Pastors' Society Elects Dr Brown As New President
Dr Herbert Brown, pastor of Olivet Congregational Church, elected president of the Pastors' Society. Newly elected officers include vice presidents Sete and RR. Brown, a graduate with a Master of Divinity and a PhD, previously served as pastor in November 1917.
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Binetar Et Phiosophy
Heramas
JUNCTION SOUGHT AGAINST QUARRY IN HARTFORD
Hartford May 16 AP A court fight over a quarry pits Marvin and associates against New Britain interests. The dispute centers on a permit and alleged property damages as the case moves before a superior court judge.
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Wealde Marvin
New Britain
Las Ner
Hay
New Stritain
Grimuin
Fritein Fey
Dirinein
Dan Vo
Athe Viageeor Coe
Wesleyan Professors Granted Leave of Absence
Three Wesleyan professors receive leave of absence amid unclear campus debate. The report notes administrative actions tied to external scholarship and possible travel plans, with limited readable details on institutions involved and dates.
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Wesleyan
Man Tries Burglary in Hartford Stolen at Scene
Partial readable text reports a Hartford incident where a man attempted a burglary. The garbled OCR sequence contains names and places such as Hart ford and surrounding areas but yields no clear dates or outcomes. The fragment notes a police response and property loss details are obscured.
Mexican President's Daughter Postpones Wedding Plans
Nogales May 16. Senorita Ernestina Calles eldest daughter of Mexico's president delays her marriage to New York businessman Arnold Robinson. The wedding trousseau from Paris arrives late and the ceremony may be aboard the Yellow Special train used by President Diaz. Robinson and Ernestina have a rapid courtship and will live in New York after the ceremony.
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Senora
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Adure Nilas
New York City
Arinro
Mexico City
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Sonora
San Diegos
Michigan
Columbia University
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Hungarian Society Delegates Meet at City Convention
The article lists numerous officers and trustees including president Joseph Furjes treasurer Vencent Troi and secretary Joseph with assistant-secretary. It details delegates from Bridgeport and other cities and names many towns in tentative convention representation across several states and regions.
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Vencent Troi
John Woesten
James Ita
Charles Koos
Joseph Baresi
Stephen Sazalko
Frank Csepko
Joseph Jor
Martin Turedi
Meeran Ann
Novezkank Budl
Tohn Andrew Kia
Stephen Nik
Michel Pemrees
Franti John Vars
Sar Jeszt
Maven
John Toth
Unton Cit Conn
John Fekete
South Norwalk
Fabaer Terie
Stepan Boneler
Paty
Joseph
Andrew Fverett
Mass
John Moat
Britain
Csikac
Branford
John Ren- Waterlown
Doan
Peter Rudolf Stomp
Newark
John Kiss
Hudson
New York
Peter Markevies
Wallingford
Samuel Papp
Josepe Lenart
Wot‘y
Jonn Kka
Pennsylvan
Joan Osztaly
Pennsylvania
Moln
Cleveland
Ohio
Daniel Zsupsanseky
Akron
Joseph Hederin Tavuehbs
Alexiander Dayton
Stephen Ape Wharton
Stephen Weevagest
Joan Ahintondate
Pennduanuel Seevedigan
Michel Penneimer
York
Joseph Johns Dees Sumgur
Pennsyvivanit
Joseph Staks
Bathichom
Iyonora
Pennsyla
Buffalo
Newnatkas
Tfulerfield
Ephen Chel
Lucernenings
Jub Polezer
Boy bicyclist injured in crash with truck
Aton Robinson, a boy bicyclist, was injured when struck by a truck owned and operated by Walter J. Anderson at 47 Blehchill Avenue. He rode beside a school bus and was hit as the truck tried to pass. He suffered facial cuts, a nose injury, bruises, and possible internal injuries. The accident occurred in Ast Hampton on May 1.
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Aton Robinson
Mary Kovlasan
Walter J. Aulerson
Blechill Avenu
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Lajavic
Soviet trade official condemns British raid on Soviet House
Geneva May 16 A Soviet trade official denounces a London police raid on the Soviet House. He says the action breaches the 1921 trade pact with Britain and harms delegation work at the International Economic Conference. He warns the raid serves anti Soviet campaigns and hampers contracts.
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Capi OM. Khinchuk
England
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Great Britain
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Rovier
Scotland Yard Men Quit Soviet House
Joynson I1 told a crowded Commons session that information from the Secretary of War showed a document related to Arcos and the Soviet organization was or had been in possession of someone on the permit occupied by Arcos. The Home Secretary said wards were authorized to search, no women were searched, and a formal statement would follow.
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Joynson
William Reiter
Theanne
Centennial of General Lew Wallace Birth Noted in County
A fragmentary item recalls the birth centennial of General Lew Wallace. The piece praises his significance among local figures and references his work and reception, mentioning Beveridge’s quote and widespread publication in households. The text is garbled but centers on Wallace’s legacy and a popular book.
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Beveridge
Jesus
Britishier Praises Boys' Club Work Seen in America
Peter W L Johnston delegate from the National Association of Boys' Clubs of the British Isles hails American clubs as marvels of efficiency and home like comfort observed in Bridgeport and New York. He says English clubs underpay workers and could learn from the American model.
