U S Concerned Over Japan Chita Treaty Pact
The United States worries Japan and the Chita republic of Eastern Siberia signed a protocol granting Japan treaty rights to Siberian natural products. Washington dispatched two agents from Tokyo to assess the situation, while Japan pursues a new Far East pact and argues it has special interests under the Lansing Ishii agreement of 1917.
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Washington
Japan
Siberia
Chita
State Department
Tokyo
Far East
United States
Shes
China
Earle Rorke Auto Case Reopened in City Court
Earle Rorke of Dover Street, arrested last November for driving under liquor influence and fined 50 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty, will have a new hearing tomorrow. He now claims new facts emerged, saying he was sober at arrest and not operating the vehicle.
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Earle Rorke
Dover Street
1 Rorke
Bator
Soya
Southport Church May Sell Perry Homestead
Judge John E. Kesler signed an order allowing the Southport Congregational Church to lease or sell the Perry homestead in Southport, a former parsonage willed to the society by Maria G. Perry for church use only. The large property was deemed too costly for a parsonage, with no opposition at the hearing.
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John E. Kesler
Superior Court
Southport Congregational Church
Perry
Southport
Maria G. Perry
Keeler
Frank E. Healey
Ac- Hon
Several speeders fined in city court report
City court yesterday disposed of several speeding cases. Julius A Blackman, John W Healey, and Raymond Meyers were assessed costs. QO M Warner fined 25 dollars and costs. Henry Watcke fined 3 dollars for failing to complete a jitney route. Steve Paritsezke had judgment suspended. Henry Farrell fined 10 dollars for speeding. Briggs and Halek received contrivance until July 1 for passing standing street cars.
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Julius A. Blackman
Bembroke Street
John W. Healey
Fairfield
Raymond
Meyers
Stratford
QO. M. Warner
Trumibuil
Henry Watcke
Barnum Avenue
Steve Paritsezke
Bestwick Avenue
Henry ©. Farrell
New York
O. Briggs
Long Hill
Wiliam B. Halek
Main Street
Policeman Rescues Diver In Hackensack River
In Jersey City on June 28 Frank Pojedineck, a diver removing an obstruction in the Hackensack River, became entangled. Motorcycle officer Jack Mahoney donned a diving suit, descended, and freed him. The diver suffered a broken leg and a fouled air apparatus. he was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Jersey City
Frank Pojedineck
Hackensack River
Jack Mahoney
New discovery in yellow fever reported at Vera Cruz
In Vera Cruz Mexico on June 28 doctors Mauro Loyo and Smorzano Morfin announced that the yellow fever microbe can live after six days, treating patients near the city. They cabled the findings to Dr Hideyo Noguchi of the Rocketeller Institute, who first isolated the germ and developed a serum. The physicians said previous belief held the microbe perished after four days of incubation.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Mauro Loyo
Smorzano Morfin
Hideyo Noguchi
Rocketeller Institute
Notts Trial Costs State Over Five Thousand Dollars
Galen A. Carter, assistant state's attorney, filed figures showing the Nott murder trial cost more than $5,600 for Ethel Hutchins Nott's case. Judge W. M. Malbhie must approve the report before publication. Juror fees total $2,200 with remaining costs from special counsel, witnesses, and legal aid. Henry Lennon acted as special counsel by court appointment.
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Galen A. Carter
Ethel Hutchins Nott
George B. Nott
W. M. Malbhie
Henry ©. Shennon
Volcanic Activity Resumes At Stromboli Island
The Stromboli volcano off Sicily has erupted again near the northern coast. Known for centuries of activity, it has had major outbreaks in 1907 and 1938, with 1907 noted by observers as a notable disturbance that affected Messina the following year.
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Rome
Stromboli
Sicily
Acme
Messina
Collector Walsh To Be Dined Thursday
Hartford 28. The Internal Revenue Office will host a farewell dinner for Collector James J. Walsh and deputy J E Miller Thursday evening. Walsh has served eight years. Robert Eaton takes charge Friday July 1 as staff finish routine business from the income tax second payment to leave a clean slate for the new collector.
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Hartford
Jane
Internal Revenue Office
James J. Walsh
J. E. Miller
Mr. Walsh
Robert ©. Eaton
Secon
Enlarged Circus But No Parade Due to Space Limitations
Bridgeport residents learn that the Ringling Brothers Barnum Bailey circus will not host a parade this season because its enlarged size needs more than 100 cars and insufficient railroad space. Officials cite equipment challenges and storage issues while expressing regret and a hope to restore parade features in the future.
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Bridgeport
Ciess
New York
Madiso Square Garden
Circus J
Gharies -Ringiving
Governor's Foot Guards Plan Big Celebration
New Haven Conn June 28 As part of its 150th anniversary in 1925 the Second Company Governor's Foot Guards outlines forming a veteran company. First meeting set for July 11 at the state armory to revive interest in the unit and its history and to keep memories of the past fresh.
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New Haven
Conn
Governor’s Foot Guards
State Armory
Former Bridgeporter Dies of Injuries
Joseph Cummings a former Bridgeport worker for a Connecticut company died yesterday in a hospital in Shiverence Massachusetts from injuries suffered Saturday when struck by a motor vehicle while repairing a street car He is survived by his widow and four children Joseph Cummings of 124 Chavel avenue and Richard Cummings of 57 Garfield avenue reside in Bridgeport
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Joseph Cummings
Connecticut Company
Bridgeport
Shiverence
Mass
Chavel and Avenue
Richard Cummings
Garfeld Avenue
Motor cases to be heard here today
Motor law violators in this section of the state have been summoned to appear before the vehicle commissioner at the county courthouse at 9 80 o clock standard time to show cause why their licenses should not be suspended. A long list includes seven involved in fatal accidents. Hearings will continue into the afternoon.
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County Ccort House
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