Women Sit On Republican National Committee In Historic Move
In Cleveland on June 13, for the first time women joined men on the Republican National Committee and elected William M Butler of Massachusetts as chairman. The meeting planned campaign efforts, with headquarters to open in Chicago and offices in Washington and New York. Dawes likely to receive notification. Butler to assume control. other officers named. note on formal notification to President Coolidge expected at the White House later. Continued on Page 20.
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Republican Party
William M . Butler
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Coolidge
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New York
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Butte
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Willam Hodges
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Coeridge
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Maine
Clarence Darrow
Madolm Weness
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Tepuile
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Patria
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Rial
Cos
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LaFollette
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Daumerge
Hogan's Hobbies Rejected Again In City Meeting
Angered residents and council members debate Hogan's Hobbies funding as votes fail to pass. Officials push for committee review while critics urge immediate action amid ongoing disputes. Florence Diber and Jalis face scrutiny as voting issues unfold.
Chick Rival to Octopus and Ostrich in Plymouth Rock Tale
A noisy, fragmentary report compares a Plymouth Rock hen to octopus and ostrich rivals. It mentions John Sohn’s Plymouth hen, a single egg, and a strange tale about a four-legged cohort. The piece edits through quirky, dreamlike phrases about feeding and appearance, ending with a unclear claim of ruling two roasts.
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Plymouth Rock
John Sohn
Plymouth
Aston
First Striped Flag of U. S. Set Flying 149 Years Ago
A fragmented reminiscence recounts the December day the first flag with red and white stripes flew from the Katy's halyards on the Delaware River. It notes John Paul Jones and Continental Congress figures, the flag's evolution, and heraldic rules for display and honor.
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U. S
Delaware River
Lisek Flophins
John Paul Jones
England
Congress
Banne
Friday Thirteenth Luckless Day for Rockville Autoist
An oddly recorded and garbled page fragment notes penalties and references to a Rockville driver, with unclear legal actions and figures. The text mentions a $100 fine, a two day suspension, and various names and sponsors, but details are obscured by transcription errors.
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Rockville
Broadway Blackmail Payoff Revealed in Sunday Post
A bizarre item from the Bridgeport Sunday Post notes a Broadway blackmail scheme involving figures like San Shipman and Jester, with a post office cleanup tied to the affair. The piece, framed as a page from a book of days, hints at courtroom or theater intrigue and Broadway personalities.
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Soars Patel
Square
San Shipman
Bilse
Janis
AFF
Flag Day Exercises Mark Observance With Speeches
June 1 flag day observances planned across the city feature a proqram of exercises at Seasid with a flag salute at the pole. Yale professor Pio Bakewell will give the patriotic address, followed by city officials and military post members participating in a salute to the flag.
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Charles M Bikewell
Charles M Bikewell Scile Senate
Yale
Boudren Shanman
Wheeler and Wilson
Bent
Will Bugin
Holes
Frith
P Gultol
Waterbury
Mugert
Metropolitar
Camarroy
Guts
Tia Culler House
Pomona
Trops
Griffin former thief convicted in water substitution conspiracy
Matthew F. Griffin and seven co defendants were found guilty by a federal jury today in district court on three counts of conspiracy to defraud the government. The scheme allegedly involved substituting water for 6 million tons of winery products purchased by the cash government.
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Matthew F. Griffin
United States Secret Service
Distriket Court
Chash
Records Fly In Olympic Track And Crew Races
Yale and Navy officers paced time records in heats as Olympic track and rowing teams prepared for Paris. Harvard and others posted marks on Schuylkill and Cambridge tracks, with Paddock and Husse leading sprint trials and steeplechase contenders advancing toward Pass.
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Yale
Navy
Schuylkill
Camlc
United States
Oak Lea
Esterda
Harvard University
Cambridge
Ted
Hrcken
Piss
Schmihall
Philadelphia
Schols
Brillant Tachson
Schely
New York
Charley Paddock
Paddock
Mah Paddock
Frank Husse
Painceton
Teord
Ray Robertson
Boston
Conde
Robinnson
Gus Pone
Tom Teb
Chicago
Delfat
Redmond Charges Bankrupt Firm in Double-Grossed Case
In a Boston court appearance, Redmond accuses a bankrupt firm of double-grossed actions. The proceedings involve a petition for recourse and implications for a potential closing order aimed at limiting immediate exposure, with references to the New York matter and related parties.
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Redmond
Liquid Oxygen touted as cancer cure in new study
A report claims liquid oxygen has been used as a cancer cure, with doctors noting rapid effects and citing demonstrations of swabbing to treat affected areas. Researchers discuss potential as a safer alternative to explosive methods, while labs compare relative blasting costs to halogen oxygen.
