Rail unions plan action to halt wage cuts in rail work
Cincinnati June 1 Associated Press United States Railroad Labor Board wage reduction disputes prompt eleven railroad labor unions to meet. Be n Jewel head of the Railway improves department of the AFL presides. Bns arrive for talks with strike votes likely as unions seek guidance on submitting to members. Four leaders and Samuel Gompers AFL president may attend. conference expected to last two or three weeks.
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Wincinnati
Associated
Sworkars
United States
Raltrona Labor Board
Sn Orkery
Ben Jewel
Federation of Labor
Iti
Mble
Biz
Bic
A. Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Norwalk Scholar Alicia Dupont Engaged to Harold Glendenning
Announcement reports Miss Alicia Dupont daughter of Alfred Dupont of Wilmington Delaware and Harold Sanford Glendenning son of Mrs Percy Glendenning of Norwalk are engaged. The wedding is set for June 28 in London. Glendenning, 24, Norwalk High School graduate and Dartmouth alum, is Rhodes scholar destined for Oxford University before returning with his bride.
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Alicia Dupont
Daush
Alfred Dupont
Wilmington
Del.l
Harold Sanford Glendenning
Percy EH
Glendeaning
Cannon Street
Norwalk
Thor Martiaze
London
Europe
Glendenning
Mias Dupont
Chegan
Aquitania
Dartmouth College
Oxford University
Oxford
Is’ Firide
Sylpho-Nathol Promises a Clean House and Health
In a homemakers note, a mother extols Sylpho-Nathol as a germ killer and odor eliminator for every corner of the home. A teaspoon in mop water makes a mild solution, used daily in sinks, closets, and floors to banish smells and deter flies, with four sizes sold by grocers or druggists.
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Ned
Yale Captain and Hartford Leading in State Tennis Play
Yale captain B S Williams and Hartford’s R Swain lead in the Tannertley tennis championship at the New Haven club. Swain defeated Leighton 6 3, 6 2 while Williams beat Nortis 6 0. Several other matches saw Leighton, Chapin, King and Waterhouse advancing with mixed results in third round play.
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Yale
Hartford
New Haves
Jang
T. Heckett
New Haven
KR. Deming
B.S. Chase
Springfield
Mss
W. J. Wohlanberg
Stoddard
Anuiman
Weashington
Conny
New Mayen
G King
Srégepe
Chapin
Mass
A. G Waterhouse
New Eves
J. Whison
Stratford
Democrats win Norwich mayor and party gains in election
Norwich voters chose Mike Waters Democrat as mayor, defeating Rev Charles H Ricketts Republican by 2,977 to 2,339. The revised city charter failed 2,298 to 2,831. The complete Democratic ticket for aldermen and council was elected, securing Democratic control of the Common Council for the next year.
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Norwich
Mike RK. Waters
Charles H.4ricketts
Nide Blennia
Cunningham Held in Ward Case Dramas Unfold in Court
In a tense court scene, Cunningham remains jailed on $50,000 bail while Ward confronts him at Westchester County jail. Witnesses include Mrs Helen Blanchard who swore Ward and Peters quarreled, and Sheriff notes Cunningham greeted visitors with a taunting hello. Witness Weeks signals potential Grand Jury action as Ward’s allies push for release.
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Jackson
McCarthy
Wuningham
Weeks
San
Ward
Canin
Bald
Westchester County
Cunningham
Shetif
Werner
Ware
Cunaingahen
Helen Blanchard
New York
Peters
New Rochelle
Shi
Weeky
Schutte Loses Appeal Over Death Penalty In Connecticut
Hartford June 5 The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld the death penalty for Emil Schutte of Haddam in Middlesex County Superior Court on the murder charge.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connecticut Supreme Court
Emil Schutte
Haddam
Middlesex County Superior Court
Unions Subject 10 Antitrust Law Judgment
A court ruling discusses unions subject to antitrust law and the attempt to hold district member 22 liable under the act. It explains the conspiracy to attack Havha-Den min mines and end non union employment to monopolize interstate commerce. The judge notes coal mining itself is not interstate commerce but destruction of coal mining affects interstate trade and Congress can punish such practices as part of a national policy.
