Woman Named TQ Run For Senate In Minnesota
Reports from Minnesota primary show Anna Dickie Olesen winning the Democratic Senate nomination over two men, with 1 175 of 3 348 precincts reporting. Olesen leads 18 312 to 14 019 as Kellogg Renominated on the Republican ticket for November.
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Pau
Minn
Associated Press
Haseen
United States Sena
Anna Dickie Olesen
Thomas Meighen
Olesen
Meighen
Runnung
Kelloggs
Minnesota
Frank B. Kellogg
Senate
Grace
Auto Bandits Escape With $5 000 Payroll
Four automobile bandits held up Harry Lewis treasurer and James Dimes clerk of the I Lewis Cigar company in Newark New Jersey and escaped with a 5000 payroll after forcing entry with revolvers. The robbers used a car with a New York license plate.
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Newark
N. J
Harry Lewis
James Dimes
I. Lewis Cigar Company
New York
New Clue Emerges in Northrup Murder Inquest
Coroner's inquest into Mrs. Lilla B Northrup's death at 1438 Main Street heard George Coftis describe her fears of a local underworld group. The testimony led to a temporary closure to protect investigations as authorities pursue new leads and track involved individuals.
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Northrup
Lilla B. Northrup
Main Street
John J. Phalan
George Coftis
Coftis
Ye Northrop
Main — Street
John T King Dinner Clashes Spur G O P Leadership Talk
Invitations issued for a Stratfield dinner to discuss leadership of the G O P with John T King. Twelve town committeemen, thirteen women members, fourteen Republican aldermen, twelve Committee of Thirty members and four press reps invited amid speculation on a staged display and possible push for a new leader. Some expect King to reconfirm control while others anticipate a rival faction move to alter the party’s direction.
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Charman J. m
John T. King
Stratfield
King
John T
King Mar
Yale Embarrassed by Size Of Glasses Says President
Yale President Angell reports to alumni that Yale fresh man class average scholarship rose notably, but the larger entering class causes embarrassment in securing competent instruction. He warns if autumn enrollment grows further, many departments will over tax staff and reduce teaching efficiency. He notes more freshmen chose college over scientific school and Sheffield courses face perturbed arrangements. Developments in Administrative Engineering and Industrial Science are deferred, not abandoned, with hope to advance later. (Continued on Page Four.)
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New Haven
Yale
Angell
Battel! Chapel
Sheffield Student Society
Parti
Senate Backs Bonus Bill After Tariff Clash
Washington June 20 The Senate agreed to take up the soldier bonus bill immediately after tariff passage and to keep it before the chamber to the exclusion of other business until disposed of. An informer understanding also had the ship subsidy bill delayed behind the bonus. The Walsh motion for immediate consideration failed 51 to 22 with party lines.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Masgathussus
Watson
Indiana
la Follette
Wissersin
Norma
Nebraska
How Hey
Mason
Borah
3Arsum
Calder
Cameron
Capper
Cammins
Curtis
Dillingham
Durant
Edge
Ernest
Fernard
France
Frelaghuyson
Gooding
Harreld
Jones
Wash
Kellogg
Ladd
Lenroot
Lodge
McCormick
McCumber
McKiiley
McLean
McNary
Moses
Nelson
Newberry
Nicholson
Norbeck
Oddie
Phipps
Poindexter
Shortridge
Smoot
Spencer
Starling
Sutherland
Townsend
Wadsworth
Ind
Willits
Bepubleans
Dial
Glass
King
Myere
Pomerene
Swanson
Underwood
Willams
Noel—Ashurst
Troussard
Lee Way
Culberson
Gerry
Heffin
Hitchcock
Kendrick
McKellar
Overman
Robinson
Shepard
Simmons
Smith
Stanley
Trammer
Masa
Wals
Mont
Democrata
Ta Fallette
Norris
Daily School for Bible 10 Open Monday
Hundred enrolled as the Daily School for Bible 10 announces opening on Monday. The new program aims to serve families seeking Bible based education with full enrollment secured ahead of launch.
