Aine Brooklawn Golfers Survive State Tourney
Aine Brooklawn golfers survive the first Connecticut Gulf Association state championship. Thirty six Championship division players, including Seeley and Hovey, qualified at Brooklawn after soggy greens and late scores. Medalist honors undecided as leaders face off in the 36 hole event.
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Aine Brooklawn
W. Parker Seeley
Brookaway Country Club
Roser Z Hovey
Shuttle Meadow
Connecticut Gulf
Minor
M. Davis
New Haven
J. D. Chapman
Greenwich
H. H. Whaples
Wee Burn
C. A. Whelps
Brooklawn Club
L. Mills
H. N. French
Race Brook
Bridgeporte
Seeley
Wheeler
Abbott
Hrabbara
Wintering
Field
Waldo
Phelps
Manning
Sporting Page
Auto Collision Injures Four on Maplewood Avenue
Four people injured when a car carrying John Wallen collided with Harry Dworkin’s vehicle on Maplewood Avenue. The driver was thrown on its side. Injured include Miss Annie Fiklund with fractured ribs. Burns of the Emerges hospital and Mrs. Dane Len, both with probable injuries. Several others suffered minor contusions and lacerations. all taken home or to hospital as emergency cases.
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Paver Aurome
Maplewood Avenue
John Wallen
Lenox Avenue
Harry Dworkin
Heechwool Avenue
Annie Fiklund
Lenewvenue
Newspaper Delivery Notice Prompt From Bridgeport Papers
If you do not receive the Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post, or if your paper is late, report the issue to ensure a timely delivery and replacement.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Vote to Oppose Stiff Opponents In 1922 Connecticut
NEW HAVEN June 3 The Men's Republican ratification committee met to oppose nominating any person for state offices or assembly membership in 1922 who fails to openly declare support for woman suffrage or the adoption of the federal suffrage amendment in Connecticut.
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New Haven
Men's Republican Ratification Committee
General Assembly
Connecticut
Harding Crafting Keynote Speech Aiming for Campaign Core
Senator Harding concentrates on the acceptance speech to serve as the campaign keynote. He plans to depart Washington around July 3 for Marion Ohio after talks with party leaders and before the executive committee meeting. A letter from Rochester Pennsylvania notes a dollar loan to him long ago, reflecting support and personal admiration amid campaign chatter.
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Washington
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Rochester
Building schools and democracy through education
Arnold Gesell of Yale tells city normal school graduates that expanding schools and better teacher salaries invest in democracy. He argues teaching strength sustains democracy, while Dr Gil notes low college progression rates and the need to boost education access.
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Gesell
Yale
City Normal School
Arnold Gesell
Yale University
Shearer
Germany
Gil
Kinders Jien
Seid
WeRoy Weiler
Lemuel J. Slawson
Streets Fall to Decimating Fire in Derry Clash
Five Sinn Feiners were killed as machine guns covered Protestant removals from Barracks Street in Londonderry. Rioting fills the city with fear as 40,000 residents endure days of terror with extre mists from both sides controlling streets and shops closed as panic spreads.
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Associated Press
Londonderry
Barracks Street
Fhop Street
Sniplig
Bishop Street
Sinn
Londonderry Fighting Rages as Death Toll Grows
Violent clashes erupt in Londonderry with machine guns in use and refugees flooding nearby Tyrone and Donegal. Sinn Feiners and Unionists clash through Bishop Street and surrounding zones. casualties, including Whiteside family, mount as barricades rise and authorities struggle to separate the sides.
