Doolan Named Western Division Dry Squad Chief
State Prohibition Director Frank T. Putney announces Edward B. Doolan of New Haven will head the Western Division of the state prohibition squad. Doolan’s appointment, passed by the U S Treasury and Internal Revenue, becomes effective July 1, replacing James J. Fowler who resigns to join Harry E. Mackenzey’s staff. Anthony Manson likely fills the Connecticut vacancy.
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Prohibition
Frank T. Patnes
Guilford
Edward B. Doolan
Western Division
Prohibition Squad
U. & Treasury Department
Comminsaioner
Internal Revenue
D. H.blair
Washington, D. C
Doolans
James J. Fowler
Harry E. Mackenzey
Bethel
Dorian
Anthony Manson
Federal
Prohibition Department
Connecticut
Putney
Deolan
Ward cablegrams turned over by court ruling
Supreme court decision allows inspection of a series of cablegrams tied to Walter S. Ward. Attorney General Sherman seeks to bolster a criminal case for Ward, linked to the slaying of Clarence Peters. Ward’s counsel argued privilege and contended the messages were not his. Cable firms argued the messages were not sent or received by Ward.
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White Plains
Sherman
Water S. Ward
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Slass
Supreme Court
Ward
Justice Warner Iadar
Walter S. Ward
Banquet Without Speeches At Druggists' Convention
A speechless banquet during the State Druggists' Association gathering last night at the Stratfield ballroom featured Gertrude Crosby of the Metropolitan Opera House delivering songs and readings, with the Gloria Quartet and a jazz band providing entertainment for dancing afterwards. Ernest L. Gyde of Waterbury announced his nominating committee would meet at 9 this morning to name officers for the year. Side Lights on the Banquet reports lighthearted anecdotes from attendees.
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Stratfield
Gertrude Crosby
Gloria Quartett
Jags
Musle
Ernest L. Gyde
Waterbury
Connecticut Thermoceutical Association
Migs Gertrude Crosby
Illumination Company Management Scored by Fairfield Residents
Fairfield residents at a Fairfield Luncheon club meeting criticized the Bridgeport office management of the United Illuminating Company as impertinent and pig headed. Dr. William H. Donaldson cited a recent incident where workers cut wires at a parish house, prompting public censure and calls for accountability from local figures including Deacon Wakeman and Charles A. Paul, the company manager.
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Fairfield
First Church of Christ
Corporation
Bridgeport
Muminating
Pequot Inn
Southport
Public Service Corporation
William H. Donaldson
Rawlinson
LaCrosse
Donaldson
United Illuminating Company
United Iluminating Company
Wakeman
Deacon Bacon Wakeman
Charles A. Paul
Paul
Deacon Wehkeman
United Dominating Company
You
Ike
Waiter Demands Bread Sliced, Fight At Stratfield Hotel
Theodore Giambazi, a waiter, argued with cook Harry Abramates over who should slice bread at the Stratfield during lunch. A knife allegedly struck Abramates in the eye, the cook was lightly wounded, and Giambazi was jailed on assault charges with bonds set at 569 dollars. Giambazi claimed he went to the bakeshop for bread slices, as a dispute over kitchen roles escalated into violence.
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Theodore Giambazi
Lesbia Street
Giambazi
Stratfield
Harry Abramates
Barnum Avenue
Taxen
Darien Fair Off Because of Ku Klux Event
Darien June 28 Special to the Telegram General Hodges world war division leader called off the proposed Way Side Fair to be run by five local churches for their joint benefit. The withdrawal came after Rev J J McGuane pastor of St Johns Roman Catholic church opposed the friendliness shown to the Ku Klux Klan by Rev J W Morgan Methodist pastor. McGuane was treasurer of the committee. he withdrew after Morgan refused to deny ties to the organization which recently entered his church and displayed an American flag. Hodges said the offense to the church destroyed the community spirit.
