Former Stratford Man Released From Jail After $20125 Paid
Henry A. Taylor, once penni less promoter, was freed from Ludlow Street jail when his wife Mrs Marguerite Taylor deposited 20125 as ordered. Mrs Elder had won a judgment claiming Taylor promised a 30000 trust for their dead child, with Taylor denying paternity and asserting financial reverses affected the trust. The couple’s romance began 25 years ago in Milford Stratford, amid family custody and wealth disputes.
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Henry A. Taylor
Ludlow Street
Marguerite Taylor
Genevieve H. Elder
Stratford, Conn
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Taylor
Warner Funeral Set for Sunday
Funeral services for Dr. Lucien C. Warner a founder and chairman of Warner Brothers Corset Company will be held Sunday afternoon at the Broadway Tabernacle New York City. He died yesterday at age eighty four at his New York home. He is survived by two sons Lucien T. Warner and Frank Warner two daughters Mrs William Galloway and Mrs Agnes Mactick a nephew DeVer H. Warner and a grand nephew De Ver Warner all connected to the company or its leadership.
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Farfield
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Lingen Avenue
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Operators Oppose Wage Advance In Coal Strike Talks
Atlantic City New Jersey Jay Inglis chairman of the anthracite operators scale committee said miners would not gain any wage rise written into the contract effective September 1 and production costs are at the public limit higher wages would push prices beyond what the market can bear miners pressed for coal priced per 2240 pound ton arguing current carload price should reflect that basis operators responded that this alone plus the men’s 10 percent demand would raise the mining pact cost by about four percent in the ongoing dispute over CrowInR down coal and its transfer to cars
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Body of Bryan in Washington for Last Rites
William Jennings Bryan lay in Washington in state, surrounded by mourners from all walks of life. The simple funeral in a red brick church led to Arlington Cemetery, with floral tributes including a yellow rose wreath from the Secretary of State and a pink rose cluster for the grandchild Ruth Meeker. The Jackson Democratic club sent a pedestalled Bible tribute reading The Prince of Peace.
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Opposing Bankers Clash at Capitol Over Black Rock Bank
Officials argued that Black Rock residents lack banking facilities and that foreigners would be deterred if the bank closed. Organizers presented a petition of 1,300 adults and appeared before the State Banking Commission in Hartford seeking a charter for a new Black Rock bank.
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Britain Sees No Mine Subsidy After Conference
London July AP Premier Baldwin and mining representatives failed to settle the dispute at midnight and will renew talks tomorrow. The Labor ministry released a statement saying no subsidy would be granted, but an authoritative inquiry would be set up to probe industry problems. Churchill and Chamberlain joined Baldwin in efforts to mediate and new negotiations were announced.
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West Kansas City Feels Widespread Earth Tremors
Earthquakes rattled parts of Kansas Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico with light to moderate tremors lasting 15 seconds to three minutes. Leavenworth and Wichita reported mild shocks, Oklahoma City barely felt a quake, and Texas panhandle towns were shaken slightly. At the University of Kansas Lawrenced recorded east west tremors at 6 09 AM. Buildings were damaged in Cerignali including the city hall and panic spread among residents.
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Stamford child gravely injured in street collision
Stamford July 90 two auto accidents left a twelve year old boy near death at Stamford hospital after being struck on East Main street by Charles J. Gaight. Another boy William Burr five escaped with minor injuries and was sent home after a similar incident at Henry street and Rockland place. Gaight and Hart were released and not charged.
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Les
John Davis
Grant Avenue
Charles J. Gaight
Weed Avenue
Springdale
East Main Street
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Galght
Henry Street
Rockland Place
William Burr
Saul S. Hart
Shippan Avenue
Hart
Fairfield Zoning Hearing Moves to High School Auditorium
Fairfield July 30 special report: crowd size forces postponement of the town zoning hearing from Town Hall to Roger Ludlowe High School auditorium. The hearing will be formally convened at Town Hall for legal reasons and then adjourned to the high school venue.
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Roger Ludlowe High School
Roger Ludiows High School
Cross Country Flivver Cost 30 and Speeding Case
Morris Miller of 273 Capitol Avenue paid fines and costs after speeding in a used car said to be from California. Police reported the test car reached 38 miles per hour on two trials, then 88 mph on a third, leading to a guilty verdict and a total penalty far higher than the car’s price. Judge Ralph T. Beers presided with Motor Cycle Policeman Daniel Fitzroy supervising the speed tests.
