Price of Wheat Figures Taft as America's Interest in Europe
London June 27 Associated Press William Howard Taft former president and Chief Justice told a British audience that America would largely ignore European politics unless wheat prices moved. He spoke at an English Speaking Union luncheon amid remarks by Captain Gust secretary of state for Air and other officials. Taft joked about political subjects and discussed arbitration, self-government, and the failed Franco American UK arbitration treaties. He later went to Oxford to receive a law degree and attend a charity event.
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U. S
London
Associated Press
William Howard
Att
United States Supreme Court
America
Frederick E. Gust
Air
Cincinnati
Cniago
St. Louis
West
Taft
Europe
Gunt
United States
League ‘of Nations
Mr. Taft
Presicu
France
England
Senate
Magers
Oxford
Birkenhead
Carling Bourne
Tandon
Princ Mary's Charity
Tad Ann Ambassador
Haryex
Fraternal Meeting Listings and Local Notices Brief
A condensed local notices item lists various fraternal, lodge, and community groups with venues such as The Telegram offices and multiple streets. It mentions editor contacts and lists clubs from Magna Chatta to Daughters of Liberty, urging readers to note changes, corrections, or additions to meeting dates and locations.
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Addrase
the Telegram
Middin Street
Anthracite Mines Shootings Story Continues
Read of a fatal shooting at a Cleveland Capital owned mine operated under a Chicago firm. Officials found Major dead, a revolver in his pocket, and a disputed lease. Initial reports misidentified him as a Catharine Company employee in Uniontown.
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Nina Britlets
Maj Hogy
Ouciiters
Cleveland Capital
Chicago
liRo
Major
Catharine Con Company
Et Uniontown
Pennsylvania offers strike mediation in Pittsburgh
Dispatched by Paul Cor Pelle y, commissioner of Labor and Industry, a letter to leaders of districts one and five and to United Mine Workers and mine operators associations invites mediation services and calls for a meeting of union leaders and operators in Pittsburgh. The aim is to set an agreement to adjust the coal strike amid suspensions and rising losses in working days and wages.
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Pitpsburge
Clutayd BL Corpelley
Luder and Industry
United Bline Workers of America
Pituminoue Cout
Division of Mediation
Iwadere
Pilsburgh
Honong
Pennsyvania
Con
Meley
Department of Labor
Eight Killed and Ten Injured in Quarry Blast
An explosion at the Helston Quarry company plant in Straw Plains, near Knoxville, Tennessee, early today left eight men dead and seventy six injured, several seriously. The incident occurred at the Straw Plains location, thirty seven miles east of Knoxville.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Gilny
Helston Quarry Company
Straw Plains
Making Speech Visible Through the Lieretgraph Invention
A cryptic report describes a new device called the Lieretgraph to render speech visible. It uses major power to map vowel changes into line patterns, claiming to record and interpret foreign or unknown tongues through mathematical formulas.
Sewe rs May Be Recommended by Common Council
Relief to Monroe street residents prompts sewer proposal along Farmer and Sage avenues. Efforts to install sewers face rights of way and damages to private property. Streets and Sidewalks Committee expected to report favorably. Health Department warns conditions from lack of proper sewer worsen in late every, drawing renewed attention.
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Monroe Street
Farmer Avenue
Nuiseance
Common Council
Tong Leto
Barnim Avenue
Kent
Rayneil
Avery
Officials Drive Stolen Machines In Bridgeport
In Bridgeport authorities allege a scheme involving stolen Ford machines marketed through a fence for cash. Investigators note questionable bills of sale and transfers as part of a shady trade, with local suspects and associates linked to the operation.
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Bridgeport
Vm Nis Cate
Yaad Fiie
He & Sonuine
New York Man Seeks Stolen Auto Here
A New York man Mangano with offices in a war building sought police help in locating his Ford stolen in New York. He believed hundreds of Ford cars were moved to Brieg ct and sold. The report notes ongoing police investigations and possible future disclosures related to the case.
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New York
Polics
Ford
Brieg
Mangano
War Building
Ford Mangana
Forest and Stream Club
Wilmington
Vermont
Green Mts
Young Banco
Park Row
The Herrings Big Cousin Tarpon Myth Explains Fishing Feats
A lively note explains tarpon as herring kin in Florida gale lore. An expert describes a ten foot rod line and a sudden giant tug as tarpon leaps. chase by motor boats lasts hours with the fisherman's stubborn pursuit and eventual tireless reel struggles.