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Darien
H. H. Hodges
J. J. McGuane
St. John's
J. W. Morgan
Father McGuane
Dr. Morgan
General Hodges
Tragedy on Quinnipiac River Tolls Two Children
In New Haven on June 26 two children died trapped by flames aboard an old gasoline tugboat named Avalynne owned by HH Co Rowe Oyster Co after a boat fire on the Quinnipiac River. Firemen fought the blaze as attempts to rescue failed and the cause was suspected cigarette or match ignition in the hold. The boat was badly damaged and beached as rescuers reached the scene.
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New Haven
Quinnipiac River
Georgianna Turberti
William Purbert
William Gerrick
Helen
Bnal
Avalynne
Hh, Co
Rowe Oyster Company
Regulations on narcotics and liquor attacked at 47th convention
Eugene Brockmeyer counsel for the National Association of Retail Druggists condemned federal drug and liquor regulations at the 47th Connecticut pharmaceutical association convention. He accused the prohibition commissioner of reducing medicinal whiskey allowances and failing to enforce laws, urging druggists to back a Democratic president for better enforcement.
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Warren G. Harding
National Prohibition Commissioner
Stratfield Hotel
Byugene &. Brockroeger
Washington, D. C
National Association of Retail Druggists
Connecticut Ipharmaceutical Association
Brockmeyer
Curtis P. Gladding
Hartford
Brockmayer
Ruggisia
Harding
65 Cents Loot in Three Burglaries
A daylight burglar jimmied a front door at 9b Park Avenue and looted James Brennan's apartment, taking 65 cents and a few small items. Byron Dixon at 169 Laurel Avenue reported 15 cents in cash and a watch stolen, with entry via a forced door. An attempt at Hawsey House, 90 Washington Avenue, was foiled when a young man was deterred by residents.
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Park Avenue
Jane
James Brennan
Byron Dixon
Laurel Avenue
Caah
M Watch
Atolin
Hawsey
Washington Avenue
Divorces and Annulment Granted in Superior Court
In a series of actions yesterday in the Superior court, Judge Wolfs granted 22 divorces and one annulment. several desertion cases were dismissed or withdrawn. Julia Isabella Feeley testified her husband Frederick L. Feeley abused her for 18 years, leading to a cruelty decree and custody of two children. An annulment was also granted to John Wilson and Alice Wilson. further details continued on page three.
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Wolfs
Het
Julia Isabella Feeley
Bristol
State
Frederick L. Feeley
Feeley
Angerad
Weeley
John Wilson
Alice Wilson
Bottlenose Whales Delight McMillan Party on First Day
Special wireless from the Bowdoin bound to MacMillan expedition off Monhegan Maine reports two bottlenose whales seen near Booth Bay harbor. Guests witnessed close-ups as the large black fellows surfaced and spouted. The party marveled at the creatures, considered them valuable for meat yet treated as exhibition. Continued on page two.
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McMillan Party
York
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Monhegan Harbor
Maine
Marion
Maia
Vermilyn
American Radio Relay League
Thie
Booth Bay Harbor
Monhegan
Seenulluk
Beilin Land
Wags
Aid
Arctic
Harding Seeks Tax Cuts amid Utah Welcome
President Harding, in Utah on a western visit, urged local governments to economize while outlining administration plans to cut U. S. taxes. He spoke from the steps of the Bountiful City Hall and in the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City, praising public cordial reception and the renewed faith in the nation's future.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Associated Press
Harding
Litah
Republic
Ogden
Salt Leake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Senate Finance Committee
Senator Smoot
Salt Lake
Herding
Bountiful
Washington
Norwalk Board Names Jakob High School Head
Norwalk voters and officials note the selection of Prof. Philip A. Jakob as principal of Norwalk Senior High School. He succeeds Willan D. Noyen who resigned to head East Haven schools. Jakob, a Yale and Columbia grad, has led science at Greenwich and Trenton High Schools and was vice principal at Meriden for a year.
