Warehouse Men Form Mutual Association in Connecticut
Prominent storage and warehousing firms in Connecticut formed a mutual association at the Hotel Stratfield. D. F. Barrie was elected president and A. F. Gabriel secretary, as 21 warehouses began coordinated efforts including motor transportation expansion. The next meeting is planned for August in New Haven to establish a permanent organization with by laws.
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Connecticut Wardaquré+ men’s association
Stratfleta
Connecticut
General Warehouse, Co
Safety Steamship Line
New Lorn
Ancludines
Naugatuck Valley
Stiles
Fest B. Stiles
New York
Spear
Boston
New Haven
Tais Wii
Davis Storage Co
Newnes Hess
Ralph Co
Faterbu
E.G
Tracking Co
Mortarity
Waterbury Storage Co
J. M. Pelchat
George Dewey & Co
Hartford
A. IB. Xher
General Warehousing Co
Bridgeport
J. N. Snow
B. B. Gardner Storage Co
New Landoz
Stratford councilmen accept the recall result and plan unity
Stratford's defeated councilmen decided not to contest the recall, urging acceptance of the election outcomes. Walter Seaton won by one vote amid a 192 to 124 recall margin, and the town plans a peaceful reorganization with Harold DelaCour to join as councilman while Samamis is expected to lead as chair.
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People's Genvest Companlies
Walter A. Seaton
Blehth
Turney
Robert
Harold FL Delacour
afRce
Saramis
Chayr
Donald Saramis
Fran
Robert B. Turney
Sammie Id Enti
Stratford
Herbert Sniften
Senate approves 33 cent wool import schedule
Washington July 28 the Senate approved a 33 cent tariff on wool imports, 38 to 16, with four Republicans voting no and six Democrats for it. The roll call shows a split by party, and the measure aligns with the House form minus the 35 percent ad valorem cap. Also mentions an unrelated desertion arrest of Stoney Salick in Bridgeport, Ind.
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Senate
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Ball
Branderee
Bursum
Cameron
Capper
Colt
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France
Frelinhuysen
Canding
Hala
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Jones
Keyes
Kadd
Lodge
McCumber
McKinsey
McNary
Moses
New
Newberry
Nicholson
Pepper
Phine
Shortridge Smoot
Spencer
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Warren
Watson
Indiano
Willis
New Mexico
Kendrick
jBaasden
Sheppara
Borah
Kellogg
Len
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Waradsworth
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Caraway
Dis
Heflin
Hitchcock
Overman
Pomeran
Simsnons
Robinson
Stanley
Trammell
Walsh
Massachusetts
Montana
Finunes Committee
Isi Ashurst
Uniform Bookkeeping Plan Urged by Bridgeport Chamber
Bridgeport and Middletown chambers push for legislation requiring municipalities to install a uniform auditing and bookkeeping system. A legislative committee will be appointed to advocate before the next General Assembly session. Mayor Atwater supports the plan but funding for a uniform system faced prior opposition from the Board of Apportionment and Board of Education disputes over separate books.
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Middletown
Bridgeport
Lill
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
General Assembly
Ruffin
John A. Boilin
Emerce
Thomas R. L
Atwater Favery
Tsarty
Hhe
Board of Apportionment
Board of
Board of Education
Bissland Connecticut state bank commissioner dies at home
Bisland state bank commissioner of Connecticut and longtime town clerk and judge of Dronware for Teafield dilh died of heart disease at his home. He collapsed about half an hour after returning from New London where he had business. He was 92, born in Scotland and came to Thomasville with his parents at age four. He served in the Spanish American War as paymaster for the U S Army. In 1912 he became probate judge and in 1916 deputy state bank commissioner. he was appointed state bank commissioner on June 1 of this year by Governor Luke, succeeding Everett Sturgeal. He was survived by his widow and four children.
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Tony Knox Bissland
Connecticut
Dron Ware
Teafield
Bissland
New London
Bisslong
Scotland
Thomasville
Cuba
United States Army
Probote
A 1216
State Bank
Holcons
Btt
Luke
Everett ‘T Sturgeal
Old U S Warship Burns Off Bay State Coast
A mysterious vessel near Marblehead Massachusetts caught fire while being towed from New York to Eastport Maine for breaking up. The hulk of the frigate Granite Stars, formerly the New Hampshire, burned all day about ten miles southeast of Marblehead Neck, in Massachusetts Bay.
