Sims Denied Speech By Return Cable Sparks Navy Rift
Rear Admiral William Sims refused to speak after receiving a return cable from Secretary Denby asserting shock at published extracts of his London speech to the English speaking union. Denby demanded acknowledgment or denial while the White House remained silent. Senator McCormick pressed Harding to decide whether Denby would be held to account for the remarks and the Navy’s stance on the alleged quotes.
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Tyne
Associated Press
William S. Sims
Jone
Sims Imaneisav
Bish
Iin
Denby
Sims
White House
Medill Tee
Sua Potlee
United States
Ormeck
Whi House
Harding
Ilinois
Ito
Wy Department
Tarding
Adasin
Wes
Danoy
Douotless
Tere
Denky
Avar
State Police Hunt Greybeard in Litchfield Hills Murder
Norfolk Conn June 8 State police probe the murder of dairy farmer Joseph M Parsons shot in his farmhouse bed in Litchfield Hills Miss Marty Parsons sister with facial bullet wounds provided the only tangible clue. A neighbor found the body and the injured sister after the shooting and a revolver and flashlight were reported at the scene. The continuar page two.
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Litchfield Hills
Joseph M. Parsons
Parsons
Norfolk
Conn
Iitchfield Hill
Sun Norfolk
Marty Darsong
Seine
Predar
Riggs
Hous
Miss Parsons
Sid
Miles Parsons
Drothers House
Tax Office Abolishing Bill Faces Governor Action
Hartford reports indicate Governor will sign the proposal to abolish the tax office and replace it with a four member board of loree assessors. Tax Commissioner Turner and Mayor Turner urged a veto but sources say action soon may move to approve the reform. The working force of the tax office is said to remain undisturbed during the transition.
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Board of Loree
Arcint
James Turner
Wyon
Take Pestere
Vernor
Board of Assessors
Senate votes to fund army at 170000 strength
The Senate approved the army appropriation bill by four votes, carrying 334 million dollars for an army not less than 150000 and up to 170000 men. Republicans split, 36 to 2 in favor of the higher figure, while 23 Democrats backed the measure with a conference needed to resolve Senate House differences. The House previously cut about 14 million from the Senate total and will confer.
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Senate
Reariny Audget
Louse Differnness
House
Mecra
Flatchrg
Digi
Bott Carolin
Germany
France
Belgium
Wedstworth
Vention
Harvard oarsman saves boy from drowning incident
A Harvard oarsman pulled a struggling boy from the river late today. The rescuer, unnamed, acted swiftly as the boy had been swimming and faced peril, with witnesses noting the help prevented a tragedy.
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Harvard Oarsman
Ant Tfarvard
Harvard
Tuc
Wisler
Babe Ruth Mixes On Newberry Case In Senate Inquiry
In Washington a Senate inquiry into the Newberry case unfolds with testimonies about campaign expenditures and family ties as John S Newberry testifies of bank accounts arranged through an agent. Henry B Joy appears as a witness but health issues threaten his participation. the panel weighs arranging medical evidence and the scope of the inquiry while Babe Ruth serves time for speeding and returns to the Polo Grounds after a six hour traffic court penalty.
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Washington, Inc
Senate
Wilvenry Ford
Truman H. New
Verry
Michigan
John S Newber
Henry B. Joy
Detroit
Alfred Lacking
Ford
Jay
Lucking
Své
Spencer
Eneking
Watson
Enberry
Paign
Arverth
Newobert
Kucking
New York
Babe ‘Ruth
Babe
Cleveland
Riverside Drive
Pola
McGeehan
Chas
Predict Highest Tariff in History Under New Bill
A partisan debate centers on a proposed tariff bill expected to set records in history. Republicans face opposition as Ways and Means proposals face constitutional concerns and timing disputes. Speaker statements and North Dakota’s M Young are noted as key voices amid uncertainty about rates and implementation.
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Frearea
M. Young
North Dakota
Congress
Dary
Untermyer Gains Point After Tilt With F F Dryden
New York reports show Jung Lucuiel Untermyer chief counsel for the Lockwood commission and partner at Prudential Life Assurance and the Midelty Triton Trust, voicing dissatisfaction with how cases were handled. He noted aggressive jury attitudes and questioned holdings placed in trust for the Dryden family. Dryden admitted Prudential owned about 6000 shares of bank stock, which Untermyer believed violated New York law though Dryden argued legality under New Jersey incorporation. The Federation Trust and Union National Bank, tied to the Dryden family, remained depositaries after consolidation.
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Jung
Lucuiel Untermyer
Lockwood Commuins
Prudential Life Assurance Company
Midelty Triton Trust Company
Newark
Conrta
Prident'al
Wryden
Prudential
Union National Bank, Institutiona
Dryden
Deposithlea
Deyden
Woman Accused Of Slaying Husband Attempts Death
Catherine Raber, charged with complicity in the murder of her husband, attempted suicide by self harm while under guard in a New Jersey jail. Authorities delayed extradition proceedings as her wounds were treated. a prior bloodiest incident described amid the custody.
