Bank interests bolster shaken Wall St turmoil
June 22 New York reports banking interests step into the market to stabilize prices after a week of failures and investor losses. Seymour Cromwell of the NYSE meets J P Morgan & Co as banks consider measures to shore up brokerage firms and curb further stock exchange failures.
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Former U S day agent protected saloon keepers
Newark June 2 Samille P Gon e former chief of the field Prohibition enforcement staff of New Jersey was convicted by a jury of bribing enforcement agents to provide protection to saloon keepers and bootleggers. Additional charges against Cone and others stem from a plot involving seven Middlesex county saloon keepers who allegedly would receive protection for 700 dollars in monthly payments.
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Prohibition
President Harding Speech Draws Local Radio Audience
Intense interest filled the crowd as President Harding spoke last evening. A large audience gathered to hear the commander in chief, with many listeners tuning in on home radios and telephones to catch the address and reactions from the crowd and press reports.
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Harding Advocates Rail Merging Plan
President Harding urges consolidation of U S railroads into a few systems as a path to solve transportation problems. He warns against a costly, politically charged merger and supports Railroad Labor Board adjustments, while noting concerns over fair decisions and compliance by employers.
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Local Bank and Rail News Mix in Vague Financial Briefs
A jumble of financial and public notices reports bank loan activity, stock moves, and railway plans with scattered city and state references. Mentions include Connecticut, New York, and Hartford, plus references to court actions, resignations, and upcoming events.
Two British Ships Bring Dry Ruling Test to Port
Two ocean liners bearing the Union Jack dock in New York Harbor with liquor shipments amid U S Treasury rules. Officials warn inspections could begin as authorities test carrying wet goods on the ships, while diplomats monitor possible enforcement and defiance of the ruling before the vessels sail for Europe.
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Senior Proms Logial Success Of Year Ath
Bright lights and flowers set a festive tone as Bridgeport High hosted its annual senior prom with more than 400 students dancing to Melodies and led by a full orchestra. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thanos CO Magre and many parents. hundreds of graduates wore corsages and carried roses as they enjoyed a formal evening of dancing and socializing.
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Morse firm accused of missing ship revenue accounts
Washington June 22 records from the United States Transport Company docks allege that Morse firm failed to account for about 1.25 million dollars in revenues from operations of thirteen ships. Expert I J Wielding prepared the slides used in the defense while prosecutors seek to examine the witnesses in a forthcoming trial. Ships built for the government at Avoten and Alexandria are cited in the dispute.
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Leviathan Sets Steamer Record at 28.04 Knots
Leviathan reportedly established a new steamer speed record at 28.04 knots per hour while returning to New York after a trial. The previous record was 27.6 knots, set during a prior voyage.
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C O C Committee Plans 10 Fight For Better Roads
Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee prepares a campaign to compare Fairfield county roads with the rest of the state. A conference with Highway Commissioner McDonald is planned after a July 1 inspection tour of bridges and roads. The committee seeks immediate funds in the state appropriation for highway work and urges paving near Mendgenert.
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New Ringland Fire Chiefs Elect Moran President
The three day first annual convention of the New Ringland Fire Chiefs Association ended with Chief John Moran of Hartford elected president for the year. Other officers include Chief Daniel J. Johnson of Hartford as second vice president and Patrick J. Furies as first vice president. The group also discussed expanding membership and planned hosting duties for next year in Burlington or Boston.
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Murray Stabbed by Unknown Assailant
John Murray of Railroad Avenue was stabbed by an unknown assailant. He was bleeding from wounds on his left hand and another injury after a reported attack. Trollies officials were summoned and Murray said he did not know the boat travel project was ongoing.
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Viviani’s Condition Worsens After Fainting Spell
Paris reports former Premier Viviani, aged 60, collapsed during a march and was transported home after fainting. His illness has suddenly worsened this evening, with authorities noting a severe decline in his health.
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Arraign Former Leaders of Defunct L A Steel Combine
Grand Jury indicted six former officers of the defunct L.R. Steel Corporation. Five defendants pleaded not guilty in Supreme Court before Justice Hinkley after a weeklong investigation by District Attorney Guy B. Moore and Deputy Attorney General Hugh Reilly. Named individuals include Waller M. Wilkins, Paul Chae, Arthur Fold, and Francia J. Roche, among others. Attorney General Cael Sherman ordered an investigation into stock selling and finances of He J. Re Speed Co. which led to further indictments. one defendant died shortly after the announcement en route to Chicago.
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Germans Killed and Hostages Taken in Ruhr Action
Three Germans were killed in separate incidents near Lintrap Secklinghausen and Rycklinghausen as Ruhr troops tightened control after Belgian clashes. Six hostages, including town leaders, were seized and penalties imposed on Marl and Burr. Telegraph use restricted, restaurants and venues closed, public gatherings limited.
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Yale Seizes Regatta Victory Over Crimson Crew
Yale's powerful varsity crew defeated the Crimson at New London on June 22, achieving an overwhelming triumph that capped a notable season comeback under home-break coaching. The Blue led from early, finished six lengths ahead, and set a commanding pace in the premier regatta race. Yale freshmen and junior eights also posted wins, continuing the dominant day for Yale crews at the Cambridge course.
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Gotillo backs Vanzetti case as innocent men
Boston June 22 Salvatore A Iola chairman of the committee au judy of the New York Legislature and New York State Senator urged that Nicola and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, convicted of the 1920 paymaster murder and holdup, be aided. He stated he offered legal services at the request of the Grand Lodge of the Sons of Italy and Garriere D'Amenteu, defending two men he believes innocent and urged Americans to uphold due process and fair play, urging reconsideration of the trial and jury.
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Priest Insured Brother Before Murder Trial
Montreal June 22 Adriane Delorme former Catholic priest accused of murdering his half brother Raoul to escape financial difficulty testified that he took a $25 000 life policy on the younger man shortly before the slaying A witness from La Vie Assurance company said the act was to secure the policy for Raoul and the date of the requested policy was the same day The will was witnessed by Bishop Rheaume rector of Ottawa University where Raoul studied and was the chief witness on the will
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Million in liquor seized in Philadelphia operation
Prohibition agents seized about $1,000,000 in liquor in Philadelphia, including June Champagne and other wines sold at low prices. The raid targeted a merchant on Eighth Street near Kyirmevut Avenue, with a warrant expected for proprietor Joseph Willen. John Wisen was identified as the man who supplied the liquor, held by a Federal commissioner on $1,069 bail awaiting further hearing.
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Manitoba Votes to End Prohibition Law
Winnipeg June 1 Voters of Manitoba adopted by popular vote today a measure whereby intoxicating liquors will be sold by the government. Although complete returns had not yet been received, Winnipeg gave the proposal a majority of 24 000 and scattered returns from across the province indicated the measure would pass. Heretofore liquor had been entirely prohibited.
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Volcano District Faces Cold Wave and Eruption Fallout
June reports from the Italian press describe limited damage from the Mount Eire eruption near Castiglione and Ténguaglossa, with some homes burned but no mass destruction. Refugees suffer cold, clothing aid arrives, while vineyards and orchards sustain losses. lines of communication disrupted and area measured around four square kilometers.
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