Butler Demands Lafollette Wear His True Colors
Atlantic City June 16 Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University replies to Senator Lafollette after his Cincinnati speech urging a constitutional amendment to overturn Supreme Court decisions. Butler defends judicial review and warns against dismantling the American system of government, noting Congress often acts against public will.
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Atlantic City
Lafollette
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columia University
Wisconsin
American Federation of Lawer
Cincinnati
United States Supreme Court
New Jersey State Bar Association
Butter
America
Chas
Butler
Pds
Congress
Jaye
Bridgeport Encampment and Local Lodges Listing
A compact street and lodge listing details locations in Bridgeport Canton Parkely Broad Street Fairfield Avenue and nearby lodges including iSchiller lodge Humbolé Stamm U O R M and M affiliations at multiple addresses. No events or actions are described beyond contact or meeting point notes.
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Bridgeport
State Street
Canton Parkely
Broad Street
iSchiller Lodge
L. O BR
Fairfield Avenue
Stamm
Opinion Divided Over King's Return to Leadership
The article reports mixed Republican views on John T King reentering leadership of Bridgeport politics. Town Chairman Robinson signals general but not universal support while several factions voice dissent. Debate centers on whether King's return would aid fall tickets or leave the party divided, with multiple factions awaiting a get-together event.
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Lez ' Tt
Robinson
Mr King
Js Committtee
Millanong
de Voters
Jeanne
King
Republican Party
Bridgeper
Cliford B. Wilson
John T. Ring
Deine
Yale Athletic Control Calls for Broad Reform at Yale
A reader argues for restructuring Yale athletics through a capable director, competent coaches, an efficient business manager, and broader graduate cooperation. The piece criticizes spending, lack of access for non-varsity athletes, and suggests expanding the program committee to support more students financially while maintaining accountability.
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Fac Wir
Freakiten Athletics
Yale
Mendell Scoffs at Committee Report at Yale Athletics
Professor Clarence W. Mendell, chairman of the Yale Board of Athletic Control, dismissed a Voluntary Committee report from Yale Athletics as unworthy. He criticized the committee’s voluntary framework and questioned its authority and relevance to campus sports oversight. The June 1 incident is noted as a public challenge to the report’s findings.
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New Haven
Clarence W. Mendell
Yale Board of Athletic Control
Con Yalun Athletics” Reasows
Rev Allen Avery Clark Dies in Stepney Rectory
Rev Allen Avery Clark, pastor of Stepney Methodist Church, died of blood poisoning at the parsonage after a three week illness. He served four years at Stepney, previously from Long Island, and was a Mason from New Hartford. He leaves a daughter Mrs Robin Gridin of Granby, wife, brother Rev Daniel Clark, and sister Mary B Gannon of Brooklyn. Funeral 3:30 Sunday at Stepney church. burial in Simsbury Monday.
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Methodist Chme
Stepney
Par
Long Hill
Avery Clark
Clark
Stepney Church
Long Island
Masonic Lodge
New Hartford
Robdn Gridin
Granby
Daniel Clark
Cniamina
East Haven Mathndist Church
Slater
Mary B. Gannon
Brooklyn
William H.idd
New York East Conference
Simsbury
Edgar Clark
Daniels Farms
First Selectan B. & Beach
Sac and Selectman L. N. Whitney
Hubeel
Stratford
Citixents
Nichols Avenue
Midhow
Long Hil
Fire Apuss
Cost of living shows rise of two tenths per cent
Washington June 15 The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.2 percent increase in average family food costs from April 15 to May 15. Price gains occurred in several items including vegetables and bread, while declines appeared in onions and milk. Cities shown lower include New York Boston and New Haven with decreases around one percent.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Jin
Boston
Charleston
Fall River
iNew Haven
Bridgeport
New York
Spring Sett
Yale Athletics Board Receives No Comment on Report
Coach Yad Jones says he does not know George and Trevor, leaders of the committee that issued the report and is unfamiliar with its personnel. He asserts no interference by any committee and that he has been in complete charge of Yale gridiron activities.
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Jsary
Crité
Yale Corporation
Yale
Board of Athletic Control
Yad Jones
George & Trevor
Comralter
Prersonnel
Brhlecie
Geidiron
Caber Board
Thor
Lilke- Wisk
Papsta
Libor
Powder Gun Fails to Ignite as Sluggers Police Move In
In Philadelphia on June 16 Patrick Kane was crossing from Camden with a keg marked gun powder. A match lit the sign and authorities found 10 gallons of hootch inside. Kane and two alleged partners were arrested.