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Aaliformia Doctur
Alleged Chicken Thieves Held in 510000 Bonds
Bhilor d NY June 14 Edward Howard and Ben Denike of Pound Ridge are detained in White Plains on 510000 bonds as authorities connect them to a band that stole chickens dogs goats and autos. Connecticut and New York police pursued arrests after a spree across the southwestern border, with related cases unfolding in Connecticut and Westchester County.
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Bhilord
Poace
Edward Howard
Vedigoff
Ben Denike
Pound Ridge
Trinity Lake
Peter Howard
Howard
Frank
Connecticut
New York
Alienists Probe Slayers of Robert Franks
A garbled report details alienists examining confessed slayers tied to Robert Franks case. It references attorneys Darrow and others, mentions New York figures, and alludes to courtroom proceedings, suggesting a high-profile murder trial with expert testimony and public interest.
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Robert Franks
Even Cupid Falters On Friday the 13th
A garbled OCR item mentions Friday the 13th and references to illness, typhoid, and codfish pricing. The readable segments suggest a fragmented public notice or column with inconsistent words but no clear incident or named entities other than generic places and dates.
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Cupid
Two Rum Boats Captured Off Sag Harbor Harbor
In a dramatic Long Island Sound chase, two rum boats the Rosalind and the Victory were captured off Sag Harbor with about $170,000 worth of liquor. Government patrol boat units pursued across Fosay waters after shots were fired. prisoners held aboard the Rosalind and Victory.
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Sag Harbor
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Long Island Sound
New York
Hiquora
Sep Hurbor
Cwstons Marine Patrol
Vesgals
Travalind
Theis Rewa
John WeAdams
McAdams
Westport Court Upholds Jail For Grocer
Westport court upheld the jail sentence for the grocer Edward Bowe and related defendants. Judge John J. Walsi ruled in the Lawn court that the offender’s possession and actions warranted imprisonment, with further proceedings and appeals noted by prosecutors and local officials.
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Westport
Wade
Westpole
Edward Bowe O
Dodge
John J Walsi
Vicines
Weseport
Peasley
Atal Sentem
Rooprset
uIn
Adante
Bridgeport News Highlights and Court Actions Across Districts
A chaotic fireside of notes from Bridgeport and surrounding counties covers legal cases, divorces, and court actions. Reports include a motorist's guilty plea for reckless driving, a divorce victory for a local woman, and a Danbury court appearance for a man accused of assault. Train wreck injuries near Danbury and graduation ceremonies at Danbury Normal School are noted, alongside local theatre and wedding announcements. State and national political notes touch on party leaders and conventions.
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Bishop Drenster
Canada
Husbind
Gnethe
Gener Baling Tomping
Connetaut Briweries
Westport
Ty Judes Walsh
Stimony Stratford
Detertlys
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Fort Side Park
Elks
Danpury
Danbury Court
Danbury Normal School
Bridgeport Normal School
Redding Grammar
Vanbury
Newtown
Te Lite Theatre Guild of
Crothers
Danbury
Milford
New Haven
Tayton Farmer
West Palit
Davy to Give Marsh Four Days of Thought
Fragmentary OCR text references Davy and Marsh with mention of a four day period for consideration. Other garbled names and phrases appear, including mentions of Roche, Joby, and district entities, but the contextual meaning is unclear.
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Marsh
Man kills self after shooting wife and two others
A man shot his wife and two others then killed himself. Victims were taken to the city hospital in critical condition with nonviolent wounds. Authorities investigated the incident and identified the involved parties.
Death blast unnoted aboard USS Mississippi claim
An underwater explosion in the USS Mississippi turret killed 48 sailors aboard the battleship, with smoke and heat filling the compartment. Boatswain’s mate R. J. MacAvin described a small initial blast that grew, leaving most crew suffocated or trapped while the rest fought fires as the New Mexico crew struggled to escape the inferno.
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Sam Pedro
Cal
Associated Press
Mississippi
R. J MacAvin
Francisco
U. SS
New Mexico
Len
MacAviee
Taoit
Mexico
Tax Collector Delays as Clerks Paid. Debates Over Funds
Officials report pending payrolls and shortages after a tax drive, with clerks unpaid and officers scrambling to cover $700 in personal taxi costs and $1,508 collected the day prior. The mayor and Board of Education weigh action while collectors plan arrests for delinquents.
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Morrissey Thompson
Muda Belotn
Ming Ison
Aptienen Mavao
William Behrens Erding
Drew
Aaseg Offe and Tie Board of
Educatio Ofc
Janes
Carta
Ube Roiriges
Dregesia
Unclear case stumps coroner over May body find
The coroner could not determine the identity of a man found dead May 3. Investigators noted the man appeared struck on the head with a blunt object, but ruled out the death as part of a crime by the time of report.
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