Memorial Day Observance Brings City to Pause in Bridgeport
Bridgeport will pause all work tomorrow to honor veterans from 1776 to World War II with a Memorial Day parade at Seaside Park. The Board of Recreation bans athletic events in city parks from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. as Grand Army of the Republic color bearers marching since 57 years are replaced by an automobile. The parade forms at 8 p.m. led by Grand Marshal Captain Arthur C. Sennett with Army Coast Artillery units and allied veterans marching through city streets. Continued on page two.
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Irish Rebels Told to Lay Down Their Arms
Dublin reports reveal Ramon De Valera and chief of staff Frank Ailken ordered an end to active hostilities by Republicans. The move, described as a one sided truce, ends armed resistance though no formal surrender is declared. Rebels are expected to focus on election campaigns and property attacks.
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Miss Stella Larrimore Vindicated in Tellegen Case
New York May 28 Miss Stella Larrimore through her attorney declared satisfaction with Supreme Court Justice Lehman’s ruling vindicating her of misconduct charges connected to Lou Tellegen. She criticized accusers and urged punishment for those who made the allegations, while asserting the case is a principle battle and vows to continue the fight if needed.
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Repression and strikes ripple through Ruhr steel works
Berlin May 28 reports tell of spreading strikes in the Ruhr with metal workers joining general walkouts. Communists clash with authorities in Bochum and Wanne, while French forces intervene as a siege continues. Big industrialists back a reparation plan with signers including Stinnes Thyssen Krupp and Siemens.
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East Indian Denied Citizenship by Connecticut Judge
In New Haven on May 28, Judge Haywin denied naturalization to Witchell Lallas an Kash Tidian finding him ineligible as a member of a black or white raced group. The ruling, the first under a new citizenship interpretation from the Supreme Court, notes Lallas has lived in the United States six years learning English and working here. He planned to bring his wife to America after naturalization.
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Stamford Mayor Nominates Ryan as Police Chief
Stamford May 25 Mayor A N Phillips nominated Patrolman Marlin Ryan for Chief of Police after the death of Chief William Brennan. The council rejected the nomination 3 0 and Brennan was favored by the council. The mayor noted Ryan has served since 1905 and that he would not risk further controversy, while the council pressed for Captain Brennan. A secret caucus preceded the meeting. The council debated salary and funding transfers, with Bartholomew proposing a salary and contingency actions for the police chief. The mayor was authorized to call a special Board of Finance meeting to address salary and transfers.
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Tiyan
Tiyan, the Mayor Said, “To Still Think That Sergeant Greaney Is the Bes Min
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Rum Row Fleet Shrinks to Five Strong Off Highlands
May 28 report from Highlands New Jersey notes the Rum Row fleet down to five ships. British and French vessels were observed off Long Island and Highlands shores, with small schooners and steamers present while evading patrols.
Former Missouri Governor Folk dies in New York
Joseph W. Folk, former governor of Missouri and longtime Democratic figure, died in New York at the home of his sister. He had served as chief counsel for the Interstate Commerce Commission and advised on international investigations. Funeral services will be held in Beetown, Pennsylvania.
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Wilcon
Mie Stuty
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Touretay
Beewwnsville
Fennedeen
Wife of Dr Maxwell Dies in Hospital After Week
A hospital death occurred within a week after Dr Maxwell's wife passed away. The article references family members and hospital staff, with sparse readable details about the events and people involved.
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Maxwell
Dress Up City Hall Park for Memorial Day
Memorial Day preparations in the city center highlight decorating City Hall Park with community volunteers, aiming to create a festive atmosphere. Local groups coordinate tasks, seeking donations of flowers and flags to honor veterans and the national holiday.
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Hoyt Catlin Elected Head of Local Advertising Club
Hoyt Catlin advertising manager of Bryant Electric was elected president of the Bridgeport Advertising Club at the annual dinner. He succeeds H C Bennet of Bassick company with William C. Griffin named vice president and A C Heather named secretary treasurer. The event featured prizes and a civic review, recognizing local business leaders.
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Hoyt Catlin
Bridgeport
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Bassick Company
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Hulmes and Edwards Company
Catlin
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Bryant Electric
Teachers Renamed Despite Charges by School Board Head
A letter from Dr. A C Fones president of the Board of Education accuses political and religious influences swaying votes to create a Dean of Girls at the High School for Miss Margaret Kiely. It cites a $100 raise for Miss Mallon and questions Principal William McAndrews qualifications amid protests over extended school hours.
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Schenectady Cars Resume Short Schedule
Schenectady New York May 28 The first trolley cars since the two week strike resumed today with a cautious test run leaving the barn at 10 am and service suspended at 4 29 pm. Company officials and union leaders described the run as a demonstration to gauge sentiment while police escorted the cars along State street drawing only minimal attention from onlookers.
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Local Man Fined Twenty Five For Speeding In Greenwich
A terse report states Jenn Morek ers, 220 of thas efty austered voutu al one of the head and a sonny wee man described an Miss Lillian Brofidins, of 10 Silver street, Norwich, was killed when the vehicle went over an embankment on the Lael wanna teary Sunday miet. Miss Broking with novewerl bi the West Side Angpital, died shortly after arrival. Efforts to learn Morek’s home were futile. no such listing appeared in the directory.
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Flyers Gain Distance in Continental Flight
Flyers from Bellmontville and nearby bases completed a transcontinental flight aimed at testing endurance. The crew, including officers from Macrendy and Oakley, abandoned their return route briefly before resuming toward Dayton. Local observers noted the effort as a significant aviation milestone amid challenging conditions.
Child Injured When Struck By Machine
A child was injured after being struck by a machine near Colimable Street and Park Terrace. The incident occurred as a vehicle drove by a foreman, with authorities investigating the cause and whether safety measures were breached.
Misses Kiely Mah lon and McAndrews Named On Ballot
Misses Margaret Kiely and Mary F Mahlon along with William McAndrews are listed for ballot positions. The notice indicates form positions by five to.
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Margaret ¥. Kiely
Mary F. Mahlon
William. McAndrews
Motives for Accusations At Board Meeting
Dr A C Fones president of the Board of Education and the board voted to reappoint three teachers with a written reprimand amid protests. He alleged religious and political influence shaped the high school dean position for Miss Kiely. A committee will draft the contract changes restricting political activity by teachers and staff.
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My Owns
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Accidents Rise in Milford Amid Heavy Traffic
Milford records six accidents since last Saturday noon with no serious injuries. Police arrested two drivers on reckless driving charges after multiple collisions between 12 noon and 4 pm near the Washington bridge and other incidents. A pedestrian injury was reported and several vehicles sustained damage in the cited events.
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