De Valera Beaten Yet Wins Dail Seat In Ireland
Dublin dispatch reports Eamon De Valera defeated as a political leader though he is returned to the Daily Eireann unopposed. Opposition in other constituencies weakened his followers. Rory O Connor and allies threaten a coup within weeks while Michael Collins gains strength from Republican backing.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Parnes
Reemond
de Valera
Daily Eireann
Hig
Rory O'Connor
Michael Colling
Repub
Marconi announces radio lighthouse to aid sea safety
New York June 20 Guglielmo Marconi announced a radio searchlight capable of directing a beam to reveal ships in fog or thick weather. The system uses a revolving reflector to flash guiding beams nearly a hundred miles and could warn of other vessels even without radio on board.
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New York
Guglielmo Marconi
Ferious
Lialian
Institute of Radio Engineers
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Six Tourists Killed as Train Crashes Into Auto
Six tourists traveling from Fort Lauderdale Florida to Nicholasville Kentucky were killed when a Central of Georgia passenger train struck their automobile near Macon Georgia. Only Mrs Lovenia Cox survived dying later and she named her husband Howard Cox as the survivor. The others were not immediately identified though letters addressed to Mrs Co Migs Lovenlan Taylor L A Taylor and J D P Taylor were found.
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Macon
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Nicholasville
Central of Georgia
Lovenia Cox
Howard Cox
Moundsville
W. Va
Co. Migs Lovenlan Taylor
L. A. Taylor
J D P. Taylor
Disabled Vets to Attend Connecticut VFW Convention
Colonel C R Forbes directs 160 disabled veterans from Allngtown hospital to Bridgeport for a three day VFW Department of Connecticut encampment. New Haven residents provide transport with doctors and nurses from the hospital, as 24 state posts and delegates from New York and New Jersey gather. About 5 000 attendees expected to arrive for the event.
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C. R. Forbes
Veteran's Bureau
Allngtown Hospital
Bridge—hort
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Connecticut
New Haven
Thei
New York
New Jersey
Robert G. Woodside
Pittsburgh
Veterans of Freign Wars
Raal W. Elton
Bridge
Ruth’s suspension clash with umpire ends before game
June 20 in Cleveland amid Babe Ruth suspension by AL President Johnson. Ruth allegedly threatened umpire Bill Dineen after practice near the dugout, trading insults as tempers flared. Intervening by Manager Speaker and staff kept the peace and Ruth retreated to the club house.
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Cleveland
F. Johnson
Babe Ruth
Bagghall
Ummira
Bill Dincan
Cleveland Indians
New York
Truth
Hth
Tmpha Dineen
Bateman
Johnson
Ruth
Dineen
Gleveland
Speaker
Steve O’newl
Melnnis
Strike disastrous to unions and trade warns Hooper
Cincinnati June 20 Associated Press government ownership of railroads not an issue in the threatened 1,000,000 worker strike. Rail unions tell the AFL convention they seek no declaration yet cite unfriendly administration and insist the strike would force a clear issue. President Lewis clashes with Lynal over Howat and Dorcy resolution. convention aborts action.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor Convention
Wiliam 4
Johnston
Machinists’ Union
Railroad Labor Board
Tepeal
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Joseph Lynal
Peoria
Aexander Howat
August Dorcy
Kansas Miners
Kansas Industrial Court
Tars
Lewis
Howat
Lynal
Auto Crash In Milford Injures Child. Dr Shattuck Arrested
Milford June 20 Sidney H Goomb of New York owner of a car that crashed into a telegraph pole on Bridgeport Turnpike reported Dr William Shattuck of Louisville Kentucky as the driver of the other vehicle. Goomb accused Shattuck of forcing his car off course. Lilian Coomb 10 suffered a severe head and facial wound and was taken to Milford Hospital. Shattuck aided at the scene and later was held for questioning in Milford town court. A 65 year old woman A R Capron was thrown from a car on Washington Bridge Road and taken to Milford Hospital with a fractured shoulder.
