Millerand to resign presidency in France turmoil
Paris June 10. President Alexander Millerand will resign tomorrow as deputies and senators prepare to elect a new head of state at Versailles. The move follows a presidential snap vote and a government setback, pitting leftists against millerand supporters amid a political clash over the cabinet and powers. Doumergue, Painlevé, and Vainleve named as potential successors, with party caucuses shaping the outcome.
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Paris
Associale Press
Alexander Millerand
France
Ccessor
Amber of Deputies
Sente
Versailles
Preler
Frederic Vrancois-Marsal
M. Millerand
Senae
M. Painleys
Rivyala
Phe
Chamber
Senate
Of4
M. Vainleve
Doumergue
Sarazen Bride Leave for England After Wedding
Gene Sarazen, U S open champion of 1922, and Miss Mary Peck of Newfield Massachusetts and Miami Florida wed at Briarelli Lodge hotel Carboroush. Ceremony by Father Boyle of Newark City. Couple to tour Lig ind then England class at Hoylake, may return mid August. Bridesmaid Miss Vassu Pan. best man Harry Connors. reception at Lodge.
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Gene Saracen
United States
Mary Peck
Nefield Mass
Miami Fla
Briarellif Lodge
Carboroush
Father Boyle
Newark City
Dave
Sarazen
Hoylake
Continent
Misa Peck
Howes D. Peck
Miami
Vassu Pan
Migint
Ashville
Enor
Hrory
Midgaler
Harry Connors
Atham
Martin Peck
Gre York
Question blocks payment of soldier bonus
A beleaguered defense question blocks the distribution of soldier bonuses as government and veteran affairs face scrutiny. Officials debate whether war department and Veteran Affairs can appropriate funds, amid political shifts and possible administrative delays.
Rescinding Havens Endorsement by Fifth District Club
The Fifth District Republican club rescinded last night a May action endorsing Elmer Havens for district chairman and discharged the committee that was to present his name to Alfred Burdick. A new committee will invite Havens to run, while Maloney supporters opposed the earlier method but concede Havens’ selection could be fair.
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Republican Club
Elmer H. Havens
Alfred W. Burdick
Havens
Maloney
John J. Maloney
Tas Maloney
Mloney
Afr
Board of Education
K. Harrison
Siineas
Chiir
Arthur M. Comley
Levi Cobb
Robert Barrows
Lay
Ft .3
Penny Greenstein
Tiperthig
Meosig
Beiig
Burdick
Easton Girl Is Prize Speaker Of Rural Schools
Natalie Marsh a ten year old Easton girl won the rural districts speaking and spelling contest facing eleven other contestants at the sixth annual event in Harthlori Connecticut. She recited Proverb Corys Leak in the Dyke and received a gold medal and the title Speaking Champion of Connecticut. Marsh is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert W Marsh of Newtown Redding and Weston localities.
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Hervice
Natalie Marsh
Miss Ratalle
Pioeve Cory
Afiss
Marsh
Mir Ard
Hober
W. Maral
Newtown
Redding
Pitabull
Haston
Slenroe
Weston
Marimingiov
Frett
Jane Bowers
Sutfield
Arnold Winker
Red Nelson Carpenter
Canterbury
Bernice Clark
Dius
Kirk Parker Bast
Natwie Waterman
Leouno
Edward Con Wael
Plan for Iron Works sale and trust move in Cleveland
Brisk business and leadership updates mix with political moves and local notices. The Ormark Iron Works plan to sell to Cleveland Trust for 300090 dollars, while Republican leaders push remonstrations in honor of Arthur F. Connor, new postmaster.
Jury Unable To Determine Guilt Accused Admits It
Isadore Scharff 83 of Bridgeport appeared before Judge John J Walsh and admitted guilt to violating the UQuay law. The court fined him 500 dollars with costs and suspended 418 days, the same penalty as in City court, with a rival note of the case.
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Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Isadore Scharff
Bridgepot
U'quay
Acing Jide Wiuh Carder
Scharff
John J. Walsh
Waileh
Aviator Killed When Plane Drops 1000 Feet
Lieut. John Wilbon, a te. pilot at eeltridge Field, was killed when the plane suddenly dropped from a height of about one thousand feet near Sokbridge Filld, WT Clem ONS, Michigan. He was hired for a stunt and perished in the crash as the aircraft plunged to the ground.
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Soklbridge
Clemons
Mich
John Wilbon
Eeltridge
Japanese Doctor Held After Raid Revealing Arms
Dr Dau mma Terada a Japanese physician and explosive expert was held on $1500 bail after police raid found gun, bomb formulas, and diagrams in his New York apartment. Authorities say anonymous tips and neighbors’ reports led to the arrest. Terada claims the papers reflect studies, not weapons. His wife described him as patriotic American and said the diagrams were harmless.
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New York
Daumma Terada
Terada
Osaka
Japan
Tohns Tioptins
Ife
Tejada
Magiatrete
Tal
Ana Tlealy Terada
Fete Planned for New Postmaster Arthur I Connor
Plans for two demonstrations in honor of Arthur I. Connor unfold as the Twelfth district Republican club, led by chair man Connor, prepares a birthday parade and open house. A testimonial dinner at Pleasure Beach is set for the evening with about 1000 expected, committees arrange entertainment, and city officials head the arrangements amid a crowded testimonial program.
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Arthur I. Conner
Connor
Chaiymay
R. Arthur Brown
Dennis Kellys
Tre Pla
T Pleasure Beach
Alfred W. Bardkt
Republian Parts
Conway
Sorers
Mayer VO
William Behrens
Ysaisha
Jarnes
Mock Cry Of Fire Too Real
A pretend fire alarm by children at 606 Grand Street during recess at Lutheran School drew a rapid response from two engine companies a truck company and a chemical company plus Chief Daniel J Johnson and Assistant Chief A B Mellor. Passersby and vehicles filled Madison Avenue and Grand Street as the misliked shout echoed.