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London
Londonderry
Glelock
Terro
Strabane
Derry
Tyrone
Donegal
Igans
Carrigans
Ulster
Tennessee Governor to Call Session Over Federal Suffrage
Governor Roberts announced he would convene a special Tennessee legislature session per President Wilson to act on the federal suffrage amendment so women could vote in November if ratification occurs. Wilson also urged the session via telegram.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roberts
Tennessee
Wilson
United States
Washington
Governor Roberts
Plank to Express Its Views on Dry Issue at Convention
San Francisco June 23 A volunteer corps of platform builders works on a Democratic national convention plank on prohibition enforcement Leaders including Chairman Cummings say the issue will dominate the convention and likely reach the floor Several delegates outline varied approaches from Governor Edwards New Jersey to modifying the Volstead Act A compromise plank centering on personal liberty is favored to robustly oppose the Republican Congress The discussion also touches on whether to adopt the platform before or after the presidential nominee is chosen
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San Francisco
Cal
Cummings
National Committee
Edwards
New Jersey
Congress
Washington
Republican Congress
Sameson
San Antonio
Bryan Predicts Factional Fight over Liquor and Peace
The article reports William Jennings Bryan predicting a factional contest over the peace treaty with reservations. He says ratification with reservations is favored, while profiteer and saloon interests oppose it. Bryan notes primaries show strong opposition to ratification without reservations and discusses potential Democratic candidates and criteria for availability this year.
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Bryan
Lingol
Ngain J
Ryan
She Communer
William G. Meadee
Colby Denies Wilson Will Force Ideas on Convention
Bainbridge Colby, secretary of state and delegate to the national convention, arrives in Chicago en route to San Francisco and says President Wilson has not dictated party positions nor pressed for specific candidates. He asserts the convention will be free from any external attempts to steer its direction.
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Wilson
Ta Lim
Herbert Hoover
Owen
Oklahoma
Agriculture Meredith
Bryan
Prohibition
Wall Street
Colby
Chao
Bainbridge Colby
Thutocralie National Conliman
Chicago
San Francisco
Ted
Huey, Sondlly
Silvey
McAdoo Denies Illicit Run Claim as False
NEW YORK June 25 William G A McAdoo branded as false a statement that he is too ill to run and that he pressured a minister and publisher to block his name at the San Francisco Democratic convention. He condemned the rumor as without foundation and urged newspapers to avoid such defaming claims.
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McAdoo Brands
New York
William Ga Ny
Garris A. Jenkins
San Francisco
King
McAdap
Harding Favored Ireland's Cause in Private Letter
KANSAS CITY Mo June and D Wrish former chairman of the federal industrial relations for a mission tonight made public what he had a copy of a letter Senator Warren Harding Republican presidential nominee wrote to him. The letter expresses sympathy for Ireland's independence and for its national aspirations while noting reservations shown in the Senate over the League of Nations. It was dated March 34 and released by Mr Walsh who also provided a letter to Senator Harding to clarify an earlier misimpression.
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Kansas City
D. Wrish
Federal Industrial Relations
Warren & Harding
Republcan
Harding
Ireland
Walsh
United States
Lyeland
Senate
League of Nations
Laul
Jetter
Former head of aldermen Thomas McMullen dead
Thomas McMullen, longtime president of the common council from 1883 to 1898 under Mayor Walter B. Bostwick, died after weeks of illness at Sanford Wyepue. Survived by wife, son Robert, brother Will Kelsey, and Miss Sarah Seatmen. A Knights of Columbus member and St. Augustine's communicant, his funeral will be Saturday from his home and St. Augustine's. Burial at a local cemetery.
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Thomas
McMullen
Common Council
Walter B. Bostwick
Bryant Ele Company
Sanford Wyepue
Robert
Will Kelsey
Sarah
Knights of Columbus
St. Augustine's Church
Lsfe
St Augustine's Church
Prohibition Agents Inspect Bridgeport Saloon Situation
Prohibition enforcement agents conducted a thorough survey of Bridgeport saloons yesterday to gather evidence. No arrests reported yet. officials expect potential actions today or later this week.
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Bridgeport
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Louis N. Hartee
Murphy
San Franco
Hartog
Hariog
Carson
Gend
Harley
Corn Products Company
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Pyat
ANCE
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