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Morris Miller
Capitol Avenue
Ralrh T. Beers
Beers
Daniel A. Fitzroy
Fitzroy
Miller
Froliceman
Connecticut Avenue
Charles Wheeler
Charles A. Wheeler
Thomas Vendor
Kearney
Sac
Waldemere Avenue
Tme
Chicago Hotel Thugs Indicted for Murder
Three surviving members of a drunken quintet who invaded the Drake hotel and engaged in a masked holdup were indicted for murder. Two already in custody confessed their roles as the state readies for trial and seeks the death penalty. police search continues for the fifth member who fled with the loot.
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Chicago
Drake Hotel
Gold Coast
Administration Must Get Funds Burnham States
It will be up to the city administration to find a way for the Board of Apportionment and Taxation to appropriate the additional $8,941.37 required to meet Pridgeport's share of the county tax. William E. Burnham, board president, declared yesterday. The city auditor warned of a $9,941.37 deficit in the county tax fund and suggested making the sum available by October 1. The city’s share of the county tax is about $108,941.37, part of a total slightly over $200,000.
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Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Pridgeport
Wiliam E. Burnham
Walter W. Garrity
Board of Apportionment
Supreme court rules Levy sentence cannot be altered
Page 1 summarizes a ruling by the Supreme Court declaring that Levy's sentence cannot be modified or set aside, with other brief items on page 1 including medical doctors losing license renewals and labor actions.
Car crashes into bus injuring driver on Main Street
Charles G. Dow of Trumbull sustained a knee brake after his light touring car struck the side of a bus on Main Street near Cambridge avenue and overturned. Bus passengers were unharmed. Dow received treatment at the emergency hospital. No arrests reported. Also noting Myers of Ardmore, Pa was named athletic director and head football coach at the University of Delaware.
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Ardmore
von the Brown
University of Delaware
Tokyo cabinet resigns office after tax dispute
Tokyo July 1 The cabinet has resigned following a split of two factions within the Kenreiki and Seiyukai parties supporting Premier Kato over tax adjustment proposals. The premier asked for three Seiyukai cabinet resignations, but the party declined, forcing the entire cabinet to step down.
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Riff Leader Faces 10 Day War or Peace Decision
Paris reports Abd El Krim, head of the Rif in Morocco, has ten days to choose between continuing the war or seeking peace. France vows a decisive strike if he opts for war, ending its patient policy of conciliation amid the Moroccan revolt. American aviators receive praise as part of the coverage.
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La Follette's Son Seeks His Father's Senate Seat
Robert M. La Follette Jr. announces his bid for the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by his father's death in Madison Wisconsin He says a complete statement will follow and outlines a likely September or October special election to maximize farmer turnout Republican rivals include Francis F McGovern and Roy P Wilcox Socialist candidate John M Work named La Follette Jr has long guided his father's political efforts and remains Dane County state's attorney age eighty is noted as the constitutional limit for senators.
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United States Senate
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Han Claire
John M. Work
Milwaukee
Robert LaFollette, Jr
Republican Central Committee
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Dane County
Robert Long
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Arctic broadcast test to transmit human voice from beyond Arctic circle
Commander E McDonald reports Peary MacMillan Arctic expedition will attempt first official short wave broadcast from inside the Arctic circle. Test set for Saturday morning August 1 at 1 pm CST on forty meters. MacMillan will speak. an orchestra trio and chorus perform. Eskimos sing. amateurs invited to publish what they hear.
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Ily
Peary
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Arctic Circle
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Zenith Radio Corporation
MacMillan
Easkimos
Supreme Court upholds levy beer transport sentencing
The Supreme Court upholds Jacob Levy Compo Inn of Westport for transporting beer, affirming a sentence of months in state prison and a $14 fine. The court rejects clemency arguments as not within discretionary jurisdiction, noting the record shows seven convictions as part of a continuous offense and the penalties align with statute limits.
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Supreme Court
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Seaside Park Motorcycle Crash Injures Officer and Minor
Mounted patrolman Grosahans, 44, fell from his motorcycle and sustained minor sprains at Seaside Park after a delivery truck driven by W Bedgee, 28, east on Waldermere Avenue at 16 mph, appeared in front of him near Park Avenue and Walmer Avenue. Police report the motorcycle damaged but the officer avoided serious injury.
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Polkeman
Hod Carriers Strike At Nt Hod Carriers Demand 65 Cents
Reports from a Hodcarriers and Common Labor meeting in New Haven show union demands for 65 cents per hour. Contractors warn a strike would be short but contend skilled work may be hard to cover. Speakers included S DeFalco of the carriers union and agents N Fagia and J Cai of Bridgeport and New Haven.
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T. J
William J. Shatsey
W. R. Nulrhead
Marring
DeFalco
Carriers’ Union
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Nicholas Fagia
Bridgeport
Alfredo Agontinella
New Haven
Joseph Cai
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