Main and Paerpieln street crowd at 12 30 a m gathering
A bustling Bridgeport street scene is described with locals like Mike Shler returning on visit, George Rose selling clothing, and numerous residents such as Senator O Connell, Donning, Crawford, Gallagher, and Mrs Wilson seen mingling. The lively narration notes rain, shoppers, and varied errands as people chat along Main Street.
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Blakeo
Charies Hou
Serosa
Mike Shler
Silten’s
Michigan
Warner
Graph
Atlantic City
Harale Sian
Haris
Donning
Fairfield
George “Washinedone
Crawford
Frank Beil
Emporium
Andy Gallagher
Gorner
Andy
Reta Steppother
Ehal
Henry Weltner
Inwa Market
Inwa 79
Bridgeport
Stent
Sam Plotkin
Malin
Trumbull
Salfeld
Mr. Adams
Ana Clement &, Adams
Lake Company
Tim Cumming
Main Street
TRIGHT FRIENDS TO MEET IN WASHINGTON HALL
Friends of Irish Freedom to hold an open meeting in Wibernian hall 161 Washington avenue at 8 30 this evening Senator John B Dillon advocate of recognizing the Irish Republic will discuss England's right in Ireland Rev Charles Hosey will speak on What America owes to Ireland Other speakers are expected to attend
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Wibernian Hall
Washington Avenue
John B. Dillon
Senate
Stirring Screen Drama at Poli's Theatre
The Poli's Theatre program features Mae Murray in a color Paramount production with advanced color photography. A dramatic romance follows a pure heroine resisting hollow pleasure as a suitor wins her in a sweeping finale. Also on the bill are vaudeville acts by Pal Provenale and Telody Solore, with Eileen Sheridan and the Raymonda quartet. Sessue Hayakawa headlines in Black Hose. Weekend showings promise strong vaudeville and amateur night.
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Mae Murray
Paramount
Aida
Hun
Hota Fa
Art Provenale
Vaudley
Dasa
Jack Fatt
Corbine Good
Eileen Sheridan
Irene Pranklin
Raymonda
Sessue Hayakawa
Vanderiile
Stepanest
Prising
France to Dispatch Reinforcements Despite British Veto
Paris July 24. The Matin says England quarrels over reparation terms and that France will send the necessary troops regardless of Premier Lloyd George's veto. Britain faces domestic scrutiny with 23 peeresses in their own right.
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England
Britain
Slessix
Germany
France
T Lloyd- George
Great Britain
Princess Fatima Received by President Harding
Princess Fatima of Afghanistan, noted for a white sapphire nose ornament, was formally received at the White House today by President Harding. She arrived with her two sons in native dress as naval aides and interpreters attended the ceremony, marking the customary formal welcome for distinguished visitors.
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Washington
Tay
Pringses Jratma
Afghanistan
Hus Country
White House
Harding
Naval Office
Witi
Britain Not Opposing French Troop Move
London July 25. Britain has informed France it will not oppose dispatch of French reinforcements to upper Silesia, but will not participate or assume responsibilities. Foreign Office moves cautiously to avoid provoking Germany or wider trouble.
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London
Great Britain
France
Upper Silesia
Germany
Cupid Picture Freezes In Hamak County Heat
In Dan da aerted county heat slows courthouse activity with no marriage licenses issued for four days. Despite 101 residents in the area, the courthouse records show a rare pause as summer heat saps ceremony scheduling.
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ST. Cuatries
Ohln
Aumouen Cupid
Imonk
Otto
Tavidence
Diminutiva Dan
Canaty
Bergdoll inquiry returns to Gold Quest trials
An India inked account outlines the Bergdoll investigation in Washington with charges against Campbell and Emma Tergdoit. It notes a dig up demand, committee delays, and testimony about a five hundred to five thousand dollar fund tied to Bergdoll related matters. Major Campbell and his wife are described in relation to funds and investments.
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Washington
Janetony
Dirate Raeiner
Indiana
Weels
Johnson
Kentucky
Charles A. Braun
Grover Bersaell
Major Campbell
William R. Campbell
Lexington
Milton Younes
Campbell
Wall
Bergdall
Wall Street
Seahoara National Bank
New York
Laur DE. Camphbeu
Electrocution of Norfolk and Western official near Glade Springs
Jule Haynes, a known official on the Norfolk and Western Tatelwas, was electrocuted when he attached a portable telephone to an automatic break wire by mistake. He intended to contact the Roanoke dispatcher.
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Phon
Bristol
Venn
Jule Tain
W. D. Haynes
Norfolk and Western
Glade Springs
Haynes
Roancksa
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Alice Lake
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Jack Holt
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Port Jefferson
Senatar
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Husband
Square Yard
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Frank Hollywood
Norwalk Country Club
Gibson
Frank
Fred’k J. Kingbury
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Celia
General Electric
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Gosk
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Kool and Komfortable
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America
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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McCallum
Meigs & Co
Lambert
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Bridgeport Public Market
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