Gov vetoes pollution bill preferring original plan
Hartford June 21 Governor Templeton vetoed the pollution bill, criticizing the substitute as unsound and noting the original commission design would have better protected health and fisheries. He cites sewage controls, city sewer issues, and equal treatment of rural manufacturers in the rejected draft.
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Hartford
Templeton
Caleb Mills Saville
Shapard B. Palmer
Robert A. Cairns
Charles E. Wheeler
Frank ©. Healy
John H. Goss
George Kimball
Connecticut
General Assembly
Spain
U S Develops Flashless Powder For Small Arms Use
Washington reports the War Department announces a new moisture proof flashless powder for small arms and artillery. It retains driving powder properties while being less explosive and enabling night firing without revealing positions.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Yale and Harvard Eights Meet in Thames Rowing Classic
Yale and Harvard rowers clash tonight on the Thames in the fifty sixth annual regatta. The program includes freshmen and junior varsity races in the morning with the varsity four mile contest in the evening. Yale, led by Sol Leader, is favored to beat Harvard, which hopes to rebound from losses to Princeton and Cornell and redeem a disappointing season.
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Harvard
Thames River
New London
Associated Press
Crimson
Eli
New Haven
Sol
University of Washington
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Gales Ferry
Lé der
Bob Cooke
N . Princeton
Frank Muller
Uie
Cambridge
Redtop
Muller
New Century Players End Season in Blaze of Glory
The New Century Players closed their first season with praise for the cast and a sparkling comedy Honor Bright. The troupe announced plans for next season with ambitious plays and noted performers including Grace Dunymple Clark and a large supporting company.
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New Century Players
Grace Dunymple Clarks
Ragyrils
Mra
Willant
Fith
Mary SN
Jlam
Webster
Blmerrs Litneks
Horace Merwin
I Morgan
Tere
Local heat claims three more victims as season warms
Summer arrival triggers heat toll with three more people Seered by heat in New England. Officials to elect officers in closing convention session this morning. Rev. Sullivan of Sacred Heart church honored with 31,500 gift after farewell reception.
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New England
Sullivan
Sacred Heart Church
All International Sliver Co
George Hawley
Vincent L. Keating
New Haven
New Century
State Trade School
George Fischer
Bara
Seriou
Long Hill
Todaiihighaland
Eng State
Three New Directors for North End Bank
Three new directors join the North End Bank board as listed figures: Way Vins, Savage, Leward, Te, M.tcheil, and Weinstein. The appointment enhances governance with oversight across operations and finances.
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North End Bank
Tmresvars
Savage
Leward
M.tcheil
Dally
Wweinstein
Che Bo. Weneten Money
General O'Ryan Attacks World Peace Backers at Rally
Major John F. O'Ryan, former 77th Division commander, urged against politics turning the League of Nations into a political football. He warned of world domination risks and criticized Senator Borah's world court proposal, urging studies of world conditions and a new peace method beyond war. About 100 Tatfield County Women Voters attended.
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Telegram
Ridgefield
John F. O'Ryan
77Th
League of Nations
Tatrfield County League of Women Voters
New York National Guard
Charles Gardiner
Borah
Mars
O’ryan
Jewel Head
Roller Coaster Trestle Collapse Injures Three at Coney Island
A roller coaster at Coney Island derailed today causing the first car to topple from the trestle to the ground. Police freed three injured from the wreckage and collapsed sections of the structure.
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Coney Island
Heat Wave Grips Regions as Death Toll Rises
More than 40 deaths and many prostrations are reported as heat waves sweep Eastern states with Philadelphia hitting a record June 99 degrees. Providence sees 95 as the warmest New England day while Western New Mexico endures a freezing cold wave with frost and damaged crops. Ice thick at McGaffney hindered watering stock.
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Philadelphia
Providence
New England
New Mexico
McGaffney
Danbury Graduates Warned About Sentimentalism at Normal School
Sixty seven members of the 1928 class received diplomas at the State Normal Training School in Danbury. Miss Helen Louise Donovan and Miss Adeline Theresa Longhi won Alumnae prizes for scholarship and general excellence. Speaker Miss Agnes Repplier warned graduates about sentimentalism, defining it as the inability to face truth, and critiqued pacifists and other related topics before noting continued remarks on page four.
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Danbury
Helen Louise Donovan
Adeline Theresa Longhi
Agnes Repplier
Philadelhia
Mise Fepplier
Summer Heat Bakes Bridgeport as Relief Plans Unfold
Bridgeport endures a heat wave with temperatures near 94 degrees in New Haven and a forecast for relief today. Three heat prostrations reported yesterday, bringing total to six since the hot spell began. Officials closed schools, urged rest, and prepared Sea side and park areas for crowds seeking relief.
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Walker
Trafic Division
Crrs
Barnant Boulevard
Pleasure Beach
di Speet
Fairfield Avenue
New Haven
Workers for C of C Drive Meet This Noon
Unclear OCR notes describe a noon meeting of workers for the Chamber of Commerce drive. Names appear garbled but a Colonel George Th and Major Wheeler are mentioned among organizers. Details on time place or action are incomplete.
