Million Volumes Borrowed From Library In Year
A school year report highlights a city library program that increased student use. Pupils from fifth to eighth grades visited the main library or branches for librarian guided instruction. Branch talks extended to factories and civic groups, aided by a traveling library vehicle promoting circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesa
Stiborn
Wits
Muring
Lear
Witsia Alge
Ani Retyreyjey Bovka
Community notices and obits surface in Bridgeport Telegram
District meetings noted tonight across local lodges and councils including Freemasons and Daughters of Pocahontas with time changes notated. Cards of thanks express gratitude for sympathy after a death and a June anniversary Mass is announced for Francis Breeg at St Augustine's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. Breeg
Augustine's
Isha
Fragmented obituary notice with unclear names and dates
An unclear obituary fragment mentions a deceased person and funeral arrangements. The readable text references friends, a Thursday date, and locations in vague form, but key names, places, and specifics are missing or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr Ivateh Sient
Svediesuge
Sis
Crsit
Tessey
Pavey
Motorist in wild chase with police ends in arrest
A motorist, found at the wheel at William Acreel Dump, was taken to Traffic HQ, released, then collided with a car on Stratford Avenue, losing a wheel. He fled, was reportedly stopped later, arrested after a search, license suspended, and faces charges of failing to stop, reckless driving, and running a standing streetcar as court time nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Acreel
Steatford Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Kossuth Steet
Enist
Olah
Senaltreek
Jess
Bulgarian Rebels Face New Challenge in Sofia Crisis
Washington dispatches report Bulgaria sees two minor counter revolutions crushed and stability restored after a meeting of party representatives in Sofia. Strmboullaky and Imater named in negotiations as king seeks time to decide. Officials say conditions in Bulgaria are quiet again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strmboullaky &Imater
Daurs
Sofia
Witch
Stamboulisky
Washington
Todey
Bulgaria
Three Injured In Jumbo Car Crash At Plawes Garage
Eyewitnesses describe a crossover tram car leaping from tracks, smashing through a window, and striking a bystander. A driver was knocked unconscious, bleeding, and carried to a hospital after helpers moved him into an automobile for urgent transport.
Fixed price contracts held illegal in Kansas
The article reports on the legality challenge to fixed price contracts in Kansas. It references figures Kau, Tene and mentions systemic issues in business practices, including alleged exclusive agency terms and disputes over contract validity.
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Kansas
Historic Elms Hotel to Close Its Portals
Historic Elms Hotel announces closure as operations wind down. Local officials warn of potential sale and redevelopment while notifying patrons and staff of final service dates and transition plans.
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Elms
Bad Roads Detriment to Connecticut Industries and Farms
Car makers and farmers blame poor highways for economic harm in Fairfield County and across Connecticut. Bridgeport Brass President Carl Dietz warns the Bridgeport to New York route bottlenecks commerce and risks of auto damage. Fairfield County dealers and local leaders urge road upgrades to support farmers, merchants, and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New England
Carl F. Dietz
Bridgeport Brass Company
Givne
Bridgeport
New York
Bridgepore Automobile Ceaters Association
Muerkela
Cornwall
Dhesa
Fairfield County
Albert W. Smith
Tgbway Department
Hig
Joseph Armstrong
Westport
Pack Pedlars of Yesteryear Turned Store Owners Today
A sprawling reminiscence traces the pack peddler trade from early Indiana and Kentucky to the Ohio River era. It recalls chalked clocks and chromo lithographs, and how pushy salesmen charmed farmers into buying belts, linens, jewelry, and patterns. The piece highlights enduring traits of the Yankee pedlar, his wagon, and his iron persistence amid rural commerce.
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Rip van Winkle
Falling Waters
Anwk
Yanies
Indiana
Bac
Atlantic
Alleghanies
Ohio River
Wrest
Uine
May Compromise Ship Liquor Issue
Washington June 12 The United States government is understood to be willing to permit foreign vessels to bring liquor into American ports provided an international agreement is reached to extend the search and seizure regime to twelve miles.
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Washington
United States
Community notices and upcoming events in Yonkers area
The Ladies of Charity meeting is omitted due to a reception for members and graduates with Rev. RS Russell speaking and a student choir performance. Other items note Black Rock PTA officers election, a marriage announcement for Mabel Elizabeth Magrady Morgan, Ellis Mowe School PTA meeting, Mary Silliman DAR Play Day invitation, Red Mogen David meeting, Jane Holden’s farewell party, Myra Molden’s trip to England, and Newfield PTA gathering with entertainment.
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Ladies of Charity
St. Vincent de Paul
RS. Russell C. M
Magrady
Mabel Elinabeth
Charles Dauniel Morgan
Morgan
WS Courtland Street
Dace
Warsaw Plans Demolition Of Wrecked City Church
June 11 report from Warsaw notes the planned razing of a war damaged church as authorities expect demolition to clear the site. The piece references occupation era events and shifting control, with emphasis on postwar reconstruction fears and political maneuvers shaping the project.