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Havha-Denmin
Init
Mien
Jstiey
Congress
Pennsylvania embargo on potatoes canceled
Washington June 1 An order of the Pennsylvania railroad placing an embargo on shipments of potatoes at its stations in New York City Jersey City and Brooklyn was scheduled to midnigh t tonight The embargo was cancelled today after a conference before the Interstate Commerce Commission between the railroad shippers New York authorities and the port of New York authority Representatives of the Pennsylvania system accepted under protest a suggestion from the commission to stop the embargo and the commission agreed to send agents to New York to investigate the site and reportings
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Washington
Vennuylvanky Milroad
Pototoey
New York City
Jersey City
Brooistyn
Intergrace Commerce Commission
Ise
Somminion
New York 9
Cienzeo Elim inated From Ward Mystery
John Clenzo was arrested Saturday and eliminated today from the Ward mystery case involving Peters. He claimed self defense in a barracks sewer fight that caused pistol wounds, and police say they now doubt he is the famed witness known as Jack who saw the Ward murder.
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Prilavelph
John Clenzo
Peters
Mourder
Clenzo
Govers
Sarge
Masontown
Smither Fayella County
Clenza
Potiee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jack
Clarence Walter
S. Ward
Mrs Franes Fleck dies at Dr Fleck home
Frances Fleck mother of Ir H Wizard Bleck died at the Fleck home in Neck Latayetta last night aged 97. She was active in First Baptist Church children and Women Christian Temperance Union. Survived by son Charles C Meck of Philadelphia and another son Mr Plesk. Funeral at Home of Dr Fleck with burial from Charfield Virginia on Friday.
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Frances Rh. Fleck
Ir. H. Wizard Bleck
Peck
Dr. Freck
First Baptist Chilren
Women Christan 'Temperance Union
Plesk
Mynerk
Charities Board Concludes Routine Session
The Board of Charities met at the Welfare Building for routine business and bill approvals. Assistant Superintendent Alexander Morrissey resumed duties after a month’s illness absence.
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Board of Charities
Alexander
Morrissey
State Federation of Labor Holds Annual Sessions
Stamifort June 4 More than 150 delegates attended the opening meeting of the convention at the Connecticut Federation of Labor today. President Parker J. O Meara read the administrative department report and outlined the federation's 7th annual aims including a political program and legislative agenda. Mayors, pastors, and local representatives spoke as the session opened with invocation and pledge.
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O'Meara
Legislatuon
Voletead
Viscount Grey Weds Lady Glenconner at Wiltshire Ceremony
Viscount Grey and Lady Glenconner wed at a lay vitae church near the bride’s country home Wilsford Manor Wiltshire yesterday. Margot Asquith attended, and the bride, famed as a cultured Englishwoman with a former husband’s estate rumored around $5,000,000, plans to spend most time at their country home.
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Longo
Tune
Grey
Glenconner
Wilsford Manor
Wiltshire
Margot Asquith
England
Quenghes Thirst Builds Strength and Injury Report
A child, Joan Ghiun, four, of 16 Lea Avenue, suffered fractured ribs yesterday after a mobile collided with a buggy on Main Street. The rider was thrown under the car. the infant received chest injuries and was taken to St Vincent's Hospital for observation.
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Joan Ghiun
Lea Avenue
Nite H. Anderson
Main Street
Yranistin Avenue
Agar Hanover Street
J. ¥. Walsh
St. Vin ‘Cent's Hospital
Fraternal Meeting Notices and Lodge Addresses in Bridgeport
A compiled listing of approaching fraternal meetings and lodge addresses in Bridgeport area. Includes orders such as Knights of Pythias Calanthe Temple Pythian Sisters Woodmen of the World and Masons with street locations like Main Broad Elm and State streets and notes on related societies and clubs.
