Mussolini Says Italian Imperialism Not Threat To World Peace
Rome July 28 AP Mussolini declares Fascist Italy must expand to prosper yet poses no threat to world peace. He likens Italy US development, argues imperial aims are just, seeks mutual understanding with the United States, and contrasts liberal democracy with the Fascist state.
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Italy
Mussolini
Rome
Associated Press
United States
Europe
Sony
Tor Waamp
Carrie
Cassell
America
Baseball Player Killed By Lightning At Shelby Park
In Nashville on July 23 Faannie Matthews thirty three, a local amateur baseball player, hit a home run at Shelby Park. As he rounded third base a flash and thunder killed him instantly as a ground bolt bounced up and struck him on the chin. His teammates stood in shock beside the base.
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Nashville
Tenn
Faannie Matthews
Shelby Park
Matthews
Matthewe
Bridgeport Barret Co may be banned from rebuilding shop
A compiled news snapshot notes Bridgeport Barret Co faces a possible ban on rebuilding its shop amid a chaotic page 1 mix of political factions, local incidents, and diverse national and international items.
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Bridgeport Barret Co
Counsr
Waltedhurch
State
Fairfield County
Coronte
Governors Travel to Cheyenne for New England Delegation
July 23, AP The New England delegation to the governors conference in Cheyenne Wyoming left Boston with 25 members including four governors and the lieutenant governor and the president of the Massachusetts Senate. Representing six states Vermont Maine Connecticut and New Hampshire Governors Billings Brewster Trumbull Winant attend in person. Massachusetts and Rhode Island also send leaders.
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Boston
New England
Cheyenne
Wio
Massachusetts Senate
Billings
Vermont
Brewster
Maine
Trumbull
Connecticut
Winant
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Wells
State Senate
Rhode Island
Taeur Gov Smith
Extreme Heat Fatal to Carpenter in Woonsocket Area
Joseph Robilland aged 58, a carpenter from Danielson Connecticut, died after collapsing from extreme heat while working on a house in South Bellingham Massachusetts. He never regained consciousness and passed away in hospital.
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Woonsocket
Roi
Joseph Robilland
Danielson
Heat relief fails as humidity rises in Bridgeport
Bridgeport sweltered through another hot day as humidity rose and thermometers hovered over 90 degrees. Victims suffered heat prostration, with a mentally deranged woman attempting self harm and several others treated at St. Vincent's and Emergency Hospital. A resident set a rubbish fire in a cellar before collapsing, rescued by a daughter. Page Six continued coverage.
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Bridgeport
St. Vincent's Hospital
Laura Dorsens
Colorado Avenue
Hillside
John H. Reid
Read Street
David
Greenspun
Mary Crabon
Gregory Street
Bus Driver Held For Death Of Ten In Spark Hill Crash
Nyack N Y July 23 AP trial of Daniel J Lastro owner and driver of the bus that carried 19 women and children killed 3 others injured was adjourned to Tuesday night Police Judge Leitner said Lastro would be tried on charges of reckless driving and being responsible for the deaths He was recommitted to Rockland County jail after the hearing Police said it was uncertain if he had passenger insurance and a valid license for bus operation The crash occurred after the Brooklyn bound bus from Stony Point en route to Bear Mountain broke down and prompted a call to Lastro for help
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Nyack
Daniel J. Lastro
New York
Sparkhill
Piermont
N. Y
Unti
Leitner
Lastro
Rockland County
New
Blonde Show Girls Strike Over Ziegfeld Remarks
About 20 blonde chorus members of Florenz Ziegfeld's revue announce a strike for next Wednesday unless he retracts comments that gentlemen prefer brunettes. Leader Paulette Godliard says blondes are crucial to show capital and seeks a 50 percent salary rise for injury to their standing. Ziegfeld denies insulting blondes and invites them to strike if they wish.
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New York
Florenz Ziegfeld
Ziegfeld
Paulette Godiard
Ion
Ziegicla
Elopers Davis Coughlin and Nellie Piper Vanish in Maine Woods
Two 14 year olds from Ellsworth Maine elope for a second time aiming for Canada. After abandoning their car in Whit ing Forest with empty gas tanks a two day search by a sheriff s posse failed to locate them. Residents say they were seen toward Isnsworth. the youths had previously fled home with supplies and a revolver. Nellie left a note threatening to drown herself if forced to return.
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Davis Coughlin
Melle Piper
Canada
James Coughlin
Davis
Whiting
State Road
Isnsworth
Jamey Coughlin
Ihim
Ellsworth High School
Calais
Nellie
David
Nelle
Three Southwest Railroads Form New System Merger
New York July 28 AP Arrangements unite Kansas City Southern Missouri Kansas Texas and St Louis Southwestern into a Southwestern system with about 600 million dollars in assets and roughly 4000 miles of track. L F Loree will direct the merged group while boards of all three lines ratify the plan. Each line keeps its corporate identity under Loree as chairman of the major companies. The Loree system began shaping a year ago after the Katy was brought under K C Southern control.
