Hull criticizes Lasker handling of Shipping Board
Washington June 15 Chairman Hull of the Democratic national committee charges waste and extravagance in the Shipping Board liner Leviathan affair. He counters Lasker’s defense by tying contract timings to Payne’s resignation and attributes alleged waste to Democratic officials, citing repairs awarded to Newport News in 1921 and early 1924.
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Washington
Hull
Democratic National Commuies
Wip O
Shipping Board
Levitha Tt
Ryan Lasker
Hutt
Democratie
Lasker
John Burton Parug
Payne
Hulls
Barton Payne
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Buineceen
Judge Paynesi
Judge Paynes
Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Corporation P
Judge Payne
Trac
Eurepe
Charlies M. Schwab
Charles A. Pier
J. H. Rossiter
Thera
Local Credit Men Awarded Banner for Membership
The national association of Credit Men at its Atlanta convention adopted resolutions opposing abrogation of prohibition laws, supporting international court involvement, and urging reparations terms for Germany. Edward P. Tutue of Boston elected president, succeeding John E. Norvell. The Cincinnati association won the class A banner, with Allanta in class B and Bridgeport, Conn. in class C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Ational Association of Credit Men
United States
International Court of Justice
Germany
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Edward P. Tutue
Boston
John E Norvell
Huntington
W. Va
Cinciniinati Association
Sanner
Contesta Allanta
Bristol Youth Joins Polar Expedition Crew
Captain D. M. MacMillan, Arctic explorer, leaves June 23 for polar regions and adds Donald Mix of Bristol, Connecticut, as expert radio operator to send messages next winter from the Far North, providing a new service to radio fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wascasett
XN. H
Denver Railroad Men Call Nationwide Strike Tomorrow
Denver June 15 The strike of railroad shopmen on the Denver and Rio Grande Western system and the Rio Grande Southern was called by union leaders including George F. Mount vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Car Men George A. Doyle International representative of the machinists organization and H Hammons chairman of the shops crafts executive board of Denver affecting about thirty five thousand nine hundred? workers starting tomorrow at 10 o clock.
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Denver
Olc
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Rio Grande Southern
George F. Mount
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
George A. Doyle
The
Machinsts’ Organization
H. Hammons
Shops Crafts Executive Board
Vote Confidence in French Domestic Plan
Paris June 16 Associated Press reports the Chamber of Deputies may vote on confidence in the government policy, a vote expected to pass narrowly. In Pennsylvania Pittsburg, June night, an explosion damaged an oil storage and refinery complex, with a fire driving smoke and causing widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tre
Chamber of Deputies
Ronfienyce
Pittslergs
Pootatuck Yacht Club Opens With Races This Afternoon
The Pootatuck Yacht Club holds an opening regatta and the annual honor cup race this afternoon rain or shine. A four mile cup course circulates the club house with four passes. Events include a canoe race skit race and the cup race. Officials include Honorary Commander BM Weller chairman Donald Damies and starter Exerett Vail. A moonlight dance caps the day with members and guests enjoying receptions and dinners.
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Fred
Havion
Cub
Resatia
BM. Weller
Donald Damies
James Mem Taggert
Exerett Vail
TE. Palmer
Gi Gen Flail
Blanney Timan
Glen Garrison
Bet & Fo
Fred Vino
Leonard
Abelleri
Louis Weidlech
Ouster of Amherst President Sparks Alumni Drive
Special to the Telegram reports rising unrest at Amherst as trustees debate removal. Alumni gather for a Tuesday meeting while President Meiklejohn plans a Sunday address. factions and leaks swirl as trustees reportedly plan further actions.
