O'Neill
Ruhr
France
Great Britain
Herbert H. Asmith
Mar ‘Donald
Samuel Treare
No Quota Limit for All Babies Born On Ships
New York July 28. Immigration officials ruled that babies born on ships will not face a quota limit for admission to the United States. Commissioner Henry H Curran cited two cases, Sofia Przyxnu born July 18 on the Lapland and Irene Troyanos born on the Belgenland, as examples of departures from normal quota rules due to ship birth locations.
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Lniteg Sittes
Henry H. Curran
Feda
Curran
Sofia
Praygon
Sofia Przyxnu
Lapland
America
Irene Troyanos
Mlote Troyannski
Belgenland
Quick Recall of Gen Wood Asked of Pres Harding
In Manila on July 23 a joint legislative action demanded the immediate recall of Governor General Leonard Wood. The resolution, unanimously adopted, was sent to President Harding and aligns with the cabinet's resignation stance. Wood is then in Samar inspecting health conditions.
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Pres. Harding
Manila
Leonard Wood
Harding
Wood
Samar
Allied Rhineland edicts aim to quash resistance
Barlin July 28. The Inter Allied Rhineland high commission issues a sweeping ban on passive resistance in the Ruhr and Rhineland. The ordinance tightens penalties for propaganda and interference with commission activities, leaving few loopholes.
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Asanelated
Rhineland
High Commission
Dinanes
Rhur
Devlin
Ryan Won’t Seek Divorce Despite Maxwell Evidence
NEW YORK July 23 Allan A Ryan testified before the grand jury that he would not seek a divorce from his wife despite evidence that her photographs and articles of clothing were found in George Maxwell's apartment. Maxwell’s attorney urged dismissal of the indictments claiming improper testimony and seizure of personal articles violated constitutional rights.
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Allan A. Ryan
George Maxwell
American Association of Authors, Composers and Publishers
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Maxwell
Webi J Ryan
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Hyan
Max’ Wells
Tivan
Saly
Ark City Bank Deposits Lift City Per Capita Wealth
A Bridgeport study of bank statements shows city deposits rising about five percent in six months. Per capita wealth, based on a 150,000 population, jumped from 554 to 594 dollars in six months, with total deposits reaching 87.6 million by July 1 and 48.5 million at July 7 across public banks, national and savings institutions. Projections suggest the hundred million mark may be reached in 1924.
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Move Patients as Coast quake Hits Hospital Walls
San Bernardino California July 20 The removal of 519 patients from the State hospital for the In Patton now here was ordered after damage to the walls of a hospital building from last night’s quake made it unsafe for occupancy Acting superintendent Edwin Wayte said many of the delivuta ordered unmoved would sleep in the open tonight. Patients in the Ly Hilulinn and chee to room in other wails for those ordered taken out One ten feet square was torn in the wall of the building by the snack Two wings perfections one occupied by men patients the Osher by women.
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State Hospital
Edwin Wayte
Ly Hilulinn
Jewelry theft report lists multiple items stolen
The report details three thefts including jewelry valued at four hundred dollars, with items taken from Andrew Sorensen’s home on Wayne Street and from a boat. Watches rings bracelets and bottles are mentioned along with a gold wedding ring belonging to Wynne Benson.
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Andrew Sorensen
Samuel Schaal
Milleman
Catherine Strent
Wenuy Benson
Emigrants Crowd Ships to America
Bulthampton July 23 Emigrants crowd liners bound for the United States under the August quota. About 1,800 are booked, 1,050 in steerage. Empress of Scotland sails Wednesday with 1,300, Majestic Thursday with 2,600. Belgainland also departs Thursday with continent’s largest booking this year.
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Bulthampton
United States
Leonard Leonard and Tendler clash mirrored in chaotic report
A chaotic bulletin lists boxing talk and local tidbits from New Haven and surrounding towns. It mentions Leonard versus Tendler, a 75,000 dollar audition, a city court case, crime notes, civic events, and various sports and political items with numerous names and places, all in a dense, period-voice mosaic.
Leonard Clinches Lightweight Title With Tense Victory
Benny Leonard, defending lightweights’ king, decisively outboxed and outpunched Lew Tendler in a 15 round battle at Yankee Stadium New York before a crowd over 65 000 and a half million gate. Leonard controlled most rounds driving Tendler to the ropes with uppercuts and hooks, while Tendler’s efforts were largely repelled. the titleholder opened a clear lead by round two and maintained it to the finish, Tendler fading in the late stages. Continued on page ay.
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Yankee ~ Stadium
New Rk
Associated Press
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium
Leonard
Tendler
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Als
Pers
Teca
Leonart
Mob Attack Wounds Twenty Jews in Poland
In wartime Poland a mob attack injures twenty Jews, with several fatally wounded and Jewish property damaged. Reports from Vilna relay the tally and show estimated damages at about 1,000,000 in franks. The July 23 dispatch from Warsaw notes violent anti Jewish行动 and the broader impact on the community.
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Convict Break Leaves 17 at Large After Escape at Wisconsin Hospital
Chester Wisconsin July 23 Seventeen of the forty insane convicts who escaped after assaulting guards remain at large tonight, with 23 recaptured. One guard was slain, thirteen prisoners wounded a hot fight broke out near a cemetery as guards carried sticks for protection. Several maniacs surrounded an unverified report said they were cornered.
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Euarda
Denny
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