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Philadelphia
Patrick Kane
Delaware
Camden
Prohibition Sloviks
Mother slashes throat over son's long absence
Teonepirited for over a year after her son, a French service veteran, vanished from home Mrs XK TK Keteshemitz mother of six, killed herself with a kitchen knife in Gridgeport. She died at Gridgeport hospital after being found in the kitchen. had been treated for despondency at Galen and St Vincent’s hospitals.
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France
Xk.t. Keteshemitz
Gridgeport Hospital
Neek
City Council Moves to Abolish Sewer Commission
The council may abolish the Paying and Sewer Commission amid mayor Atwater’s support. Sewer work will transfer to the city engineer and director of Public Works with swift action on several new sewers, prioritizing East Main Street and Boston Avenue to curb overflowing cesspools. The council authorized 30000 for sewer construction and annual commission appointment duties shift accordingly.
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Atwater
Paying and Sewer Commission
Upper East 1Main Street
Boston Avenue
Board of Health
Common Council
Gonn Hotz
Ohn Helly
Wesley L. Norton
Dyigh
C. Wheeler
David Reuer
Henry Clampett
Lernard Keati
John Reilly
Monarchist Coup Seen in Berlin
Berlin reports a sensational confidential dispatch claims a monarchist coup is planned in Germany. The piece alleges pretexts include military parades and Hindenburg celebrations as cover for preparations, with security forces and defense ministry implicated and warnings of mass executions via a Bartholomew’s agent plot.
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Berlin
Associated Presa
Independent
Pie Friehelt
von Hindenburg
Germaany
St. Bartholomew's
Ministry of Defense
Prohibition Agents Raid Long Branch Establishment
Sixteen enforcement officers served seven warrants for alleged Volstead Act violations at a Long Branch location. The raid included a dive team and recovered whiskey and jewelry, according to federal authorities.
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Long Branch
Long Brandiy S.J. Jung
Prohibition Enforcement
United States
Rand
Wink
Bill Tilden to Meet Richards in Finals at Hartford
In Dartford on June 14 William Thien, national champion, and Vincent Richards of Yonkers will clash in the finals of the New England tennis tournament at the Hartford golf club. Richards and Bettens of San Francisco win the doubles final, Chapin Jr. of Newark noted among participants.
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Dartford
Mayor bans The Red Dance performance in Nancy
The mayor of Nancy forbids staging The Red Dance to avoid disturbances during a march celebration linked to Mata Fal and Espionage activities. The ban coincides with visits by Paris actress Marsha Isoon who is to take part in a parade.
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Wancy
France
Nancy Pas
Mata Fal
Ife
Marsha Isoon
Railroad Labor Board Slashes Wages Amid Contention
The Railroad Labor Board approves new wage cuts drawing sharp dissents. Majority cites need for economic realism and carrier rehabilitation while minority warns reductions threaten living standards. Figures show 325,000 workers impacted with total losses near 186.7 million dollars from wage cuts and staffing cuts.
Weapon bursts in sham battle kill three soldiers
Three soldiers died and General Reece a Colonel and five others were wounded during a Varose manoeuvre when a diamond thrower exploded amid a sham battle. The incident halted drills as authorities investigated the cause and named the wounded and deceased.
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Reece
Varose
Strike vote to separate unions in Cincinnati rail/steamship lines
In Cincinnati on June 16 the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees announced a general strike ballot would be sent. Timothy Henley of the Firemen and Oilers union said a ballot would go out tomorrow night. General committees will decide whether to call a strike vote, with workers bound by the result. No walkout on several railroads due to signed agreements on wage reductions fixed by the Labor board.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Necks
BR. H. Fitzgerald
Timothy Henley
Firemen and Oilers Union
Fitzgerald
Mobile & Ohio
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Altan
Labor Board
President's bill for ship subsidy may be delayed
Washington June 16 Republican leaders will confer again with President Harding on the ship subsidy bill. Indications were they would reiterate that the measure be considered after the December session, while opponents said they would push for a vote if the President insisted. The House merchant marine committee reported the bill, rejecting an anti- subsidy amendment.
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Washington
Harding
Elfenders
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Uakhead
Edmonds
Benkheid
Rexpublicans
Republicins
Acutlon
Greene
Hardy
Texas
Lillian Russell Lauded by Hopper in Memorial Address
New York figures describe Lillian Russell as embodying loyalty motherhood and spirit in a memorial service at the Hippograme stake. Detachments of marines sailors and soldiers attended, flanking a large portrait as three volleys rang out and a bugler sounded taps.
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New York
Hildan Ruse
Detyoh Hopper
Weay
Servicr Elit
Distress After Meals Uae Horsford Ad Phosphates
Advertisement claims Invigo rates and refreshes relief for nausea headache and acid stomach after meals. No clear product origin or date provided.
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Uae
Horsford
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