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Atarion Woia
Jenner
Isher
Timmetrou
Dacia
Ab Dled
Attarape
Kalior Ty Washington Teighta Couee
Alian
Trobe
Round Up of 14 Alleged Liquor Law Violators
A roundup of 14 alleged liquor law violators was conducted today by Denary Sheriff Mrawake Utl linghast and County Depective W. J. Jackson. Working on videos obtained by the state police, officers arrested 14 individuals on charges including underage drinking and public intoxication. Some were released on bonds and ordered to appear before the Peace Mathewron.
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Mrawake
W. J. Jackson
Tueatica
Seapool Heads To Port If Bulkheads Hold
Reports say the steamship Ingleby, near a key bulkhead breach, remains afloat and may reach port if weather holds. Crews expect a noon to afternoon window as water worsened in fore compartments and plates were strained, with hull damage noted amid salvage efforts by the Sea.
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Ingleby
Dahn Pool
SUNY
Wild Scenes Over Polish Prisoners Among Germans
A report from the Pacific Front notes German forces repelling Polish prisoners and rough treatment by Bavarian guards as 1,700 prisoners were moved into towns and barracks. The chaotic scenes sparked alarm in local villages near Birnie. The dispatch also mentions a separate note on wartime food convoy operations approved by President Mardinx.
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Loxdon
Upper Silesia
Pacls
Atrott
Lomart
Birnie
Rossuberg
Ar el
Lake to Rule on Judgeships Amid Deadlock
Rumors swirl as Governor Lake moves to fill judge and prosecutor posts after Senate and House stalled on Merritt Garlick Wilder nominations. Speculation ranges from reappointing Bartlett and Wilder to appointing outsiders, with possible deputy roles and a reappointment for DeLaney. Lake expected to announce in coming days.
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House
Merritt
Garlick
Wilder
Governor Lake
Bartlett
Bridgeport
Garrick
DeLaney
Richard S. Swain
Lake
Mayor Announces Two Appointments to Committees
Mayor announces two appointments to the paving and sewer commission to four year terms starting June 18. William Horace Day and Trev Thomas F. Slooney named. other members and term expirations listed. Also notes a $300,000 unemployed-focused note issue and mayoral review. continuation on Page Two.
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Hey
William Horace Day
John Holt
Paving and Sewer Commission
Prapa
Shnambe
John Reilly
Wesley L. Malon
Dwight J
Wheeler
David Ewer
Honey
J. Clampett
Rao
Bridgeport
Senate
House
Meyer Wilson
Senstor DeLaney
Senstor DeLaney. Copunitiey Nanci
Phange
Waller
Lashar
George Jjames
Matthey EH Rogers
George J. Warren
Chiat Justice Wheeler
James
Niniil
Horace Day
DeLaner
Hartford
Charities Department
Osin
Finsoce
Deine
German general Von Hoefer agrees to Allied terms
June and General Vor f Moefer, head of German defense in upper Silesia, formally pledged to the Allies that his troops would withdraw from the Annaberg sector after insurgent attacks. The move follows Allied ultimatum issued Sunday threatening withdrawal of German forces in the industrial area of upper Silesia.
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von Hoefer
FARIS
Vorf Moefer
Upper Silesia
Annanberg
Berlin
Sun Lust
O'Meara Re-Elected Federation President in Hartford
At the 36th annual convention held at 170 Sim Street the federation re-elected Latrick F. P. O’Meara of New Haven to a fourth term after a 110 vote count. Other officers and a Stamford choice for next meeting place were noted, Stamford leading with 88 votes and Hartford and New Haven trailing.
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Bridgeport
Toda Carpenters and Miners
Ww Haven
C. J. More
United Writers
Danbury
Thomas Brennan
Metal Polishers
Ant Buffers
Norwich
Troh Geaney
Wumbers
Stearnfitters
Hartford
George Chandler
Carpenters and Joiners
Greenwich
Yoten Breen
Pilently
Kra_ Ak Ornburn
Mew Flaven
Wwumder
Frederick L. Neebe
Mrpographical
Tinton
Meridwnt
Stamfowd
New Haven
Stanford
E Hartford
Stamford
Tate
Prietua
Uniform charter debate marks busier Connecticut session
Hartford reports the 1991 General Assembly nearing adjournment with nearly three hundred bills still in play. Governor Lak later notes the time limits constrain engrossment. many measures carry large financial burdens and depend on executive action to determine their fate.
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Hartford
Conn
Lak
Finn
Weather Forecast and Almanac Slice from Old New England Page
Fragmentary weather notice notes a change in temperature and unsettled conditions with possible thunder showers, mostly east of the Mississippi and New England. It lists temperatures observed at various stations and mentions a mid-Atlantic and Atlantic states pattern with light overall changes over two days.
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Wer
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Ki Cheana
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Northfield
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W. H. Day
T. J
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O’meara
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