Special Traffic Rules for Yale Harvard Boat Race
The motor vehicle department announced tight traffic limits on the Thames river coast side from the Groton drawbridge to two miles above the submarine base for the Yale Harvard boat race. No parking on the east side, parking allowed on the west side near the fence heading south, all traffic halted during the race and for two hours after, with only southbound flow thereafter. Police will enforce, peddlers barred from exceptions, horse drawn vehicles to line up early, private parking off the highway forbidden until clear. A New Haven to New London train service was also announced for race spectators.
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Motor Vehicle Department
London- Groton
United States Navy
Robert T. Harley Mas
Nosithon
Nder
Thames
Grawo
New London
Groton
Medway
United States Army
United States
New York, New Haven and Wartford Railroad
Yesterdday
Boston South Station
Back Bay
Providence
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Lodges and Societies
Bridgeport area meetings are listed across multiple lodges and groups including Elks Knights of Pythias Masons O F Clubs and Scout troops with locations on State Street Broad Street and surrounding avenues. The Shepherds of Bethlehem Star of Stratford and Adelphian Loge report tonight’s gatherings with anticipated large attendance and officers’ plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Lodge of Elks
State Street
Cirtola Roma
Noble Avenue
Columbus Boys’ Club
Pem
Broke Street
Umens Council
Bridgeport Lodge
Knights Or Pytias
Malm Street
Temple Lodge
A. M. Masonie Temple
Broad Street
Maensterberg Lodge
O. F
Bridgeport Radio Club
East Side
Jane and
Kossuth “Streets
Boy Scouts of America
St. John’s
Park
Puirfield Avenues
Building Trades Council
Elm Street
Blend
Cannon Street
Progressive Circle
Brotherhoad of America
Capcity Rhekah Lodge
O. Fodd Fellows
Morning Star Lodge
Orier Shepherds of Serklehem
Newfield
Main and
Golden Hill Streets
Signer Chapter
FT. and
A. M. Fraternal Hall
Main Street
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Star of Stratford
Several Killed in Herrin Miners Fight Riot
Springfield Illinois June 2 nine nine Associated Press report says seven men died in Herrin labor trouble. Six were union strikers and one mine guard. The Herrin Supply Company and Turner Hardware Company reportedly had arms seized worth 1009 dollars. Raul W Trovision, editor of Herrin News, relayed the update from the Illinois Commerce Commission via telephone.
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Herrin Supply Company
Turner Hardware Company
Springfield
Associated Fresc
Raul W. Trovision
Illinois Gommeres Commission
Herrin News
Lnhor
Herrin
Thera Union
Juror Persecution Claim Flares In Ward Case
Campbell moves to dismiss indictments alleging jurors and newspapers pressured Ward. He cites a national press campaign and Ward's supposed misfortune to urge a fuller defense. He questions the only evidence as Ward’s voluntary statement and a DA remark about a .35 automatic weapon.
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Sampbell
Thel
New York
Orang
IBM
Campbell
Ward
Fire damages building on Crown Street in New Haven
Early morning fire in New Haven damaged the Crown street building housing the New Haven Evening Register. Two apartments on the third and fourth floors were evacuated. Six year old Aww onAVOU was rescued by a police officer who spotted the blaze. Principal damage centered in the trunk shop on the ground floor owned by S. V. Mix.
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Onavou
New Haven Evening Register
Crown Street
Ee Witugibbons
2. Palieeman
V. T. Mix
Rish Vote Shows Safe Margin of Treaty Support
Dublin reports show pro treaty candidates holding a strong lead with 55 seats to 38 anti treaty, 6 independents, 5 farmers and 4 college members. Breen’s defeat stands out as a notable backfire on dissenting Republicans amid joint Sinn Fein dynamics and De Valera’s sharp critique of the proposed constitution.
