Coolidge Sees Geneva Armament Talks As Promising
President Coolidge views the Geneva naval conference as promising with Britain Japan and the United States pursuing limits on warships. He plans to stay silent on specifics while noting no definite plan for a special congressional session. The White House emphasizes tax reduction as general policy and continues routine diplomatic considerations.
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Rapid City
Associated Press
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Geneva
Coolidge
White House
Tyson
Connecticut
Republican House
Congress
Mr. Coolidge
Washington
Herrick
France
Coolidges
Kelloggs
Paris
Pais
Three Hurt When Sedan Leaves Road in Hopkinton
A sedan tumbled down a 12 foot bank on Brightman hill near Hopkinton injuring three. Philip Pfund of South Boston and his daughters Helen and Marlon were taken to Westerl hospital with scalp wounds, possible skull fracture and spinal injuries, as the car overturned.
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Providence
F I
Associated Press
Brightman’s Hill
Hopkinton
Philip Pound
East Third Street
Boston
Mass
Helen
Marlon
Westerl Hospital
Pfund
Helen Pfund
Marton
Japanese Flappers Draw Police Curb Urging Caution
Tokyo reports police awaken to modern girl styles as flappers with bobbed hair short skirts and rouge draw ire from citizens. Officials promise vigilance on youthful misbehavior while debate rages over western influences clashing with traditional dress and modesty in Japanese society.
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Tokyo
Metropolitan Police Department
Thayer Plea for Interest in Courts at Fitchburg
Judge Webster Thayer urged greater citizen interest in court procedures after presiding over the Sacco Vanzetti case at Fitchburg. He said many citizens rarely enter courts yet criticize them, and urged awareness of how laws are administered and what is happening in courts. He emphasized legal protection of individuals and society. The article then notes a Paris race where Octave Horbergs Sarzceau won the featured event, with Strassburgers and Imonsens Banco placing second and third.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Associated Press
Superior Criminal Court
Webster Thayer
Sacco- Vanzetti
Commonwealth
Saripe AL Scores
Auteuil
France
Paris
Octave Horbergs
Sarzceau
R. B
Strassburgers
Ace
H Imonsens Banco
Church People Complain Crossing Signs Removed
MIDDLETOWN Conn June 24 Edwar R Dunn official painter of the police department was sent out by Chief Charles A Anderson to paint white lines across Main street to guide pedestrians at crossings Dunn proposed a white cross with here under it meaning cross here to save time and print He had seven of them down when church people began to notice They complained to Chief Anderson the sign was sacrilegious causing the emef to remove the embellishment and paint in the word cross
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Middletown
Conn
Edwar R Dunn
Police Department
Charles A Anderson
Dunn
Anderson
Emef
Cloth markets quiet as twills sell well in New York
The Associated Press reports quiet cloth markets with fair demand on a few constructions. Shoe trade receives sizable quantities of drills and twills with advances over earlier quotations. Fine goods see moderate sales of low end rayons, while finer qualities move slowly. Burlap market quiet with no price changes locally or abroad. A 10 yen deal in raw silk spurs active Yokohama market.
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New York
Associated Press
Yokohama
Yale in China still lacks head after resignation
New Haven June 24 The Yale in China trustees took no action to name a successor to Dr Edward Hume who resigned as president amid unsettled conditions. Dickson H Leavens of Norwich Conn appointed treasurer and representative with Changsha HQ for the year. Francis Hutchins will assist. Bean William J Hale granted a furlough. three Chinese faculty Lao Tan and Ying manage Changsha property amid ongoing disorder.
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New Haven
Associated Fress
Edw.d Hume
Yale
Francis § Hutchins
Robert M. Hutchins
Yale Law School
Bean Wiliam J Hail
Yeie-in- Cluna
United States
Kobe
Japan
Lao, Tan and
Ying
Changsha
Stoeckel Named To Nation Wide Traffic Board
Hartford June 24 A P Robbins B Stoeckel state commissioner of motor vehicles has joined a national committee to study city traffic problems. First meeting set for July 4 in Detroit Michigan. Stoeckel advocates accident prevention and has long led Connecticut traffic studies. He heads Eastern Council of Motor Vehicle Administrators and will attend Quebec meeting. Miss Mary G Harris to join Washington meeting June 29 as statistician for the state. Connecticut claims a leading role in compiling accident records to predict hazards and advise eliminations with intersection visibility a major concern.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Robbins B. Stoeckel
Atate
Secretary of Commerce
Hever
de Ok
Michigan
Stoeckel
Connecticut
Eastern Council of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Quebec
Canada
Near
Futine
Virginia
Mary G Harris
State Motor Vehicle Department
Department of Commerce
National Committee of Moitor Vehicles Statisticians
Washington
Hoover J
Commerce Department
Boy Falls Down Stairs In Home Tragic Injury Feared
Eight year old Joseph Seigle of 610 East Main Street fell while at play and plunged down stairs. Doctors at Bridgeport Hospital feared a punctured liver after an ambulance ride from the Emergency hospital facility.
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Joseph Seigle
East
Main Street
Bridgeport
A . Bernstein
Lisbeth Borden Will Is Allowed In Probate Court
Lisbeth Bord en will was allowed in probate court at Attleboro Massachusetts without question. The large bequest of 30000 goes to the Fall River humane league. Miss Borden who died recently in Fall River was acquitted of murdering her father and stepmother over 30 years ago.
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Attleboro
Mass
Associated Press
Lisbeth A Borden
Fall River
Animescue League
Borden
Thompsonville Carpet Shop Ends Shut Down
Thompsonville Connecticut June 24 By Associated Press improved outlooks to stock in the carpet industry have led Bigelow Hartford Carpet officials to discontinue a 10 day general shutdown for July inventory. Weaving departments will run through July 2 and resume July 6. In other departments layoffs occur with the worsted mill closing June 24 and the filling mill on June 28.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Associated Press
Pittsfield pitcher donates blood to save boy
Pittsfield Massachusetts June 24 Edward Baecht pitcher for the Pittsfield baseball club of the Eastern League who belongs to the Philadelphia Nationals underwent a blood transfusion operation at a local hospital to help John Wilkinson president of the club. The operation was successful.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Associated Press
Edward Baecht
Pittsfield Baseball Club
Philadelphia Nationals
John Wilkinson
Walters Reelected President at Exchange Club Meeting
At the semi annual Exchange Club meeting John H Walters was reelected president after a formal acceptance by the committee on nations. Officers elected included first vice president F Grendon Sie second vice president Elliott Curtiasy, treasurer Richard Strpies and secretary Frank Roger with other roles to be confirmed.
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Exchange Club
John H. Walters
Committee On Nations
Walters
F Grendon Sie
Elliott Curtiasy
J William. Hong
Richard Strpies
Tary
Frank Roger
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Takita Shizu
Wiss Tsunada
Komaku
Okada Hoshi
Thayer
Yale-In
China
Lisbeth Borden
Fairfield Avenue
Dodge Brothers
Studebaker
the Blue Ribbon Garage, Inc
Noble
J. H. Walters
HEAG
Athletic Union
Fite
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Reddy
Hart Schaffner
G Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Tars Schavernsi & Marx
Blug Serges
Tirey
Boys
Athletic Union Suis
Hese
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