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Norwalk
Philip A. Jakob
Meriden High School
Board of Education
Jakob
Willan D. Noyen
East Haven
Columbia College
Yale University
Greenwich High
Byate
Phillip A. Jakob
Mauton Man
Fairfield Road
Albert Ray
Westport
Wiyon
New York
Stamford Road
H. H. Hodges
Darien
Horton
Long Hill
Dog Porporex
Fairfield
John Mayville
New Haven
Bursslor
Death of Archbishop Tikhon of Russia Reported in Moscow Dispatches
Riga June 6 Associated Press reports say Archbishop Tikhon former patriarch of all Russia died in prison on June 16. Moscow dispatches note he addressed a letter to the Supreme Court renouncing anti Soviet tendencies. Officials claim he was released but refuse to reveal his location.
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Riga
Associated Press
Tikhon
All Russia
Moscow
Supreme Court
Late returns add one seat for farmers
Toronto June 26 Ontario late returns from yesterday's provincial elections show the United Farmers party with one more seat, but the Conservative sweep remains. Conservatives hold 77 seats, Liberals 13, United Farmers 14, Labor 4, and 1 Independent.
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Ontario
Toronto
Ont
Farmers Party
United Farmer-Labor
Liberals
United Farmers
Labor
Independent
Prohibition clashes and local notes in Taectigbotk County
Local and regional items report disputes over bread cutting at Stratfield hotel, arrests, and actions by federal agents and state officials. The column covers court rulings on cruelty, a fatal auto accident, storm damage, civic meetings, retirements, crime updates, and a mix of sports results, weather impacts, and transportation news.
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Stratfield Hotel
Alene
Edward 8Ovis
Prohibition
Frank T. Futney
Western Division
Welle Sette de Alvorce
Pel
H. 8
United Muminating Co. Co
Smith
Employment Managers Association
Samuel Lev
Main Street
Daniel Doyle
Lightning Strikes Farm Districts Amid Easter Storms
A severe electrical storm caused fires and crop damage across Field County as lightning struck a hay stack and killed a cow near Easton. Bridgesport dodged the worst but faced outages in electricity and phones. Westport flood disrupted streets and service, while Hills Palat road suffered washouts and rail signals failed, delaying transport.
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Field County
Bridgeport
Robert Macquat
Eantos
Dealth
Hidmefield
Westport
Chamber of Commerce Drive Enlists 101 New Members
The Chamber of Commerce drive to recruit Bridgeport residents added 101 new members yesterday, pushing two day total to about 200. Dietz of team 16 led with 16 new applications at the Elk’s Club luncheon, most from Bridgeport Brass. Major Hincks led his division with 47 new applications to date, followed by Wolts with 22 and Hincks with 20 in recent counts.
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Chamber of Commerce Driv
Carl F. Dietz
Elka' Club
Ing
Bridgeport
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Organizatio
Dietz
Elkst Club
Bridgeport Brass Company
Edmund
W. T. Hincks
Wolts
Hincks
Wollff Workers
Port James
F. McGovern
Wiltans
Hall Coon
John Wynkoop
Board of Bancation
Tiret Chur
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Anthony Manion
Billy Hindle
Hindle
Sual Herry
Billy
Phoeh
Banduet
Cook
National Association of Druggists
Donald B. Macmillan
Tam Mr- Cue
Venus
Juno
Heaven
Queen
Sunday Post
Utaw
U. S
Norwalk Board
Jakob High School
Russia
Taectigbotk County
Thing
Pelegraph Company
Okmulgee County
Ola
Dodd
Brooklyn
Hylan
C. W. Morse & Co
Kin Reney Jpleet Corp
Serala
Jikbon
Rohnny- Gillespie
Yilutory
Wrterbury
Bridgeport Wis
Albany
New Mayer
Springfield
Harford
Athletics
José
Red Sox
Indians
Tigers
Giants
Philadelphia
Pirates
Hargrave
Reds
Cubs
W. P. Seeley
J. TL
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Charley O'Hearn
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