British Protest Against Soviet Funding Of Communist Move
London reports the Communist Party of Great Britain faces suppression amid raids on secret documents and calls for action against Soviet funding. Government contemplates measures to curb sedition including targeted deportations and possible restraint of Moscow backed activities.
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London
Communist Party of Great Britain
Scotland Yard
Todao
Verge
Pendelhen Connell Bs
Coraniunist Party
Ure
Prost
Natal
Third
Red International
Mason
Gregory Zinavies
Ietriment
Ls Ulost
Trime
Min
Aluminst
Great Britain
Whle
England
Britain
Communist Party
Moscow International
Bootleggers Nabbed After House To House Canvass
Police arrest two bootleggers tied to a canvass in Malden. Cronin, a local officer, reports the raid followed a tip from a neighbor. The suspects, Mario Lasarare and Comenelio Rowlon, face liquor law charges after being found with whiskey and brandy in their possession.
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Matadion
Mass
Malden
William Fb
Cronin
Teronimes
Mario Lasarare
Aml Caeming Comenelio
Rowlon
New Quota Law On Immigration Under Fire
Washington July 30 reports a proposed immigration quota change under the act. Britain and Ireland would gain share as quotas shift to 1920 census figures. A government committee refines the new limits amid protests with a report to the President and possible congressional action near winter.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Lehor
Commerce
North Ireland
Free State
Germany
France
Austria
Denmark
Italy
Norway
Poland
Sweden
Census Bureau
Olidge
Dawes Goes West for Trout Prize
Chicago July 31. Vice President Charles G Dawes departs for Denver to chase a Colorado fishing record. He will attend the Colorado statehood jubilee with family and friends, then tour Wagon Wheel Gap for a ten day vacation hosted by Col A Humphreys. Dawes last year caught 100 trout during a similar trip with Kenneth Roberts and Ben Ames Williams also fishing partners and Ross Farley along.
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Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Denver
Colorado
Wagon Wheel Gan
Col. A. Humphreys
Wagon Wheel
Rocky Mountain
Rio Grande
Gen Dawes
Competiton
Kenneth ©. Roberts
Ben Ames Williams
Hig Secret Ross Farley
Army Approves Oyster River Bridge Project
Army engineers approve the Oyster River bridge reconstruction along Oyster River between St. Jhaven and Millar as part of a park commission project in Westchester County New York for two dredging and clearance works.
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Washington
API Army Engineers
Westchester County Park Commission
New York
Ise
Milford Odd Fellows Meet In outing at Walnut Beach
Milford July 20 Wundreds of Odd Fellows and Camiries expected to attend the annual Day edvice at Walnut Beach Amusement Park Brig Trumbull Beach hosts a large gathering with plans for prizes dances and a masquerade. Also noted are local accidents and hospitalizations involving youth and travelers, plus social and civic notices from Milford and nearby towns.
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ODD Fellows
Walnut Beach
Summer in Woodmont and Nearby Towns
Residents from New York City and Milford enjoy vacations and visits along Thompson Street Fort Trumbull Beach and nearby areas. Clerks and students take time off for camps, schools, and family gatherings at various homes and cottages.
Father Angered by Paris Arrest of American Girl
Old Saybrook July 30 Father of Tala Gates a teacher in Old Saybrook schools denounces the Paris arrest of his daughter Tala Gates. She was detained two days without hearing on suspicion of shop lifting at a store near the Paris Opera before American authorities intervened. Police and store officials apologized after her release. Gate’s father questions whether the arrest was an honest mistake or persecution and plans to raise the matter with the government. She spends her second Paris summer as a student and is expected home in September.
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Breeno
Alilford
Port Trumbull Beach
Friends of
Yorkville
Myrtle Bouca Wed- Neaday
New York City
Breoly
Willabeth Gunn
Ansonia Cottage
Slehiseering
Jean Lalvanne
Albert LaFrance
Ames Street
Francie Shepherd
Center Street
Brondway Besda
Milford Hospital
Shepherd
Gracespital
K. K. Tullidge
Broad Street
Tulbage
Srace Hospital
Oune Antoine Singer
Russia
Mort Trumball Beach
Count Singer
Chicago
Grace Hospital
the Yount
Madame Schottie
Chicago Metropolitan Opera Company
de ‘Tullidge
Fort Ternball
Lewis J. Stawe
Mileford Five Department
Bechtel
Bridgeport Wirnpike
Frederick Varnel
Ron
Parnell
View Bechtel
Ali
Mar Parnell
Aston
Lafayette
Rss
Josephine
Frederick M. Chirk
Wepawang Manor
Smith College
Sorbonne France
Clark
Grenoble
Paris
Sorbonne
Andrew Scannett
Milford Hugh School
Holy Poss
Worcester
Mass
Mure
Gladys Evans
Frank W. Drans
Stuart LeRoy White
Church of Christ
Arthur L. Baldwin
Lawfayette Street
Cushnun
Hartford
Henry A. Taylor
Henry
Betts
Cuny
Bar Earbor
Maine
Rotary
Mitford Hoty
Masonic Assembly Hall
John Gilson
Probate Court
New Haven
Europe
Judee Gilkan
Joss Weed
State Meter Vehicle Department
Tare Old Giipatrick
Tesmall Nettleton
West Main Street
Old Saybrook
Tala Louse Gates
Savage Ang
Father Arouxedl
Ife
Eatar
Miss Gates
Washinnahly
Paris Opera
Forbes in Prison Placed in Charge of Prison Construction
Former Veterans Bureau head Charles R. Forbes, serving a two year Leavenworth sentence, is named to supervise the prison’s construction work. He oversees erecting new buildings including offices, aided by his engineering knowledge. Forbes and contractor Joan W. Thompson were convicted of fraud in hospital contracts for disabled veterans.
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Chicago
Charles R. Forbes
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Leavenworth
Forbes
Joan W. Thompsgan
St. Louis
Fall River funds found to be short
Masa July 30 The Wall River Herald reports a $1,600 city funds shortfall. City officials refused comment as a special audit ordered by the mayor proceeds since the first of the year. A final report to the board of aldermen is expected next Monday evening. An employee now deceased is blamed for eight years of manipulation of the sink funds.
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Fall River
Masa
Wall River
Herrd
Sinkins
Stamford Man Hurt When Autos Crash
Stamford July 30 Frederick Smith of 47 Seaside avenue was cut on the head and badly bruised early this morning when a car he was driving collided with another operated by Thomas Bunduck of New Britain on Nortion hill. Bunduck was arrested after the accident on a tackle as Arhing charge.
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Stamford
Frederick Smith
Thomas Bunduck
New Britain
Noreton Hill
Bunduck
Greenwich Artists Society to Stage Ninth Annual Exhibition
The Greenwich Society of Artists will hold its ninth annual exhibition in August at the Arne museum. New York artists and sculptors will also display works.
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Artists’ Society
Greenwich
Greenwich Society of Artists
Arnee Museum
New York
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Union of Socialist Soviet Republics
Manstow
Trade Oy Union Council
Hussian Communist Party
Communist International
Red Trade Unions
Sovet
Hiith
Moscow
Mooney
Asia
Arcas
Dawes
TROUT
Army Heads
Oyster River
Shore Resort
Woodmont
Miss Bead
Public Health Department
Reclester
George Frost
Walter H. Jarvis
Searsdale
York
Milford
Max
Jelia Mouck
Board of Assessors
Raymond Gordon
Bethel Bible School
Newark N. J
Pennsylvania
All Rank
Hunire Gordon
Brilgeport
Heather
Clifford Gorden
Sunnyside Court
New Eason
At, Conn
Howland
Yellow Mill
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