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Meiklejvhi
Kerman
Rus
Marttinjohy
Venus
Unger
Hawkfiving
Tee
Orstiniic Medklojoniy
Amherst
Meetings Tonight Prompt Fraternal Telegram Notice
Brief notices instruct readers to hotify changes in meeting time or place to the Fraternal Editor at Bridgeport Telegram. It lists various occupations and addresses such as 181 State Street and 176 Nirfletg Avenue, mentioning railroad engineers and stationary engineers.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Alvean Ridgepore
Toyah Orange Rider
State Street
Killer Dager
Too
Nirfletg Avenue
Dtuniholt Stanzm
Avs
Patyfeld
Railreadt
Daveping
Coon
Bridgeport Lodge
JOTO
ANTH
LUSG
Hincks Brothers & Company
Main Street
Dr Frederick Stanley Urges Auto Brake Safety on Radio
Bridgeport listeners heard Dr Frederick Stanley speak by radio about automobile brake systems. He warned that many cars lack brakes on all four wheels, noted U.S. vehicles often only have rear brakes, and urged understanding of brake design and maintenance. Stanley, a former Bridgeport Memorial faculty member, outlined the importance of proper braking for road safety.
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Newark, Ny
J. Bennd
Wotl
Fred Ne. Bunkey
Aigletos Sc
Stanley
Buroiwe
Stankey
Stasteys
Bridgeport
Coughlin weighs court action over city pay raise
Public Works Director Coughlin may seek court action after Aldermen approved a $501 yearly raise, raising his salary from 3400 to 3901 and prompting Auditor Keating to refuse signing the first installment. City Attorney Cornell advised the raise illegal, while Alderman Lavery defended and Kernmint welcomed nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Coueh
Public Waorke
Uolshlin
Courtlin
Acard Af
Ingal
Keating
Bernard Keating
Coughlin
John A. Cornell
William J. Lavery
Goughlin
Board of Apportionment
Cornell
Agr
Lavery
Louis A. Kernbint
Reublicim
Caughiin
Cyniddressed
Normal School Prom Dances With Local Orchestra
Students at normal school held their annual prom last night with colored partners dancing to a local orchestra. Superintendent Mrs. William E. Smith and teachers acted as chaperones guiding the students through the event. A nationwide reunion gathering included committee members Miss Roth Miller Miss Jacs Clark Miss Gladys Sauer Clyde Bushing James Sharkey and James Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evensar Sawas
William E. Smith
Mise Roth Miller
Jacs Clark
Qgladys Sauer
Clyde Bushinghet
James Sharkey
James Thee
U S Day Director Loosens Medicinal Liquor Rules
Washington June 15 Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced relaxed regulations affecting hospital and druggist supplies. State directors may expedite hospital and drugstore quarterly and yearly allowances and may carry unused quota to the next period. The aim is to boost winter supplies for sickness cases with priority given to hospitals and drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haynes
Clerk Position Upgrade Legally Validated for Maron
82 000 granted Misa Marcy A. Maron after her role shifted from chief clerk to second assistant city clerk. The change is ruled legal by Jermeli and her pay increase is upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marcy A. Maron
J €Ermeli
You Can Quickly Limber Up Sore Joints
A townwide ad touts JOINT-EASE as a fast penetrating rub for joint pain. It claims instant absorption, stainless use, and rapid relief for inflamed joints, sore throats, chest colds, humbage, and neuralgia, noting it excels when other remedies fail.
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Bristol Youth
Party TO Polar Regions
Denver Railroad
Afike
Pootatuck
Buddy
Dlerbert C
Vanitle
Merritt F. Axtell
Ernest Ro Hull
Deus
Arthur E. Fuller
Sadie Cred ¢. Converse “Pellowcraft
M. Harris “Panhard
Julius Worst
Hokona
R. Sprague
Bridgeworth" Tlenry -Brathgany
Rexall
St. John
Alton Cushman
Wrind" Praag i. Cari
Nana Pred Wheeler
Potate Ree
Ekin
Dusip
Rane
Hove
Pilot
Stratford
Port Jefferson
Springfield
Newark
Plimpton
Amherst Corporatlons
Jlaken
Mettlejohn Sprudlem
AL Amherst
Kenier
Haybirt
Vetard
Frederick Stanley
U.S
Aes Or
Miisels
Bigsavings
Surace
Athens
Ginghams
Normandy Voktes
Seyos
Imit
Sili
Georgettte
Waemen
Roent
Cesar Illis Ch
Geldan Hill
Middle Streets
Ustoris
Teria
Wonton
Cynthia Robertson
Tome
Rhct
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