Senator Bingham Pushes U S China Treaties With All Factions
Senator Hiram Bingham after a two month China tour urged the United States to conclude treaties with China’s separate governments including Peking Hankow and Nanking to revise unequal treaties. He warned against imperial intervention, urged diplomacy and a display of force only as a last resort, and said one unified Chinese state is unlikely.
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Bingham
Peking Hankow
Nanking
Yen Hsi-Shan
Shans
National Movement
Antum
Uniikel
Peking
Nan- Kaz
Hankow
Ankow
Borodins
Borodin
Russia
America
United States
Tom
Shaw Surprised at First Edition Prices
London reports poet George Bernard Shaw shocked by a first edition sale price of 250 pounds as he prepares to move from Adelphi terrace. Shaw rejects the high bid noting the book’s value lies in his own handwritten annotations.
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London
George Bernard Shay
Adelphi Terrace
Bernard Shaw
Bridgeport Stars in State Tennis Meet
Bridgeport player advances to third round in state tournament as university teams contest in early rounds. Local coverage notes Paul Hesilend Linus in the opening round and highlights a standout performance by a Bridgeport competitor amid a broad campus and sports section.
Geneva Parley Fears Political Enmity Rise
Reporters in Geneva June 28 say the tripartite talks risk creating political animosities as Japan courts both Britain and the United States over reexamining the Washington treaty. Observers note Tokyo may seek to force a compromise on auxiliary warships while balancing allied pressures and Japan's finances.
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Switzerland
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Pacific Ocean
Guam
Philippines
Hest
Saxton Resigns From City Plan Commission After 10 Years
James M Saxton longtime member of the City Plan Commission sends an undated resignation to EngelhardCommission chairmen for forwarding to Mayor Behrens who appoints. He cites personal reasons but says resignation is final. Open meeting discussed old Plaza layouts and trolley terminal while traffic expert Herbert Swan was absent. A proposed five foot cutback at North avenue and Oak street to ease bus turns was referred to Public Works for action.
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City Plan Commission
Tnceptien
August
Engelhard Commission
Behrens
Batton
Baxton
Commission
Old Plaza
Post Office
Diagonal Street
Water Street
Wall Street
Main Street
State Street
DeVer
Warner
James A McElroy Herbert S Swan
Connecticut Company
North Avenue
Oak Street
Director of Public Works
A J Northey
Milford Police Raid Finds Still Hidden Behind Garbage Mash
Milford police raided two farmhouses on Munson Street seizing three gallons of liquor and a cellar still. They reported stale bread and potato peelings used as mash. An eleven year old child attempted to topple a jug to destroy evidence. One Horelick adult held on 3500 bond for Town Court. Officers Patro Maher Jr Wilbur Chase and Charles Worrell led the raid based on a warrant.
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Milford
Steve Horelick
Munson Street
Naugatuck Gardens
Horelick
James Maher Jr
Wilbur Chase
Charles Worrell
Bud Stillman to Wed Quebec Girl July 28
La Tuque Que June 28 By Associated Press the marriage of James Bud Stillman to his northern Quebec fiancee Lena Wilson will take place on July 28 in the Anglican church at La Tuque. Wilsons sister Isabel said today.
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Associated Press
James
Bud’ Stillman
Quebec
Lena Wilson
Principals in Actor's Death Denied Probation
Major General Leonard Wood announced to newspapermen that he would return to the Philippines as Governor General. He arrived from the West after visiting President Coolidge at the summer White House, saying he would remain to aid affairs there before likely heading to Washington.
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New York
Associated Press
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Wood
Coolidge
Lindbergh to Tour Most U.S. Cities in Nationwide Flight
Charles A Lindbergh will undertake a United States airplane tour under the Guggenheim fund for the promotion of aeronautics. He plans to start in about three weeks and travel to major cities across the country, expected to take two to three months and cover a wide range of air routes.
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New York
Associated Press
Cal
Lindbergh
United States
Daulet Gugeenheim Fund For
Niel Guggenheim Fund
Grace Vanderbilt Elopes In City Hall Chapel Marriage
Grace Van derbilt, twenty seven, daughter of Brigadier General and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, eloped today with Henry Gassaway Davis II. They wed in the chapel attached to the Marriage License bureau in the Municipal building. Davis is grandson of the late Senator Henry G. Davis of West Virginia. Cornelius Vanderbilt said Grace called him and said she did not want an English husband.
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New York
Grace Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Gassaway Davis
Davis
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Grace
Englshman
Vanderblt
Lawyer Falls From Train Drowns in Connecticut River
In Greenwich Connecticut on June 28 Associated Press reports Brooklyn attorney George C Case’s body found on mudflats near Cos Cob drawbridge. Medical Examiner John A Clark rules accidental drowning after Case, who lived at Lucas Point Sound Beach, telephoned his wife about a late arrival. Case’s watch stopped at 7:20 as he supposedly moved forward before the rear vestibule. He is survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Conn
Associated Presa
George C Case
Brooklyn
Cos Cob
John A Clark
Case
Lucas Point
Sound Beach
New York
Dizgy
Giant airship to carry planes for navy contract
Goodyear wins $50,000 prize in a navy design contest for a 780 feet long airship of 135 feet diameter with 500000 cubic feet gun capacity. The craft, larger than the Los Angeles and capable of carrying five airplanes, will cost about $5 million and take three years to build. It will operate with the fleet and reach 80 mph, with a 12500 mile cruising range at 50 knots.