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Madison Avenue
Grand Street
Daniel J. Johnson
Mellor
Governor Lowden Dropped In Republican VP Talk
In Cleveland June 10, leaders push to name a Coolidge running mate after Frank C. Lowden withdrew from VP consideration. Yarbord Hoover Curtis Beveridge and others gain prominence as discussions among cabinet members and delegates continue late into the day amid a sealed letter of declination.
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Cleveland
Frank C. Lowden
Coolidge
Low-ren
James G. Yarbord
Army
Radio Corporation of America
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Coolldze
House
Frank W. Stearns
Tonigh
Lowden
Diiness
Warbord
Auto Overturns Injuring Four Near Death In Crash
Four people escaped serious injury when a mobile carrying Mrs. Katehman and her son Alfred of Amsterdam New York collided with another car near Nashuatuck and overturned into a ditch. Morris Gitletz of Binghamton and Mary Newkirk, a chauffeur, were involved. Newkirk was arrested for reckless driving and posted bonds.
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Naugatuck
Benjamin Kdtehman
Alfred
Amsterdam
Morris Gitletz
Binghamton N
Newkirk
Por thy Jen son and the Labor Party in Vingland reviewed
An inclusive Bridgeport Sunday Post feature profiles Porthy Jen son leader in Parliament and the Labor Party. It discusses economic and political situations, the international traveling public, and opinions on Americans as seen in London. The piece blends commentary with interviews.
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America
London
Porthy Jenson
Neader
Parliauent
Labor Party
Vingland
Delegates Pour Out Convention Wrath on Wisconsin Bloc
Ohio, June 10, 1824. Reports describe a cool, standardized convention, replacing passion with precision under a Massachusetts style. Delegates clash rarely, while orders move methodically toward an ordained end as planks endure Washington scrutiny.
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Wisconsin
Samuel G. Blythe
Ohio
Appea
Massachusetta
Warren
Washington
Belief in Santa Claus Sparks Debate at Boston Uni
Prof W War ringham of Boston University criticized those who discourage belief in Santa Claus, labeling such views thickheaded. He urged nurturing childhood imagination at a district meeting of the Fairfield Sunday School association, stressing that imagination aids development.
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W. Warmingham
Boston University
District Institute
Fairfield
Sunday School Association
Warringhan
Santa Claus
Spectator Notes Mock National Convention Speeches
Rube Goldberg spoof from Cleveland reports the great hall lit by colored globes and spotlights as delegates mingle. A caricature scene shows figures like Job Philip Souaa in white gloves and a porter’s cap delivering oversized speeches to fourteen thousand attendees.
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Rube Goldberg
Cleveland
Ohio
Jobo Philip Souaa
Leaders name committee to tell Coolidge
Cleveland June 10. Although President Coolidge will not be nominated until Thursday, convention managers have already picked committees to tally and notify him of its action. The veteran is subject to convention approval with members listed from Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Scotland, New Jersey, Rhode Island, and Vermont including Mrs. Worth and Percy Clement.
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Coolidge
Hin
Sie
Maine
Matsnachusetts
Whiting
New Hampshire
Mes
Willan
Scotbeld
New Jersey
Woith - Rhode Taund
Richard
Vermont
Percy Clement
Shenandoah Not to Fly Over Convention This Summer
Shenandoah airship will not fly over the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. Rear Admiral Moffett announced the Shenandoah will occupy the base for two weeks and the fighter fleet will be deferred.
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Shenandoah
Alitington
Shenande
Cleveland
Array of Badges Deafening To Rogers Now Bryan's Pal
In Cleveland on June 10 the Republican vice presidential candidacy convention opened with a crowd wearing badges. A teen reporter recalls entering the convention press stand with William Jennings Bryan, the lone Democrat, and a Progressive, then leaving after three hours feeling more ignorant than when he arrived. The encounter included recognition by a traffic policeman and remarks about the political scene as the event continued.
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Wasteington
Gerament
Veterana
Rogers
Bryan
Will Rogers
Cleveland
Ohio
William Jennings Bryan
Bernonifini
Hnewe
Insurgent challenge at Republican Convention in Cleveland
At the 1924 Republican National Convention in Cleveland 12,000 attended as temporary chairman Theodore Burton demanded only tried and true Republicans for Congress. The Wisconsin delegation faced intense chants from the floor and gallery while cameras captured the moment as the insurgent mood grew amid the convention’s routine business.
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Cleveland, O
Calvin Coolidge
White House
Pubjile Hall
Theodore Burton
Congress
Wisconsin
Darien
Mr. Burton
Calvin Cooldge
Platform Ready for Convention at Noon Today
Lua Bland reports the Republican platform drafting committee, with 16 members, prepared to present a final draft to the full committee for ratification tomorrow morning. The report will be ready for the convention shortly after noon, with possible Presidential input sought by telephone on key declarations. Delegates urged proposals on labor, civil rights, foreign policy, and economic relief as speakers pressed for enforcement of the wartime acts and reforms.
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Wisconsin
Frank O. Lowden
Whads
Coolidge
Ada . P, CO
MacFarlane
Gatheer
San Francisco
Wranks
Cass
Keleta
Keleta Will Enter Mend of Notuilty
Millerand
France
Tolin
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Lua Bland
Charles B. Wily Michigan
Cool Ft
Eprops
League of Nations
Philippines
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Negro Apekesun
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