Allies Plan Meeting on Reparations and Rome on Rhine
London June 23 Allied Planning notes show British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and French Premier Herviot agreeing, with other powers silent, to hold a London conference by mid July to finalize Dawes report execution procedures. The leaders will also visit Geneva at the League of Nations opening in September.
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Engineer Bennett Dies From Wreck Burns At Swift's Crossing
James Bennett of Danbury died in the hospital from burns suffered when a mixed passenger and freight train derailed at Swift's Crossing on June 13. The wreck killed three railway workers and injured others. Bennett served 25 years with the railroad and was an engineer for 20 years, a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and other fraternal groups. He leaves a wife, three daughters, a mother, seven brothers, and four sisters. Funeral tomorrow at 8:50 AM from his Danbury home.
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Holiday Toll Hits Connecticut Highways
A Hartford area toll report details two fatalities and multiple injuries from holiday crashes across Connecticut. William Varanka, 45, died when an East Windsor car overturned. his wife seriously injured but expected to recover. A New Britain man, Harry Gustafson, 35, died after being ejected from a motorcycle’s sidecar. The incidents spanned East Windsor, New Haven, Westport, and Bridgeport areas, with drivers held on reckless driving charges and police reporting numerous injuries and a record traffic day.
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Summer Weather Draws Crowds to Shore Outlets
Heat wave grips the region as thousands flock to Pleasure Beach Seaside Park and nearby beaches. A high of 86 degrees reported at 12 o clock, with a light breeze easing the oppressive conditions. An injured man, Henry Banks Street, was treated after a tram incident near the Blick Hurt Pike. Beachgoers crowded the sands across Fairfield and surrounding shore establishments despite the climb in temperature.
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Veterans Probe Aims to Protect Rights in Employment
Waterbury council orders immediate inquiry into all state government departments employing ex servicemen under federal preference rules. The council also moves to establish a Veterans Relief Fund for disabled veterans, with initial support to hospitals and asylums statewide, not expected to exceed 10 000 dollars.
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Convention fights for leadership in state Democratic bodies
In New York and Connecticut delegates clash for influence over permanent organizations and credentials committees. Samuel Smith predicts a split, while Cummings is slated to head the Resolutions committee. Across Bridgeport, a busy day with injuries, heat strain, large crowds, and local notices reflect a summer surge in activity.
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Rescuers Save Crew After Speed Boat Sinks on Hudson River
Earle Garlick and Dr. George Garlick of this city rescued passengers from the overturned Cigarette speed boat on the Hudson River Saturday afternoon. They boarded the Naaman, observed the craft capsize, and aided victims amid foggy conditions before authorities took over. Continued on Page C2.
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United Church Exceeds Quota for New Building
An update on a church building campaign reports the United Church surpassed its $8,000 pledge goal with about $8,200 raised through pledges and gifts. Rev Horace Day delivered a sermon on sacrifice and religious truth, noting historical ties to the old North and South churches and the 1916 formation of the United Church, as speakers emphasized the significance of the planned building.
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State Prohibitionists Plan Fall Convening in Harbor D
Connecticut prohibitionists announce a fall state convention to decide policy and select candidates for the fall election. Chairman Eonen Lhe says the party will endorse suitable candidates from the major parties and other accepted contenders.
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Canary theft shocks neighborhood as cage left ajar
Police investigated a theft report citing a yellow canary missing from a cage described as in good condition. The owner stated the bird was kept in a pink and warth enclosure and that the cage and feathers vanished after the window was left open.
Picked Wrong Place To Sell Frankforters
Gus Hartofilie and Frank Gurace clashed after a street food dispute in front of 17 Green Street. Both men were arrested and charged with assault.
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Frank Gurace
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American Killed in Chinese Port After Ship Dispute
Edwin G. Hawley, 42, an American and representative of a British concern, was killed in Waninsein amid a clash over wood and oil shipments. The Cockchafer commander ordered executions of two junkmen, and a burial service was held as military leaders prepared to transport Hawley’s body. A U S delegation confirmed the death and noted no further dispute details were provided.
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Girls Complaint Triggers Arrest of Seven Men
Police arrested seven men after a complaint by a girl at 419 Walre and 728 Maplewood Avenue led to a breach of the peace investigation. Names include Simko of 1496 Michael Brsterey Avenue, Delguidice of 728 Maplewood Avenue, and others facing bonds of $500 or more. Police report the case involves drinking, a nightclub style incident, and a violenty illness of a key witness during the investigation.
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Awnings burned at Pembroke Street confectionery
Firemen were summoned to 715 Dokke Street when an awning at Louis Rose’s confectionery burned, likely caused by a cigarette from above. Damage estimated at 25 dollars. Earlier a sofa fire at 101 Arch Street prompted a Still Alarm call with minor damage.
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Man Killed Woman Hurt In Glens Falls Auto Crash
The accident on the Glens Falls Saralope road left Theodore Pietwayk of Schenectady dead and Julia Wrobiewski of Schenectady critically injured when his car veered into a ditch. The woman was hospitalized in Glens Falls.
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Neither McAdoo nor Smith Can Win as Analysts Warn
View of expert analysts says McAdoo and Smith cannot win with party divisions deepening. Homer Cummings expected to chair the Democratic National Convention resolutions committee, with Smith leaders reportedly agreeing with McAdoo strategists on his selection. Delegates from Connecticut and Florida arrive to line up support as nominating plans unfold amid intra party tensions.
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Naming of Klan In Platform Is Contested Issue
New York June 22 General outlines of the platform for the Democratic national convention are agreed upon by party leaders but wide differences remain on planks. The key dispute centers on whether the Klan shall be named and a strong declaration against its activities is demanded by some, while others seek Virginia platform language condemning any assailing religious freedom. George B. Brennan of Illinois says nothing less than naming the Klan will pass without a fight.
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Goldberg Finds It Safer Not to Wear A Badge
A chaotic scene in New York where a parade of dark horses disrupted a party event. Two waiters among the debris sobbed that they would not accept nominations, citing lack of childhood marization. The report hints at party factional tensions and a continuation on another page.
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Follies Show Outbadged In Contest With Delegates
A fragment from a Sunday column discusses two rival Follies shows in Atlantic City competing for attention during an upcoming Democratic convention week. One show aims at New York travelers while the other targets delegates bound for Madison Square Garden, with broad notes on cast, venues, and public interest.
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Life's Darkest Moment Races to New Job, Guest of Police
John McDonald, a Manchester, New Hampshire youth, rode toward Washington for a new job when State police stopped him for lacking funds for a bend. He slept at police HQ in Westport awaiting trial, lamenting the missed opportunity and the possible loss of his car to cover fines. He faces court tomorrow morning and wonders if New Hampshire looks better.
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New Hampshire
Probable Victor in Democratic Race, Blythe Reports
New York June 2. William G McAdoo leads in delegates with Governor Smith next, others waiting in the wings. Blythe outlines tactics to block McAdoo by splitting anti McAdoo votes, aiming for a two thirds nomination, and notes the convention’s uncertain, early stage with several candidates and unknowns.
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