Fraternal News Meeting Notices and Lodge Addresses
Local fraternal editor notes meetings for changing mates and corrections to notices. Includes addresses for Signet Chapter, Bridgeport Dodge, Circola Roma, Columbus Boys club, oc Dneas council, Knights of Pyth Temple lodge, Muensterder lodge and Masonic temple locations.
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Feiegram
Middle Street
Signet Chapter
A. M
Min
Bridgeport Dodge
Iks
Circola Roma
Noble Arenas
Columbus Boys, Club
Ol' Pem
Toke Street
Oc Dneas Council
State Atrees
iBridgepor
Knights of Py Temple
Ioge
A. M. Mapmomic Temple
Broad Street
Muensterdserz Lodge
Stata sUutet
Minstrel Show Delights Large Casino Audience
A large crowd enjoyed a Kings of 6 Minstrel program at the Casino on State Street. The performance featured Hokes, dancers, and comedic interruptions by the Car start and Sill Toomey the Policeman. The highlight was the Dance of the Dinties and the Sheik’s Wife danced by Dinty Moore club members. Miss Bridgeport and other entertainers boosted the show with lively numbers. The cast list includes Miss Gladys Murphy and many others, with Gerald Phelan as Interlocutor and city officials noted among the audience.
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Laminatre
State Street
Knights of Columbus
Ter
Sill Toomey
Dinty Moore Club
Agithe
Bridgeport
MaryBuerie Ryan
Canthor Witstandley
J. ‘Bues
Gerald Phelan
Gladys Murphy
AnnaKennedy
Marguerite Ryag
Peiias Rose Maher
Anna Lee
Mildred Ierell
Grace Crawley
Oss Mary Bannon
Filéen Secking
McKelty
Arone “Wailer
Mary Keene
Gl. Hickey
J. Nelson
J. Duvall
Bues
George Ryder
Charles John ‘Non
J. Kiely
W. Garrity
C. i Greancock
F. Coates
T. Eccles
V. ‘Charnes
J. Sullivan
A. Witstandley
E. McNamara
E. Sopler
R. Welsh
EL. Coughlin
C. Miller
EB. de Swaney
R. Nevins
5.Mujldoon
H. Proseus
Vallett
T.riely
F. Dunn
Ryder
William
Hugh Wh .Lavery
Joseph Jevine
J. Fitngerald
John J. Ryan
Redsone Broderick
Walter
Carmen Reject Wage Reduction Plan Arbitration
New Haven May 24 The ballot of trolley men union members is moved by state trend to strike but a wage cut is rejected The dispute will be submitted to arbitration with the Connecticut Company and the trolley men expected to appoint representatives The Board of Arbitration will include the same members as last year with Joseph Serr James Vahey and Justus Benetw noted in the reports
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New Haven
Trolley Men’s Union
Connecticut Company
Trolley Men's Union
Iong
Board of Arbitration
Joseph Serr
Hartford
James Vahey
Boston
Troliey Men
Jus‘nee Juho Kr.benetw
Wae
Railroads Face Potential Rate Cuts and Appeals
The Interstate Commerce Commission weighs a fair return on rail property and urges a rate reduction to stabilize commerce. It finds current returns above prewar levels while costs fall and revenue rises, and notes a 5.75 percent fair rate after March 1922 with general encouragement of lower rates to ease transportation burdens. The commission also cites improving demand, prices, and industry conditions as supporting a softer rate regime.
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Harding
Hig View Pont
Interstate Commerce Commission
Freight rates cut by 10 percent to July 2
Washington May 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced a 10 percent reduction in railroad freight rates effective July 2 across most classes and commodities. Agricultural products except certain grains are largely excluded. The commission also set a 3.75 percent reasonable return on capital for carriers and asked railroads to state by May 31 whether to submit new schedules or await formal orders.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eccl
New England
Feday
Commission
Waterbury inventor B P Bristol dies after trolley strike
Benjanita Piel Bristol, longtime president of Bristol Manufacturing and noted inventor of electrical, steam and water meters, dies at home in Plant Mills after injuries from a trolley car crash in Waterbury last July. The 3 men era pioneer passed away May 24 following months of illness.
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Waterbury
Benjanita Piel
Bristol
Bristol Manufacturing Company
Plas Mills
Three Bandits Captured After Daring Payroll Robbery
Police captured three bandits after a payroll robbery on a Stratford Bridgeport route. Kraut, Becker, and Kiviat were arrested following a high speed chase. one bandit was killed, another wounded, and the third surrendered with a gun still loaded. The escape car, abandoned with a dead man in the back seat, was traced through Stratford, Bridgeport, and New Haven. Police pursued along Washington Bridge and Brdgwport county lines, aided by witnesses and a fruit dealer report.
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Dunn
Palige
Urns
Altal
Housit
Edward Gallarher
Housatonic Avenue
Urey
Fourten
Connecticut
Ecarcbarn
Kraft
Becker
Alk Ieges
Potters Morgue
Broad Street
Ant
Xl B
Barmum Terrace
Kivalt
Wisher
Friedman
Lime Kraut
Broadbridge Road
Stret-ford
Kivait
Stratford
Devon
New Haven
Bridgcwort
Bridgeprint Detective Bureau
Willian Nichols
Wash
Instonbridge
Milford Road
Leonard Holmes
Calle
Joan MecQuillen
Louis Luerle
Broadbridge
John MoQuillen
Louis Everie
Holmes
Quillen
Ever'e
Trom
Holmes Balts
Herman Kraut
Willett Street
New York
Qear
Holmas Fond
Harrington-Richardson
Krow
Bridgeport
Elm City
A. Walker
Waihe
Michael Arnoldky
Bureau of Investigation
Cmeer
Charles Hart
Poll's Theatre
Washington Bridge
Walker
Arnaisky
Hoyt
Loch Tast
Main Street
Stanford
Bridgeport Trafic
Arnolsky
Kiviat
Nplice
Aleo
Geome Glong
Kista
Stratfard Solic Station
Criminal Action Against Smith to Be Asked Soon
A city audit and rumored misdeeds around ex official Smith raise questions of missing funds from April to November 1921. Residents recall Smith’s business interests while neighbors report his sudden departure and a missing wife. City clerk’s shop on Fairfield Avenue remained open despite attachments, with Marty Jacobson stating no orders to close.
