Sale of Beer to Siris Tabooed After Tight Vote
Washington report details a four hour debate and a 250 to 93 House vote to pass the Willis Campbell bill restricting beer sales to certain groups, triggering uproar and interruptions as lawmakers clashed over the measure before sending it to the Senate. A separate note covers President Coolidge addressing New England bankers on transport links and the interdependence of regional industry for national prosperity.
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House
Willis- Camp
Coolidge
Senate
Washington
Tanisht
Nuce
B. Wheeler
Iawue
Epabolican
Ohie
Mae
Cerne
Aires Barkier
Interrug
Brete
Esianel
Arkley
New York
New England
United States
Italian cabinet resigns after stormy session
Rome June 87 The cabinet of Tremisi Giolitti resigns after a stormy session. Sienor Giolitti declines to form a new ministry as 5 named ministers step for premier. Fascist and Nationalists cheer while speeches accuse the foreign minister of broken pledges amid war independence tensions.
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Giolitti
Rome
Tremisi Giolitti
Sienor Giolitti
noYy Bonomi
Treasury
Signor de Nigolas
Chamber of Deputica
Oeen
Fascistia
Sforza
Salandra
London
Non-Stop Flyers Forced to Land Near El Paso
Two aviators from the Davi RL Da Spitizer group left RK for a six month mission. Their craft descended at Fort Rhis at 8:55 PM. The pilots reported engine trouble and intended to continue their flight tomorrow toward Mineola on Long Island, about twenty hours away.
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EL Paso
Fox
Davi
Nin
York
Fort Rhiob
Marne
Man Leaves Family Amid Strain To Seek Relief On Road
Halley, described as steady and generous, disappeared last Saturday after writing his wife from the Gridgeport post office. He cited inability to provide for his wife and three children and suggested she return to her mother's home. The family had lived at John Street quarters of the Woman's Friend and Domestic League for three years. The wife, in distress, seeks aid and appeals for information on Halley’s whereabouts, asking anyone with clues to contact Neklgi iii.
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Gridgeport
Halley
John Street
Ureague
Stiel
Ananda Aid
Hadhey
Neklgi iii
Child Killed by Auto as Bus Hits Boy on Street
Two accidents yesterday left one boy dead and another severely injured. A sixteen year old learner driver struck a child crossing the street, with the vehicle also injuring a second youngster. Both the teen driver and his instructor were charged with manslaughter and held on bond as investigators review the coroner’s hearing and city court disposition.
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Caemine Feansa
Uhree
Ab Sterling
Hessuth
Jane Street
Milton Wra
Arvin
Jask Gold
Chernoff
Bridgeport
Chernoft
Ald
George Nodulaytos
Central Avenue
Barnum Avenue
Pera
Ann Street
Albany Player Ait In Bead By Ball Severe Injury
Albany Bi astern League centerfielder Joe Leary suffered a severe head injury when struck by a pitch in the fourth inning of Bridgenort versus Albany at Ni eel ynconscious. Reports from St Vincent's Hospital and Dr Offrel indicated a skull fracture and brain injury with uncertain recovery prospects.
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Joe Leary
Albany
Wis
Bridgenort
Field Park
Boehl
Leary
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gollid
Waki
Smybowsit
Moy Lee
Mephyetelan
Anide
Alver
Imimelia
Sleur
NO INJUNCTION ASKED AGAINST BIG FIGHT
Clinton XN Howard secretary of the International Reform bureau applied today for an injunction against the Dempsey Carpenter fleet. Vice Chancellor BE B Learning said he had not been asked to grant the writ and had no papers presented.
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Camdel
M. J
Clinton XN
Howard
International Reform Bureau
Ald Mol
T Dempsey- Carpenter Fleet
BE. B. Learning
Dr Farrand's election as Cornell head announced
Ithaga New York June 27 Dr Livingston Farrand prominent in Red Cross work today was elected president of Cornell University to succeed Dr J. Gavin Scharman recently appointed minister in China.
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Ithaga
N.Y
Livingston Farrand
Cornellrsity
Dy Jggoh
Gavin Scharman
China
Motorists Arrested After Failure to Complete Routes
Eight motorists were arrested for not completing advertised routes as bus operators were detained. Two drivers were held for passing a standing streetcar, while others were taken into custody for not adhering to scheduled itineraries.
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Disney
Socialist convention rejects general strike plan in survey push
Detroit June 27 The Socialist national convention endorsed constructive criticism of labor unions and voted for a survey of radical and communist organizations to gauge support for joining a broader Socialist program. A resolution on expelling third ward communists was postponed.
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Detroit
Mieh
Chicago
Wistensia
Daniel Hoan
Mir Nf
Milwaukee
Black Rock School May Add Gym Assembly Hall and More
The Board of Education discussed finishing Black Rock school under construction. Architect Joseph Northrop presented three completion options and figures from Contract & Sons. The board asked for revised estimates to add a gymnasium assembly hall and two more classrooms with heating and electrical work, reporting next meeting. Taxpayers urged adding an assembly hall as a city gathering space. Original price 80000 dollars. additions could bring expenditure to about 27000 dollars if proposals approved.
