China Demands Revision of Unequal Treaties in Note
Peking asserts need to revise old treaties that grant foreigners special privileges in China and calls for freeing Chinese detainees after Shanghai strikes. It seeks an apology, reinstatement of strikers, improved Chinese working conditions, greater municipal participation, and speech liberty. The notes urge speedier talks at a new conference on general Chinese questions.
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Peking
China
Apomatic Corps
Shanghai
Chinree
Shanhhai
Diplomatic Corps
Tenement Collapse Kills Children in Boston
A three story Boston tenement collapsed killing several children and trapping nine more. The ground floor housed a store while families lived on the upper floors. Police and volunteers searched the debris as the adjacent walls had been weakened by prior razing.
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Boston
Toda
Pimmons and Pals Streets
Man Struck By Taxi In Fatal Nighttime Crash
A man severely injured when struck by a taxi near Fairfield Avenue last night was rushed to St Vine Hospital in critical condition. Police report indicate the hit caused head trauma with possible brain injury as ambulances carried him to care, while witnesses described the wrecked curb scene and hurried response.
William Shepherd murder trial opens with dueling depictions
In Chi cago a jury heard two stark portraits of William Darling Shepherd in the murder case over a 1.09 million will. Assistant State’s Attorney George F. Gorman framed Shepherd as a plotter using “uphold germs” to kill the rich while defense attorney William Scott Stewart claimed Shepherd innocence amid a crowded courtroom.
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Chilago
Wiliam Darling
Shepherd
Murdé Tal
Magnanimou
Churchman
William Scott Stewartcklet
Illinois
Bily McClintock
George F. Gorman
Stewarts
Stowaway Given Court House Cell in New York Case
A stowaway faced trial with hearings at Norwalk and Oyster Bay as legal action moved through district and county courts. Judge Thourss presided while officials sought to apportion responsibility to the shop owners and await holidays’ end.
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Harilord
Charles Julian Ats
Fianuh
Atlant
Attease
Jiquur
Oyster Bay
Tran Alliuta
Aasistoit United
Tsui
Tsui Mtoe
Arive
Norwalk
Jnian
Buche Les Rite Mates
Atlan
Ioana
Tulian Wall
Trumbull Signs Movie Tax Bill Over Objections
Governor Stumbull signed the motion picture tax bill despite protests from Will H Hayes and the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America Inc. The new law taxes films at 16 dollars per reel of 190 feet and 0.60 per extra 100 feet, with the exhibitors seeking an injunction in federal court to challenge constitutionality.
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Stumbull
Will H Hayes
Motion Picture Producers With Distrbutors of America Inc
Connecticut
United States District Court
Benedict M Holden
Theatis
Fairfield County
Westport
Trumbull
Olympia Machi
Cout
New Canaan
Milford D . Hi
Priven
Westport-Weeton
Hecht
Trade School 10 Starts Monday in New Quarters
Kossuth High School becomes State Tevale school annex. On Monday June 29 all departments move from the Main street annex to the building at Kossuth and Sterling streets. About 125 students from dressmaking millinery and drafting transfer as classes reopen.
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Kossuth High School
Tevale School
Main Street
Kossuth and
Sterling Streets
Board of Education
Herbert J Hanson
Te School
Kossuthacool! Ag
Central
Warren Harding
Mongreas
Bill Fing
Sterling Street
Millianson le v
John Armt
Nimat
Leprosy Scare Shocks New Jersey School
Reports describe a mysterious leprosy outbreak among boys at a New Jersey school causing fear of spread. Officials moved to prevent panic while officials warned about possible cases among students and staff.
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Wasa
Gronn
Olympia Macri To Hear Retrial Decision In New Haven
Olympia Macri faces a court appearance in New Haven as Judge John R. Booth weighs a motion for a change of venue in the murder case of John Bagnano. The decision could shift trial location if granted, amid questions of juror knowledge and impartiality.
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Olympia Macri
Booth
New Haven
John Bagnano
Tom Due
Morning
John R. Booth
New Haven County
Aleling
Dusep 1iKelsky
Koletsky
Connecticut
Mery
Koletaky
New London
Folland
Alling
Fie
Philip T Smith
Uni
Explorer Dies of Jungle Fever on South American Expedition
Washington Pennsylvanian reports explorer William Cuitla iaraber died from tropical fever contracted while exploring remote interior of South America. After illness he returned home, led a troubled life, and died in Washington hospital after transfusions and a lengthy illness. Funeral services planned at the Central Presbyterian Church with burial at the Washington cemetery.
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Washington
Penna Duneff
Marisa
Guignee
William Cuitla Iaraber
Ameran Weton
University Museum of Philadelphia
South Vinerlea
Barabre
Washington Comertory
Transfer of funds and restitution themes in postwar talks
Discussion centers on financial arrangements and restitution during a June conference. Lewandowski replaces a former official as he outlines the Fasnel viewpoint before Camiy observers. The text notes money transfers, debt servicing, and in kind payments by Germany to cover reparations and settlements.
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Premium bonds disposed to New York firm in private sale
Bridgeport reports premium paid on issue of priority bonds disposed of to a New York firm in a private sale. The store clears liabilities in a complex deal as public interest surrounds the transaction and the Barnum prize is linked to Florence Goldmin dine. Sage Struck by taxi. multiple injuries in accidents prompt state attention.
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Bridgeport
New York
Barnum Pris
Florence
U77
Wealthy Westport Man Arrested After High Speed Chase
Arthur A Bourne of Westport Conn. is arrested after a police pursuit ending with his wife on the running board directing the chase. He faces a disorderly conduct charge following a confrontation at their Park Avenue home. Bourne, a director at Singe hering Machine and heir to a large estate, had returned from California two days earlier amid a turbulent marriage.