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Forida
Ike
Ling
Jemgih
The Ancient Art of Boxing Gloves and Glory
A fragmented reminiscence traces boxing through ages before modern gloves introduced padded gear. It recalls Enceladus slaying oxen with single blows, early fighters embracing hand wraps of brass and rope, while today’s gloves aim to soften impacts and impress crowds.
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Enceladus
Lins
Arly
Berg
Farmar Ilmeg
Jose
Village on the Mekong River Shifts with Tides
A Vietnamese village of about five hundred people lives along the Mekong in interior Indochina. The settlement clusters around forty to fifty wooden huts linked by dry ropes and is repeatedly relocated as the river’s curves push the town along with the current.
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Ita
Erie Freight Train Crew Repel Liquor Bandit Raid
A freight train crew in Erie repelled a raid by eight bandits seeking a $25,000 liquor shipment. Railroad detective George Elamitin fought back, wounding one assailant. bandits fled as crew flood surged from both ends of the cars. The raiders appeared to ride from Jersey and used revolvers during the attack.
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Erie
Mohorus. NM. Y
Torain
Neme Waldwick
George Elamitin
Veroore Bindits
Crowe Bers
Crom
Haralston
Iabucea
Jinquar
National rail unions threaten nationwide withdrawal help seek wage and rule changes
A broad coalition led by James P. Noonan and Martin F. Ryan warns of a May 1 work stoppage as unions demand reversal of a $60,000,000 wage cut, major rule changes, and outsourcing limits. Talks resume with federal committees drafting strike provisions amid rising tensions.
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Thorhood of
Bellermuters
Uitimabium
Teese
Executive Council of Employes’ Department
Deparmant
Ing
Federal Labor Board
Aeroad
Tt Wag
Federated
Chicago Great Western Defies Labor Board in Railyard Dispute
Chicago Great Western defies the Labor Board amid contract disputes with unions. The railroad plans to pursue contracts while workers protest transfers and layoffs. 400 men alleged to have been moved to new positions as the company faced union pressure and potential nationwide tension.
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Chicago Great Western
Labor Board
Chicago
Latrea Etates Railroad Lagor
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Uwo Uniona
York
Controgh
Im & Diste
Walroad
Moering Corpo
Birgtian
Phe Laven
Bye Tote
Eee
Gs Jin Mae
Farewell Dinner Given Miss Mabel Morrissey
Miss Mabel Morrissey of Golden RL street received a farewell dinner at the Yellow Bow. Attending were Ms Thomas Morrissey, Mes Willen JeeckIey, Miss Mary Bee'sley, Mrs M a Connoy, Mrs TAL MUR Arey Jr, Coane Gearceloway, Catherine Hurley, Catharine Witkun and others.
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Mabel Morrissey
Lier
Yellow Bow
Morrissey
Paris
Thomas Morrissey
Willen JeeckIey
Mary Bee'sley
M a'Connoy
Mra
Tal Mur Arey
Irs
Gearceloway
Silk Hand Bags in a Busy Market Scene
Silk and hat are described as popular luxury items with pearl and jeweled frames. The piece notes they are frequently mounted with silver and jeweled frames, suggesting a trend in fashionable accessory design.
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Beatiter
Proposed meat tariffs spark Senate debate in Washington
In Washington the Senate debates proposed meat tariffs, with Senator Welsh of Massachusetts arguing the plan would raise prices on beef veal mutton lamb and pork totaling about 5.77 per person annually and harming consumers more than farmers. He warns higher living costs and strained export and import dynamics, urging no benefit to producers.
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Washington
Welsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Massachusets
Ory Limited
Peleas
Musius
United States
Hitse Agriculural
Mei Pa
Science Considers Radio Link With Other Worlds
Washington says it may not be impossible to wirelessly communicate with other worlds. Dr C G Abbot argues that if intelligent beings exist elsewhere, such a dialogue could yield vast knowledge and influence science, religion, and statecraft. He notes current indications are uncertain and distant projects may be premature.
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Washington
C. G. Abbot
Amithsenian
Dr. Abbot
Howes
Golar
Abbot
Weber
Mary
Oldest K of C Fourth Degree Man Walker Remembered
The piece recalls Walker, aged veteran of the Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree, noted as the oldest member. It mentions his Civil War-era service, travels from Cana to Alia, and distinctions earned, with references to relatives and local names in a memorial tone.