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Uni-ted Star
Peter W. L. Johnston
National Association of Hoys' Clubs
British Isles
Boys’ Federation of America
N.Y
Cinb
Mr. Johnston
Arthur ‘Cr. Burger
New York
Association
Bridgeport
Middle Street
Lena Turney
Telegram
America
New England
Womgn
Clu
Gridgeport
Winlemd
Flere
Marnleod
Johnston
Jiallist College
Oxford
Holand
London
Johaston
Wuleber
Son of Union College Head Commits Death by Self
SCTIENECTADY N Y May 16 AP Locks Richmond son of Dr Charles A Richmond president of Union College died by his own hand at Hugleville near Norristown Penn He was a Princeton student when his father led the college He left for Maglevine after learning of his son's death Survived by parents two sisters and widow with a possible wedding planned in minutes prior to death
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Richmond
Hugleville
Norristown
Penn
Charles Abder Richmoand
la College Ae
Maglevinle
Tidelonend
Princeton
Woly
Dunner
Ley
Lenni
What Prien Glory at the Camen theater
A one week only film presentation titled What Prien Glory features Victor Melaglen Delores Del mound Lowe in a story adapted from Laurence Stallings and Maxwell Anderson. The plot follows two Marines, a captain and a sergeant, in love and war with war’s horror underscoring their rivalry and reunion. A touring orchestra accompanied the screening.
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War
Marine Corps
Camen Thegt
Victor Melaglen
Delores Delmound Lowe
Laurence Stallings
Maxwell Anderson
Tarlin
Maine
Thor
Enpa Hi Ua
Palsen Theatre vaudeville birth night stars
The Palsen Theatre vaudeville program features a theatric spotlight on Star Fox, Beatrice Curtis, and a strong cast including Leis Moran, Tonald Worth, Alyre Mills, Larry Kent, Geoff Hughes, and Vera Voronina. Gus Mayer's Palace orchestra supplies the overture as the show presents Elevate Love and The Whirlwind of Youth segments with comedy and Russian act.
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Palsen
Theatee Vandeville
Beatrice Curtis
Fred
Sonny” Jarvis
Wredie Harrison
Berk
Sam
Streatire
Jean O
Mithus
Leis Moran
Fevine
Tonald Worth
Alyre Mills
Larry Kent
Geth Hughes
Vera Voronina
Gus Mayer
Palace Orchestra
POLIS VAUTPEVILLT VAUDEVILLE AT POLI'S THEATRE
A lively vaudeville bill at Poli's Theatre features Charles Abboult Eddie Bisland and a revue built around Mo Perry the Lin Isters and Russell Smatl. Dancers Sherman and Rose perform graceful lancer routines amid acts like Tease with An Operetta For Two and a Mack Sennett comedy Cured In the Texcitement along with Patho News.
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Charles Abboult
Eddie Bisland
Readusta
Mo Perry
Linisters
Russell Smatl
Sherman
Rose
Charles Tarrleon
Svivlaskin
Frank Whitman
Betty Miller
Ibs
Thidgeport
Tack Muth
Alice Day
Mack Swain
Billy Swans
Madeline Nurlock
Rookifs Now Showing At Majestic Theatre
Rookifs at the Majestic features Karl Dane and George Kk Arthur in a farce titled Laughs and Turits set against a citizen’s military training camp. Marcelina Day and Louise Lorraine star with Max Davidson in a Hal Roach comedy part of the Majestic factor program including Majestic News and Aesop’s Fables.
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George Kk
Arthur
Polis Majestic
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Pleasure Beach Opens for Season at Bridgeport Park
Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport readies for opening next Saturday May 28 as the popular amusement resort brightens up for the season. A grand ballroom is redecorated and weekend guest orchestras are promised. A new Trainre ride themed as an airplane swing will simulate ship travel with automatic air breezes. Concessions offer visitors chances to win prizes.
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New York Excursion Distinctive Summer Outing
A brief early summer travel note highlights an excursion from Bridgeport to New York via the New Haven and Hartford line with reduced fares. It mentions Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural History, Woolworth Building, and Coney Island as accessible stops.
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New Haven
Tarwon
York
Bridgeport
Droits Zoo
Central Park
Art Museu
Natural History
Woolworth
Opustierth
Coney Island
Windsor Tobacco Fields Damaged by Hail Storm
Windsor May 16. A heavy wind and hail storm swept the area damaging vast fields of tobacco. Ropes and cloth covering shade plants were ripped away, threatening expected yields. Estimated losses reach 1000 dollars with considerable damage to young tobacco plants and rows awaiting harvest.
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Tobieco
Greenwich Poet Missing Again Amid Amnesia Claims
Greenwich May 16 Frank Lent fifty a prominent social figure and poet vanished from his home on April 4 His sister Mrs Louise Kellogg and her father Arthur Lent ninety one just back from Florida say he has had amnesia attacks following an illness Lent was last seen talking with the president of the Men s Club at the First M E church He is believed missing across Westchester Ct and nearby states with authorities and institutions searched He contributed to periodicals and spent summers in Holgartown Muss
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Kellogg
Arthur Lent
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Meitis
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