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New York
Bourne
Greens Barms Westport
Connson
Singe Hering Machine Company
Commodore Frederick G Bourne
Hal Atrick
Park Avenue
Bowne
Beatrice Clancy
Calfornia
Wren
Bin
Biel
Class of 1924 Reunion Planned for June 1974
The 1924 graduates of RIES plan a June 30 reunion at Chimpston. A banquet, entertainment, and farewell program are planned with Weidenhammer as president and George Mirmhurst in charge. Speakers include Inde Feinflan Gan Man ice Bakunin and others with Leon Decker giving a talk.
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RIE S
Ia Ciok
Afta
Weidenhanmer
Clin
Wille
George Mirmhurst
Noth Haves
Ind
Uis Plaiers
Thos
Fein
Flan Gan Man
Ice Bakunin
Sosephine Kane
Tim Diche
Eon
Tessie Larsen
Vion Decker
Lehalk
Britain backs new conference to limit navies
In a Commons debate on the Seuiliy pact Austen Chamberlain urged a separate naval armament reduction while warning land forces should also be trimmed. He said Britain and the United States have reduced land forces to police levels and favored a Washington led disarmament conference to ensure world peace.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
Koreisn
United States
Lion & Jana
Chimberlain
Coolidges Take Up Residence At White Court Swampscott
President and Mrs Coolidge arrive for a summer stay at White Court Swampscott MA. They meet local residents at Rea Gables Stearns home and greet Swampscott officials as photographers swarm the scene. The trip from Washington included calls on local dignitaries and a luncheon with friends.
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Swampscott Mass
White House
Ace
Coolidee
White Court
Salem
Ani Toser ii
Washington
Coolidge
North Shore
Rea Gables
Prank W Stearns
Stearns
Butler
Massachusetts
A Tiatt Andrews
Swampscott
John Jacob Rogers
Lowell
Red Gables
Wiliam l Young
Lynn
Trolleymen Vote On Offer Today
A state report notes trolleymen face a compromise offer from their company. Delegates led by John Wall plan a meeting to decide if three shifts will be cut, with seniority affecting wages and service. Local tradesmen in Lex are watching as negotiations continue.
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Badgeport Tealtermen
Lst
Ies
Tle
Sonie Tout
Witl
Pallet Vedas
Wall
Inc 1
Lex Thisen
Hor
Bridgeport High School Graduation Honors Barnum Prize Winners
The Bridgeport High School commencement honored 377 graduates as diplomas were presented by President Lime Havens. Barnum prize essays drew top honors with Alice Aarons winning a New York University scholarship and Helen Fisch earning Tufts College support. Evelyn Eagan, Bessie Walker, and Mary Neary earned additional prizes. other awards covered chemistry, English, shorthand, Latin, and mathematics with multiple recipients named.
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Bridgeport High School
Wight
Lime B Havens
Book of Education
Liorence Bleanpe Grliman
Mob ‘Sydnay
Walter Bennett Lewis
Evelyn Katherine Eagan
Bessie Dilwyn Walker
Editorial Power
Mary Cornelia Neary
Red Cross
JL Knapp
Caroling Chapmap
J. J. Kennedy
Aarons
New York University
Helen M Frisch
Tufte College
Margaret Faith
Evelyn Keagan
Trumbull Selects Medical Board Members in Connecticut
Governor Trumbull appointed a medical board head and ten examiners from major schools to evaluate new license applicants. Requirements include high school graduation and comprehensive knowledge of anatomy physiology hygiene and pathology. Board members include Charley M Bakewell of New Haven and Judge Jolim Wo Tyler of Haddam with other officials from Yale and Stanley Works involved.
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Hartford
Savery
Hetling
Connecticut
Protesso
Charley M Bakewell
New Haven
Jolim Wo Tyler
Iaddam
Fireat Wo Chust
New Hillal
Trumball
Prictine
Bikewells
Yale
Mer
Covernor Trumbull
Christ
Stanley Works
New Brit
McMillen Uses Navy Rads At Wilbur Order In Polar Voyage
Complications over the radio gear of the Macmillan expedition near terminus at Etah Greenland were settled after an ultimatum by Secretary Wilbur. The Navy long wave equipment was refused but ultimately agreed to be carried. the missing set weighed 2000 pounds and caused delays before the Bowdoin and Peary ships departed Maine.
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Tingle
Coolidge
White House
Shepherd Vas
Boston
Macmilillian
Navy Sadia
Wilbur
Washington
Mage Millan
Sutfeney N. S
Paris
Etah
Greenland
Wilbur Wp
Donald McMillian
E Byrd
Navy
United States
National Goode Wraphic Society
Wiscasset
Bers
Maine
Che Neg
Bridgeport Couple Injured in Westport Crash
A Bridgeport couple returning from a wedding reception were severely injured when their car crashed at the Morningside drive Post Road intersection. They were extricated and rushed to hospital. the man suffered multiple injuries and possible internal damage while the woman had internal injuries and bruises.
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Westport
Steve J. Huaztak
Hemlock Street
Poe
Miss Peagy Kundrath
State Street
Bridgeport
Morningside Drive
Post Road
Motensin
Netwalk
West Ambulance
Warfield
He Ts Suterieg
Esther Beniz
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Elie
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Iederat
Speel
Faiman
Court House
Counsel For Exhibitors Association
Trade School
Kossuth
Britain
United States Army
Tea Metevier
Drike Fulter
Reareese
Albany
York
Brooklyn
Eid
Torrnament Hornsby
Aquetuck
Great Britain
Goolidge
Gerrittle
Ize
Florence Goldman
Florence Eleanor Goldman
Walter Lewis
Alice Aarons
Helen Fisch
Tufts
Medical Board
Macmillan
Ultimatus
Secretary of Navy
Syderney
Peary
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