Milford Rescue Duo in Sound Drift Overboard
Two Milford men in a rescue party assisting a rowboat adrift in the Sound were swept away during the effort. Sergeant Hibbard and John Anderson were rescued, while a cliff breeze drove the craft outward and a girl jumped overboard to help recover an oar.
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Scowrins Sound
Bessie Moscovitz
Abraham Mascavits
Mewin's Beach
Frien Bertha Sostrski
Dixwell Avenue
New Haven
Hannah Alderman
Burwell's Beach
Alderman
Aged man hangs self in Davis Avenue home
John Exeressy, 60, resident of 41 Davis Avenue, hanged himself using a belt in a bedroom yesterday. He suffered from melancholia, had recent Hillside Home treatment, and was reportedly kept unwatched. His wife was absent. a friend found the body as emergency services were summoned. He is survived by his wife and children.
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Davis Avenue
Exeressy
Hillside Home
Hillside
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Flad
France Urges Allies to Present United Stand Toward Russia
Paris notes Premier Poincare insists on a united front before the Hague conference and cites Italy’s treaty as proof. The French document, caustic in tone, rejects unilateral moves and urges preconference accord among Allied powers to present a single approach to Russia.
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Russia
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Associated ' Press
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Holé
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Italy
Genoa
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Sesson
London Parley on Irish Situation Making Progress
London reports progress in Irish negotiations with Michael Collins and Winston Churchill to resume talks tomorrow. Technical advisers meet at Colonial Office to finalize details, with a statement expected in the House of Commons Thursday. Collins heads to London to discuss settlement and a proposed move of British stock registry from Dublin to Belfast.
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Micheel Colling
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Lord Milton
Downing Street
Arthur Griffith
Lieye- George
Chang Tso Lin Defeated Again by Wu Pei Fu
Tizntsin June 22. After heavy fighting Sunday between Chinmangtta and Shunnatkwan Fengtein forces of General Chang Tso Lin withdyers clash with Chipli forces of Wu Pei Pu who pursue them.
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WU Pei FU
Government Drug Drying Plan Aims For 30 Day Sweep
Washington June 12 The United States will be drug dry within 30 days Treasury officials announced after a nationwide survey aimed at determining the absolute minimum legitimate narcotics needs for medicine and setting regulations to restrict imports and production to that amount. Affected parties must file forms by July 1 with quantities usage data. by July 25 new regs are expected to be in force closing gaps in the narcotics trade.
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United States
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Internal Revenue
Death of Wolfgang Kapp Former German Chancellor
London reports the death of Dr Wolfgang Kapp once chancellor of the German revolutionary government and organizer of the 1920 Putsch. He had been traveling to Germany to seek stand trial for his role. Born in New York on June 14, 1854, he later led the Putherland Party and supported aggressive wartime policies.
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London
Central News
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Wia
Arrang Kzey
Kaup
Germany
Wolfgans von Kaup
Putherland Party
Wees
Japan
Europe
Mancastor van Bethmann Hollweg
Dr. von Kapp
New York
Wethersfield
Board of Pardons
Lang
New London
Carmen Wage Cut by Arbitration in New Haven
The Connecticut company trolley workers receive a wage reduction of 9.45 percent with hourly rates reduced from 54 to 52 cents, a 4 1/2 cent intermediate rate, and 40 cents minimum. The award, signed by Beach and Berry, faced a dissent from Vahey who argues wages should reflect cost of living changes since 1924. The company gains about $200,000 from the decision.
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Connecticut Company
Tra Arbitration! Board
Justine Tohn K. Beach
State Supreme Court
Joseph F. Berry
Hartford
James H. ¥Aney
Boston
Rally Men
Justice Beach
Vahey
New England
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Connecticut
Frank McLean
Avward Jo Ann
Fai 3
Nien
Burns Elected President and Fones Vice President of the Board of Education
The Weth ersfield session saw Owen Burns elevated to president and Dr Alfred Fones chosen as vice president of the Board of Education without dissent. The action followed the resignation of William R. Webster, with both officers slated to serve until the next reorganized board meeting in November. A large teacher delegation pressed for discussions on longer school days and a 200-day year, while secrecy surrounded teacher reappointments and high school staffing details. The board also sought to seize Longfellow School grounds by eminent domain if negotiations with the owner fail to yield a sale for recreation space.
