Failure to obtain bond may cost deputy his office
Civil action pending alleges Deputy Steigler failed to secure a $10,009 surety bond, triggering potential removal while facing multiple civil suits. Sheriff Pease says resignation not received and bond renewal pending. Bonding company delayed due to outstanding suits. Demas seeks $24,000 in damages over a disputed attachment and alleged wrongful actions.
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Shariff Weezel G. Steigler
Sonthine
Simcon Pear
Masachusetts Bonding Company
Xenew Steigler
Simeon Pease
Stoller
Steigler
Tag
eSychatne Eet
Canvas
Steigier
Thomas Demag
Testaurant
Demas
Steigies
Coks
Hadeen
Thes Thames
Miners Refuse Arbitration as Wage Conference Adjourns
In June 14 report miners' representatives refuse arbitration at the wage scale conference and operators' delegates say negotiations cannot proceed unless arbitration is accepted. The conference adjourned without a new meeting date.
Stratford recall case moves to special election order
The Supreme Court of Errors ordered Stratford to hold a special election over the recall of Robert B. Turnay and five councilmen. The court’s decision directs the Superior Court to render judgment on a demurrer to the special defense and to mandate the town arrange a vote, marking one of the quickest rulings in this matter.
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Supreme Court of Errors
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Stratford
Odace
Robert B. Turnay
Supreme Court of Strora
Justico Guertez
Cler
Ax Tole Lows
FairSeig
George F. Lewis
Tratrollard County
Wolte, J
E Judgmant Edvissé
William HH. Combey
Benard K. Nicholson
A Wheeler
C. J
Stratfor
We Too Only Want to Save Our Investment Letter
A. D. Lasker faces Adolphus Busch Jr in a war of words over the U S Shipping Board sale of a vessel and alleged violations of the Volstead Act. Busch defends investors, argues enforcement of the law would protect manufacturers, and calls for a congressional inquiry.
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Busch
Lasker
Shipping Board Head
United States
Pmérs
Séelé
ST. Louis
Associated Press
A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Tenis
Adolphus Busch
August A. Busch
Anheuser Busch, Inc
Harding
Washington
Iimath
Shipping Board
Golef
Valstead
Mae Beer
Bense
Lou Pest
Harding Dedicates Key Memorial at Fort McHenry
President Harding dedicates a national memorial to Francis Scott Key at Fort McHenry Baltimore Md on June 14 with a pageant procession as thousands of schoolchildren sing and wave flags. The event follows a rainy but festive arrival from Washington and includes remarks on presidential dignity and morality reflecting era traditions.
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Baltimore
Francis Scott
Key
Harding
Fort McHenry
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Melinler
Tmne
Ang Ho
the Hill
White House
Congress
Labor seeks constitutional veto over Supreme Court decisions
A labor convention in Cincinnati endorses a proposed amendment to create a Congressional veto over Supreme Court rulings and curb federal court power to strike child labor laws. Delegates form a special policy committee, with Sen. La Follette urging limits on federal judicial authority as Taft’s name is hissed by some attendees.
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Cincansats
Organized Labor
Americin Federatioy of Labor
Supreme Court
Jower Federal
Semazar la Pollette
Céur
Taft
le Folletti
Sams
Tor
Fire destroys horse at 639 Housatonic Avenue barn
A fire at a rear barn on 639 Housatonic Avenue owned by James Dellerico destroyed a horse. A woman rescued the barn and prevented damage to nearby structures. The loss was estimated at $296.
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Housatonic Avenue
James Dellerico
Delerico Tosa
Hague Conference and World Court to Convene Today
The Hague Peace Palace hosts two key meetings. The Permanent Court of International Justice opens its first annual session at 8:00 p.m. while the conference on Russian promises begins at 2:30 p.m. Both address Genoa talks and postwar diplomacy. Delegations from major powers arrive. smaller states may join later. Hugo Stinnes is expected to arrive tonight.
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Tre Hague
Jone
Hague Peace Palace
Permanent Court of International Justica
Promiers
Genoa
Tro Mare
Hota
H. A Vankeynedeek
Pewwers
Hague
Sir Philip Lioyd-Graeme
Tiatian
Baron Avezzano
Washington
Cxzesho-Slovatta
Paris
M. Sato
Emt
Passy
Alward Sato
United States
Porlmoth
Hugo Stinnes
Irive
Baerl'n
Heiress Is Rank Failure As a Wife or Companion
Ex Army Major Ambrose E. Ranney testifies that his marriage to Ruth Starbuck of New York was only in name. He recounts her cold demeanor, refusal to live with him, and pursuit of social life with officers at Long Beach. Witnesses note her detachment and pursuit of wealth, with trips to Lake Mohonk and Montreal during their 1910s marriage.
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Ambrose E. Ranney
U. S. Aviation Fields
Ruth E. Starbuck Ranney
New York
Reed' Brands
Joel H. Reed
Ruth $. Starbuck
Ransey
Ransdy
Caen
Ranney
Laccu
Aly
Aemy
Ligdosth
Greenwwich
Ahs
Long Beach
Ife
Ug Wu
Wita
Greenwich
Kannessali
Ac Chat
McCumber drives Senate bid to shelf tariff for bonus
Washington reports that Senator McCumber plans a Senate move to set aside the tariff and push the soldier bonus bill to passage. He canvassed bonus allies, hoping to assemble enough votes with Republican support to overcome the White House stance. He argues a swift bonus passage serves justice and his renomination prospects, while not fearing a possible filibuster.