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Warmony Council
State Street
Mithra Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mutt Street
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Main Street
Pequonnock Lodge
Broad Street
Arion Society
East Main Treat
Bridgeport Mire Underwriters’ Association
Stranfiald
Bridgeport Medical Association
Dorset Workers’ Union
Fairheld Avenue
Venmirk Edge
Main Shreet
Dorse
F. & A. M. Fraternal Nall
Malm Street
Sy Lodge
New England Order
Proegeetion
Pork Cry Camp
Woodmen of the World
O. F
John G. Tuthilloworh
Woodmen Civel
Ivy Grove
WO. Wi
Reet Tdratin Cirele
Ladle
de Granal Army
Minin Street
Ida Lodge
New England Order of Protection
Foresters’ Halk
Park City Lodge
E. GO. P
Sianon S.reet
Trade Board Rules Merger Plans in Three-Company Tie
The report states tentative arrangements among Inland Midvale and Republican groups for a three company merger, with financing by Doth & Company. Preparations progress toward completion with same precision as the Bethlehem Lackawanna case, leaving FTC unable to resolve the three company merger at this time.
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Ig Bethlehem-Lackiatvenna Mer-Ger
Sto
Midvale
Ths
Kunn. Doth & Company
Federal Trade Commission
Willop
Supreme Court Upholds Utilities Order Appeals
The Supreme Court sustains Judge Keglar’s ruling in Clinton Mobeat v. Connecticut Light and Power and John Whitby v. Connecticut Company. The decision affirms a Public Utilities Commission order granting a certificate to operate a motor service between New Haven and Waterbury. The ruling comes this afternoon as the case moves from lower courts to the state’s highest tribunal.
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Dartford
Juma B
Supreme Court
Keglar
Clinton Mobeat
Connecticut Company
Aidt
John Whitby
Orers
Telluttes Commissioner
Hussey Lebween
New Haven
Waterbury
Dr Harte Outlines Work in the Holy Land for Pastors
Dr Martella, general secretary of the American Palestine mission, spoke to pastors at Greenfield Hill yesterday. He described a planned program for Christian workers, including a Mt Clive school opening in December. The course covers one month of Holy Land travel and five months study at Mt Olive Tre. Hal T. Kearns, president of the Castors Association, introduced Dr Harte.
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Holy Land
Mt. Olive, Trey
Hal T. Kearns
Castors Association
Dr. Harte
Noyes' Chauffeurs Fined in Greenwich
Joseph Portell, chauffeur for Charles P Noyes of Bridgeport, was fined £30 and costs by Judge James I Meat in Greenwich Town Court for reckless driving. Police report Portell sped along the Post Roads at about 41 miles per hour, with Portell’s companion in the car en route to New York.
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Greenwich
Jura
Joseph Portell
Charles P
Noyes
Bridgeport
James I
James Cue
New York
Thirteen Year Old Boy Drowns in City Pond
A 13 year old boy, Andrian Marocco of Birmingham Street, drowned in a pond near North Bridgeport. Police and emergency responders recovered the body after several hours. a group of about 30 youths had been swimming there. He could not swim and went under before help arrived.
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Andrian Marocco
Birmingham Streat
Bridgeport
Moratca Goas
Awimmint
Po Aos
Pepsodent Announces Dual Film Combatants Toothpaste
An advertising feature explains that tooth film causes tartar decay and pyorrhea and that ordinary pastes fail to remove it. It claims Pepsodent, a new day toothpaste, fights film with two active agents proven by tests and popular across forty races. It also notes Pepsodent enhances saliva starch digestion.
Pepsodent Toothpaste Claims Fast Film Removal
A 10 day test urges readers to try Pepsodent citing film coating removal and alkaline mouth balance. It promises quick whitening, fresh taste, safer teeth, and noticeable cleanliness after use. Readers are invited to cut and mail a coupon for a 10 day tube.
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Cincinnati
Pleasure Beach
J. Dwyer
E. Weiner
J. Ladusky
Sam Standeven
H. R. Cotter
W. Laiusky
H. Cotter
A. H. Burt
R. Weimer
W. Merriam
Dnfea R
Sincinin
Democrats
Schutte
Pennsylvania
Cienzo
DR. Fleck
Charities Board
State Federation OF Labor
O’meara
Viscount Grey
Lady Glenconner
Herefort
Fraternaletter
the Telegram
Middle Street
I. C. DG
St George
St George's Hall
Stradford Avenue
United Brotherhose of Carpenters and Joinery of America
Elmstreet
Order of Red Men
Newileie Biilde
Wilson H. Lee CO
Main ‘St
DR Arte
Gly Land
Greenfield Hill
Pat
Teading
U.S
Ford
American Hardware
Pepsadent Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
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