Credit Men Converge For State Convention Highlights
A large gathering of credit men from across the state met at the club for a full day of discussions and forums. Key speakers included Carl F Lemon of the Siemer company and W A H Hatfield of Travelers Insurance, with delegates touring New Britain and hearing on topics like analyzing credit risks and the impact of associated effort.
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F William Behrens
R W Maney
If Snyder
American Chain Company
L F Pewar
Bostod
New Ireland Credit Men's Interchange Bureau
Associated Effort
Hartford
Bridgeport
Brooklawn Country Club
Connecticut Association of Credit Men
SECRET CONFERENCES ADVANCE PEACE IN LABOR CRISIS
Reports from government circles and Trades Union Congress outline a renewed push to resume peace negotiations. Key conditions demand miners return to old wage rates, a general strike end, and Royal Commission recommendations enacted, with labor leaders and MPs signaling readiness to move if a square deal is achieved.
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Trades Union Congress
Ting
House of Commons
Sir Johns
Labor
Tom Shaw
Mumsay Macdonald
Jauor
Strugziani
Bera
Cuie
Balfour
Willam Jynsyon Wicks
Sari Eustace Percy Lord Balfour
Willan Blonson Hicks
Peasion
Maners Federation
Herbert Smith
Werretarsmith
Hamsay Macdonald
Arthur HO
Rail disruptions ease as Flying Scotchman derails on open rail
Government efforts improve London bus service reducing anxiety. In two days several rail accidents occurred including the Flying Scotsman near Edinburgh to London where the train met an open rail, derailed slightly but without serious injuries. Trades Union Congress notes orders remain disciplined and no fear from dockers.
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London
Edinburgh
Tondon
Trades Union Congress
Ex Gouvernor Cle ment Returns From English Trip
Former Vermont governor Percival W Cle ment arrived aboard the Majestic from England and reported he and his valet carried their baggage ashore at Southampton due to a general strike. He said the strikes show doggedness in Britain, but both sides will likely settle slowly. He noted his London to Southampton drive had no trouble and commented on the coal strike in the United States.
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New York
Percival W Clement
Vermont
Majestic
England
Southampton
London
Blast and Flames Sink Patrol Boat Off New York
Two men were forced into the water when an explosion in the engine set fire to Coast Guard Patrol 244 off Weehawken. The men clung to wreckage for half an hour as the schooner from New York rescued them. They were transferred to a port hospital by ambulance.
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Patral Bart
Weetasdind
Isuesaids Bay
Wear
Nous
Yarht Hiue Choose
New York
Diae I
Florida mob seizes and lynches Black person
A fragmentary report describes a mob in Florida seizing a Black man and lynching him. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations other than Florida. No verifiable details or authorities are identifiable from the readable material.
Fairfield Man Praises Modern Times At Luncheon Talk
Simon C Bradley former president of the Fairfield Luncheon Club spoke at Champ's Farm Black Rock praising shifts from farming to development in Fairfield. He recalled Southport’s prewar produce flows, warehouses turned to yacht clubs, and new parks replacing duck-filled marshes, urging local families to invest in growth and community pride.
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Fairfield
Farfield
Simon C Bradley
Champ’s Farm
Black Rock
San Jose
Southport
New York
Superior
Parma
Juut Bey
Mike
Gischimtmaney
Speaking as an old fairfelder at the club meeting
A speaker described lifelong lessons from small beginnings and honesty, recounting a childhood melon theft tale and folk wisdom about raising a son to work with him. He contrasted old country schools with modern age progress and recalled his early voting and political interests. Dr William H Donalison won the attendance prize funded by Representative F W Pickett. The next meeting is a single day event with an open program.
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Pearing
Bfm
Bradley
Wiliam H Donalison
Pickett
Coolidge weighing vacation spots for summer
President Coolidge has not chosen a summer retreat with several locations under consideration. White House officials declined to disclose which sites are being considered, but possibilities include Adirondacks near Paulsmitha, the estate of the late Frank Wunsey, a Massachusetts manufacturer, and Lake Winnipesaukee near the New Hampshire border.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Irwin Birkwod
Kansas City &War
Adirondache
Paul
Mitha
New York
Wank Wunsey
Thomas Flint
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
America
Americans Aim to Outdo French Ace in Nonstop Flight
Announcement by the Aeronautical Club of New Jersey proposes a nonstop flight from Newark to Latis with a June 20 start window. The attempt aims to win the Raymond Orteig prize of $23,000 for the first nonstop flight continent to continent. Lt. Cmdr New Driven and Lt. Cinkff Canune are driving the project at Mitchell Field amid engine tests and preparations.
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Newark
Nto
Wis
Earm
Aeronauticat Club of
New Jersey
Newik
Latis Sane
Peat Renetonck
Timb
Mitchell Fiehdan
Rsaymond Ortele
Commanile New Drivin
United States Naval
Cinkff Canune
Bureau to study corn borer plans Ohio work in Milford area
The Bureau of Entomology of the US Department of Agriculture will establish headquarters in eastern Connecticut to study corn borer extermination. The center near Milford Stratford and surrounding towns will host equipment and field tests, with real estate officials consulted but site not yet chosen. The Park Avenue Temple Brotherhood meeting at 8 15 tonight will feature Carroll R Reed, superintendent of schools, in an arranged program.
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Bureau of Entomology
US Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Siate
Housatonic River
New York State Line
Massachusetta
Milford Stratford
Yringe
Noteh
Bireag
Regula
Park ‘Avenue
Temple Brotherhood
Temple
Carroll R Reed
Life of W. J. Bryan Gather Records For Collection
Lincoln Neb May 12 Intimate records of the life of William Jennings Bryan are being collected by the Nebraska State Historical Society for a Bryan collection to be preserved in the society’s museum. The project includes assembling personal recollections from Nebraska friends who knew him during key years.
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Lincoln, Neb
Ham Jennings Bryan
Nebraska State Historical Society
W J Brian
Society
Mr Bryan
Nebraska
Pemphets and Books in Its Theory for 1895 to 1925
The society holds a vast collection of source material bearing on the Commogene er's life, spanning 1895 to 1925, reflecting theory and period context.
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Tregoe
National Association
Hyde
Florida
Lapeer Lda
Mus
Simon C
Town
Gauds County
Bureau
Gather Records
W. J. Bryan
IgGot
Chefs In
APPLE
Charlotte
Sherry's
Waldore-Astoria
Ambassador
R. M.S. Aquitania
Cunard
Massachusetts Baking CO
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