Marding Beaten For First Time By Norwich 4-3
The Warren Harding High School Meadmen were defeated 4 to 3 by Norwich Red Academy in a high profile game watched by over 5,000. Dizenzo led Harding at the plate with two of four. Norwich’s Mish, Sadensky each had three hits. The game featured several misplays, injuries, and a dramatic roadside incident involving driver Norman Batten who escaped a fiery crash with both hands burned while steering to safety.
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Warren Harding High School
Smaccball
Hue
Norwich Red Academy
Dizenzo
I Dizenzo
H Dents
Filer Mish
Sadensky
Pately
Norwich
Fisher
Linnt Harding
Mare
Meadmen
Schreiber
Mitta
Batten
Betten
Jules Ellintoe
Memphis
K. Koblert
St. Charles
Fred Lackleider
Elgin
Kohlert
Harry_ Hartzeon Duray
Benny Hill
Peter DePaolo
Harding High
Po Sweezy
Walsh
Koslowski
Morris
Rice
DeRosa
Sisko
Michaels
Nh Po Cimlbaski
Jarvis P Yarrington
Gellibatt
Jackson
Mish
Tiernell
Greene
Harding
Pitelu
Ja Divis
Jarvis
Passel Balle
Seeiber
Muerin and Murphy
Soviet Asks Right to Keep Officials in Great Britain
The Russian charge d affaires to London sent a letter to Foreign Secretary asking permission for Soviet officials and British firms to stay in Britain to wind up Arcos and related trading institutions. It warned that denial would trigger immediate liquidation of Soviet and British interests, with damages borne by the British government.
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Great Britain
Stan Rapture
A. P. Rosengolz
Main
Arcos
Oer
Catholic Church Razed by Blaze at St Charles
Waltham Mass May 20 Fire swept St Charles Roman Catholic church and burned sacred articles. Pastor Rev Peter J Walsh rushed back into the building to remove valuables. An unidentified man joined the priest in danger to reach the altar and save the crucifix from the flames.
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Waltham
Mass
Charles
Peter J. Walsh
Grange Head to Speak at C A C Conference
Sress L J Tabor national master of the Grange will be the principal speaker at the annual Farmers Week at Connecticut Agricultural College. Prof Richard B E Dodge announced he will speak Thursday after noon July 28 on a subject to be announced. Farmers Week runs July 26 to 28 inclusive.
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Associated
Sress L. J. Tabor
the Grange
Connecticut Agricultural College
Richard BE. Dodge
Tabor
Fairfield Country Club tournament play starts season
The Fairfield Country Club opens its Spring handicap at Sacco Hill with first round pairings including J Walter Perry versus A Clark and W N Lashar against R T Vancerbi. Wheeler wins by default over Rier and Charles Phelps also advances. Watson lowers the low net to take first honors.
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Sacco Hil
J. Walter Perry
A. &. Clark
W.N. Lashar
R.T. Vancerbi
L. Riker, Jr
W. F. Wheel. Field
Charl
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W. Black
C. K. Barrington
R. TY. Huteh
TC Visehor
T. T. Bedford
H. O. King
W. Watson
W. F
W. bin
W. B. Lashar
J. Fleid
T. C. Vischerez
R. IT. Hatch
R. T. Vanderbilt
Dr. Clark
H. QO. King
I. Benford
Charles Phelps
K. E. Weeks
Walter B. Lashar
Carleton H. Falmer
W. F. Wheeler
Laat
A. L. Riker, Jr
A. W. Roghe
Charlie
Munson
T. Bedford
D. S
T. Cc
Coolidge Faces Busy Two Weeks Before Summer Retreat
Washington May 30 The President will speak today and add two more speeches this week before heading to his summer home near the Black Hills. He plans to witness the fleet review at Hampton Roads and oversee arrangements for the Geneva naval arms conference plus finalize new judgeships for California and Michigan.
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Washington
Coolidge
Black Hilla
South Dakota
Vemion
Hammond
America
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Mr. Coolidge
Geneva
West
California
Michigan
1000 Bushel Potato Yield Considered By Expert
Durham New Hampshire May 22 Reports of a 1000 bushel potato yield per acre in California are not surprising says Dr O F Butter botanist at the New Hampshire agricultural experiment station He notes 40 bushels of seed per acre produced 265 bushels per acre and suggests evaluating higher seed rates to raise yields.
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Durham
N. H
Associated Press
California
O. Ft. Buttier
New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station
Butter
Three Injured In Weekend Traffic Surge Hit and Run Case
A hit and run left Esther Gasdag seriously injured near Fairfield avenue and Hansen street. Thomas Panza was treated for scalp wounds after a Post road collision. A small boy sustained a minor injury in a fourth crash as traffic swelled to record levels and officers manned the roads.
