U S Financial Interests Aid Gold Standard Plan Details
Washington May 31 AP— details of a plan by which American financial interests will back the gold standard in England were released. The Federal Reserve Board outlines two credits to the Bank of England totaling 190 million and 200 million dollars, with arrangements for gold sales, deposits, and discount rates to support the English gold standard and stabilize exchange.
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Bank of’ England
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Sola
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New York
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Road bills loom as Connecticut General Assembly nears end
Connecticut lawmakers in Hartford confront a tightened trunkline road plan as the Senate passes a bridge upkeep bill to towns and a large highway department bill moves through without detailed votes. The Assembly debates a reform commission on state institutions and weighs major road measures before adjournment.
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Committee On Roads
State Highway Department
Senate
Woodruff
Committee On
Highway Department
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Sach
John Aa. Macdonald II
Committee On Roads, Bridges and Rivers
Yate
Somora
Masachusetts
Ital
Yale Students Stage Campus Outburst and Suppressed Celebration
Yale students erupted in a party that escalated to a fence climb and vandalism. Campus police intervened as freshmen faced recall orders and John Ellis addressed the crowd, ending the disruption. The incident recalls a similar 1923 fallout leading to probation and loss of privileges for the class.
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Ales Ferry
Thia
Latrar
John Ft Ellis
En Pessonilly
Wak Sen
Fosdick Preaches in New Pulpit at Park Avenue Church
Dr Fosdick speaks on inclusive membership and modern religious problems as youths seek guidance. He argues Christianity must reach rebellious young people with true teachings of Jesus Christ, not conventional norms. He outlines plans for travel studying ahead and notes Rev. Woelfkin will continue as senior minister.
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Fosdick
Fasdick
Jesus Christi
Park Avenue Baptist Church
Cornelings Wortkin
Tosdick
Ape Like Man Sought as Slayer in Brooklyn Assault
Mrs. Cooperberg identifies a suspected attacker described as ape like and says she fought back using wit and force. Medical examiner links Florence Kane murder to a similar throat injury. Harold Adam, janitor, held for questioning as police pursue leads in a case marked by fear and escalating violence.
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Manuel EB. Marten
Brooklyn
Florence Kane
Plorence Kane
Coopersberg
Ureed
Harold Adam
Adam
Mrsonperberg
Ravemond Street
Stencilled Shoulders and Hottentot Hair Cut Is Rage at Deauville
At Deauville on May 31 social leaders and favorites report a fashion surge as women adopt stencil shoulders bold jewelry for bathing and the Hottentot hair cut by Maud Loty. The new styles coerce Darwin debates with provocative color and reversible designs while bath attire grows more elaborate and skirts disappear.
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Deauville
Maud Loty
Maud
Westport to Hear on Post Road Tree Removal Plan
County commissioners will decide on removing trees along Post Road in Westport after work in Darien is completed. Delays shift traffic detours, affecting plans for the Women's Town Improvement country fair set for July 31 to August 3.
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Darien
Highway Department
Hadeen
Women’s Town Improvement Association
Quitted professors teach evolution amid 1923 purge
A wave of dismissals hit university faculty after protests against interference with teaching. The AAUP reported nine professors removed following hearings in July 1923, including a sociology professor who defended teaching evolution with Mind in the Making.
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John D. Rockefeller Educational Board
Robinson
Morgia 1 Dio
Dean Hawkins
Ft In
Morgan
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Board of Trustees
Howard T. Shnford
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Appelican Association of University Professors
Meetings Tonight Among Bridgeport Lodges and Societies
Okenuck tribe and numerous fraternal, veterans, and civic groups meet at venues across Stratford, St. Charles hall, East Main Street, and Bridgeport locations. The notice lists lodge numbers, church affiliations, and clubs with addresses, plus a closing line noting Vancouver, B C now hosts over forty regular steamship lines.
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Okenuck Tribe
O. RM
Red Men's
Stratford
Borronca Glee Clay
St. Charles” Hall
East Main Street
Bridgeport Lodge
O. O M
State Street
Loyalty Lodge
ODF
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Samuel Wo Tairis Jodse
Broad Street
Slama Lola Phi Society
St Paul's Church
Una Council
U. Ay M
Main Street
Nusgenort Council, Jr
U. AL Ma
Fanfield Avenue
Vavidaropott
Mrenen’s Sick Benefit Association
Middle Alreéet
Cienecale
Bridgeport Society
East
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Young People’s Christian Association
Court Norden
I. of A
Onent
Order of Eastern Star
DeWitt Clinton
East End
O. W. Union
Wvenuss
Electrical Workers
International Brotherhood
Typographical Union
Elm Street
Naomi Lodge
O & of B
Cannon Street
Harry W. Condon
American Legion
Grotte M
Broad and
Cannon Streets
Bridgeport Counes
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree honors in Bridgeport
About 140 candidates from across Connecticut received the Fourth Degree in Bridgeport at the annual exemplification. A parade from Park City council rooms to the Stratfield hotel was followed by a banquet. Speakers included Daniel F. Gallagher James C. Shannon and Mansignor Tatelek J. McGivney. The event marked the Fourth Degree 25th anniversary and Park City council 40th anniversary.