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Marblehead
Granite Stars
New Hempshire
New York
Eastport
Maina
Massachusetts Bay
Marblehead Neck
Minor accidents injure eight. several treated at city hospitals
Eight persons were injured yesterday in minor accidents and received treatment at Emergency hospital. William Robert son, 15, fractured his left forearm and was moved to Bridgeport hospital. Thomas Barry, 58, crushed a finger at work. Peter Marronty, seven, loosened teeth and jaw injury. James Celler, 32, cut finger with splinters. Dominick Renz, 14, head laceration. Rocko Dronilizi, James Cervicono, Celia Toclik suffered bruises and cuts in various incidents at homes and streets.
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Peteona
J. Susalin
Old Mill Playground
William Robertson
Boston Arena
Bridgeport Hospital
Thomas Barry
Middle Street
Peter Marronty
PaThoun Avenue
James Celler
Dominick Renz
Eer Streck
Rocko Dronilizi
Wasne Street
James Cervicono
Aversires
Celia Toclik
Ebert Moves to Calm Bavarian Political Crisis
Berlin reports say President Ebert personally bridged a cabinet rift over Bavaria. He urged ministers to a moderate stance, warning against escalating violence as Bavaria risks constitutional clashes. A special cabinet session followed with decisions on court action and temporary calm expected.
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Vvox Weigand
Berlin
Ebert
Wirth
Tege Foy
Bavaria
Yin
Munich
Germany
Ministeclia Counsl
Merht
Isang
Supreme Court
Lalssie
Bogash and Ratner Draw In Twelve Rounds
Louis Bogash and Augie Ratner fought twelve rounds to a draw before 5,700 fans at the State Street Arena. Bogash carried extra weight and fought with one eye after early swelling. Ratner pressed early, Bogash steadied in later rounds, with no clear winner as the bout ended in a split shading draw.
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Bogash
Ratner
Louis Gogash
Augie Ratner
State Street Arena
Louis Bogash
Louis
Britain keeps 3 mile rule on liquor runs seen
London July 2 Associated Press reports Britain will not alter the three mile limit on liquor shipments into the U S via Bermuda and the Bahamas. Washington is asked to cooperate in suppression efforts but London says it cannot set a precedent allowing seizure of vessels outside the limit. The government is consulting with other nations on clearance papers and registry.
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London
Associated Press
Washington
Government negotiates to base settlement amid coal car backlog
Government resumes talks as 2,500 freight cars loaded with coal clog rail lines. Mines lack storing facilities and haulers, forcing 25,000 loaded cars tied up from Southeast mines to northern destinations. Key routes: Chesapeake & Ohio and Louisville & Nashville face major congestion. The lack of motive power and serviceable engines worsens the stalemate, threatening coal supply.
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Crass
Dhs Tily
Ohio Tives
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rowseville & Nashville
West Virginia
Kentucky
Zagtarn
Tennessee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Strike Developments Reach Washington Amid Union Talks
International presidents of shop crafts and railroad labor figures traveled to Washington to meet President Harding as Western railway executives released statements about freight and passenger service. Harding discussed with key officials the steelworkers and mine unions, while rail and mine operators pledged cooperation. Administrations moved to establish federal control and distribution centers as mine workers in Oklahoma Arkansas and Texas call engineers and pump crews to action. Frank Farrington urged a state convention in August to vote on seven plans and push for a settlement within two weeks.
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Etrik Jug’ Paliroudt Shofmen
Timothy Healy
Uriloty
A. 0. Wharton
Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Marding
Western Railway
Harding
W. W.atterby
Pennstyvania System
Soover
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Moton
Federal
Tuei
McCrae
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Okahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Missouri
Hyde
Rmhar
Southwestern Coal Tneterstate Operator
President Harding urges miners to resume work in coal crisis
President Harding again urges striking railroad workers and miners to return to work as disruption to coal production continues. He defends freedom of action for workers while pushing for a peaceful settlement and warns against forced or involuntary service. The White House says the administration will pursue a just settlement through existing agencies and appeals for public patience.
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Associated Press
Harding
Cleve Dean
Clutemin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Industria
Uisturhanes
iTardityy
Down
FREIGHT MOVING SMOOTHLY UNDER PRIORITY RUS
President Harding outlines federal supervision of transportation to avert shortages. A federal commission will oversee coal distribution and emergency provisions with Hoover as acting chairman. Officials name Daugherty Fall Hoover Aitchison, with a fifth member to be named. Talks on seniority and strike resolution continue as Atterbury is consulted. State agencies will assist in prioritizing utilities and industries in need.
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Stree
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Scentary of
Interior
Fall
Commerce
Hoover
Interstate Any Mores
Aitchison
Jewell
American Federation Et Labby
Harding
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