Minister and Mrs Dumbell Wed in Yucatan Mexico
The article reports the marriage of Rev Fr Dumbell to Mrs Dumbell in Merida, Yucatan. It notes his five children from a previous marriage, including daughter Edith Alexander of Charlotte, N C, and four sons. Their home is listed as the Gran Hotel, Merida, as a divorce case unfolds with alimony considerations.
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Dumbell
Mexico
United States
Tdith Alexander
Charlotte
Adten
Howard George
Erle
Adrian
Enbaeren
Dumbelt
Rev Poimbell
Dombell
Gran Hotel
Merida
Yucatan
Mary Ely Educator Dies in Greenwich
Miss Mary Ely, prominent educator and head of the Ely School for Girls in Greenwich, died at her North Hampstead home after a months long illness. She is survived by two sisters, Miss Elizabeth Ely and Mrs Sarah Ely Parsons, and brother Albert H. Fly.
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Eschen
Mary Ely
North Mpas
Filizabeth Ely
Sarah Ely Parsons
Ely School For Girls
New York City
Albert H. Fly
Fairfield Band Performs Monday Evening Concert
Special program by the Fairfield band scheduled for Monday night on Mill Plain. Musicians rehearse and plan a lively performance, promising a regular concert on the green with a set program.
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Fairfield Band
Fairfield
Tha Fairueri
Mill Plain
Wa Ban
Horse Victim of Heat Struck Stamford
A horse owned by George Pelme, a livery stable proprietor, died after suffering sunstroke in the harness during the afternoon at Stamford. The heat hit the animal hard, and it collapsed three hours after being put to work.
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Stamford
George Pelme
Edward J . Sullivan
Cireenwich Avenue
Stamford Hospital
Mra
Mary Beelam
Halloween Park
Edward Mack
Stinnes Financial Crisis Spurs German Bank Reorganization
Reports say the Stinnes group faces ruin without $2.5 million due and up to $28 million in credits due. banks press for a full reorganization under Reichsbank President Schacht to avert a wider crisis. Hugo Stinnes Jr. heads a plan to retreat to Mulheim and refocus on coal and iron on the Ruhr.
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New York
Faner
Flugo Stinnes, Jr
Reichsbank
Stinnes
Schacht
Stinnes Trust
Germany
Rete
Mulheim
Stinnes Concern Steels
Hugo
Ruhr
Stinmes
Mullheim
Kaiser
Europe
Evening Papers
Hugo Stinnes
Edmun
Edmund
Itsel
Germany Faces Allied Demands Over Damaged Industry
A blunt review notes Germany may link Allied disarmament demands to the Dawes plan while arguing compensations for destroyed plants should come from Dawes annuities. Official estimates value destroyed machinery at about 100 million marks, with broader industrial losses implied by the note.
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Germany
Aloso
Third Mate Dies. Wife Arrested in Old Murder Case
Elizabethtown New York officials probe the 3 year old death of Henry Sykes husband of Fannie Soper who was arrested for murder in May 28 slaying of Deputy Sheriff Henry Soper. Exhumation ordered as fire at jointly owned building also investigated. Deputy Soper was shot while asleep on a couch.
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Elizabethtown
N.Y
Henry Sykes
Fannie Soper
Henry Soper
How to Keep Cool Think with Irvington Council
Irvington, June 6. The town council objects to a proposed amendment to tie town ordinance to citizen responsibility for removing snow from sidewalks near Winter. The discussion centers on liability and public safety measures for winter icy conditions.
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Irvington
M. J
Record Heat Claims Sixteen in New England and City
Extreme heat and humidity caused sixteen deaths in New England with many prostrations forcing court and school closures. Central New York remained hot while Kansas City reported cooling breezes. Firefighters used street showers to cool children as others were treated for heat related injuries at Emergency hospital. Norwalk saw two residents affected with heat as one man showed mental distress and a worker collapsed at a factory bench.
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New England
Weather Bureau
New York
Catskill Mountain
Upstate
Kansas City
Missouri
Norman Street
Tohildren
Katherine Zumko
Calhoun Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Alexander Murehle
Liberty Building
Beneficial Loan Company
St. Vinycent's Hospital
Murehle
Waldemere Avenue
Waterbury
Frank Bray
Barnum Avenue
Frances Kowell
Fairfield Avenue
D. M. Read Company
Bridgeport
Jack Clark
Beardsley Park
Beardstey
Norwalk
Thomas Martinet
Platteville Avenue
Rutland
Morris
Cutter
H. Jacobs and Sona
Day Street
Heatwave Strains Cities as Record Temperatures Hit Northeast
Reports from Stamford Meriden Derby Ansonia Philadelphia and Jersey City detail extreme heat with temperatures up to 110 in the sun. Hospitals treat heat related cases and a newborn dies in Derby while others seek relief in pools parks and cooling centers.
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Meriden
Mieriden
Associated Press
Severs
Polar Flyers Believed Lost In Arctic Quest
Reports from Spitzbergen outline a vigil as Amundsen’s air expedition struggles after their N-24 and N-26 vanished. Farm and Hobby set course to scour the ice while Ellsworth’s death in Florence darkens the mission. Comrades brace for four weeks of polar searching and uncertain hope.
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Ation
MacMillan
Amundsen
Spitzbergen
Hobby
Spievbergen
Spitsbergen
Atlantic
Arctic
Ellsworth
USA Today
Florence
James W. Ellsworth
Lincoln Ellsworth
Ellsworn
Mans
Pitzbergen
Italy
Norwegian Aero Club plans Amundsen Ellsworth flyer's rescue
Oslo June 6. A board meeting of the Norwegian Aero Club outlined a rescue plan for the Amundsen Ellsworth polar flyers. Prominent arctic explorers including Otto Sverdrup and Gotfred Hansen attended. An expedition from Norway with two airplanes sails from Horten and aims for Spitzbergen around June 18.
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Oslo
Norwegian Aero Club
Telegram
Allance
Otto Sverdrup
Gotfred Hansen
Amundsen
Cape Columbia
Splitbergen
Cape Columbbia
Greenland
Norway
America
Charcot
Horten Tomor
China Faces Likely Warfare Amid Internal Strife
Reports signal escalating tension as Feng withdraws from Peking and Chang and Feng may clash soon. Shanghai and other cities see student protests demanding end to foreign privileges, amid Soviet influence and U S naval precautions in Chinese waters.
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Feng
Moscow
Niga
Peking
Chin Military Party
Wu Pei-Fu
China
Chang
Shanghai
Canton
Changsha
H Karakhan
Cooildgs
Chinese
Saangnat
Legation Guard
Wilbur
Washington
Asiatic Squadron
Meetings Tonight and Fire Report Reflect Local Notices
The American Fabrics association hosts a meeting at Court Marina on Broad Street in Bridgeport. Lodges and groups meet at multiple addresses, including 181 State Street and 170 Fairfield Avenue. A fire at Henry Hreinl's chicken coop on 9 Hanford Avenue involved engines seven and eleven and truck four with chemical two. no damage reported.
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American Fabrics Association
Court Marina
Broad Street
Bridgeport Leys Granga Lodge
State Stret
Humbolt Stamm
Fairfield Avenue
Latter Carriers
State Street
Henry Hreinl
Lehicken
Hanford Avenue
Radio Show Inc files voluntary bankruptcy petition
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed with the U S District Court clerk today by C Clinton Bhain president of the Radio Show Inc of Hartford. He sought relief under bankruptcy law.
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Haven
U. S. District Court
C. Clinton Bhain
Radio Show, Inc
Hartford
Iabiil
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U. 5 Werther Bureau
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