Daniel N Morgan Named Head Of Sons Of Revolution
Daniel N Morgan was elected president of the Sons of Revolution of Connecticut at a recent meeting held in Tide Park, Hasteddans, with voting conducted by local members including Martha Parker and Mary Wilson Reynolds. The gathering, led by retired administrator Grover Movely, appointed Morgan to lead the organization in its second administration.
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Sons OF Revolution
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Connecticut
Hartford society elects board of managees and honors members
Lane Sue Barnes Barbour of Hartford registrar Reverend Frederick R Sanford of Guilford chaplain Charles B Whittersey of Hartford historian Bard of Manage "A board of managees" was elected including Mugens Boardman of Haddam George Sumner Merritt Robert A Griffing Morgan Gardner Bulkley Jr Clarence Horsee Wickham Willer Lealle Wakefield Mor Bulkley Brainerd all of Hartford Rollin Usher Tyler of Guilford and James W Gilson of Hartford Walter L Wakefield was chosen to day present the Connecticut society at the Booker Hill celebration in Roaton. The Nathan Hale medal was awarded to George Alev ern who cared for the society's mag during the last year. Awards were bade by the president to the successful student essay contestants from the fund created by the late president Morgan Gardner Bulkley.
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Sue Barnes Barbour
Hartford
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Guilford
Charles B. Whittersey
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Managees
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Nnlows
Mugens Boardman
Ngat Haddam
George Sumner Merritt
Robert A. Griffing
Morgan Gardner Bulkley da
Clarence Horsee Wickham
Willer Lealle Wakefield
Mor Bulkley Brainerd
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Harteford
Rollin Usher Tyler
James W. Gilson
Walter L. Wakefield
Connecticut Society
Booker Hill
Roaton
Nathan Hale
George Alevern
Morgan Gardner Bulkley
Disabled Vets 10 Hold Convention in Minneapolis
The Disabled American Veterans hold their third annual convention in Minneapolis from June 25 to 30. Walter J. Reynolds, Banville post commander, elected delegate to the national convention and to depart for Minneapolis a week early. Convention HQ will be Curtis hotel. first session Monday morning at 9:00.
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Mikveapolis
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Curtis Hotel
Minneapolis
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Conn Publishers Society Elects Sands Leader
The Conn Publishers Society in New Haven elected officers including President Sands and Vice President Thomas while naming directors from New Haven and Bridgeport. Longtime officials Johnston Wanner and William Linnlid declined reelection. resolutions thanked them for service since 1904.
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New Haven
Sime
Cublishers Association of Connelicent
Rank K. Sinds
Meriden Duurani
Thomas, Norwath
Johns‘ton Wanner
New Biitain Teraldy
William A. Linnlid
Haven Times-Leader
John Z. Tackson
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Bridgeport Gram
Coroner finds no blame in Stamford death by own action
Coroner John J. Phelan will state no negligence by any party in the death of 41 year old Mrs Helen W in Stamford after a personal crisis. She had been an inmate at Dr Thulard's sanitarium and was brought to Stamford for supervision. She received medication at 8 45 pm and later did not respond to the dinner signal, authorities report.
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Helen W
Givens
Stamford
Corone
Thulard
Waest- Wert
Abandonment Report On North Pole Flight Hoje
London June 18 Leon Amundsen reports Roald Amundsen's air mission has been definitively abandoned. Captain Roald Amundsen aimed to fly from Warn er Cape Bar northeast over the Pole with Lt Oskar Qindal toward Spitzbergen, planning to land near Beattle after wintering at Nome.
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Gasoline Tanks Destroyed by Fire at Ohio Refining Plant
Fire destroyed ten gasoline tanks at the Ohio Refining Company plant on Broad Hill. Firemen battled intense heat and saved reserve tanks, with damage estimated between 20,000 and 25,000 dollars.
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Ohio Refining Company
Boad Hill
Dredging Boosts Harbor Work as New Gear Arrives
The P Sanford Ross Dredging Company plans finishing touches this week at Spital harbor with a new dredger arrived yesterday. Three dredgers and a pile driver now anchor the harbor as work begins on the channel. Barges full of coal pass through while tug Isis and John Glen make multiple trips upriver with coal and ballast.
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Spital Harbor
Wdly
Stratford Avenue
Bugsand
Locamobile Company
Isis
Leviathan Leaves Dock For South Boston Morning Voyage
A ship named Leviathan departed Fosvon for South Boston this afternoon. Tugs assisted the vessel into the channel as it moved toward the lower harbor. The event appears to be a routine sailing with no immediate incident noted.
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Leviathan
South Boston
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