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Ee Dublin
Inc
Associates Press
Swair Khidare
Wigklow
Elehth Cork
Trig
Walterford
Tipperary
Cathal Brough
Chicago
Ireland
Michael Collina
Richard Muleter
An Eddy
Breen
Rama
Nhe Eefeat
Michael Collins
Eamon de Valera
Labor
Hetth
Treaty Party
Treaty
Sinn Feéiners
Sinn Fein
Posalmisr
de Valra
Famon de Valera
Dail Eireann
de Valera
Claredon
Shaftesbury
Burke
Ex-Pastor in Bigamy Says Underworld More Charitable
Los Angeles June 21 In a jailhouse interview Rev Donald D Stewart accused of bigamy across four states and alleged fraud says he found more charitable hearts among underworld figures than church members He claims desertion from his church and denial of aid from colleagues while asserting pastoring in Scotland and Paterson amid warrants in Boston Indianapolis New York and Detroit by Evert C Driggs
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Underworld
Donald D. Stewart
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Steward
Down
Mra
Woo
Aishes
Stewart
Wully
Scotland
Paterson
Boston
Indianapolis
New York
Detroit
Evert C. Driggs
Milford Public Hearing Debates Beach Avenue Parking Plan
Milford Police Commissioners hear objections to long parking by beach road bathers and petting parties. Proponents seek a compromise allowing 20 minute parking on Beach avenue east side from Hawley to Kensington, with other restrictions discussed for Broad street and River street areas.
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Milford
Beach Avenue
Woodmont
Beath Road
Tle
Milford Pole
George BR. Greuney
William Hayes
Avielnally Tranmee
Police Board
Hawley
Kensington Avenues
Broggd Street
Broad Street
Taylor Lbrary
River Street
New Haven Avenue
Subpoenas Issued by U S Grand Jury in War Fraud Case
Washington June 21 Subpoenas are being sent by a special war fraud grand jury to lending institutions in New York Philadelphia New Orleans and Jacksonville to secure appearance in the government war surplus lumber contract inquiry Bank heads and their clerks are ordered to produce records of transactions involving L Phillips chairman of the Georgia Republican Committee who is free on $26000 bail on charges of conspiring to defraud the government through lumber contracts
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Washington
New York
Psadelphia
New Orleans
Jacksonville
L. Phillips
Georgia Siig Republican
Georgia Siig Republican Comemittee
Liberty
London greets Prince of Wales after world tour return
Dispatch from London reports a warm, spontaneous welcome as the Prince of Wales returned from his world tour. He rode through jubiant crowds from Paddington to Buckingham Palace amid royalist enthusiasm. In Paris, Hera Michel writer Maria Louise es cargobo was convicted of murdering her husband and hiding the body in a trunk. Her daughter testified and the mother faced twenty years hard labor.
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London
Casacclated
Tenglang
Prince of Wales
Peddingon Station
Beckingham Palace
Paris
Maria Louise Escargobo
Hera Michel
Imada
Bpauin Jacques
Guna Iater
Cree
Hvid
Invitations Sent Out For King Dinner Amid Political Stir
About fifty leaders from the GOP plan to attend a King dinner at Stratfield tonight. Town Chairman J Alex Robinson said he had sent out around sixty invitations and that acceptance was heavy, with most guests yet to respond. The event drew wide interest as a state wide question looms over the proceedings.
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Chiteman
Alex
H- Robinson
Gol
Church Promotes Advertising to Teach the Gospel
New York reports a church publicity plan urging advertising to spread the gospel. A National Council pamphlet argues newspapers can evangelize, with 120 word sermon ads and notices naming the preacher and church. Radio and posters are also considered for outreach.
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New York
Associated Press
Neweprper
Episcope! Church
National Council of the Church
Saia
Rt Fesaon
My. Gibson
Daily Press
Gibson
Giagon
Washington
Death rate in 1922 outlined for Metropolitan Site policyholders
The first quarter of 1922 shows higher death rates among Metropolitan Site policyholders compared with 1921, driven by apisernia influensa. Despite this, there are favorable signs such as continued low mortality from tuberculosis. Increases appear in influenza pneumonia heart disease cerebral hemorrhage and meningitis. Automobile accidents also rose.
