Labor Hopes in Organization Say Federation Head
William Greengreen, head of the American Federation of Labor, spoke at a mass meeting in Minnesota commemorating Pope Ten XI’s 35th encyclical and supporting trade education. He warned that world concerns over labor and capital drive industrial policy, noting some employers deny workers collective bargaining rights, fostering class conflict and instability.
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Dog Believed Mad Bites Policeman in New Haven
Police officer James Geerly was bitten on the leg while directing traffic at Temple and Chapel streets by a dog feared to be rabid. The dog fled toward Elm Street, was shot by the officer, collapsed near the Yale Graduate Club, and later died. Its body was sent to Hartford for examination.
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Women’s Club Convention Opens in Hartford
The thirtieth annual convention of the Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs starts in Hartford at the Hotel Bond tomorrow at 10 a.m. with an invocation and addresses of welcome from the Hearthstone club and Hartford organizations. Committees will be appointed, resolutions adopted, officers announced, and forums held. An evening session at 5:39 p.m. features Serjeant Father of Evnarc— Virginia as keynote speaker on American woman’s duties.
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Stevens
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Evnarcthre
Epraker
Man Charged With Forcible Entry by Cutting Screen
A man labeled Zahishky is charged with breaking into a home by cutting the window screen. The case notes he once boarded at Mrs Palstye's address on 4 Ton Street and was linked to the residence at 81 Halters Street, City Court. The report cites the entry method and alleged prior boarding history.
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Halters Street
Hein
Mary Pals
Ton
Zahishky
Palstye
Bridgeport Boys Win Gold Medals for Humane Posters
Two Bridgeport students James Bodner of Longretlow School and Andrew Meemey of St. Charles Dierolf Rook earned top gold medals in the Connecticut Humane Society poster contest held in Fairfield County. Twelve Bridgeport schools had entrants earning silver and bronze awards. over 4,000 posters were submitted statewide, reflecting strong student artistry and county talent. Virginia Tate Wiley of Sherman Wool Fairfield also won gold, drawing notable attention for her poster.
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Esign
Bridgeport
Bairfield
James Bodner
Longretlow School
Andrew Meemtiey
St. Charles Dieroel- Rook
Pridgepart Scheuueides Scudals
Stratford
Lordship
Devon
Hearhout
Connecticut Llumane Society
Chickren
Sherman Wool
Fairfield
Moedaliet
Virginia Tate Wiley
Health Guidance for Milford Children Plan
Milford Public Health Association discusses a statewide child health reform led by Dr Beth Ingrandam from Hartford. Aimed at universal health supervision, the Milford group plans a child health conference next month with local women and public health officials. A.L.A. drives recruit new members as community leaders host events and plan fund-raising to support health instruction and nursing services.
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Mervin
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Knoltmeyer
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Giddings
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England
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Fort Atwater Mervin
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Wo- Foreign Missionary Society
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Devon Union Church
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Cheelo Chorus
Papal Delegate Deportation Controversy Draws U.S. Reaction
May 14 AP reports the deportation order by the Mexican government against a papal delegate, described as a high dignitary and American citizen, sparking protests from Archbishop Caruana and Navlonsd Catholic conference officials. The church asserts Mexican actions lack warrant and urges U.S. government protection of citizen rights.
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Ed@vward
Hreame
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Tran
Mexicas
Caruana
Mexico
Dlegal
Naver
Woman Injured in Auto Crash at Meriden Road
Mrs Beatrice Joyce of 74 Bunker Hill avenue suffered a scalp wound and possible skull fracture after a collision on the Meriden road shortly after 4 pm. Her husband drove the car. Edward Rossignall, 24, of Bristol, is believed to have been the other driver and is held on reckless driving charges. Mrs Joyce and two children escaped serious injuries.
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Beatrice Joyce
Bunker Eon Avenue
Meriden Road
St. Mary's Hospital
Edward Rossignall
Thristol
Polles
Ms. Joyce
Trumbull Buys Big Orange Grove Near St Petersburg
Hartford May 16 AP Governor Trumbull William F. Tinal and John L. Talsett bought a forty eight acre orange grove just outside St. Petersburg Florida for 150000 on the main highway to Clearwater. The trio share the cost equally at 50000 each and prohibit sale for at least five years.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Clearwater
Trumbull
William FT. Vinal
Oxford Street
John L. Talsett
Strand Theatre
Cars Skid At Crossing In Denver Crash
Frederick Frayny, 37 Thornton Street, lost control and skidded into John He Hoffman, 94 Poster Streets, near Johnsx by Trout. Hoffman claimed signaling officer, Frayny paid for rear denting. damage settled between drivers.
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Thornton Street
John He Hoffman
Poster Streets
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Trout
Hoffman
Othe
Frayny
Grocer Reports Shop Entered by Thieves
George Demirjiin, owner of a grocery on Orange Street, reports his store was entered through a rear window late Saturday night. Robbers took cigars and cigarettes. no money was missing. Security and location details unclear due to garbled text.
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George Demirjiin
Car Stolen Saturday Found Abandoned
A car stolen on State Street Saturday night was later found abandoned in Marionette. Police report recovery of the vehicle with no immediate suspects or details on the theft provided.
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Willi Ale
Mairfiete
Autos sideswipe crash at city intersection injures two
An automobile driven by Jute on Bruce Avenue and another driven by Harry O Geary on Jeradeeter Street collided at the intersection of Aretie Cine and William Street. Both drivers reported minor injuries and the incident is under investigation.
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Strate Ford
Harry O' Geary
Jeradeeter
Aretie Cine
William Shre Wim
Wits
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