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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1927

Page

11

Last descendant of Indian tribe freed in court

George Sherman of Nichols, last survivor of the Golden Hill tribe, was freed of a fishing license charge when the court suspended judgment. He described his ancestry from Chief Konckopotanaun and said the state had exempted him due to his lineage. Sherman, about 65, lives on Nichols road and works as a mason. Also at Nichols School, 17 graduates received diplomas in a gala ceremony with full auditorium attendance and praise for teachers leaving Nichols.

Thomas Nancy Mansfeld William Nancy Hopkins London George Sherman Mary Hamilton Nichols Road Nichols School L. B. Matthias Edward Knight Trumbull Knight

Regret and Joy Mark Harding High Graduation

Louise M. Comer reflects on leaving Harding High School as graduates celebrate diplomas and the start of life’s journey. She notes gratitude to teachers and friends, acknowledges bittersweet parting, and wishes future success as the class departs with a hopeful farewell.

Louise M. Comer Harding High School Stone

Civitan Club Menu Skunk Cabbage Dessert Demo

Civitan members at Strat Field Hotel were served skunk cabbage for dessert by Harvey Went, Bridgeport schools’ director of physical education. He showed it could sustain someone in the woods and boiled water in a paper container. Arnold Sorenson, new boy scout leader, urged a city spot map of youths with juvenile court histories, aided by Clarence King, noting 73 percent of crimes by boys stem from gang action.

Civitan Club Stratfield Harvey Went Bridgeport Mr. Went Arnold C. Sorenson Clarence King Community Chest

Hoover predicts Mississippi flood loss at 400 million

Washington reports flood damage in the Mississippi basin totaled about 400 million, with crop and railroad and highway losses reaching 269 million. Secretary Hoover announced a health drive for the south including a month long sanitation campaign funded by the Red Cross to combat typhoid and other diseases.

Washington Mississippi Hoover

McMillan to Lead Labrador Expedition Voyage in June

Preparations complete for the Rawson MacMillan Field Museum expedition to northern Labrador from Wiscasset on June 25. Commander Donald B. MacMillan will command the Bowdoin with a flotilla, to map bays, study botany zoology ornithology anthropology, and establish a yearlong scientific station near Nain. The team includes Dr. Duncan Strong and a roster of Field Museum scientists with radio links to the outside world.

Wiscasset Maize Associated Press Rawson-Macmillan Field Museum Labrador Donald B. MacMillan Governor Brewster Christmas Cove MacMillan Bowdoin Arctic Duncan D. Strong Quebec Field Museum Chicago John Crowell Kenneth Mayo Massachusetts Nautical Training School Albert T. Gould Ralph Robinson John Jaynes Martin M. Vorse Kenneth Rawson Koatawain Joseph Field Dr. Strong Alfred C. Weed Sharat K. Ray Arthur S. Rueckert Charles Sewall Novia Bula Providence R. I

Long Hill Church holds Children's Day service

Long Hill M E church hosted a Sunday morning Children's Day program despite rain. Students performed songs recitations and group numbers led by Rev P St John Colman with several participants including Jean LaBarr Eve lyn Cotton Virginia Kitcher and Jeanette Wildman. Remarks by Colman followed by songs and a closing hymn.

Long Hill Long Hil M. E Jean LaBarr Evelyn Cotton P. St. John Colman Ruth Emack Virginia Kitcher Kenneth Keeton Helfer Jeanette Wildman Donald Schneider Beasle Lea Shirley Jennings Gloria Mary Cummings Renzullll Ethel Al~bert Evelyn Lange Claire Atkins Josephine LaBarr Hark Ridgefield Lee M. E. Hall Easton Lee M. E Clarice Radciife Wesley Stratford Lawrence Sherman Charles Radcliffe Ralph Huntley Solon P. Wales Monroe Samuel G. Seeley Tashana Rarph Huntley Gladys Albert Huntley

Loom Fixers Strike in Chicopee Mills for Wages

Chicopee Mass June 21 Loom fixers of the Chicopee Manufacturing company carried out a threatened strike over wages. About 227 workers left the plant and seven night workers also quit, signaling broad wage discontent at the facility.

Chicopee Mass Associated Press Chicopee Manufacturing Company Ink Tata W. EL

Village Justice Captures Bandits Near Pittsburgh

Three automobile bandits fleeing a Butler gasoline station robbery are engaged by village justice Abert Lerch of Allison Park. In the shootout two bandits are wounded, one escapes, and the officer recaptures the car before the third escapes. Prior stop came from motorcycle officer Brady Peal who was disarmed.

Pittsburgh Loren Lorcn Brady Peal Lerch Lorch

Vienna Turns From Flyers to Trial

Vienna reporters note three days of excitement over Chamberlin and Levine as Madame Nelly Grosavescu faces a sensational trial. She shot and killed her husband Traian Grosavescu, famed tenor of the Vienna state opera, last February and promises startling revelations about his alleged infidelities to the court.

Vienna Chamberlin Levine Nelly Grosavescu Traian Grosayvescu Vienna State Opera Madame Grosavescu

Caruso to plead jealousy as motive in murder case

Caruso will plead that the murder was amply justified because she was goaded to bitterest jealousy by the openness and multiplicity of Grosaveb cu's love affairs with other women.

Caruso Murde Grosavebcu

Eames Busy Closing Shore Front Deal

George M. Eames, president of the Park board, pushes an agreement to let the city develop Grovery Hill Black Rock shore front. Plans await final signatures with a Finance Advisory board meeting likely. About $12,000 from 1917 bonds will fund roughly a dozen tennis courts on the Laurel avenue plot.

George M. Eames Park Board Grovery Hill Black Rock Financial Advisory Board Laurel Avenue

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Judge Nichols Mildred Wakely Roberta Shipman Ido J Hough Matthias Trumpull Bertha Morazes Room Two Mary Curtis Sally Curtiss Kolos King Health's Castle Knoight Mary Curtiss Charles Hubbs Mildred Wakeley Cjyiemas Bertha Moraz Leverty Drug Stores Hindle Pharmacies Mery Curtis Robert Kempton Leon Koxowsay Edna Pe Vera Jonson Helen Glowatsky Kyrlis M. Stickles John Cockerill Walter Bunnell Viola Naramore Joseph Goda Harriet Morrison Frank Chordas Beatrice M. Bucklas Harold Cockerill The Post Marilin Curtis Arthur Hudson Howard Curtis A. Curtis Duncan Grant Porteous Porteous Donald Morrison Muirhead Alice Newell Loth Wells Street Vacation Bible School Nichols Methodist Episcopal Church Florence Holzoayd Mt. Holyoke College Ladies Aid Society James Durward Arlad Long Hill Church Union Pacific Interstate Commerce Commission Village Justice Eames Shore Front Dt Scholl Pat Dale Lee Barnum Seo Bros Main St
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