Lions meet in state convention in New Haven
Delegates from Hartford New Britain Bristol Bridgeport and New Haven attend the first Connecticut district convention of the Lions Club at the Taft hotel New Haven this afternoon after a luncheon of the Bridgeport and New Haven delegations. About 40 Lions from this city are expected. secretary Ernest M. Bailer of Bridgeport and the Connecticut district will act as convention secretary. Plans for the state club elections and committees are announced, with a note on the international convention at Hot Springs Arkansas starting June 12. Charles W Bitzer Bridgeport club president will be the delegate to the international event. After the convention 200 delegates will attend the Yale-Holy Cross baseball game at Yale Field.
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Hartford
New Britain
Bristol
Bridgeport
New Haven
Connecticut
Lions Club
Taft Hotel
Ridgeport
New Hoeven
Bitzer
W. W. Bent
J. Dougall
Het T. Kearns
Willam Wintter
G Ziroli
Hot Springs
Ark
Canada
Charles W. Bitzer
Delewates
Fale, Field
Pleads Guilty to Train Wreck Attempt
George Leslie Roswell of Manfred, Cos ter, pleaded guilty in police court after being arrested for attempting to wreck a Boston train by placing ties on the track. He was held for Superior Court in bonds of 1000 dollars, saying he was inspired by a movie train wreck scene.
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Willetantic
George Leslie Roswell
Manfred,Coster
Boston
Polce
Superior Court
Russian Princess Admitted After Entry Denial
Princess Ivan Tschernitschelv of Russia was admitted unconditionally to the United States by Secretary of Labor Davis after overruling New Orleans entry denial. Born in Louisville Kentucky in 1881, she had claimed citizenship and a past as a stowaway and stewardess aboard trans Atlantic liners following upheaval in Russia. Official action on related birth documents was expected within weeks.
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Washington
Jung Bs
Ivan Tschernitschelv
Russi
United States
Secretary of Labor
Davis
New Orlean
Labor Department
Busirea
Heri
Louisville
Techeritscnen
Westport Sures Awarded 10 Saugatuck Sewer Contract
Emida Chappa of Saugatuck was the winning bidder for the Charles Street sewer at about $4,000 with B Hastings of Bridgeport as the only competitor. Riverside Avenue sewer completed, Charles Street project expected to start soon. work to finish within a month subject to blast-bed costs.
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Westport
Emida Chappa
Saugatuck
Charles Street
B. Hastings
Bridgeport
Chappa
Riverside Avenue
Thomas A. Groves
New York City
Weston
Madeling C. Millx
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alfred G. Southey
Bradley Street
Baugatuck River
Miss Millé
Schoo
Amine Gilbertic
Sylvan Avermue
Clifton Avenue
Eiwin L. Hoyt
Norwalk
Ués
John B. Morris
Compo Streets
Compo Beach
Frank B. Dayton
Cornar Beach
Joseph F. Remliz
Imperial Saugatuck
Imperial Avenue
Permits Issued for Building Work Totals $39,000
Building permits totaling $39,000 were issued for multiple projects. The notices list addresses and builders including several frame houses and additions, such as 361 Warne Street garage, a three family dwelling on Princeton Street, and a two family dwelling on Simit Avenue. Other entries mention frame houses and cement block structures on St Aldine and Main streets with various owners and builders named.
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Folie Aercasalliano
Ann Réllay
Ton Vanue
Warne Street
Gisworts Stonet
Ram
Frinceton Street
George Sincsoir
Main Grrert
Samuel Koupke
St Aldine Avenue
Sporra
Helena
Corn Street
C. T. Stebbins
Mary
John Blake
Evory
Staln
Mantucel
Artur Street
Whitehead Jones
Col Faison Promoted to Brigadier General
Colonel Samson Cano Faison of the United States Infantry was named by President Harding for promotion to brigadier general in the regular army. The nomination was sent to the Senate for confirmation. He will succeed Brigadier General William H. Sase, who died June 4.
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Washington, Tune
Samson Cano Faison
United States Infantry
Harding
Cen Toda
T Be Senin
Faison
Willam H. Sase
Lele
Cunard and Anchor Line Touting North Atlantic Service
Cunard and Anchor Line announce a large amount of splendid news tonnage in the North Atlantic Service with excellent staterooms or berths at low June and July rates and return sailings in August September and October. Ships sailing from New York offer homeward passages at reduced fares.