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Board of Education
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W'iliam
R. Webster
Sameet J. Slawton
Pelay
Tarent-Teachers Age
Bridgeport Teachers Association
Preytedent Burnk
Mra
Mary E. Cutting
Springfield
Wist Wis 4
Longfellow School
Prosecution Presses Ward Murder Plot Case
White Plains N Y June 12 A mass of evidence designed to prove Welter S Ward planned the slaying of Clarence Peters on Kensico Road and lured him there with homicidal intent will be introduced before the Grand Jury tomorrow Indictment charging Ward with murder in the first degree will be returned at the conclusion of the inquiry The district attorney seeks to refute Ward's self defense claim and will present testimony from Ward s brother and other witnesses including Heffner Ward s blackmail scheme and alleged underworld ties are also to be explored in the grand jury proceedings
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Duo Chombver
New Jersey
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Waerker Langswill
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Tal Finn
Fouls Lanz
Wookkeeper
Graenwich
Ney
Mijlon
Fessenien
Greenwich
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Acme
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White Plains
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Clarence Peters
Kensico Road
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Peters
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Siger
Hilswood Heffner
Labor Federation opens 4204 convention in Cincinnati
The American Federation of Labor opens its 4204th annual convention in Cincinnati with reports of union life under threat and calls for conferences between unions and employers on equal footing. President Samuel Gompers cautions against false security and cites disarmament talks as a test of labor’s contribution.
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Associated Press
American Federation
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Iapor
Antiaso Ipiesias
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Porto Rico
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Eglesias
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Porta Rigo
Italas
Staald
High winds wreck trees and disrupt traffic in city streets
Severe winds toppled branches on Grand Street and Lafayette Street, threatening motorists and pedestrians. The debris blocked several lanes while officials warned residents to avoid affected routes as crews cleared the mess. No injuries were immediately reported.
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Treas
Doelee
Grand Street
Tafayette Atreet
Washington Andres
Counterfeit hundred dollar bills circulating locally
A report states counterfeit one hundred dollar notes are in circulation in the area. Four alarmed drivers were arrested for violating state parking rules and released to appear in court.
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Senate committee cuts duties on instruments in tariff bill
Washington Jan 12 The Senate Finance Committee moved sharp cuts in tariffs on surgical dental scientific and laboratory instruments alloys and other commodities amid party line debates The panel also proposed some increases notably for ferromanganese and set new rates 13 12 to 17 8 and 14 per cent on carbon content alloys The instrument rates were reduced from 33 to 35 per cent ad valorem with a temporary 5 per cent amendment elected Dental and laboratory instruments see a 4 5 per cent levy while surgical and medicinal tools face a 2 per cent rate Continued on Page Fifteen.
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Senate Finance
Senate
Wis
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la Arton
Derby Youth Injured By Reckless Driver
A seven year old boy, George Kowal, was seriously injured in Shelton when struck by Ulric Landry of Monroe while walking with his father Samuel Kowal. Landry allegedly drove recklessly, dragging him under a car and into a tree embankment. He was attended by Dr. E Finn with a broken collarbone and injuries. Charges to follow.
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Shelton
George Kowal
Ulric Landry
Monroe
Howenrenie
North
Samuel Kowal
Landry
Hyats
Finn
Process server accuses grand larceny after interruption
New York on June 12 David Hartman a process server confronted Mrs Elsie Chambers wife of novelist Robert Chambers when serving papers on an auto accident suit A maid refused sight of Mrs Chambers Hartman allegedly forced past her into the hall The maid fled up stairs Hartman followed into the bedroom slammed the subpoena and fled Later Mrs Chambers reported a valuable gear necklace missing valued at 2075 Hartman was arrested on grand larceny charges He admits serving the subpoena but denies the theft claim
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Elsie Chambers
Robert W. Chambers
Hartman
Chambers
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