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New York
Kansas City Southern
Missouri-Kansas- Texas
St. Louis
Loree
State Will Probe Doctor's Account
Hartford July 28 CAP Itomized expense charges for February 29 30 and 41 1925. County Health Officer Danis Markham's expense account for the first quarter drew a state Board of Control inquiry. Markham testified before the Board presided by Governor Trumbull about about $500 in three months. He could not explain several dates in the twenty eight day month but claimed other items were correct. The board, with Attorney General Healy, noted daily fees and travel costs, questioned the daily entitlement and added charges, and recommended receipts or supporting letters accompany quarterly expense claims to substantiate items.
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Hartford
Danis
Markham
State Board of Control
Mariinham
Board of Control
Trumbull
Heals
Board of Control County
Superior Court
Andaratool
Salmon
Barrel Firm 10 Barred From Rebuilding Shop
Louis and Isaac HII man owner of City Barrel plant at 62 Beardsley Street face ban on rebuilding after a fire. Zoning commission voted to redescribe the area bounded by Beardsley Smith Eagle and Currie into a C residential zone, which would block reconstruction under the fire loss rule.
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Louis
Isaac Hiiman
City Barrel Company
Beardsley Street
Smith Street
Eagle Street
Currier Street
John J. Farmer
Rum Probe Runs Through Coast Guard Arrests
Arrest of the eleventh coast guardsman in a rum running probe is announced as part of a district wide inquiry. Two station commanders and nine men are in custody, with sheriff claims of broader involvement amid an investigation into the death of a Beach Haven crew member near Lemue Dale.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Coast
John A. G. Grant
Gkan
Lemue Dale
Deruve Murdge
Aean
Dale
Murdge
Erast Gueida
Poincare's New French Cabinet Gains Strength At Home
Paris reports a new National Union cabinet considered the strongest since the war ready to tackle France financial footing and debt pact issues. The franc rose over a point and a half against the dollar as Poincare presented his ministers to President Doumergue and sought talks with U S Treasury Secretary Mellon on debt settlement terms.
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Carol
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Senate
Chamber
Polincare
Elyseo Palace
Doumergue
Andrew W. Mellon
United States Treasury
France
United States
Mel | M. Poincare
France Faces Massive Instalments Under Poincare Ministry
Paris reports a weak start for the franc, then a steadier rise as Poincare forms a new ministry. Officials announce a heavy payment schedule: 500 million francs for state salaries on August 15, 99 million in bond interest, 225 million francs in rente interest, plus 10 million dollars due the United States on August 1 and 3 million pounds to Britain later in August.
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Paris
Presmier Poincare
M. Puincare
Treasury
United States
Man Saves Dog From Niagara Rapids
Niagara Walia New York July 29. A man risked his life for a dog stranded on a rock in the Niagara rapids. Superintendent Waleberg er of the state reservation tied a rope to his waist and waded in while firemen held the other end. Through the swirling water he reached the rock and was dragged back with the dog in his arms.
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Niagara Walia
Niagara
Green Island
Walebberger
State Reservation
Bullets Found in Abandoned Car May Aid Canton Murder Probe
Five 38 caliber bullets found in an abandoned Canton car link to the Don H. Mellett murder case. Pennsylvania license tags on the vehicle tie it to the crime scene, and investigators expect the probe to shift focus to Canton. Coroner J. C. McQuate arrived with the bullet from the scene for expert analysis to determine firing type and range.
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New Haven
Cann
Jf. C. McQuate
Stark County
Ohio
Don H. Mellett
Canton
Winchester Arms Company
Putney Denies Yochhelman Charge in Prohibition Fees
Deputy Federal Prohibition Administrator Frank T. Putney dismissed the allegations by Dr Isidor Yochemen that fixed fees were charged for physicians' liquor permits. Yochemen's complaint, sent with affidavit to Senator Edward J. Edwards, alleges about 204 doctors paid $25 to a New Haven lawyer who acted as go-between.
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Federal Prohibitior
Frank T. Putney
Isidor
Yoehelman
Noble Avenue
Purney
Edward
Half Wild Dogs at Summer White House Resent Intrusion
MARITE PINHA CAMP NY July 23 AP No summer ends without details of how Witte Mouse dogs are placed in switary confinement. The Times and The Star report police dogs Rob Roy and Prudence Prim from Irvin Kirkwood’s White Fines camp guard the area near the Coolidge vacation. They were confined to the caretaker’s lodge two miles from the visiting aristocracy after greeting the party. The Kirkwood hounds had roamed the 65 acre estate for the past year and resented any invasion. Last year a companion was banished to a summer camp outside Swampscott for mischief.
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The
Times
Irvin Kirkwood
White Fines
Secret Service
Rob Roy
Prudence
the Star
K Kirkwood
Bridgeport Republicans unite under Connor leadership
Bridgeport's factions reach peace as the Reorganization Republican committee dissolves and pledges loyalty to Arthur F. Connor, leader of the King machine, amalgamating forces under his direction. The meeting, led by Charles E. Genis with Dennis resignations, endorses Connor's leadership and urges continued support for Republican aims statewide and locally.
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Bridgeport
Republican City Committees
Arthur F. Connor
King Repubelican
Fats Tidn
Cleris W. F. D. Kilpatrick
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Ment
Charles E.genis
John T. Hi
Hin Anto
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Reorganization Committee
Hight
Connor
Denenis
J. Henry Rorazick
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Hartford
King
Onortly
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Deming
Fran Nis
Daniel EK. Brennan
William F. Primrose
Reepublican Party
Republican
Jeader
Arthur F Conner
Rett
Arthur
Conenor
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