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C. OF C. Drive
George Th
Wands
Majore Wheeler
Minley
Hineks
Dry and
Brennan
Fire Chiefs Close Convention Sessions at Noon
New England Fire Chiefs' Association wraps up its three day annual meeting. Some 259 chiefs and guests will attend a sheep roast at Pleasure Beach with officials and families. Morning sessions featured talks on automatic gas shut offs and insurance classification methods.
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New England Fire Chiefs’ Association
Pleasure Head
Phe Farm
Black Rock
John P. Doyle
Wellesley
Mass
Justin A. Mccarthy
Boston
John 8. Coldwell
New England Insurance Exchance
George S. Fickett
Maas
Mystery of Two Missing Milford People 15 Solved
Milford detectives cleared two long unsolved cases. Helen Hosford, 14, of Walnut Beach, was detained by Northampton authorities. she left May 11 amid alleged suicide attempts by iodine. George Hosford, owner of Idlawood hotel, was asked to appear in Northampton court as the girl faces delinquency charges. Russell Forsythe, 8, Walnut Beach, was identified posthumously in New Haven. his body, found near Long Island Sound, matched by glasses and a Bridgeport Brass check found on the clothing.
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Milford
Northampton
Russell Forsythe
Lightlause Point
New Haven
Frandls Wiesban
State Labor Bureau
Judge Grout
Fairfield
New York
Fairfield County League of Women
Ridgefield
John F. O'Ryan
League of Nations
Hidgefield
Agnes Repplies
Danbury State Normal School
Stamford
First Selectmen of
Bridgeport
Newtown
Templeton
U'ftyan
Bakfield County
Lowell
Harvard
Army
Mt. 13Thn
Waterbury
Joe Smith
Fisher
Dewat Hartford
Pontesuim
White Sox
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Babe Adams Mancherter
Ivan Barnes
Pittsburgh
Duda@ma
Yankeys
Yale
Hartford
Winlhue
Yale Cnilones
Padhy Lavery
Frank Cromins
Bill Empewin
Wees
Apeurtica
Aire
Ly Athietia Rasoehithany
Harold Smedley
N Playray
Kelloge
George Shude
Helen Hosford
Walnut Beach
Hasford
George Hosford
Idlawood
Worthampton
New Said
Long Island Sound
Dunn's Moccque
John Forsythe
Henry Gall, Bronner
Milford Department
Hogan
Lighthones
Mae Possibile
Neal Optician
Bridgeport Brass
Volcano Quieter Estimate Loss At 70,000,000 Lire
Rome reports the eruption of Mount Etna waning with vents slowing and smoke easing. Mayor Nicolo I of Lingurigo told King Victor Emmanuel the damage totals about 70 million lire. Residents return home as panic subsides and conditions normalize.
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Sicily
Java
Nicalos I
Lingunegiosay
Victor Emmanuel
Sastietone
Honina
Harding Sevens Court Plan Aligns With Washington Idea
In St Louis June 21 President Harding spoke to Rotary delegates, laid a city club cornerstone, and opened a trip leg with a World Court focus. He urged Rotary to serve humanity, stressed city leadership, and pleaded for world peace through practical action. The trip included a Coliseum speech and a dinner, with security tight for reporters and officials.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Harding
International Rotary
World Court
Woodrow Wilson
Hansen City
Rotartany
Auth
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Rotary
Preaidest
U S Liquor Seizure Policy On Foreign Vessels
Washington June 21 The Treasury announced that beverage liquors brought into American territorial waters under foreign government seals will be seized. Customs agents will break British seals guarding Berengaria liquor stores when it docks in New York and will handle them. Any further attempts to bring intoxicants inside the three mile limit will be treated the same.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Berengaria
New York
Threes Mile Amit
Mellon
State Department
Man Hurt In Gar Barn By Timber On Congress Street
George Fischer, father of ambulance driver George Fischer, was struck across the upper abdomen by a heavy timber while at work in the car barns of the Connecticut Company on Congress Street yesterday. He suffered contusions and internal injuries, was treated by Emergency Hospital surgeons, and then taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in dangerous condition.
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Hope Keeley
Marlon Street
Veline
James Turner
Bosis Lionscrert
Keeley Gallopard
Paris
Aero Moot
Wits
Schonla
Japan
Rvecett Cornright
Connecticut Company
Congress Street
George Fischer
St. Vincent's Hospita
Legal broom sweeps through New York stock marts
New York June 21 Wall Street reforms after the Fuller & Co failure spread to curb discipline. Attorney General Sherman moved to halt bucketshops by injunction under the Martin act. W S Silk sworth denied resigning the exchange post as Tweedy planned a full reorganization. Two firms faced restraining injunctions for bucket shop acts while talks resumed to stabilize the market.
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Wall Street
E. M. Fuller & Co
Sherman
Silksworth
Cromwell
New York Stock Exchange
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