Sleep On Bananas To Ripen Fruit
Nine teenage stowaways aboard the Norwegian freighter Sama told Ellis Island officials they ripened green bananas by drinking planter’s rum and sleeping on the fruit. Heat from the process allegedly intensified the bananas’ flavor within about twenty four hours before their deportation.
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New York
Sama
Ellis Island
Ansonia Obituary and Local Notes Highlight Community Events
Mary Ann Cottrell widow of Walter Cottrell of Jackson died at her home after a lingering illness aged 68. She lived in Ansonia 34 years and is survived by husband, daughter Mrs B W Steeves, and son Wallace Cottrell. Funeral tomorrow with Pine Grove interment. Also noted were weddings Miss Mary Smith of Howe Avenue and John Mudry, plus a Ladies Auxiliary meeting, a card party, and a whist event at the Church of the Assumption with planned attendance.
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Anbonsi
Mary Ann Cottrell
Walter Cottrell
Jackson
England
Cra
B. W. Steeves
Wallace Cottrell
Derby
Mra
Walter Kelly
John Kerwin
Tomerrouw
Children of Mary
Church of the Assumption
Moses Cotter
Jane King
Anna Rowley
Eileen
Anna Salta
Bridget Geughan
Helen Scully
Josephine Murphy Catherine Hennessy
Mary McEvoy
British Stand Pat Against Military Ruhr Occupation
London reports a British note urging France to drop military measures in the Ruhr and seek an allied conference including Germany. The aim is amnesty to end passive resistance and abandon occupation, with Washington potentially urged to mediate if needed.
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London
Ramhuror
Fran
Press
Bellaved Chat
Britten Efforda
Envira
Thurass
Ruhr
England
Branse
Bel- Blut
Germiney
Premier Poincare
Germany
Washington
French Occupation Units Enforce Night Traffic Curfew
In Gelsenkirchen and Dortmund three French colonels killed recently prompt French authorities to crack down. Authorities restrict street traffic after nine pm and a French patrol fires on two German groups as warnings are ignored, wounding six Germans who die of their wounds.
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Duesseldore
Associated Prees
Coldfnre
Gelseniitchen
Dortmund
cCwo
Queen Victoria of Sweden funds women rest cure on Aland
Queen Victoria of Sweden uses a 45000 gift from her sixtieth birthday to establish a rest cure for women. She purchased three houses on Aland island in the Baltic near Solliden to host vacations for needy Swedish women. The project includes rooms dining and an assembly hall, leveraging the island as a health and pleasure resort amidst historic Horghalm ruins.
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Stockholm
Associated Preas
Queen Victoria
Sweden
Sland
Aland
Baltic
Solliden
Horghalm Vast
Dili
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridgeport Telegram
Wleppoom Rsompom Tribe
RA. M. Tire
Main Street
Tuthian Women's Council
Beachatheey Monitor Lodge
C. F
Slate Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad Street
Magna Charia Lodge
Sona of St. George
Knighet Lodge
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Cannon Street
Subalpine Club
Ash Street
Kyota Council
Degree of
Pocahontas
Dorothex Stamm
Daughtera
Brod Street
Pyramid Temple
Masonic Temple
Household of Ruth
G. UU. O
Seaside Council
Royal Arcanum
Cornelia Ter Council
Thor
Sait's Textile Co
Williams
Farrell
Katherine Foe
Hell
Ellen Malone
Swift
Riie
Thomas F Costivan
Thomas Co
John Wee
Leory
Rudd Eit Ce
Plawes
Torsant I
Abasiene Bee
Wassepee
Alftra
Cantina
Erie
Clock Pedler
Kentucky
N Ot
Hiat Song
Lance
Parcy Goss
Pedlers
Qhie
Treveline
Iiss
Balu
Pend Voullibers
Catholic Community House
Black Rock
Mary Silliman
D. A. Th
Scaaide Park
Oulnak
American Red Mogen David Society
M's
Jane Holden
As Farwell
Ber Heme
Myra Molden
Enzland
Newfield
Teicher Association
Henry Doler
Opis
Warsaw
RielWiy
Selina
Namber
Messian Opporasion
Wren
Vwioesnsv
Greminis
RNA
Planetat
Avene Sur
BNP
Ansonia Notes
Poincare
France
Certo
Dingle Pest Corporating Sieceenor Tm Douglas Packing Co
Fresate Pala Sales Con
da Sctiee
Bernada
Fort Gioronia
Ponce ST. Gorge
Bondlet Furness Bermuda
Whilena St. On
Adela Rogers
Johns
Smnopolitan
Beardsley
Adsley
W. Beardsley's Sons
Newark
New Jersey
Salt Green
Col
Val
G. W. Fairchild & Sona, Inc
Jowelere & Opticians
Arcade Corner
Sean
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