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Senate
Washington
Harding
McCumber
Sipport
White House
North Dakota
Willl Stana
Officer Defends Norwalk Zone Surcharge
In Norwalk district Marty C Knight vice president general manager of Southern New England Telephone testified before Judge Isaac Wolff that the quarterly zone surcharge is based on extra costs. He described the charge as reasonable and said the court would hear further details as the case continues.
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Norwalk
Marty C. Knight
Southern New England Telephone Company
Isaac Wolff
Knight
Public Athicles Commission
Edward B. Gasseher
Galaxer
Tha
Public Utilities Commissions
Thescourt
Norwayl
Thole
Jis Company
Norwal
Gatla- Her
Boy Drowns After Fall Into Shelton Canal
In Shelton on June 14 a six year old boy, John Kintor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kintor, slipped from a lumber pile near the Shelton Water Company canal by the Premier Potter Printing Press works and drowned. Attempts by James Burns and Thomas Shorrock to rescue him failed. Dr. Gould A Shelton attended but could not save the child. The Kintors recently moved from Bridgeport to Shelton.
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Shelton
Sperial
Walle
Shelton Water Company
Cara
John Kintor
Michael Kintor
Howe Uvenug
Potter Printing Press Company
Stetton
Recognition of Mexico Seen Imminent
Washington June 14 The State Department dismissed premature Wall Street rumors that Mexico has already recognized the Vatican or a government. Secretary Hughes said renunciation is separate from financial negotiations with Ado Yo Lauerta and International Bankers in New York. The fate of a new loan to Mexico hinges on payment of outstanding obligations and may reach Secretary Hughes before final action.
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Washington
State Partment
Wall
Mexico
Dhe
Mughes Tas
Ado
Yo Lauerta
International Bankera
Wew
York
Brunen's Widow Faces Long Wait in Cell
In Mount Holly Dorie Brunen widow of embezzler owner Honest John Bronen faces extended custody in a county jail after being charged with complicity in her husband’s murder. A grand jury will convene next. authorities stated she will remain in custody until then.
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Brunen
Mount Holly
Dorie Brunen
John” Bronen
Eireos
Burnnston
Treacautor
Elsoy
Tariff Fight Sparks Senate Clash On Propaganda Claims
Washington, June 14. A Senate hearing exposed a heated clash over tariff policy and alleged pro tessel propaganda by importers and department stores. Senator McCumber of North Dakota charged insidious attacks aimed at protecting profits, triggering debate among Republicans and a Walsh resolution seeking attorney general guidance on possible conspiracies. The measure was sent over under Senate rules as Underwood criticized the tariff stance as not part of tariff discussion, with no immediate action expected.
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Rhce
Senate
iHouse
Knute Nelson
Ater
Washington
Seaboard
McCumber
North Dakota
Utah
Egy
Boston
Shiciton
Pers
Walsh
Montana
Caluimr
Rsnturion
MetClubber
Underwood
Alabama
Mel Cumber
House to Take Up Subside Bill Next Week
Washington report from Jurae 14 notes Republican leaders say the administration ship subsidy bill, introduced today, will be taken up by the House next week once the Merchant Marine Committee reports by Saturday night. Expected to pass by near party lines with a minority Democratic report possible. Opponents warn that committee rule grants could kill the bill, delaying action to December.
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Washington
Jurae
House
Marchant Marine Committee
J Big
Representative Mondell
Reles
Cyclist Struck by Auto in Stratford Incident
A cyclist, Joh Mojanski of 636 Erice Avenue Stratford, was struck by a car yesterday morning on Kossuth Street near Creacenty, fracturing xiba. Andrew Schipul of 2 TF Gb was involved, with details unclear.
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Joh Mojanski
Erice
Stratford
Genernl
Auderseble
Andrew Schipul
Kossuth Street
Creacenty
Martial Law Declared in Utah Coal Mine Region
National Guard mobilized after a railroad train carrying new miners to Standardville's Standard Fuel mine was ambushed. A mine guard named Webb was killed while H P Lewis, the company’s general manager, and an unidentified Greek miner were wounded. Governor Mabey ordered martial law in Carbon County for possible dispatch of troops tonight.
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Utah
National Guard
Salt Lake City
Webb
H. P. Lewis
Standard Fuel Company
Standardville
Tonia Craur Bell
Utah Railway Company
Satebs
Lewis
Charis Mabey
Pan Icarning
Oan
National Guarda
Sai
Cige
Madey
Che Carbon County
Man Abusing Harding Is Placed Under Arrest
Latimore June 14 A crowd gathered near the presidential residence when Frank Slingson of 420 East Biddle street was arrested for abusive conduct regarding President Harding. He faced a disorderly conduct charge. a magistrate ordered jail until a $25 fine is paid.
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Harding
Latimore
Fe Fede
Frank Slingson
East Biddle Street
Magistrita Stanford
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Justice Taft
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Wey
M’cumber
Shelton Canal
Senator McCumber
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