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Washington
Associated Press
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Navy
Los Angeles
Shenandosh
Hawaii
Doorman Wounded Crossing Street Near Fairfield Johnston Is Serious
Doorman Andrew Mrazik, 42, of 279 Bheridan Street attached to the Second Precinct, was seriously injured when struck by a car while crossing under the viaduct at Fairfield Avenue and Water Street. He was taken to Emergency Hospital then moved to St Vincent's, where doctors fear a fractured skull. Edna Warwick, 32, of Warwick Avenue, Stratford, drove the car. Sergeant John F Carroll assisted and placed the officer in the vehicle. The accident report says Warwick attempted to pass under the viaduct and proceed easterly as the officer crossed. The officer's condition remained serious but improving last night.
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Andrew Mrazik
Afty
Bheridan Street
Second
Water Street
Atrack
John F Carroll
Roger Morse
St Vincents Hospital
Patient Entitled to Recover for Surgeon's Malpractice Court Rules
A Fairfield county malpractice suit award against Dr Dean Foster is reinstated by Supreme Court Justice Geo E Hinnam. The decision overturns Judge Banks who had set aside a $500 verdict for Albert Slimak of Stamford, finding the malpractice question should be decided by a jury rather than the judge’s sympathy. The case involved an alleged nose operation during which a saw blade fragment was said to have been broken and later removed from Slimak’s nose, with claims the doctor downplayed the incident.
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Geo E Hinnam
John W Banks
Albert Sliman
Stamford
Dean Poster
Justice Hinnam
Banks
Superior Court
John W Aanks
Superbr
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Elgil Cours
Fairfield County
Slimak
Foster
Bamak
Taten Foster
Sdmak
Terry
Army plane bound for Honolulu after coast-to-ocean flight
Reports from the municipal airport describe a three-engine army airliner with two airmen aboard flying westward over the Pacific toward Honolulu. The craft, 600 miles off the coast at sunset, carried a radar deflector and suffered damaged equipment. Officials expected the journey to take about 24 hours, with Dover field and Commander Mason Patrick in communication as the crew attempted the nonstop mission.
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Hawaiian Islands
Ernest Srrish
Charles Carter
Army
Lester J
Albert Hegenbener
Mason Patrick
Goodbys
Kares Livsk
Thn
Tam
Smith
Ing
Carter
Plesse
Edmund J. Moffett
Moffett
Richard Wood
California Aviator Plans Immediate Hawaii to Mainland Flight
Honolulu June 28 California aviator Richard Grace lands at Mana Kauai in a Crui Zarair with a rough arrival but no damage The flyer aims to depart Pearl Harbor for Kauai then the mainland with a long runway prepared at Barking Sands Grace’s Orulash holds a half load of gasoline and could take off for the eastward flight tonight if conditions allow
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Richard Grace
Honolulu
Associated Press
California
Hawaii
Mainland
Pearl Harbor
Kauai
Barking Sands
Mens
Grace
Civil control of Philippines urged by Coolidge
Rapid City, June 28. President Coolidge favors vesting insular possessions under a civil bureau in the Interior Department for administration by a civil authority rather than military. He discussed Philippine conditions with Governor General Leonard Wood and received insights from Carm A Thompson’s Far East report. The move aims to present a clear civil governance plan to Congress.
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White House
Coolidge
Interior Department
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Intervie. Department
Guv Wood
Carm
Thompson
Far East
Mr Coolidges
Principal Weds Danbury Teacher in Nyack NY
Chester B Bunce principal of New Street School and Miss Isabel Huber third grade teacher wed at Grace Episcopal Nyack at 1230 PM The ceremony surprised townspeople and colleagues after which the couple dined at Nyack Inn Rotary Club luncheon played Here Comes the Bride The Bunces plan a honeymoon in Maine and Bunce will soon become principal of Danbury Junior High School
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Chester B Bunce
New Street
Isabel Huber
Nyack NY
Adolph Huber
Draug
Charles Judd
Grace Episcopal Church
Nyack
Stanley Brown-Serman
Kyack Inn
Rotary Club
Bunces
Mra Bunce
Nyack Rotarians
Bunce
Mr Bunce
Wesleyan University
Hila
Berlin
Maine
Byrd Sets 4 A.M. Paris Hop From Roosevelt Field
Commander Byrd orders the America crew to standby for a 4:00 a m hop to Paris from Roosevelt Field after weather reports show improvement at sea. Weather expert Dr James Kimball warns against flying tomorrow while noting possible clear by Thursday morning. Byrd praises Maitland and Hegenberger and calls the project among the most difficult feats.
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Associated Press
Byrd
America
Paris
Richard Hurd
James Kimball
Lester J Maitland
Albert E Hegenberger
Hawnaiian Islands
Milford selects new Milford school head in surprise vote
Milford boards chose Cart W Maddocks of Deep River as superintendent candidate from 59 applicants. He has eight years as a State Board of Education supervisor for six towns and would earn about 8500 more annually than the late Herbert D. Mathewson. If he accepts, Maddocks will begin in September.
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Cart W Maddocks
Deep River
Board of Education
Maddocks
Standing Committee On
State Board of Education
Saybrook
Killing‘worth
Old Saybrook
Chester
Esex
Prederick
Gorham
Roberta
Devon
Walnut Beach
Joseph C Jeffery
North Street
Congress High School
Bridgeport
Jeffery
Mathewsons
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