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Smith
Thomas Till
Corrie Chanther
Com
Yimerce
Bridgeport
Yestery Day
Ile
Penne Methesiot
Lawrence McGrath
Ellsworth Street
Pairfield
Nantanket
Black Rock
King Street
Smith Shockers
Eugene H. Smith
Wairfeld Avenue
Alfred Street
Marty Jacobson
Jacobson
Plan to Fight Split of AMA Scientific Groups
In SP LOGIS May 24 an organized effort forms to stop separating AMA scientific sections from the house of delegates. Resolutions protest and seek by law amendments to remove scientific representation from the delegates. The move, debated by delegates and expected to shape tomorrow's legislative discussion.
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LOGIS
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
Naishetive
Igh
Tully
Gambling rooms run by Smith described as poker haven
Witnesses say Howard Smith operated a rear store card room where high stakes poker and social gaming occurred nightly, with basement spaces dedicated to cards. Police raids found no tangible bets or evidence of illegal gaming, while associates claim Smith led a fast life and may have fled or harmed himself.
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Alfred Street
Fairfield Avenue
H& G
Howard Smith
Lough
Generalix
Systems of Policy Department
Cours
Gavr
Ony
Smith
Black Rock Harbor
Stone
Alifely Beach
Amrous
Otran Pide
Boston
Jarhor
Fire at New Haven box plant causes $900,000 loss
May 4 fire swept the National Folding Box company plant in New Haven a paper and trapper age building. Management estimated the damage at about 900,000 with losses in stock and materials.
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New Haven
National Folding Box Company
Tre Tre
Ulster Tensions Escalate Amid Border Disorder
Ulster situation grows critical as casualties and unrest spread near the border. Ulster special constables arrest a Bank of Ireland manager in Lurgan while a Catholic bishop of Derr is held up near Moville. London dispatch notes rising indignation and massing of mobs along the Ulster frontier.
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Lifford
Donegal
Free State
Ulster
Anker
Belf
Bank of Ireland
Lurgan
County Magh
Dgblin
Derr
Moville
Ulster Special
London
Larkin Nominated by Irish Labor Party in Dublin
The Irish Labor Party in Dublin will nominate seventeen candidates for the upcoming elections. Among them is Tanya Larkin, a former Transport Workers' Union head, recently released from U.S. prison on a writ of habeas corpus. Larkin was convicted in 1920 of criminal anarchy and sentenced to five to ten years.
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Dublin
Laper Party
Tanyos Lackin
Transport Workers’ Union
United States
Larkin
New York State
Bankers Meet in Astoria on Possible Reparations Plan
A high level committee of bankers from neutral, allied, and German markets convened at the Hotel Astoria to discuss remedies for Europe’s economic crisis. They reviewed four proposed measures dubbed solutions and planned an exhaustive study of Germany’s condition to gauge any tangible progress. The gathering included Mr. Morgan and notable figures such as Sir Robert Kinders, M. Deacroix, and others, with talks focusing on potentially authorized loans to stabilize reparations and ease the European debt situation.
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Morgan
Wao
Robert Kinders
England
Charles Serpent
Banque de l'Union Passienne
G Vissering
Netherlands
Pegeust
M. Deacroix
Herr Bergmann
Udget
Hotel Astoria
Repara
Europe
Allice
M. Deacrois
Shaie Bank
Signor D'Amello
Pt Ct
M.schibs
Japan
Hessinns
Rand
Marne
Chicago Votes Funds For 1000 More Police
Chicago May 24 The city council approved an ordinance to appropriate 678000 to hire 1000 additional police officers. In a separate action the state's attorney's office wrestled in court to block the release of two defendants implicated in a case tied to the slaying of two police officers.
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Chicago
Cmil
The Easiest Way To End Dandruff
A plain powdery remedy claims to dissolve and destroy dandruff with a small amount rubbed into the scalp nightly. By morning most dandruff is gone and itching stops, leaving hair shiny and soft. four ounces at drug stores for a small cost supposedly cures all signs.
Marshall Field Buys Motion For $25,000
New York May 24 Margnall Field of Chicago and this city who has a large racing establishment in England bought a Roang mare Tuesday Troveh Ggarze Odam who trains for Robert Gerry and probably will handle its horses He purchased Motion a year old filly by Fair Rock out of Affection from Jann Madden The price was not made public but it is known
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New York
Field silks missing as Europe trip underway race unlikely
A fragment states Mrs. Field registered his silks with the Jockey Club a year ago but colors have not appeared yet. Mr Field is en route to Europe and it seems Emotion may race while Beery’s name and colors remain unclear.
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Heinz
Carmen
B. P. Bristol
Patrice A. Mianagan
Auphin A. Kegan
Bendita
Jlridgeport
White Plains
Fairfela Avenue
Excent
Mr. Smith
Jim Larkin
Irish Labor Party
Wirth
Marshall Field
Tre
Bosak
Bosal Manufacturing CO
Teaarran Aa
American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Westchester County
East 41 Street
New York City
John Irving
Krueger
David Unger
Marion St
Tel
Noble
Conn
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