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Cunard Mu
New York
Olympic Games Set to Be Held in Paris in 1924
Paris, June. The French Olympic Committee with 93 federations represented met this evening and unanimously decided to continue organizing the 1924 Olympic Games. It authorizes its president to declare the decision to the Olympic Committee.
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Paris
Former Senator Lippitt Attacked Over Tariff Ties in Senate
Washington June 6 A sharp attack on former Senator Henry F Lippitt Rhode Island cotton goods maker and tariff advocate arose as the Senate debated the tariff bill The clash centered on potential influence with the Finance Committee and Lippitt’s alleged role in shaping rates Aulhurst and Ashurst pressed ethics while Smoot and McCumber defended the committee's actions and amendments Including changes to long staple cotton nails rivets and horse shoe nails with votes split along party lines boldening the tariff debate
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Washington
Henry F. Linpit
Rhode Island
Senate
Harcison
Missippi
Watson
India
Harrison
House
Sénate
Dippitt
Aulhurst
Arizona
Seénosor Ashurst
New York World
Bor. Lippitt
Smoot
Utah
Repub
Lippitt
McCumber
Mittee
Aghurst
Walter Roos
Tenny
Welerem
Cit
Hale
Wadsworth
Republican
New York
Harsa
Last of Fenian dies in Hartford veteran of Civil War
William Murphy born 1841 in Coolavata Ireland died at St Francis hospital in Hartford after long service with Prate Whitney and a Civil War career. He invaded Canada in 1886 as a Fenian and served in Connecticut units from 1861 to 1865. He leaves three sisters.
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Hartford
Wwilliam Murph
Canada
St. Francis Hospital
Nathaniel Lyton
United State Cavalry
First Connecticut Cavalry
Murphy
Boy's death due to smallpox official's claim
London June 6. The death of Lesis Currier here last night was due to smallpox infections after vaccination, according to Health Officer N. Fennell. The patient developed smallpox days after vaccination and was vaccinated too late to prevent the infection already in his system. No other cases have been found since May 13.
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London
Lesis
Currier
N. Fennell
Senator Charges Reserve Board With Propaganda
Senator Heflin of Alabama introduced a resolution asking the Federal Reserve Board if it maintains a publicity bureau and funds for propaganda. he accused the board of using money to attack dissenters. The Banking Committee chair McLean objected, pushing for study and postponement until tomorrow.
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Washington
Tee Soluilas
Federal Reserve Board
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Heflin
McLean
Connecticut
R. Heflin
Smoot
Mr. Hedin
Chauffeur Brady Burns Face in Gas Explosion
chaotic notes report a gas explosion injuring chauffeur Brady for B. D. Reizen in Southport. details mention burns, treatment, and home repair events. funeral and local property transactions unclear. numerous garbled names and places amid a Sea harbor and estate notices.
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Brady
Bouthport
Bally
Passwater
Oscar Bigon
B. D. Reizen
Rose AU
Benson
Vietin
John Karvin
Howe
Foat Road
Blake
Jim St. Thomas
Southport
Th & Dock
Greens Faris
Dora Bulkiey
Herry Sherman
Taintay
Rose Hill
Pyasies
Ott
Tyrtines
Aforis
Gporl Dredge Ag Tele Iis
Sum
Beloved Thief Sentenced to Bedford New York
Edna FR Wilsey known as Beloved Thief was sentenced to a term in Bedford Reformatory in Bedford New York after violating a court injunction. Judge Alfred Talley imposed eight years, warning she must cease stealing or face stern sanctions as she allegedly took a suitcase and clothing from a pier in Virginia.
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Bedford
New York
Edna FR. Wilsey
Alfred Talley
Edna
Virginia
Gettysburg veterans unveil Barlow statue
Gettysburg PA June 6 veterans of Gen Francis Barlow's command who fought on July 1 1863 unveiled a bronze statue of their commander. The ceremony drew a large crowd of Civil War veterans and New York officials.
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Gettysburg
Pa. Jae
Gettysbang
Istorie
Francis Barlow
New York
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the Russell. Manufacturing CO
Middletown, Conn
Westport Sewer
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Int State Guard
Alvert Birling
Town Hall
Allex
Charles T. Krieward
East Main Screet
Evergreen Avenue
Jessie ‘M. Kriewald
William Frawley
Westsort
Boy Senats
America
Cable
Qld Mill
Paul Rostenfield
Steele
New Yorks City
Col. Faison
Cunard ‘and Anchor Line
Freas
Finance Committee
UNION
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Boand
Barlow
Thos. Seeming & CO
Rockwell & Co
Main Street
Elm
Jersey
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