Oklahoma Visitors Welcome by Civic Bodies in New York
Tulsa delegates, led by the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, were welcomed in Bridgeport and New Haven during a four page Tulsa America’s Cleanest City pamphlet event. The party toured stations, met officials including Mayor Bettens, and heard praise of Oklahoma’s oil riches and school system while the crowd cheered and Indian yells rang out.
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Vno Welcome Co P23
Evs
Tulsi
Okb
Tilsa
New York
Pennsylvania Station
Bedokiya
Cachis
Pepe
New Bergland
Albany
Boston
Stetd
Newhaven
Othe Point
Bettens
Tabisards
Welcer
George Vase
Tulsans
New England
Bridgeport Wis
Sons of Sins of Now
Fred Sword
Telsanto
Neite
Comos Bird
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ifta
Puisa
United States
Miners Die as Shaft Collapses in European Mine
In a deadly accident in May, a shaft collapse claims multiple miners' lives. Authorities probe causes as rescue teams assess the site and recover victims. identified workers and local officials discuss safety measures and mine conditions amid the tragedy.
Emergency cases over the weekend at Chifenge Air
Weekend report shows 41 emergency cases recorded by Chifenge Air amid holiday period, with spikes noted before holidays May and Safurds. Officials urge careful travel and safety checks as crews handle medical and mechanical incidents across several hubs.
Sea Flea to Hop Across Mediterranean by Gasenko Invention
The Sea Flea, Gasenko's mechanical boat, features a flat nose and high stern. It travels up to 36 mph as a standard boat and lifts its 2600 pound bulk clear of water at higher speeds up to 75 mph for spaces of 65 feet. The 37 year old Ukrainian inventor of the shipping boat has fought Russia in WWI and served in the Ukrainian Republic diplomatic service, with patents in marine devices and French government support for experiments.
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Gasenko
Russia
Ukrainian Republic
Mediterranea
Mediterranean
George de Gasenko
Atlantic
London
New York
Keller Explains State Licensing For Chiropractors
A. Keller of Bridgeport spoke at the Connecticut Board of Chiropractic Examiners convention in New York about licensure in Connecticut. He noted that 270 applicants sought exams, 101 passed, and that current conditions both legally and professionally are challenging for chiropractors. An earlier transmission error misattributed the address to De G Hunt Wilber in New York.
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A. Keller
Bridgeport
Connectinine Board
Mastern College of Chiropractors
M ™ Alain
New York
Connecticut State Board
Fopal
Connecticut
Sarge
Yastertay
de G. Hunt Wilber
Respiratory Diseases Lead April Death Toll in City
April deaths reached 406 with respiratory diseases influenza and pneumonia at the forefront. Influenza caused 29 deaths, pneumonia 19, bronchial pneumonia 41, and tuberculosis 15. Most victims were over 65, with 94 hospitalizations and 13 non residents. One suicide and one homicide occurred. cancer deaths held at 10.
Francs Sink Steadily as Strike Proceeds
AP dispatch from Paia notes the franc’s plunge amid a general strike in England. The currency fell below 32 to the dollar after a brief rally, with persistent franc sales in London driving the slide. Analysts say two billion francs have been dumped since the study began, and officials no longer expect government intervention until England’s situation decisively changes.
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England
London
Modern Flapper All Right Says Secretary Davis
Secretary James J. Davis defended flappers before war mothers, arguing the aging critique misreads youth. He linked modern women to historical skirts and noted most flappers remain modest, urging balance between liberty and responsibility.
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Davis
Washington
James J. Davis
Edmund Burke
Pear
Sime
Bridgeport Poster Prize Winners Dominate Regional Contest
Twelve Bridgeport schools are represented among medalists in a statewide poster prize contest run by the Connecticut Humane Society. Gold medals went to James Bodnar of Longfellow and Andrew McQueeny of St. Charles Parochial, with many others earning silver, bronze, or honorable mention across Bar na, Columbus, Hall, Lincoln, Prospect and more. Over 4,900 posters entered. prizes to be distributed next week. future entries to be limited to clearly eligible works.
