Resignations and contracts at school board meeting
Five teacher resignations were accepted by the board with John Rooney among those leaving. Absence leave entries were processed for several staff, and the board delegated authority to investigate coal Coke use. Multiple construction and painting contracts were awarded for several city schools and repairs planned at Wakeien School.
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Board of Bacation
John J. Rooney
Cvppli
Mary Polson
Katherine O'Hara
Winslow
Tancolin School
Almira M. Gaylord
Bliss Howe
Edna J. Callahan
Hail School
Martha
Qurry
Grand Street
Evelyn Thompson
Sernice AL -Clark
Sybil L. Gormin
Charlotte Barske
Natalie
Gradims Arid Jay
Burns Company
Garfield Scho
Ithe Waeeien School
Arrinse
J. E. Nin Rezard
Becwedn St. Awgustine’s
Democrats Must Look For Frisee
Weather note from San Trangasco on June 14 predicts a chill with heavy coats and lighter suits for a Democratic convention crowd. Pacific winds bring penetrating chill, with cooler evenings and possible fogs after noon.
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San Trangisco
Wndemvest
United States
Heat Sufferers Pack Parks As Beach Attendance Peaks
Bridgeport crowds endure extreme heat with hundreds enjoying relief at seaside parks including Seaside and Washington Beach. Auto and pedestrian traffic crowded parking lots while a record 3600 bathers sought relief in the water. An open air band concert drew many couples as the bathing pavilion night scene buzzed with activity.
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Bridgeport
Washington
Béardsteey
Seaside Parks
Seaside Park
Seaside ” Park
Lease of Hotel Terminated After Rent Failure
A hotel on Atlantic Farid avenue and Water street in Wes was terminated recently due to tenants failing to pay rent per lease terms. Operators Hollagsworth and Berger, said to run the Wormande, deny trouble with agents and report rent paid with no police action. Bridgeport Ladd and Tithe company agents could not be reached for details on the alleged eviction.
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Ovynses
Atlantic
Farid Avenue
Wes
Fesseys
Jrowth
Hollagsworth
Berger
Now
Atao
Wormande
Ae Figtel Atlantic
Johnson Says He Is Forgetting Politics After Convention
Washington June 14 Senator Hiram W Johnson says he is forgetting politics after the convention. He called at his home after a long train trip from Chicago. He was tired and accompanied by Mrs Johnson. The senator's train was late and he went from the station to his private car then to Cecil Calvert Mansions near Riverside Maryland for a rest.
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Hiram W
Johnson
Cuicnzo
Chicago
Cecil Calvert Mansions
Riverside
Maryland
Harding
Washington
Duntia
Capitol
Senate
Seintry Club
Efort
Jealous husband theory looms in Elwell murder case
New York detectives weigh jealousy over a suit or vengeance for a gambling past as motives in the death of wealthy Elwell. A society woman's garment found in his bedroom is being examined, with the husband and a gambler both considered. Investigators describe the case as a complex web of personal ties and financial intrigue.
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New York
Joseph FB. Elwell
Iartinar
Hario Larson
Elwéji
Ronseeenre
Wisband
Pelave
Bultet
Tony
Ganios
Snootine
Sporsimg
Elvret
Sky
Barres
Twits
Sti
Flandiérs
Blawells
Hastings
Ornce
Gompers Faces Crucial Fight For Labor Control
Gompers faces a pivotal struggle to retain leadership of the American Federation of Labor as factions align against his policies. The AFL convention pledged broad labor support for ratification of the league, while dissidents seek change. Protests over longshoremen’s strikes and pressure from Republican figures color the battle amid third party talk and anticipated Chicago meetings.
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Monpress
Fane
American Federation of Labor
Labor Movement of America
New York
League of Neions
Samuel Gompers
Galvester
Texas
Frank Morrison
ACPL
Department of Labor
Washington
Tian Third Party
Association of World War
Chicago
Suy
LaFollette
Wisconsin
David Walsh
Massachusetts
Harding
Blachkurst Federation
Calvin
Cooildie
Boston
American Federation of Lator
Wong
Republican Party
Gowers
Democrat Party
Labor
Lieut Bozeman Sued Over Alleged Assault and Coercion
Frank Cozzi files $6000 civil suit in city court alleging Lieutenant Bozeman assaulted him on July 5 and attempted to force a confession to affect the district attorney and officials. Bozeman bonded at $260. case returns set for the September term.
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Fred C. Boreman
Burns Detective Agency
Yeserday
Frank Coz
Siegler
Bozema
Nini
Sotto
Cova
Bozeman
Cozzi
Enarpeter
Afformercyan de Honey
I. Q. Cronan
Detestiya
Mayor Grants $100 to Support Suffrage Effort
The Slidgewort Republican town committee reports Mayor Wilson and Arthur Connor pledged funds for the Pyirfield County Suffrage Association during an annual meeting at the Casagmo estate in Bridgefeld. State president Miss Ludington urged party unity and summer campaigning, with about $1,590 raised from donors including Republican and Democratic women.
