British Forces Move On Belleek Amid Irish Deadlock
British forces advance toward Belleek as Enniskillen endures refugee crowds, while Irish leader De Valera remains the pivotal figure in talks. Negotiators report hopeful mood yet concede uncertainty over De Valera’s stance, with three British reconquest schemes discussed for Ireland’s return to control.
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de Valera
London
Sone 7
Eamonn de Valera
Coronta
Winston Clarchill
Laming Worthington-Evrans
Arthur Griffth
Brian O'Higging
Hugh Kennedy
Ireland
Be Valera
British War Office
Enniskillen
Clare
Tipperary
Donegal
Reed becomes ill during campaign speech in Carothersville
United States Senator James A. Reed grew suddenly ill while delivering a campaign address in Carothersville Missouri tonight. He was barely able to speak and was moved to a local hotel for care as the second day of his Democratic Senate nomination campaign proceeded.
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Carothersville
United States
James A. Reed
United States Senate
Reed
Ward Indictment on Charge of Murdering Peters Expected Today
White Plains June 7 Indictment of Walter S Ward for first degree murder was seen as almost certain as Grand Jury evidence promise a sensational case. New fingerprints from Ward home items may connect Peters slaying on May 16. Witness questions linger regarding Mrs Ward and potential grand jury testimony.
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Ward
Peters
White Plains
N. Y
Walter S Ward
Clarence Peters
Petera
Mrs. Ward
Troopers Green
Emenegger Succeeds Smith In Third District
Fred Emenegger, president of the Third District Republican club, was unanimously endorsed to succeed Howard F. Smith, who has been missing amid a police search for embezzlement charges. Oscar J. Smith alleged mayoral favoritism and district graft, defending Smith while urging unity and strength for the party. the meeting included accusations and calls to reinforce the Republican club.
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Fred F. Emenegger
Republican Executive Committee
Howard F. Smith
Oscar J. Smith
Hillside
Lod
Fred Atwater
Alfrey Street
Smith
Republican Party
Republican Club
Democratic Club
Paris bankers face collapse of reparations loan hope
Paris June 7. France rejects any indemnity cut, dashing hopes for a reparations loan backed by world financiers led by J P Morgan. Politically, Poincare fears overthrows if Germany relief is offered, while Tardieu and socialist elements threaten to topple the government. Morgan signals no loan without strict terms.
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Paris
Joan
J. P. Morgan
France
Europa
Europe
Germany
London
Poincare
Andre Tardieu
Tardieu
Tardien
Thes | Morgan
Henning orders examination of Chaplin's mother
Assistant Secretary of Labor Henning orders health officials in San Francisco to examine Mrs. Hannah Chaplin to decide if she may return to England. Lawyers say her condition has improved since her 1930 admission for treatment but an order to depart now could cause a relapse.
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Washington
Feddera
San Francisco
Hannah Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
England
Henning
Chaplin
Bridgeport Factories Increase Working Forces
The weekly survey shows 31 Bridgeport factories employing 15,049 workers at end May, up 2.7 percent from May 1931 and 59.4 percent of normal payroll. Manhours rise faster than employment. estimated total hours would reach about 98,372 with a full week. Continued notes on gains and seasonal effects.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Manufacturers’ ‘Association
Narrow Escape When Boat Overturns at Pembroke Street Slip
John Porter and William Mounsey were trapped beneath a overturned motor boat after a collision near the Oyster Company slip at Pembroke Street. Club members pulled them free after cries were heard, and Porter was revived after about thirty minutes in the water.
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John Porter
William Mounsey Marorly
Alice
Vis Oyster Company
Pembroke Street
Pequonnock Yarn Club
Yacht Club
Farter
Yachts Lost in Fine Fire at White's Shipyard
A large blaze at White's shipyard in Southampton destroyed yachts valued over 1 million dollars. The ships belonged to prominent individuals and the fire burned throughout the day, causing extensive losses.
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White
Southampton
Gotton Exchange Convicted of Bucketing Orders
New York June 7 The American Cotton Exchange was convicted by a Supreme Court jury of bucketing orders. Jurors deliberated one hour. Sentencing set for tomorrow. Directors indicted include Randolph Rose Sr G W Pratt A T Jennings Martin Goulko Gawlu L Patton Raymond Palmer. Patton and Jennings charged with inducing bucketing by a 390 bale contract on October 13 1918.
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New York
American Cotton Exchange
Supreme Court
Martus
Exchange
Randolph Rose
G. W. Pratt
A. T. Jennings
Martin Goulko
Gawlu L. Patton
Raymond Palmer
Exchange Today
Patton
Jennings
Ethel Barrymore Undergoes Sinus Operation
Philadelphia June 7 Ethel Barrymore actress is recovering from sinusitis surgery. Lionel Barrymore says the operation was done several days ago in Philadelphia where she visited daughter Ethel Barrymore Colt a nun in a local convent. He adds she is not in danger and expects to return home soon.
