Fight Challenge Echoes Through City Hall Session
New York June 19 The Light Challenge erupted as Alderman Bruce Falconer was ejected after calling Alderman Hulbert a coward prompting a threat of fisticuffs. Mayor Hy ton and Comptroller Craig exchanged sharp taunts but no violence occurred. The session ended with a resolution endorsing holding the next Democratic National convention in New York.
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New York
City Hall
Murray Hulbert
Board of Aldermen
Bruce Falconer
Hyton
Craig
Columbia University
Falconer
Hylan
Muibert
Ukewlee
Halbers
Hulbert
Division Chief to Be Guest of Bartlett Camp
Norman Buckingham of Milford division commander of the Mons of Veterans and Mrs M A Pulver of this city department president of the Daughters of Veterans will be guests of the Franklin Bartlett Camp S of tomorrow night at headquarters Aust Broad street Members of Elias Howe Jr post GA F and the Angeline 41 Tent Daughters of Veterans will also be present A class initiation will be part of the evening’s program followed by refreshments exchanged.
Sherman to File Appeal in Ward Case Ruling
Albany report states Sherman intends to appeal to offset the Ward case ruling. The action aims to offset dispositions in a matter opening in Westchester County next Monday. The attorney said the appeal will not affect Grd Tate’s involvement in the case.
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Sherman
Ward
Albany
Pinto
Myr Py
Westchester Country
Heat spreads rails and wrecks train near Honesdale
Spreading rails due to heat caused the wreck of a large passenger train on the Delaware and Hudson line at Prempton near here. One passenger, identified as 4, was killed and two firemen were seriously injured. Fireman James McDonald of Lackawanna was badly burned while filling in for the regular fireman.
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Philaddelphia
Honesdale
Delaware & Hanson Railroad
Prempton
Tein & Hospital
Janie McDonald
Tailbendale
Defies Dry Navy Lands Fifty Thousand Dollar Liquor Cargo
Coast guards seized a Bevara type vessel after a chase near Atlantic duty. A sizable liquor cargo valued around $50,000 was intercepted, with authorities pursuing the vessel to the inland waters before capture.
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Atlantic
Tyler
Valund &i
Engineers Club to Travel To New Haven in Four Yachts
More than 240 engineers from this city will attend the first annual outing of the Bridgeport Engineers Club at the New Haven Yacht Club Sunday afternoon. Plans call for a 1 PM start from the Pootatuck Yacht Club with autos and yachts used for transport. Boats at the event include the Brand by Captain Frank Cogill, Fotlawern fj captained by Thomas, Salute nd captained by Hammond Mayo, and Virgils captained by Mayo. Arrival in New Haven is expected at 3:30 PM with field sports beginning at 3 PM on the club grounds, followed by dinner and an 8 PM return. The committee chairmen are Frank Cogill general, E. Mayo marine, B. B. Crock athletic, Sidney Visher reception, A. R. Parker secretary, A. Hannibal treasurer, and Charles Schmelx.
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Bridgeport Engineers Club
New Haven
Pootatuck
Tylll
Frank Cogill
Vrind
Warry Harris
Fotlawern Fj
Canttin
Thomas
Hainand Mayo
Huren Yacht Club
Frank Cogil
Etna Eruption Forces Mass Exodus From Villages
The eruption of Mount Etna drives villagers from homes toward safety as lava flows threaten forests and towns. Priests and monks aid refugees in shelters built within convents, while residents evacuate toward Riposto and the seaside. Airplanes assist military relief efforts.
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Cattigilone
Atys
Etna
Messina
Taormina
Java
Giarrek
Riposte
Visable
Peaples
Lion Cub Attacks Peggy Davis Actress in New York
A chaotic scene near Grand Central involved a lion cub attack on motion picture actress Peggy Davis. Police and bystanders intervened as the animal escaped confinement, with aides and a chauffeur helping to control the situation and evacuate nearby onlookers.
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Peggy Davis
New York
Pesey Av
Ocule Coday
Praspe
Grand Central Palane
Anglo American Debt Agreement Signed
Washington June 19 The Anglo American debt agreement providing for wartime loans of 4.6 billion dollars to the United States by Great Britain began via life of sixty two years. Formal exchange of instruments occurred between the treasury and the British embassy, with Sir Auckland Gr Disabled? Graces taking part and an acceptance by Secretary of the Treasury.
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Washington
Great Britain
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area 1923 deaths
Multiple death notices list individuals such as Mary Didgiou 38, Michael Faden 54, Andrew W. Gorham 50, Sarah Bradslee Hoeninghaus 53, John Neuwiem 68, Junius Ward 23, Mathilda Wrangen 71, Mortia G. Brench 42, Carl Sherman Tath 27, and other locals. Dates June 1923, with funeral times, addresses, church services, and interment locations at Mount Grove Cemetery, St Michael's Cemetery, Park Cemetery, Union Cemetery, and local parish churches. Interments follow private or family convenience as noted.