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Bridgeport
Bearder
Stratford
Fairfield
Lordship
Devon
Salementary
Arate
Munray
James Bodnar
Longfellow
Barnam
Columbus
Hall
Lincoln
Nichols Grammar
Prospect
Staples
Watersvile
St. Augustine
St. Mary's Parochial
Dev~on Grammar
Sherman
Center
EM Whitney
Peises
Connecticut Humane #oalety. ms
Married pupil files legal action against state normal school
In May Ju, a writ to force Principal Williat to reinstate George Lyer at the Pituhyorg State Normal School was filed in the Rupreme Judicial Court. Draper, expelled after marrying Frances Brien, challenged a regulation prohibiting married students from remaining in school. Officials cite further questions, with Palmsmith, State Commissioner of Education, expected to contest the case and uphold Principal Parkinson’s veto.
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Eiputiburg
Pethu
Maniliaius
Williat
Bark
George
Lynn Ada
Pituhyorg
Rupreme Judicial Court
Draper
Frances Brien
Trending
Achool
Ilegal
Ty Palmsmith
Parkinson's Vetiow
Two Babies Die in Massachusetts Store Fire
In Chelmsford Massachusetts two 16 month old Mary and four year old Jennie, daughters of Walter Narlycka, storekeeper, perished in a fire of unknown origin. The mother Annin Nadyrien was in the store when the blaze expanded from the kitchen after an explosion, trapping the family.
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Nortil
Shordsly
Jourhen
Will contest over Annie Otis estate splits from half sister
Mrs. Annie M. Otis left the bulk of a 25000 dollar estate to a half sister and ignored other relatives. A contest is planned by full sisters and a brother on grounds of undue influence and lack of testamentary capacity. The will was probated yesterday by Judge Frederic A. Bartlett.
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Annie M. Otis
Frederic A. Bartlett
Charles Stuart Canfield
Bridgeport
Otis
Inez
John Otis
Patrick Otis
Patagotia
Bridgeport Police Department
Curce
Seeley upheld in dusters from soldiers' home
Major George Hypkis, house physician at the soldiers' home in Noroton, is ousted after an investigation ordered by Col. Henry Keeley. David A. Bryce replaces Hypkis as top doctor while Jamies Cleary, former steward, is discharged for incompetence and a $4,004 shortage. Col. Seeley gains control as board turmoil ends in leadership reshuffles.
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M. T
Seldiers
Nototon
Alypkis
Jamies
Lepry O
Cal
Seele
Hypkis
Col. Keeley
Gleary
Clear
Board of Managers
Cleary
Col. Beles
Wihman
Claptain Tra
Captiln Wirthman
Deard
Carles 2
Bec
Stamford
Bpantsh Wv
Aasis
Col. Seeley
Typhin
Mleary Oy
Col. Bent
Diypkis
Eaey
Fairfield Man Struck In Drunken Fight On Henson Road
Fairfield May 10 Special A dispute over a small dog led to a brawl among three men on Henson road at 8 pm. John Zemsky and Dan Nagzaros were arrested for breach of peace and drunkenness. Zemsky allegedly struck Zemsky with a blow. one man was hospitalized after a severe wound. Police and local officers responded. two men held on $100 bonds.
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Fairfield
Henson Road
James Finnegan
Lamer Silk
John Zatary
John Zemsky
Wairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Dan Nagzaros
Beacon Road
Pairfield
Aatmany
St. Vincent's Hospital
Zatmary
Zemsky
UNE
Gald
Mry Lelia Joel Muise
WTIC
Itford Jn
Cammoenge
Fairfeld
William JT. Gould
Wiliam Schmidt
William Clampell
Fredfort
Frank Carroll
Thomas Murphy
Iveratt Brotherton
James Moran
Ray Granville
John Leahy
Hlarnuld Watson
Joseph Cole
Obituary for John Saur dies before mass in City
John Saur eighty two of 50 Wheeler avenue dies on the way to St Patrick s church to attend mass from a heart attack at 7 45 yesterday on Porter street near North avenue. He collapsed and died briefly before an ambulance arrived. The state medical examiner conducts a formal investigation. He worked for Wheeler and Wilson Co for many years and held parish roles at St Joseph s church. He left a wife Ursula two daughters Mrs Weht of New Haven and Mrs Frank Clancy of this city, and several grandchildren. Funeral from his home tomorrow at 8 30 am to St Joseph s Church for solemn requiem mass then burial at St Michael s Cemetery.