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Milford
Sidney H. Goomb
New York
Bridgeport Turnpike
Center
Willam Shattuck
Louisville
Shatlue
Shattuck
Bridgeport
Lilian Coomb
Loome
Doom
Joseph Cuddy
Milford Hospital
Beidse
Marriage of Japanese Prince Sanctioned in Tokyo
June report from Tokyo confirms the Prince Regent of Japan has been sanctioned to wed Princess Nagakokuri. Formal bethrothal will take place in June as ceremonies are planned.
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Tokio
Japan
Nagakokuri
Vlads
Miners and Rail Unions Preview Strike Plans
Cincinnati June 20. Miners and railroad shop crafts workers discussed actions under the February Chicago alliance. Leaders met with lawyers on legal questions and the threatened railroad strike following the Supreme Court Coloray decision.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Chicago
Lewis
BM. Jewell
Railway Simployes Department
Rairoad
Supreme Court
City Officials Bid Godspeed To Lombard Family
Miss Theresa Lavery appointed temporary clerk in City Clerk’s office in Miss Helen Lombard’s absence. Lombards sail for Ireland from New York tomorrow with family. Officials including President Veness and City Clerk Thinnigan travel to New York for Lombard farewell voyage.
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Theresa Lavery
Willam J. Lavery
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
Helen Lombard
Miss Lombard
Ireland
New York
Richard Lombard
Richard
A E. Veness
Common Council
Francis P Thinnigan
Gill
Frank Hearn
George Coughlin
Rail board chief rebuts unions in strike warning
Chicago June 20 Associated Press the Railroad Labor Board chair Ben W Hooper replies to union leaders denying ground for fierce assaults and warns a strike vote may threaten railway peace He stresses the board did not say wage limits hinder owner profits and urges unions not to adopt a course disastrous to the organization and its members
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Chicago
Associated Press
Railorad Ighor
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Hooper
M. Jewell
Railway Employee Department
American Federation of Labor
Etter
Bridgeport Products Week Educates Residents and Visitors
Bridgeport Products Week showcases Bridgeport made goods in window displays to educate residents and visitors about local industries. Stores feature items from Renmin ton Arms Co., Hergi Co, Harvey Hubbell Co, Bridgeport Brass Co, Armstrong Co, American Fabrics Co, Bridgeport Coach Lace Co, Warner Brothers Co, G. W. Fairchild & Son, Button Orphan Jewelry, Hohney & Edwards, and Whiting Manufacturing, with continued coverage on page two.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Products
Browning
Renminton Arms Co
Hergi Co
Yes
Harvey Hubbell Co
Bridgeport Brass Co
Armstrong Co
D. M. Read and
Howland
American Fabrics Co
Bridgeport Coach Lace Co
Warner Brothers Cp
G. W. Fairchild & Son
Button Orphant
Hohney & Edwards
Whiting Manufacturing Companies
Hawler Hardware
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Anna D. Qleson
Democratic Party
Hale
Maine
Portuandl
Staine
Hibert D. Hayford
Edwin J. Moorell
Maurice W. Bragdon
Roselle W. Buddilstona
Orono
Maine Federation of Women's Clubs
State Senate
Nettle C. Burleigh
Washelboro
W. A. Marriner
Rose A. Warren
Portland
Cumbid County
rougfRnocrats
Frederick Hale
Peter Matera
Carl Nenkle
John Curry
Fred Derrick
Queenie King
Louis de Vestra
Charles Nadeau
Samuel Garlick
Garlick
John
G. O.P
Voters’ League
Harding
Lealergs
First Presbyterian Church
Collins
Republican Brotherhood
America
Alexander Alison, Jr
Alison
Dennis O'Connetl
Marconi
American Institute of Engineers
Allingtown
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Lewis and
Jewell
Godspeed
Rail Board
Railwayem
Bridgeport Products Week
Remington Arms Co
American Hardware Co
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