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Knights of Columbia
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Stratfield
Sxome Tle
Park City
William V. Calling
Hartford
Washington Avenue
Park Avenue
State Street
Matin
Daniel F. Gallagher
Raron
U. S
Massachusetts
Timothy J. Hanraham
Reston
Tatelek J. McGivney
James C. Shannon
Behrens
The
Knights
City Displays Its Choicest Works at Exposition Tent
The big exhibit, open daily from 1 30 PM to 10 30 PM, sits on South Yark Avenue near Iranistan Avenue, with a $5 admission. Coast Artillery band led by J W Phoa ix performs tonight with pieces by Hull, Resler, Wald Laufel, and Ellenberg. Mayor Fehrens praised the event and Chamber of Commerce support as the community lauds the excursion.
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South Yark
Coast Artillery Band
J. W Phoaix
R .B. Hull
A. Layal
R. Ellenberg
Down South
Myddetton
Ethan Allen
W. L. Skages
Shriner
F. William Fehrens
Bridgeport
Wommeres
Cart Feen
Pyra
Tempie
Dunners Band
Author of Famous Song Dies in New York
Charles B. Lawlor who wrote The Sidewalks of New York in 1894 died in New York City from heart disease. He would have turned 73 Tuesday. Born in Dublin, he came to the United States at 16 and spent five decades on stage, later performing in vaudeville with his daughter Alice Lawlor. he was stricken in Waterbury, Connecticut weeks ago.
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New York
Charles B. Lawlor
Tammany Hall
Governor Smith
Lawlor
Dublin
Ireland
Alice Lawlor
Waterbury, Conn
Auto Crash In Milford Sends Seven To Hospital
A Milford auto crash on River street left seven people hospitalized with severe facial and body lacerations. Willard E. Mason of Dobbs Ferry was driving the vehicle that struck a pedestrian, as police continue investigations with no arrests reported. The weekend traffic surge marked the heaviest in years.
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Milford Hospital
River Street
Willard E. Mason
Dobbs Ferry
Mervill
Phelice
Apto
Stratford
Michael Ranamuski
Milford
Bridgeport Hospital
Barnum Avenue
High Park Street
George M
Scarff
Merchant Street
Astoria
L. I
Ranamuski
Newtown
Edward EB. Brdy
Capitol Avenue
Bridgeport
Harry Reynobia
Liberty Street
Bray
Sandy Hook
Walter H. Kiernan
Francis Murphy
Austin Street
Danbury
Newtoun
Murphy
John H Wills
Paul Chavella
James Hughes
Bates Place
Edward Birt
John Grier
Sherif Morris D Beers
Stamford
Meriden
Meriden Hospital
John Donahue
Hawthorne Street
Donahue
Michael Miler
Hill Street
Joseph Dunbar
Westport
Port Road
Stephen Stinton
Down Court
Henry Nostrand
Kearney
N. J
Anthony Dariento
Makt Atreat
New York City
Horace F. Rood
18Th Street
Elmhurst
L. 1
Joseph Young
Powell Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph J. ¢Iinsberg
Hart Street
Germany and France bargain on security pact stance
The Elysee Palace President addressed Strasbourg citizens, stating negotiations with Germany over a security pact. He warned that without solid guarantees for France’s future security, France cannot be linked to imperialism and urged prudent attitudes toward any proposed accord.
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Elysee Palace
Strasbourg
Germany
France
Louis A Coolidge Dies in Boston At 84
Milton Musg May 31 Louis A Coolidge former assistant secretary of the treasury and former treasurer and director of the United Shoe Machinery Corporation dies at his home in Milton Massachusetts where he had been a prominent Republican for twenty years.
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Musg
Associated Press
Touts
A. Coolidge
The
Treasury
United Shoe Machinery Corporation
May 31 Boston says improved business sentiment in New England
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports a definite improvement in New England business sentiment in May after uncertain outlooks. Activity rose in cotton textiles though retail department store sales were weaker in the first four months. construction remained active with higher contract values.
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New England
Federal Reserve Ban
England
Manly
Trent
Stee
Beaton Department
Mar
Strangled Woman Found in Boston Hotel
Investigators point to Price motive after a woman was found murdered in a Boston hotel. Police say evidence of a struggle suggests a stranger attacked her. The company preparing an afternoon train to New York was rounded up. Myre Price may have carried about 120 in pay envelopes. New York police checked the victim’s husband William Price, a stage carpenter, who was in the city Saturday night. A fire escape is thought to have provided a hidden exit.
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New York
Myre Price
William Price
Trumbull to Attend Wesleyan Exercises
Governor John H Trumpbull will attend the installation of Wesleyan University president Dr James Loukens McConaughy in Middletown. He will ride in the academic procession with other state officials including Dean Frederick S. Jones and Henry A. Tirret. The event draws leaders from Connecticut colleges and Episcopal Bishop Chauncey Brewster.
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John H Trumpbull
Wesleyan University
James Loukens McConaughy
Trumbull
Frederick S. Jones
New Haven
Henry A. Tirret
Norwich
State Board of Education
Albert B. Meredith
George S&. Godard
Connecticut
Chauncey Brewster
Episcopal Diocese
Remarkable Experience Befalls Druggist
A druggist reports four customers within a week received immediate relief from indigestion after using ABSO-DIGEST. The ad notes the product carries a written guarantee and lists Bridgeport and Fairfield stores selling it, with contact details to be provided by Abso Laboratories, Inc. New York.
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New York
Bridgeport
Hindle Drug Stores, Inc
Leverty Drug Co
Fairfield
Clampett's Pharmacy
Randall's Pharmacy
Westport
Westport Drug Co
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