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John Saur
50 Wheeler Avenue
Otto Saur
Park City Ofnice Works Inc
Storter Street
North Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Porter Street
St. Jamdiek's
Tie Mscictl
Satur
St. Joseph's Rechurch
Tloty
Andopy
Ursula
Charles Leo
Otto X. Saur
Car Weht
New Haven
Prank Clancy
Oelock
St. Joseph's Church
Odock
Burlalo
St. Michael's Cemetery
Forest Fire Near New London Runs for 36 Hours
A forest fire near New London burned about 500 acres in Monsent Valles and Center Groton, Saturday afternoon through Sunday, with more than 10 volunteer firefighters working nearly 36 hours before the flames were controlled. Two boys were dismissed from Groton Heights Sunday school as evacuation and safety measures were taken. The fire stretched roughly four miles in the affected area, amid undetermined causes being investigated.
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New London
Monsent Valles
Police Probe After Garments Found by River Near Springfield
West Springfield police begin a probe after a coat and muff belonging to unknown owner are found on the riverbank of the Aguvin river. The garments have no manufacturing marks and investigators seek clues to identify the owner and determine any possible foul play.
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Springfield
Mass
CAB Dm Hee
West Springfield
Aguvin
Returned to Bridgport: defaulting maid Bertha Weeks
Bertha Weeks, alias, a maid previously employed by Mrs. J H Lederer of 2944 Main Street, was brought back from Port Chester where she was arrested by police. She faces charges for clothing valued at 260 dollars taken from her employer on March 7.
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Bertha Weeks
Bertha
J. H. Lederer
Main Street
Port Chesten
Million Dollar Forest Fires Sweep Eastern States
Boston May 10 AP Forest fires across the eastern states have caused at least one death and damage over 1 million dollars. Blazes stretch from Virginia to New Jersey with many fires under control yet others burning, including a large area near Shenandoah and a fatal house fire in Atlantic County. Buckswell University students aided in halting a mountain fire near Lewis, while New England suffered extensive timber losses but no major ongoing blazes.
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New England
Virginia
New Jersey
Blue Ridge
Harrisonburg
Rountop Mountain
Atlantic
North Haledon
High Mountain
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George B. Taylor
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Kenty Berne
Rhode Hovhman
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Jack Swifert
John Szymkuc
Menlion
Harold Ausett
Clifford Wolleran
Jeanette Mercier
Francis Plott
John Prusaczyak
Joseph Sarnik
Lincoln Selwot
Raymond Dewey
Edward Kubichko
Adolph Loucony
Tizabeth Sklimore
Josephine Datt
Jo. Longfe
James Rodnur
Wie
Mam Frollo
John Jal- Int
Margaret Babasci
Steve Pataky
Steve Martin
Nichols Grammer
Baba Stickles
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Astey Chingo
John Zelle
Angles School
Joseph Pistey
John Awe
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Miles Waavo
Joseph Fucci
Ralph Lenoii
Daniel Radia
Waltersville School
Lucey DiMenni
Anna Mayernick
Tony Pugleso
Paul Taran
Lala Bischot
Edith TiMenna
Albert Ianneroni
Wiliam ‘Kirlik
Susie Soliis
St. Augustine Parochial
Margaret Bown
Ida Donnelley
Dorothea Foley
William Hawkins
Kenneth Boucher
Raymond Callahan
Mary Casey
Anthony Doyle
Ruth Wignn
John McDonald
Richerd Murphy
Margaret
St. Mary's
Mildred Brewster
Hubert Brown
Gertrude Cunningham
Anthony de Rose
John ‘Irisco
Monon
Victor Bunton
Fred Glanville
James O'Brien
Howard Taylor
Bevon Devon Chammar
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Pour Asted
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Tanage Smith
Elsie Sulke
Menbioi
Margaret Houden
Robert A. Knieht, Jr
Thomas Wiley
Stratford Awards Center
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Luise Luck
Frankly Winton
Lornside School
Francia Middleton
EW Whitney
Fabie Gatdback
Au Hulale
Ward Gerda
Petra Hullett
James Sherwood
Herbert
Superior Court
Seeley
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