Gould Widow Weds Viscount Dunsford in Montreal
Mrs. Guinevere Sinclair Gould widow of George J. Gould married George St. John Broderick Viscount Dunsford in Montreal. The couple plan residence in London while she retains connections in the United States. the fortune litigation and shares for Gould’s children are noted.
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Montreal
Viscount Dunsford
New York
Guinevere Sinclair Gould
George J. Gould
George St. John Broderick
Earl of Midleton
London
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Gould
Viscountess Dunsford
United States
Dublin
Alexander Sinclair
Sir Edward Sinclair
Trinity College
British Guiana
Viscountess
Dunsfora
Leaders Confer On Moroccan Trouble In Casablanca
Casablanca July 23 AP Marshal Petain meets General Primo De Rivera amid no major front developments in Morocco. They plan to study Franco Spanish collaboration in Tetuan while Abd El Krim’s forces move toward Quet Zan and El Arash as tribes are urged to join, eastern front quiet. Petain arrives July 28 met by De Rivera and city authorities. they travel to Re 120B. Monday departure planned for seven American airmen joining French Moroccan forces. planes from Toulouse with a French pilot in each craft. arrival at Alcante Spain and reception by King Alfonso.
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Primo de Rivera
Strasbourg
Sone
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Tetuan
Abd-El-Krim
Quetzan
Mohammed
el- Arash
Petaln
Cmata
Marshal Petain
Primo
de Rivera
Paris
Africa
Toulouse
Alicante
Spain
Alfones
Coolidge Hopes For Another Arms Conference
President Coolidge, at White Court in Swampscott, voiced hope that a security pact among major European nations could pave the way for another arms conference. He cautioned any move should wait until Europe shows promise of success, noting a security agreement as a foundation for broader disarmament. Ambassador William Phillips provided first hand Europe condition updates, with no debt talks discussed, during a routine briefing.
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White Court
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Willam Phillips
Belgium
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Bridgeport Elk Escapes Injury
A derailed washout of Santa Fe Train No 10's second New England section near Bridgeport, New Mexico injured sixteen people though none seriously. Among the injured were Mrs John H Dunn wife of Brigadier General Dunn and Thomas Moran of 691 Boston Ave the only Bridgeporter aboard the Elks delegation. Other injured include M J Melledy of Boston and Miss Ann Waters of Boston with bruises and chest injuries. Continued on page two.
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Here
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Boston
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The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
State Police Chief Voices Single Minded Public
Fairfield officials heard State Police Superintendent Robert T. Hurley discuss public protection needs at a Fairfield Luncheon Club meeting at the Unquowa Hotel. He argued that most people focus on two hobbies money and spending and urged clear avenues of service while noting a tendency to concentrate on personal interests. He blamed reclassification after success and a tendency to stay within familiar concerns.
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Fairfield
Robert T. Hurley
Unquowa
Bethel Doctor Wight Returns Home With Second Bride
Bethel, July 28 Special report says Dr George D Wight and his Cuban marriage to Mrs Wight are aboard the Siboney en route to Greenwood Avenue Bethel. The town had heard he disappeared weeks ago leaving his wife and a possible Mexico divorce. He plans to return with his new wife within days though he does not specify where the ceremony occurred.
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Bethel
George D. Wight
Wight
Cuba
Siboney
Enroxe
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New York
Dr. Wight
Lounsbury Heir Denounces Will Contest Rumor
William L. Sherwood of New York declares he will not join a will contest over Governor Phineas C. Lounsbury’s estate. He praises J. L. Watson Company’s William H. Griffith as trustee and notes the trust for him could yield about $1,500 yearly from an estimated value over $25,000. Sherwood, long a Bridgeport figure, respects the governor’s judgment and prefers Griffith to handle his interests.
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New York
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Willam H. Griffith
J. L. Watson Company
Phineag C. Lounsbury
Ridgefield
Frederick H. Quintard
Norwalk
Homer C. Cummings
Sherwood
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Scientific Society
Standard Dictionary
New York Naturalist's Club
Linnaean Society
New York City
American Museum of Natural History
Dayton Pays Final Tribute To William Jennings Bryan
In Dayton Tennessee crowds honor the dead leader known as Brother Bryan with a simple service on his lawn as ministers praise his life. The nation will honor him in Washington with a funeral caravan to Arlington cemetery where the former Secretary of State and Democratic leader will be laid to rest. The widow, known for remarkable fortitude, prepares their household for departure to the capital aboard a special funeral car.
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Lfe
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Arlington Cemetery
Spain
Judge Defers Argument in Washington Evolution Case
In the District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Siddons halted the evolution case hearing. The hearing was postponed to next Sunday as defense counsel sought time to answer motions to dismiss. Wittner, a Federal employee, questions his standing. two days were allotted for response.
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Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Loren H. Wittner
The
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Crandal H. Mackey
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Field
B. H. Dolby
J. N
Woratead
King slaps at Johnson dinner in Bridgeport event
In a conference on business in government a Bridgeport fire chief was honored at an estimonial dinner. Also reports note a 25,000 suit in a blackmail case and a Democratic expectation of harmony with no primary contests. Page 1 with additional items across pages.