Untoward scalp graft incident in wounded soldier
A wounded soldier at Seaman's Hospital Greenwich underwent a scalp graft to replace part of his mouth mucous membrane. The skin from his scalp grew into many rults inside the mouth, requiring frequent balrosts and repetitive cleansing with hot water tonic.
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Peretya Cole
Seaman's Hospital
Greenwich
Institute of Hygiene
London
Normal School Class of 62 Holds Graduation Exercises
The City Normal School graduation featured Dr. Preakwood Williams addressing emotional handicaps in education and graduates processing to the platform to the tunes of The Lost Chord and Coronation March. The program included orchestra pieces, diplomas from Owen Burns, and a long list of graduating members led by the Junior class guard.
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Owen Burns
Board of Education
Frankwood E. Williams
William
Tunlor
Arthur Sullivan
Clayton &. Stevens
Edna L. Allen
B. Everrets Cortright
Catrman
Preakwood BE. Whllams
National Committee of Hymenists
Dr. Williams
Meyer- Seer
City Normal School
Simao
York
Hamilton
Avenua
Brooklyn
Denk
Thomas Meighan
Lil- Man
Meighan
Svordane
Honee
Ernest XI. Vaughan
Lnietta
Meighen
Cavalleria Rusticans
Ucla
Sophia Baker
Lucy Adele Barta
En Catherine Jermeth
Grace Abbie ‘Brainmeyer
Catherine ‘Beatrice Brown
Constance Melaine Budzleck
Mabel Agnes Callan
Gracé Mildred Carlson
Frances J. Carrail
Carol Martha LE. Daley
Margaret Lorraine
Ruby J. Delaherty
Rosamand
Josephine Manexan
Ella Magdalest Duesay
Macion
Roberta Finan
Anna Frank
Clotilde
Madeleine Gaynor
Loretta Marjorie Lite~han
Cornelia Marie Lipovsky
Irene France Tish
Alice Elizabeth Maruire
Rosalie Bells Marshall
Ann Winifred McClue
Anna Maria “McGrath
Helen Marie McMurray
Mary Margaret McPadden
Catherine Helen O'Brien
Aarlon A O'Connor
Katherine Mary Owens
Mildred Kathryn ‘Platt
Lillian Car Lotta Priest
Lillia Martha Scheis
Mabel Matty Sherry
Eleanor Dorothy Sherwood
Ruth
New Haven Police Head Named Chiefs' President
Chief of Police Phillip P. Smith of New Haven was elected president at the 1993 International Association of Chiefs of Police convention. Resolutions urged government control of the National Bureau for Criminal Identification and radio equipment for all stations.
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San Francisco
Phillip P. Smith
New Haven
Buffalo
International Association of Chiefs of Police
National Bureau
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Adelphian Loge. I, C. C. F
Kenneth “Goodsell
Sew
Prand
Carl Lassen
Mothe
S. M. Battalion
Main St
Gilbert St
NEW Haven Register
U. S
Grand Jury
G. N. Perry
Hereford
Carpenter
Gover
Elias Howe
Maplewood Schools
Leslie B. Vaughn
Heinz
Fem
Wilson H. Lee CO
Bridgeport
Jose
American Chain Co.’s
Weed Chains
Weed Chain
Jacks
Bridgeport Brass Co
Gaynor Mfg
Cos Lilly
Bpt
Hardware Mfg. Co
Piston Ring Co
Auto Tools
Piston Rings
Coach Lace Co
Bassies Mfg. Co
Mfg. Co
Kilborn, Sauer Co
H. O. Canfield Co
Bezheitos Co
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American Hardware Stores
Fairfield
Middle
Golden Hill Street
Ford
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