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Batoist
St. Vincent's Hospital
Aututst Tg
Esther Gasdag
Steve Gasdagz
Bryant Street
Fairfield Avenue
Hansen Street
Thomas Panza
Beach Street
East Port Cheater
N. Y
Post Road
Seaside Park
Gasdag
Kolpos
Chester BE. Haberlin
Bredwood
Tranishan Avenues
Charles J. Smith
Charles Street
Helen M. O'Connor
Elmhurst
Paul A. Bartel
Parrott Avenue
Artic Stress
Noble Avenue
Edward Coles
Lowa Gramacy
East B4the Street
New York
Joseph Mattei
Stratford Avenue
Royal match planned for Japan's heir apparent
Tokyo May report says privy council and imperial household department search for a bride for Prince Chichibu heir to the throne. Betrothal awaited until mourning ends next Christmas. marriage restricted to imperial or select noble families. Rumor says candidates may come from a chosen noble line after Emperor Taisho's death.
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Prince Yasuhito Chuchibo
Tokyo
May
Associated Press
Princeaves
Japan
Privy Council
Imperial Household Department
Chichibu
Hirhito
Taisho
Hus
Rough House Rosie Leads Majestic Week of Laughs and Thrills
Clara Bow headlines at the Majestic in Rough House Rosie a lively comedy with slapstick moments including a cave-man gag and a head slap scene. Also showing are St Augustine Holy Name society communion break feast and Charley Chase in Forgotten Sweeties plus Majestic News and Aesop's Falles.
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Majestic
Clara Bow
Rosie
Clara
Elinor Glyn
St. Augustine's Holy Name Society
Charley Chase
Cameo Theatre Presents Robin Hood in Six Rex Tival Series
The Spanish American War Veterans of Bridgeport present the second of six Rex Tival motion pictures to aid their convention. Today matinee and night show Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood with a Vitaphone bill featuring Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address and Frances Alda performing the Star Spangled Banner. Also shows Johnny Maryin, George Jessel, Murial Gray, and the Vitaphone Revue with Bull and Black Bottom horse. tomorrow Lilian and Dorothy Gish star in Orphans of the Storm. program repeats.
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Bridgeport
Cameo Theatre
Cameo
Douglas Fairbanks
Robin Hood
Vitaphone
Lincoln
Abe Lincoln
Vitaphone Symphony Orchestra
Man Heller
Frances Alda
Johnny Maryin
George Jessel
Murial Gray
Gledys Keck
Ches. Canfield
Will Morissey
Midgle Milter
Gossips of 1927 Scores at the Palace
The Palace screens Jos Sullivan’s Gossips of 1927 anew with the Four Camerons vaudeville quartet. Also featured are Sergeant and Lewis songs, Bobby Vernon in Me That Bull, and Lois Wilson with Sam Hardy in Broadway Nights. The revue gathers stars and fresh bits, with Billy Dare, Marlon Wilkens and the California Peaches among the cast.
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Jos. Sullivan
the Palace
Four Camerons
Pop Cameron
Mrs. Cameron
Dave Cameron
Cammie Cameron
Camerons
Mr. Cameron Sr
Sergeant and Lewis
Bobby Vernon
Lois Wilson
Sam Hardy
Billy Dare
Marlon Wilkens
al Butts
Emerson and Baldwin
Marjorie Moore
Ray Powell
Tom Moore
Marty Gibbons
al Kuhlman
Et al
Teddy Claire and Al Post Vaudeville at Poli’s Theatre
Teddy Claire and a 12 member company headlined by Bee Morris and Big Boy Barnes at Poli’s Vaudeville theater delivering singing and dancing a strong act. Will Ward added appeal as favorite comedian with skillful storytelling piano work. Senna and Dean amused with Charlie's Tight Out and a flapper skit. Fay Elliott and King impersonators dazzled with Who's Who a romance of the race track. Mary Astor and Sunset Derby featured in a First National short with a Pathe News reel ending with Lindbergh Spirit of St. Louis.
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Paris
Teddy Claire
Bee Morris
Big Boy Barnes
Poli
Vaudeville Theatre
Will J. Ward
Senna
Dean
Yesterdyy
Leon Melville
Evie Stetson
Fay
Elliott
King
Pathe
Lindbergh
St. Louis
Man Sought in Slaying Probe at Buffalo
A man described as capable of long conversations and of good appearance was detained in Buffalo in connection with the slaying of Mrs. Jennie Randolph, 55, a rooming house landlady. He used the name Charles Harrison, lodged in her house, and disappeared after her body was found under a bed. Police linked him to Adrian Harris, wanted on the Pacific coast for similar crimes.
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Buffalo
Associated Press
Pacific Coast
Jennie Randolph
Charles Harrison
Harrison
Adrian Harria
Mandera
Presbyterians Endorse Prohibition Stand At Assembly
The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian church endorsed the Eighteenth Amendment and enforcement of Prohibition. It urged action against “organized forces of iniquity” seeking to legalize liquor and pledged to combat wet candidates. Endorsements were given to the AntiSaloon League and temperance groups.
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Washington
Associated Press
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Anti-Sa Joan League
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
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