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Ripper Board
Hatter’s Union
Y Lounsbury
Hawleyville
Stamford
Coe
Blackmail suit filed over $25,000 love case urges court action
Samuel Carp, owner of six gasoline stations, denies meeting Henry Behwartz and says two letters prove blackmail. Behwartz filed a $25,000 love suit in Superior court alleging misconduct by Carp and Mrs Schwartz, with Schwartz claiming marital desertion and seduction. Garnishments involve Carp’s finances at First National, City National, and Fridgeport Trust. Irving Elson retained for Carp.
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Samuel Carp
Park Avenue
Congress Street
Henry Behwartz
Hag
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Main ‘Street
Hoboken
Harry Kureman
First National
City National Banks
Fridgeport Trust Company
Irving Elson
Rioting Breaks Out in Palermo After Political Meeting
In Palermo on July 28 rioting erupted after former Premier Orlando announced an opposition ticket for municipal elections. Police cleared streets. casualties reported. Later in Rome Osservatore Romano echoed calls against violence and urged restraint.
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Stcly
Orlando
Italy
Chuba
Rome
The
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Man Asphyxiated From Coke Fumes In Waterbury Cupola
Umberto Vagnini, 28, a moulder's helper at the Warrel Foundry and Machine Company in Waterbury, died after being asphyxiated while examining a cupola. Co workers found him with his head inside the furnace doorway as fumes from coke rose during melttng preparations. Dr. Edward H. Kirschbaum said death occurred within minutes.
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Waterbury
Tank Street
Warrel Foundry and Machine
Umberto Vagnini
Edward H. Kircchbaum
Waite Vagnini
U S Fleet Finds Australia Cold on Visit
Melbourne reports the U S fleet passing its sixth day here with cold water but cheerful sailors. Prime Minister Bruce travels to Sydney for fleet functions while Bridge calls there. Crew expresses enjoyment of Melbourne stay as one hundred warrant officers host a Stae Spangled Banner night. Governor general hosts a formal ball to great success.
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United States
Bruce
Sydney
Bridge
Bryan's Final Message Attacks Evolution in Dayton Speech
The Telegram prints William Jennings Bryan's complete final address to the people of America on page 6. Prepared as his keynote during the Dayton trial though never delivered, the document defends his religious views and attacks the doctrine of evolution in strong terms, reflecting Bryan's defense of faith.
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People of America
Dayton
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Consuelo Vanderbilt Undergoes Appendectomy at Newport
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt underwent a successful appendix operation at Beach Mound the family’s summer home in Newport Rhode Island physicians reported she rested comfortably that evening Muriel Vanderbilt and Frederick Cameron Church interrupted their honeymoon to return to Newport as Consuelo’s condition was monitored and expected to improve if progress continued.
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R. Tf
Consuelo Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Beach Mound
Muriel
Frederick Cameron Church
Consuelo
King Slaps at Johnson Dinner Interference of Business in Government
In New Haven a Providence man Michael Senczuk and his two sons Theodore and Herman were found dead in a hotel room from probable poison. Police believe he laced ginger ale and drank poison himself after taking the boys away earlier that day. Authorities moved the bodies, examined stomach contents, and await the medical examiner’s report while a Ukrainian letter suggests despair and intent to kill himself.
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Michael
Mix
Hotel Flanagan
Mike Sepascupa
Providence
A Atrugel
Michael Senczuk
Theodore
Herman
Joseph
Springfield
Senczuk
Republican Organization Chief Seeks to Control City
FRIENDS HONOR: CITY'S FIRE CHIEF Toastmaster at a testimonial dinner at the Stratfield last night, planned as a sit to Fire Chief Daniel BE. J son, John T. King altered height attacked the interests to control municipal government. He praised Bridger port's firefighters leader recently elected president of the New England Fire Chiefs' Association, Mr. King, who came from Philadelphia to preside over a gathering of city officials, commissioners, factory fire and out-of-town fire department heads. He warned that business influence aims to control government, saying he does not oppose business but seeks to prevent it from pulling the house down. He spoke on taxes, wealth, happiness, and the duty of government.
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Stratfield
Daniel BE. JSON
John T. King Alter
Hgt
Centrol
Bridgerport
New England
Ciation
Mr. King
Philadelphia
Johnson
Ki “Dam
Baldwin Raper 18 Granted Divorce in London Court
Alfred Baldwin Raper, former MP, was granted a divorce from the Marchioness of Conyngham. Her cross petition failed. Sir Edward Marshall Hall defended Raper and made remarks about a confession of misconduct with an eminent politician, with names kept secret. In Lisbon, Domingos Pereira began forming a new cabinet.
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Alfred Badwin Raper
Paveliament
Conyngham
Edward Marshall Hall
Kaper
Mus
Heapers
Onde
Lord Milner
Lord Curzon
House of Commiers
Sir Edward
Harri Siigh
John Cowans
Hill
Democrats Expect No Primary Fights in City Race
Early signs point to a quiet Democratic contest as the city faces a broad Republican push this fall. Democratic leaders say the party will nominate a mayoral candidate through the city organization with no primary battles, while anti Cornell forces marshal in other districts. Republicans plan a reorganization meeting next week to set up district committees and a city-wide effort led by Dennis and Dy Patrick.
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Joby McGuinness
Besa
Charmen
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