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Black Rock
Board of Education
Joseph W. Northrop
He Beard
Contracn & Sons
Makati
Passecon
Nnarthray
Flasshd School
T. Z.brien & Sons
Gama Np Tar
Alfred C. Fones
O'arlen
Two Aldermen to Be Elected at Council Meet
Vacancies in the Fifth and Eleventh districts to be filled at a special meeting of the Board of Aldermen on Thursday due to resignations. Archibald E. Smith is the Fifth District candidate. Fred Whisker is favored in the Eleventh District. Officials also consider issuing 806,060 dollars in short term notes for city relief projects.
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Hifth
Tleventh
Alent
Teim Nations
Weller G
Moore
Wiltien
Brown
Ayoy Wilcor
Timates
Archihold E. Smith
G, Co
Fred Whisker
Wlevanth
Aidarmen
Constitution Praised by Viscount Bryce at Watson Chair
Viscount Bryce, former British ambassador to Washington, praised the U S Constitution as the greatest single contribution to government and applied science. He urged the Watson Foundation to promote better understanding between the peoples as Arthur Balfour noted Bryce as the greatest living authority on the American Constitution.
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George Watson
London
Associated Press
Viscount Bryce
Bvitish
Washington
Pnsion House
Ted States
Ensushtien
Viscount Brrce
Watson Foundation
Arthur At. Balfour
Cam
City Judgeship Tangle Puzzles Governor Lake
Governor Lake is unaware the General Assembly failed to agree on a Bridgeport City Court judge. Senate backed Attorney Albert J Merritt while the House insisted on Deputy Judge Frank L Wilder for the post.
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Lake
General Assembly
Bridgeport
Senate
Albert J. Merritt
House
Frank L. Wilder
Loxe
Healy
DeLaney
Unionville
Sald
DeLamey
Leader of Fire Strike Arrested in Quebec
Volunteers fought a blaze in suburbia as Quebec Fire Department workers walked out for higher wages. The strike led to arrests including the strike leader Winifred idet of the National Catholic Union of employees, while hydrants were tampered with. Police swore in thirty three auxiliary officers amid holiday crowds for St Baptiste observances and French mission rites.
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Quebec
Winifred Idet
National Catholic Union of Employes
Erdire
Ejmoulou
St. Tran Baptiste
Sesiliary
Canada Proposes Dominion Autonomy in Foreign Policy
London reports a conference of nine Ministers discusses Dominion rights in Britain's empire. Prime Minister Arthur Meigen outlines four core principles for Canadian influence: constant inform on foreign policy, consultation on empire-wide matters, no treaties without Dominion consent, and DominionParliament advice on U.S.-Canada issues.
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London
Canada
Arthur Meigen
United States
Dap
Minton
Lloyd George Coal Miners Conference Ends Without Agreement
London June 7 A tense conference between coal mine owners and miners with Premier Lloyd George adjourned at midnight without a definite agreement. He refused to pledge the 10,000,000 pound subsidy until after cabinet consultation. The conference resumes in the morning as miners threaten strike if subsidy is not granted.
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London
aAsselatea Press
Lloyd-George
Atewn Ferandy
Mineral Executive
British Premiers Discuss U S and Japan at Imperial Talks
London June 87 Associated Press British Prime Minister Lloyd George led discussions at the imperial conference on foreign affairs. The session ran late due to Lloyd George's other duties and yielded inconclusive results on agenda items. Discussions split over whether to treat the Anglo Japanese treaty alone or with naval defense and disarmament.
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London
Associated Press
Liloyd-George
Imperial Conference On Foreign Affairs
Clord- George
Mai
Lloyd
Scarge
Lora Curzon
United States
Irish Leaders Consult Cabinets Over Peace Offer
Ulster leaders urge joint talks while four Irish Sinn Fein figures remain jailed without charges since last autumn. De Valera may press for a Dublin parliament invite as Ulster rejects subjugation and calls for release of prisoners.
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Georgina Markievicz
Las Ser
Robert Barton
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
John Mowe Weill
Medi
DeValera
James Craig
Eireann
Des de Valera
Mary Llord-Genre
Federation to Plead Cause to Harding
In Denver Colorado on July 27 the federation announced it will urge President Harding and Congress to recognize the Irish Republic and protest Britain’s brutal warfare in Ireland. The American Federation of Labor executive council, acting on a convention directive, approved further actions.
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Denver
Colo
Harding
Congress
Great Britain
Ireland
Henkels' Textile Stock Suit Set for July Hearing
Federal Judge Hough fixed July 5 for trial of the equity suit brought by Max Henkels owner of 2,298 shares of International Textile Inc. against Thomas N. Miller Align Property Custodian and Guy S. Alle Treasury official. The case concerns stock taken during the war by alien property authorities and later sold, with Henkels seeking recovery of funds and ownership.
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Max Henkels
Local Concern
Palmer
New York
Hough
Thomas N. Miller
Guy S. Alle
United States
Max Hankels
International Textile, Inc
Connecticut
Complaiant
Micchail Palmer
Casindian
Albanda E. Henkels
Guay
Max Henkes
Alten
Miller
Henkels
Alb. & EH. Henkels
Bridgeport
Sun & EB. Henkels Company
Germany
Italy
Connecticut Avenue
A. Mitchell Palmer
Erman
Compan
Voc
2 Kels
Ata Henkels
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U.S. Constitution
Lord Seward Bryce
England
Oxford University
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Viscount Bryne
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de Valera
William Coote
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