Mrs Harriman Held for Purse Theft in Church
A church parishioner, Mrs Alice Herriman of 159 Alsace Street, was held in $500 for a hearing after a purse theft reported at the Church of the Sacred Heart on Myrtle Avenue Tuesday night. Also noted, Steve Gall of 436 Hancock Ave was acquitted of DUI. Arthur Fanohoe of 958 Broad Street faced breach of peace. other minor cases continued into next sessions.
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Church of the Sacred Heart
Myrtle Avenue
Alice Herriman
Alsace Street
Steve Gall
Hancock Ava~ Me
Wis
Park
Mie
Hoase Ith Sim
Arthur Fanohoe
Broad Street
Frank Norvak
Hallett Street
Carnonen
Center Street
Michéle Streat
Bertalan Cregoy
Spruce Street
Louis Maszos
Ueheld Avenue
Congregationalists and Presbyterians Prepare Union Pact in Canada
In Monurgai and Toronto, Congregationalists and Presbyterians in Canada moved toward a union. The Organic union with Methodist and other bodies was approved by the Congregational Union and the Presbyterians last night endorsed the plan. The resolution was added to official records in Toronto.
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Congregarianal Union of Canada
Toronto
Submarine S-50 to be launched next week
Launching of the submarine S-50 by Lake Torpedo Boat yard is set for Saturday June 18 at 1 a m. This will be the third submarine launched at the yards this year. Will sponsor is Mrs GW Demand wife of the naval architect of the company.
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Lake Torpedo ‘Boat Company Yards
Demond
Predicted Highest Tariff In History Faces House Battle
The article discusses a proposed permanent tariff bill facing the Ways and Means Committee. It notes Republican doubts and potential filibuster threats if introduced in the House and Senate. Leadership gaps, illness, and Penrose’s absence hamper passage, with McCumber seen as next in line.
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House
Senate
Ware and Means Committee
Congressman Young
Tames R. Mann
Payne Wit
Cayron
Aldrich
Washington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Sud
McCumber
North Dakota
Trolley routes updated to align with summer travel
Connecticut company alters two trolley routes today. Oak Street and Brooklawn will replace Dak Street and Seaside Park. Beardsley Park and Seaside Park will switch with Beardsley Park and Brocklawn.
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Connecticut Company
Oak Street
Brooklawn
Dak Street
Seaside Park
Beardsley Park
Brocklawn
New Haven Property Sold to New Yorkers
One of the citys largest real estate deals in years was recorded today. George M Gunn of Milford sold a Chanel street strip containing stores and offices to Homer Dudley representing New Yorkers for 198000 dollars. The 24 1 3 foot frontage was noted but future use was not stated.
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New Haven
George M. Gunn
Milford
Homer
Dudley
Chanel Street
Telegraph Wires Cut Allegedly By Sinn Fein
London wires were sliced in an apparent rash of telegraph and telephone line damage across England. Police attributed the incidents to Sinn Fein activists, signaling a potential political motive behind the outages.
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Sinn Fein
London
England
Sinn
Q Meara Labor President Debate Over Secretary Salary
At the session near the national convention, O Meara and others debated the constitution committee report on the secretary’s part time salary of 800 dollars plus 10 dollars per diem. Ira Ornburn offered to serve the federation while the matter was clarified before adjournment. An address by S A Benway on vocational education for disabled soldiers occurred, with several resolutions passed.
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Constitution Committee
O'Meara
Ira M. Ornburn
Federation of Labor
Hue
S. A. Benway
New York
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Europe
Winchester
Federation
American Federation of Labor
Connecticut Trades Union Liberty League
Personal Liberty Leagues
Woolstead
Trade Union College
Executive Council
Bridgeport
Congress
Connecticu
Ornburn
Worl
Connecticut
Dalepates
Central Trades’ Union
German agriculture production falls below prewar levels
German agriculture shows a decline to under 70 percent of prewar volume, stated by Dr. Warmbold, Prussia's Minister of Agriculture, before the Diet. He urges 4006 new agricultural communities across Prussia in 1921 with state credits and premiums to improve areas. Plans include government backed hydroelectric utility development with Ontario's commission model and aid for water powers in British Columbia.
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Berlts
Cernany
Warmbold
Prussia
United Farmers’ Association of
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Ligcert & Myers
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America
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Experiencen
Ke Cole
Spark St
Brookan
Mase
Main St
Poli Theatre
Q’meara
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Children’s.Linene Rompers
Copenhagen
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Gingham
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Organdies
Baume Bengue
Neolin
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