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Slidgewort
Wilson
Arthur Connor
Pyirfield County
Bidgefeld
Mias
Jaathrine Ludvngson
Sufirasis Association
Ting
Ludington
Stratford
Casagmo
Mary Olcott
Congregational Church
Nouse
Caroline Turta-Rees
Poth Tie Re
Democratic Women's Publican
Vermont Warlers
Lillian Olzemdam
Vermont
Childf
Holcomy
Frank ‘Shuler
Sergt Goulden Collides With Street Car
Police Sergeant Goulden, of 04 Catherine Street, was slightly injured when his automobile collided with a street car on Paquannock Street yesterday afternoon. The car was badly damaged and Goulden’s car veered onto the sidewalk, stopping against a fence after the impact. He received minor injuries to his hands and face.
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A. G. Goulden
Catherine Street
Paquannock Street
College
Goulden
Covlden
Nisues
Mrs Rothschild Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs Jane Rothschild, 62, wife of Leopold Rothschild, died yesterday following a heart attack. The family lived at the Colonial Cottage on Mt Trumbuk Road Milford. Survived by son Moses and daughters Jima and Elsie Oppenheim. A motor bus accident occurred nearby, injuring ten and causing one fatality.
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Jennie Rothschild
Leopald
Gag Poisoning Fatal to Woman at Stratford Home
Mrs. Sarah Blackman was found dead in her Stratford home after gas fumes from a kitchen burner filled the room. Neighbors alerted authorities. a Kellie of water on the stove preceded the accident. A daughter, Miss Dorothy Blackman, survives. The body was removed to the morgue at Wowley & Wilmot.
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Sarah Blackman
Stratford
Wer Hohe
Sherwood Place
William
Cogswell
Strattera
Wowley & Wilmot
Lafayette Street
Blackman
Dorothy
Big Wald
Feud killings in Esserville leave two dead in street battle
In Esserville near Bristol two men from the Fee and Berry factions died in a feud gun duel after a deputy sheriff was disarmed. George Berry and Polly Berry fired on Robert Fee and Jewitt Fee in the street, a stray bullet hitting a baby belonging to a miner.
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Lune
Fee
Bers
Nsserville
Robert Fee
George Lolly
Momnar
Berry
Dewith Fes
Smutl
George
Strugsle
Fer
Berrys
Esserville
Sam
Polly
Robert
Jewitt
Stursen
Harding to Confer with Hays Next Monday
Senator Harding, in Washington, plans a conference with Republican leaders led by Hays next Monday. He declines to discuss party policies or campaign plans until his acceptance speech. He remains in Washington this week then jets to Marion Ohio by July 1 for vacation preparations.
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Senate
Harding
Washington
Marion
Ohio
Kermaote
Hays
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Lodge
Massacchusetts
Chicago
Smoot
Utah
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Lodze
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Govery
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Taft
Wood
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Oppenly
Pomerens
Tihr
West Depram
Tony
Cooldge
Tim-Tonge
Sapriots
Wits
Lealie M. Shaw
Butler Denolnges Wood Supporters in June Rally
A fragmented report notes Butler denying backing for Wood and defending London while praising Harding. It cites a June gathering where promoters and stock leaders pressed for Wood, but Butler argues the party must oppose a money driven nomination and stop a sale by auction. The piece mentions New York delegates and the push to unite against Lowden.
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BaMe Blara
Wpga
So Food
S Mm Ag General Wood Smi
Tomight
Nicholas Doureau
Prany
Seners Wood
General Wood
New York
Tor Butler
Gaid
General Wrood
Wood
Lowden
Dempsey Testifies In Trial Over Cruelty Claims
Jack Dempsey defended himself in a San Francisco courtroom as he faced charges of nonsupport and cruelty. He described his struggles as a budding champion and the financial pressures from boxing, detailing travels, expenses, and the impact on his family while denying physical abuse of his wife.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dane
Tarrison
Jack
Mig
Dempsey
Tig Foraserviee
Mlaxing Dempst
Esperieness
Mather Carpenter
Demps
Demayew
Willard Wan
Chicago
Arty
Tory
San Iraungisco
Salt Lake
Piyun
Seattle
Vaklina
Progressive Democrat Could Beat Harding in 1932 Race
New Jersey Governor Edward J. Edwards asserts a Progressive Democrat can win the presidency against President Harding. The remarks come amid speculation at the Democratic nomination race, with Edwards saying no leading aspirant has a clear path to the Chicago convention.
Albanian Students Seek Clemency in America
Albanian students in the United States petition the French minister of justice for clemency. The group, numbering about 52 individuals across colleges, expresses their plea amid international concerns and academic community reactions.
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Boston
Constantin ‘ ‘A. Tasca
Albani Students Union
America
Ameriady Coliggen
Eublerram
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