ArchBishop Ordered To Restore Cathedral In Dispute
ArchBishop Achim Philapwsky and attorney Maurice B. Gluck were found guilty of contempt for seizing the Riv sian Orthodox Greek Catholic Cathedral of St Nicholw July 1. Supreme Court Justie Tess ordered restoration within five days or 29 days jail. Rival former Metropolitan Picton seeks control.
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New York
Achim Philapwsky
America
Ly Supreme Court
Juste Lydon
Supreme Court
Justie
German Ring Made Annual Institution for Meritorious Service
The German Ring is established as a recurring honor awarded annually by the German cause abroad in a distinctive form. It recognizes individuals who have merited recognition for serving the German cause in a notable manner.
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Stuttgart
Gary Says He Feels Good After Week Diet
Elbert H Gary son of United Gates step Corporation executives left for New York after a week of physician supervised dieting at Fairfield Hospital. He appeared in good spirits and optimistic about business while reviewing the Alabama mine properties. His wife Mrs Gury accompanied him.
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Kilminghaw
Ala
Elbert H Gary Chilrmin
United Gates Step Corporation
New York
Fairfield Hospital
Gury
Alabama
Tos Gury
IVE GOT YOU cries stranger linked to boy injury
An unidentified man with a rifle shot seven year old Pasquale Riehl as he played in his Dunkirk home yard. The child was taken to a hospital, in critical condition. Troopers and county authorities search for the assailant who allegedly shouted I got you before firing.
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Will Titlield
Sury
Pasquale Riehl
Dunkirk
Coolidge backs sale of surplus ships for junking
President Coolidge supports selling surplus ships for junking, noting possible legal obstacles. He asks the Shipping Board to seek clearer authority from the Department of Treasury and Attorney General guidance, citing Merchant Marine act limits. He recalls the board may accept bids from Henry Ford or others for about 200 vessels destined for the junk heap.
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Swampscott Mass
Coolidge
Shipping Board
Department of Tuste
Opinoen
Charmain O Connor
Sargent
Danish Explorer Attacks MacMillan Rights Criticism
Danish explorer Peter Breu ehen launches a violent newspaper attack on the Danish government for permitting American explorer Macmillan to search Viking ruins in Greenland on terms previously refused to Danish explorers.
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Cloudlarlagen
Peter Breuehen
Macillan
Greenland
Ten Named for Golden Book In Jewish National Fund
Su Alsalem July 24 AP reports ten men closely tied to issuing the Palestine mandate by the League of Nations will be inscribed on the first page of the third volume of the Golden Book of the Jewish National Fund. The exhibit opens at the World Zionists Congress in Vienna on August 18.
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Great Britain
League of Nations
Jewish National Fund
Vienna
Brickmakers Quit Closing Six Plants In Berlin District
NSW Britain July 2 six brick plants in the Berlin district shut today leaving about six hundred workers unemployed as a movement to force all brick makers in the state to reorganize the United Brick and Clay Workers union. Leaders William Pratt and Newton J Rogers say the strike seeks union recognition at several plants while three small plants continue operating under owner-friendly terms. The dispute centers on union reorganization and not wages, and state headquarters will be located in Middletown or Berlin.
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Nsw
Britain
Berlin
United Brick & Clay Workers Union
William Pratt Friat
National Organzation
Newton J Rogers
Chicago
Pratt
Tuttle's Brick Co
Donnelly Brick Co
Clark & Sons
Mersin
Berlin Beck Co
Hall Spiers Co
Carbo Brick Co
Favortiiely Us
James Scott
Middletown
National Union
Hartford
North Haven
East Windsor
Shelton Boy Dies of Poliomyelitis
Funeral services were held for Jack A Bertan ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Gabriel Bert a of Shelton who died Wednesday after a week long illness at New Haven General Hospital. Death was due to poliomyelitis the first case in this city in about a year. Interment was in Mt St Peters. Arrangements were by T F Stapleton of Derby. Plans for church decorations were made with D TF Chipman of New Slaven.
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Shelton
Jack
Bertan
Gabriel
Berta
Garden Avenue
New Hien General Hospital
Europe
Egypt
Near
Hast
St Joseph’s Church
Andrew J Plunkett Reid
John Capas
Joseph Hallo
Jerry Filek
Jeus Husty
Jennie Hole
Margaret King
Elizabeth Trusty
Barbara Stomp
Mt St Peters
T F Stapleton
Derby
Shelton Congregational Church
Church
Prish Rooms
D TF Chipman
New Slaven
Coast Guard Seizes Large Liquor Haul Near 12 Mile Limit
New York July 23 Coast Guard officers seized a schooner named Prana 7 Richie off Shinnerack Lint Street outside the 12 mile limit. A large quantity of liquor valued at about 30 000 was confiscated and three prisoners were taken. Master Josephie O Cornnell of New York, aboard as master, faced the seizure as part of a raid reported by Times Souue roordlester.
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New York
Aing Times
Pole
Comenard
Erteh
Josephie O'Cornnell
New Yak
Anti Lynching Bill Introduced in Georgia House
Atlanta July 24 An anti lynching bill was introduced in the Georgia House. It provides that a negligent officer in a riotous assembly shall be removed from office, and the county sheriff involved may be sued for 5900 for each mob homicide and for the full value of property injured or destroyed, with balances after deductions going to the victims' heirs.
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Atlanta
Tuly
Georia House
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Macmillan Rights
Ulbranse
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The
Alfred Fox
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New Rochelle
Golden Book
Shelton Boy
Coast Guard
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Tjowland
Howland Dry Goods
Main
Corner Elm St
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