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Walker
Mircahinn
Columbus
Michie & Pawel
Liltie
Adaillon
Ny Enola
Cana
Alia
Australian farmers hail solution to save crops
A Sydney doctor Dr Henry Bottrell demonstrates a protective spray to combat mice devastating wheat in New South Wales. Tests show mice starved and died after five days in iron tanks with bread, suggesting the invention could save farmers from losses totaling about 800,000 pounds.
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Sydney
Jnne
Ted Hope
Wheat Board
Joseos
New South Wales
Henry Bottrell
Daugherty Seeks Liquor Ruling On Shipping Board Vessels
Washington June 27 By the Associated Press the question of the legality of liquor shipments on Shipping Board vessels outside three mile limits awaits an Attorney General ruling. Secretary Metcalf said Treasury officials state current regulations do not preclude such shipments in transit. The department expects a final ruling after Attorney General files to advise the Treasury and War departments on enforcement.
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Washington
Associated Press
Lquer Bn Shipping Board
Atternes General
Imadé Py
Treasury Department
Ing of
Prohibition
Traynes
Treasury
Foreia
Supreme Court Geeislan
Ari Alse
Department of fieUce
Hugh Nave
Acy
Saliertor
Cites Tee
Frye
Russian Credits Show Debate On Aid Requests
In a garbled report a note mentions Russians scoring and credits being discussed by a general committee and powers. It references a young girl and uncertainty about aid, with unclear names or dates attached.
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Interra
Trussia
Generil Committee
Army Hospital Head Accused of Neglect
A New Haven area resolution at a state convention accuses Major Foltz chief medical officer at Allingtown Army Hospital of neglect and mistreatment of patients. The resolution urged his discharge while noting officials found no corroborating complaints.
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Army Hospital
New Haven American Legion
J. C. Foltz
Allingtown Institution
Foltz
Allingtown Hospital
New Haven
Thomas Vincent Post
Werang
Forest Ware
New Maven
Bridgeport
New Maven Post
State Department
Felix
Uni ‘Ted States
Alipgtown
Molen
Jas
Vorts
J. Ridlon
Novernavent Hospital
Forts
Washington
Joes
William G. Henderson
New Haven Post
Tollows
Vincent Lerans
Se United
Exticnss
United States Veterans Hospital
Conn
Yithes
Walls
Read School Teacher Becomes Bride Today
Miss Mary A. Craig daughter of James Gals of 38 Anson street and William Teasdale son of Mr and Mrs William Tessdale of 134 Cleves land avenue were married yesterday in St Patrick's church Rev Charles Craig officiated. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple will motor trip then reside at 63 Angon street. The bride, a graduate of City Naval school, taught in Bergd school. Teasdale is with the Nash Ergin gearing Co of Norwalk.
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Mary A. Craig
James Gals
Anson Street
William Teasdale
William Tessdale
Cleves Land Avenue
St Patrick's Jechurch
Charles Craig
Blue Point
S. 1
St. Patrick's
Verne Gowrie
Springfield
Mass
M Lijiang Sullivan
Robert Campbell
Golgigt
Angling
Marie
Ham
Angon Street
Bash
City Naval School
Bergd School
Teasdale
Nash Ergingearing Co
Norwalk
Pajamas and Satin Robes Featured in Exquisite Set
A fragmentary description highlights an orchid satin pajama set with multiple tuck rows at the coat and trousers. The piece mentions a 3 percent edge and heavily padded satin roses as decorative elements, though text is garbled and missing full details.
Jobless pauper inherits $50,000 in Montreal dispatch
Ames McNally of Pasadena bequeaths $50,000 to Watertown clerk Eier McNally after a sudden wealth notification. The uncle’s will, filed amid perplexing correspondence from Paris, references California ties and a peace officer seeking details. The report notes misprints and garbled names reflecting a fragmentary page.
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Eier McNally
Watertown
Ames McNally
Pasadena
McNally
Rank Vanderhalt
California
Joan Gardiner
Ornamentation Returns on Sleeves and Shoulders in New Frocks
Very little ornamentation appears on the new frocks but when used it clusters on the shoulders panels at the waist and the sleeves. SUOLER RESORTS
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Suoler Resorts
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Aber - Union
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Literaity of America
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Ferren Lodge
A. D
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Heyal Arcanum
Main
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Loral
Ladies of the Royal Arcanum
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Lone and
Daughters of Liberty
Woodaten of the World
Fairfield Avenue
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Gessens
Teamshifs
Cherbourg
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