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Philadelphia
Ethel Barrymore
Lionel
Miss Barrymore
Ethel Barrymore Colt
Whit
Barry
Norwalk Man Appeals Telephone Rates To High Court
Norwalk resident B A Gallaher appeals a Public Utilities Commission ruling on Southern New England Telephone rates. The case, urged as unjust and discriminatory between city and outlying districts, goes to Civil Superior Court in Bridgeport before Judge Isaac Wolfe. Gallaher, who has not paid his bill for nearly two years, argues state rate setting is not inspected or approved as in other states, seeking a court decision on reasonableness for all similarly situated customers.
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E. B. Gallaher
New England
Public Utilities Commission
Civil Superior Court
Bridgeport
Isaac Wolfe
Wiliam VF. Tammany
Norjwalls
Ho Test Board
Public
Gallaher
East Norwalk
Gallag
Connecticut
Southern New England Telephone Co
Commission
Union Leaders Alone Talk Strike Say Rail Presidents
Six Chicago railroad presidents released a joint statement denying any strike plans by workers while warning that union leaders influence public threats. They claim wages remain above 1917 purchasing power and emphasize workers will protect their jobs and homes amid anticipated wage reductions.
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Chicago Rails
Way
Chicago
United States
Railrad Labor Board
Ocala
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Shop Board
Jewell
Labor Board
Sfilar
Carmen
Father Surrenders After Son Accused in Assault
Libertino Mantone, 52, of 141 North Washington, walked into police holdouts and asked officers to arrest him instead of his son Anthony, claiming guilt for the assault on Aldo Rivistuse. Rivistuse, 117 North Washington, suffered a head injury and possible facial fracture. Florence Mantone and Rivistuse’s wife supported the charge. The elder Mantone posted 500 bond as witnesses insisted otherwise.
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North
Washington Avenue
Anthony
Mentone
Anthony Mantone
Aldo Rivertuse
Mantone
Mia
Rivituse
Miss Mantone
Five Youths Charged in Virilli Cellar Burglary
Police report a wine cellar raid at Dominick Virilli's home 749 Pembroke Street yesterday after 2 am. Five youths fled the scene leaving five gallons short. Edward Fitzgerald Lester Paterson James McMahon and George Murphy were detained. Statutory burglary charges were filed and bonds set at $100 each.
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Dominick Virilli
Pembroke Street
Virill
Virilli
Edward Fitzgerald
Hough Avenue
Lester Paterson
Berkshirevenue
James McMahon
Nichols Street
George Murphy
East Malin Street
Fireman Killed in Pennsylvania Express Wreck
York Pa June 7 The north bound Washington Gulf express from Baltimore left the rails at Brilliarts three miles south of York The fireman was killed another crewman fatally hurt and several others injured The locomotive and three cars left the track the engine turning over No serious injuries reported as cause of the accident pending determination
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York
Pennsylvania Railrouad
Baltimore
Brillharts
Here
Brilliarts
Pas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Woman physician found hanging in New Jersey home
Burlington N J June 7 Dr Helen McNichol Inglish formerly a Philadelphia physician was found dead today hanging by a bathrobe girdle in the attic of Mrs John Groom a friend She belonged to a Seaside Park New Jersey family and had recently been discharged from a sanitarium where she was treated for nervous disorders She was 38 years old.
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Burlington
Helen McNichol Inglish
Philadelphia
John , Groom
Elish
Seaside Park
N. J
Burns May Head School Board in Webster Vacancy
Webster vacancy to be filled at Monday night meeting with Owen Burns expected to become president succeeding resignee William R. Webster. Dr. Alfred C. Fones likely elected vice president. Dr. Edward F. McGovern secretary. Architects and plans for four grammar schools bond issue $344,006 to be discussed. Construction teams named for each new school to ease congestion.
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Owen Burns
William R. Webster
Dr. Slawson
Altthough
Burns
Alfred C. Fones
Edward F. McGovern
Common Council
Sylvan Avenue School
Howard Spee
Mary E. Cutting
Omega School
Howard S. Challenger
Whittier
William McLaughlin
Lynn W. Wilson
New South Avenue School
Strike ballots mailed to 400000 shopmen
In Cincinnati on June 7 three stake ballots were ordered dispatched to the 460000 railway shop men nationwide. The item notes the mailing of ballots and references continued coverage on page seventeen.
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Cincinnati
Woman In Crisis On Bridgeport Bound Trolley
An unidentified woman attempted suicide by Lysol on a Fairfield to Bridgeport street car. She bought three ounces of Lysol at Handell's drug-store, collapsed on the car near Ash Creek, was taken to St. Vincent's hospital, and her motive remains unknown. A possible name is Etkart, but details are not confirmed.
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Fairfield
St. Vincent Hospital
Fairfield-Bridgeport
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Handell
John Clark
Ash Creek
Brewster Street
Ernest Robinson
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