KIWANIANS HEAR TALK ON CHEMISTRY
Bridgeport Kiwanis heard H T Leavenworth explain chemistry history and Germanys lead in the field The speaker stressed cellulose coal tar and dye intermediates and urged national education and research to keep Americas chemical independence Also reports Lucille Marcel American soprano died in Vienna
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Kiwanis Club of
Bridgeport
Stratfield Hotel
H. T. Leavenworth
Bridgeport Testing Laboratories
Germany
Leavenworth
Ead
Jchemist
Chemical Foundation
New Haven Man Receives Honor Degree at Bowdoin
Newman Smyth of New Haven was awarded the degree of Rector of Divinity at Bowdoin College’s 116th commencement. The Bowdoin Medical School program, long supported, marked milestones after more than a century of effort, as six degrees in the course were noted amid financial considerations.
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Brunswick, Mue
Bowdoin
Newman Smyth
New Haven
Bowdoin Medical School
Palm Beach
Lighthouse keeper rescues party of three at sea
New Haven, June 25. A party of three, Trank and Anna Bross and friend Hattie Bool, went ashore after fishing on the sound. Their motor boat capsized near the light during a squall and the lighthouse keeper rescued them unharmed, keeping them overnight.
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New Haven
Trank
Anna Bross
Hattie Bool
Bradleyville Man Dies After Rock Fall Near Home
Edward Stauffer of Bradleyville was fatally injured when he fell from rocks into a creek near his home in Waterrbury. He suffered a skull fracture and died after being taken to a Bradford hospital. Plans in Bradford, Eng., call for immediate construction of 60 dwellings to revive the housing situation.
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Waterrbury
Edward Stauffer
Bradleyville
Bradford
Eng
Lightning Touch Sparks Kitchen Fire in Anbonia
A lightning bolt during a thundering shower struck the chimney at Mrs. Michael Garrity’s home on Hodge Avenue, igniting the kitchen stove. The stove had been unused since warm weather, was filled with paper, and the bolt tore wallpaper. no damage or injuries were reported.
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Anbonia
Michael Garrity
Hodge Avenue
Four Uncontested Divorces Granted by Judge Kellogg
Judge John Kellogg granted four uncontested divorces at the short calendar session of the Superior Court yesterday. The actions involve Lapolla of New Canaan from Mary Sehett and Lapolla of Bridgeport for infidelity. a divorce from Carl F. Murphy of Bridgeport for desertion. Beers Ross of Westport and Rose of Biltmore, N. G. for infidelity with change of name to Beers allowed. Gilbert H Vanderwerken of Stamford from Trene Vanderwerken of Mount Vernon for desertion. All marriages occurred in the early 1900s to 1918 and alimony or name change terms were noted.
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John —. Kelloge
Superior Court
Lapolla
New Canaan
Mary Sehett
Bridgeport
Emily Dunning Murphy
Carl F. Murphy
Beers Ross
WesttLtarlp
A. Rose
Biltmore
N. G
Beers
Tucees Keene
John BE. Keeler
Eight Thousand Dollar Verdict In Woman Killed By Trolley
A Norwalk case sees Dominick Omicisci filing against the Connecticut Company for the death of Susy Gmiccioli struck on Westport avenue tracks December 19 1900. Jurors award 8000 in damages with 33000 noted in filing. judge Keeler to rule on motion to set aside. Trial closes April session after eleven weeks. court to resume for uncontested divorces before adjournment.
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John T. Keeler
Dominick Omicicisli
Connecticut Company
Susy Gmiccioli
Westport Avenue
Norwalk
Nightfal
Rune Ring
Connecticut
Thraia
Keeler
Marine strike officially called off in nationwide action
New York reports the nation wide strike of affiliated marine unions began May 1 and was officially ended by a referendum of local firemen and sailors who voted to return to work without a new contract. Marine engineers ended their part by accepting the agreement signed by the national president with the shipping board.
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New York
Marine Engineers
Shipping Board
First Woman Appointee of Harding Is Nurse
Salt Lake City Utah June 14 Mrs Jennie P Musser one of the first women appointees by President Harding nominated for collector of customs here is a professional nurse. She is a native of Payson Utah and before moving to Salt Lake City taught school for several years in the Hawaiian islands. Two years ago she ran on the Republican ticket for county recorder and was defeated.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jennie P. Musser
Harding
Payson
Alan
Aawaiian Islands
County Recorder
Favorable Senate Report on Immigration Bill
Washington June 23 The Senate Immigration committee ordered a favorable report on a House bill permitting admission of between five and ten thousand aliens who applied for this country without knowledge of the law and who have already been admitted temporarily and charged against future quotas under the new act.
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Washington
Senate Immigration Committee
House
Dr Roy Upham Elected President Of Homeopathy Institute
Dr Roy Upham of Brooklyn was elected president of the American Institute of Homeopathy at its annual convention in Washington. In a separate report from Washington on June 23, the Senate confirmed the nomination of Edward Morgan for postmaster of New York.
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Washington
Roy Upham
Brooklyn
American Institute of Homeopathy
Edward of Morgan
New York War
Senate
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Wise Man
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Joseph Lincoln
Tovrea
Lincoln
Vision House
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J E Buck
Dane Coolidge
Dennis Rackrail
M Bryant
Isabel Ostrander
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