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Dipvivku
Mary
Louie Didgiou
Mountain Grove
Saint Stephen's Church
Palco
Michael Faden
Bridgeport
M. J. Cousins
James Street
St. Augustines Haven
St. Michael's Cemetery
Gora Conn
Dune
Andrew W. Gorham
Charles B. Davin
Long Brook Avenue
Stratford
Union Cemetery
Derby Paners
Cony
Hoeninghaus
Thin Eliy
Sarah Brardslee
Flosninghaus
Sidney Burr Leardslee
Aerylee
Neuwiem
John Neuwiem
Lindley Street
Mabel Pennington
Kairfield
Oak Lawn
Wrangen
Mathilda
Ife
Giatay Wilrein
Noa
Myroe Ave
Read Memorial
Pemeing Wel Vrank Police and Son
State St
J BP
Mountab
Morntia G. Brench
Srypford Avenue
Park
John Street
St. Augustine's
Otehock
Unuri
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Haritert, Cann
Trotzky Pleads for Big Russian Aircraft Force
Leon Trotsky addressed the All Russian Congress of Metal Workers in Moscow, urging a major expansion of aviation and military industrial output. He warned Britain and France and hinted at Russo-French rapprochement, calling for more planes and a detachment of airpower to deter coups and support anti bourgeois actions.
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Moscow
Mugland
Leon Trotsky
Congress of Metal Worke
Bulgaria
Persia
Iran
M. Trotaky
England and
Mary
Russia
Britain
Senat Larit Carson
England
Ruhr
France
Lord Curcon
Trotzky
Treheh
Petit Bourgeois
Rad
Franch Fercks
Meetings Tonight in Various Lodges and Organizations
Notices urge members to inform the Fraternal Telegram in writing if meeting times or places change. Several groups listed include Hatter's Nots, Gy 1087 Broad Street, Chart Lodge, Hereford Avenue, Masonic Temple, American Legion, Pioneer Camp, Patrintie Order, and Tolay Star ledge.
Birthday party held for Edith Fabio at Manhattan Avenue
A birthday party for five was hosted by Edith Fabio of 57 Manhattan avenue yesterday afternoon and evening. Festivities included games and dancing with refreshments. Attendees included David McBonale, Richard Borg, Gareth Firteal, Natalie Dello, Josephine Metta, Charles Fitzpatrick, Holly Cronk, Rady McKenzie, Helen Mareey, Ian Davis, Stanley Day Ton Berg, Artioy Cronk Jr, Morris Boes.
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Wdith Fahic
Manhattan Avenue
No Winner Named in Yale Prize Song Contest
A Yale prize song contest ends without a winner after 162 entrants failed to meet the prize requirements. The award of $1000 is to be announced later with terms to be defined, opening after commencement at Mew Tavern.
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Mew Tavern
Dune
Rum smugglers defeat L. I. Police
Reports detail a gunfire exchange as rum runners clash with deputies near a Long Island home. Runners load stock and flee toward New York via convoy, while arrests follow for Sullivan law violations. Police vows to curb bootlegging grow amid political pressure and State Prohibition repeal impact.
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Divert Head
William Martin
Claringe Suambs
Ernest Martin
Ihe Jobi
Greenport
Baldwin
Edward W. Prowden
Proden
John Tietlow
Frans Jonas
Adrian Klein
Brooklyn
United States
Walstead
Long Road
Biggs
Long Island
New York
Bankrupt Broker Switches To Selling Hot Dogs In Court
New York July 11 The former broker, Joka MacMasters, linked to ROH MacMasters & Co, which collapsed for 2 million, was indicted on five counts for trading with customers accounts. He appeared voluntarily in court for arraignment, held on $10,000 bail with plea set for June 27.
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New York
Joka
ROH MacMasters & “ Company
Werest
Chief Moran Heads Hartford Fire Chiefs Convention
Hartford fire department leaders convene with Chief John C Moran chairing. A public motor tour of city sights follows an Armory display of apparatus. The evening hosts guests at Polls theatre for The Chief's Night with vaudeville acts. Plans include a mammoth sheep run at The Farm in Black Rock tomorrow. Harvey Hubbell band and Manufacturers' Chorus perform. Five event sports include a 109 yard dash and hose laying contests.
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Initlae
John C. Moran
Hartford
Polls Theatre
James F. McLarthy
Johnscwm
Black Tork
Chief Johnson
Wiliam Behrerns Jr
Harvey Hubbel
Bridgeport salesman seeks opportunity at Hotel Lorraine
An advertisement calls for a gritty Bridgeport businessman capable of seizing opportunity and earning about $5,000 annually despite poor conditions. The notice invites the livest man in Bridgeport to contact Mr. Smith at the Hotel Lorraine.
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Bridgeport
Mr. Smith
Lorraine
Park Head to Speak at Putney Chapel Address
Park Head will deliver an address at Putney Chapel Stratford tomorrow night at 8:30. The Ninth District Civic Association hosts the event with Wehry Cifte, Bridgeport official, speaking on Trees and Shrubs.
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Park Head
Putney Chapel
Bridgeport
Fire crews answer two rubbish pile blazes in Wylie
Two still alarms were sounded yesterday in Wylie for rubbish pile fires on Holland avenue near Margie avenue and on Tari road avenue at Wardinstead. No damage occurred.
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Holland Avenue
Margie? Avenue
Tairoad Avenue
Wardinstead
Rice Rupture Method Demonstrations at Lorraine Hotel
Advertises free demonstrations of the Rice Non-Surgical Stinture rupture treatment by Mr and Mrs G C Reid and W S Rice at the Lorraine Hotel Bridgeport Cann June 22 and 23. Promises personal attention and no charge unless patient chooses the method. Claims safety painless results and liberation from trusses with no faith required.
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G. C. Reid
W. S. Rice
Adams
Lorraine Hotel
Bridgeport
Cann
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