Woman Drowned Off Charles Island After Boat Capsizes
A party of four adults and two children were stranded by a tide near Charles Island. Warren Willard, 19, in a motor boat, rescued four survivors while one woman, Miss Misa Vincence Tansay, died. The incident occurred during a sudden storm as the group were returning to shore. The Milford Yacht Club treated the survivors at the scene. The dead woman was identified as MissTansay and the body brought to the yacht club for examination.
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Milford
Misa Vincence
Susan Linsey
Anil Ester
Joseph Downing
Nettleton Avenue
pMlyrtle Beach
Hine
Milford Yacht Club
A. C. Carpenter
Tinday Wen
Yacht Club
Glyven
Hristo
Charles Island
Ater
Pon
Silver Sanda
Sonny
Canslzad
Downing
Mra
Mary Tingey
Susan
Willard
Plorence Linsey
Tennessee House Reverses Ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amendment
The Tennessee House, in Viva Voce, expunged the journal’s record of ratification and voted 47 to 24 with 20 not voting to non concur with the Senate on the suffrage amendment. Gov Roberts did not speak as officials warned the legality would be decided by the Washington-certified record.
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Viva Voce
Senate
State Department
Colby
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee House of Representatives
Hoberts
Fouse
Thompson
Diascutbion
Vitor
Roberts Latl
Colly
House
Legislatrn
Tennessee
Washington
Roberts Wis
Alabama
Suttraga
Maine Legislature Enacts Laws Enfranchising Women
The Maine special session called by Governor Milliken to amend registration laws adjourned after one day. The enacted measures widen voting access for women in state elections and mirror broader suffrage developments.
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Maine
Augusta
Legislatura
Milliken
Connecticut Storm Leaves Two Dead In Widespread Damage
Two killed and several injured as a cyclonic storm roared across Connecticut towns including North Haven Wallingford and New Haven. Crops damaged 2 million loss reported with tobacco and orchards affected. a factory blaze and warehouses wrecked. trains delayed and utilities disrupted.
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Score
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
North Haven
North Bruilford
Mos Cames
Sofmeld
Windsor
Chauhy
Blaneten
Vernon
Haistants Lingey Bay
Vary Uitie Insurance
New York
Huartford
North
Laven
State Sirest
Maches
San
Freworks
Wallingford
General Electric to Begin Work at Bridgeport Plant
General Electric Co plans to start work today at the Bridgeport plant occupying the former Remington shop area. A modest initial force will prepare for production, with some work like armature motors moved from Lyon, Minnesota, and some employees expected to be recalled from Chicago as plans solidify.
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General Electric CO
Bridgeport
Generalerttle Company
Remington
Isntridnopat
Lyon
Man
Thirlty
Pume
Tho
Alwan Orad
Tatad
Publication Delivery Notice From Post Publishing Co
If you fail to receive your Bridgeport Telegram Evening Post or Sunday Post or if you do not get your paper Lon time contact Post Publishing Co to report missing deliveries and arrange service.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Belfast Riots Leave Twenty Dead and Heavy Damage
Casualties from yesterday's Belfast rioting rise to twenty killed and about two hundred injured since last Wednesday. Fires blaze through businesses and homes in Sandy Road area as sniping and clashes persist. Crumlin Road prison fills as reinforcements arrive and troops briefly withdraw amid rising threat.
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Elias
Yexterday
Yerloua
Sandy Road
Crumlin Roa
Cameron Highlanders
Curragh
Harding Backs Roosevelt Policy to Develop West
Marion Ohio August die Senator Harding advocated a conservation based plan to develop the West and provide homes for veterans as part of a broader federal and state effort. Governor Howden of Illinois spoke for the delegation of Republican governors urging cooperation between governments to expand agriculture to meet food needs. Senator Harding pledged to resist encroachment on states while stressing public and private action. The piece notes the call for more agriculture growth as urban populations rise.
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Gio
Republcan
Howden Gn
Frank O.law Widew
Tinois
Chieagy
Prafan
Wicely
Ile Algo
Republian
Bengtor Bardlng
Endlicrg
Ihn West
New Star Losses Brilliance From Cosmic Collisions
A Paris observatory report, led by Charing Nordmann, states a nova in the Swan constellation has dimmed due to collisions with nearby bodies. The commission finds the star’s light diminished as a result of interactions among multiple celestial objects.
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PAIS
Paris
Meining
a_commission
Charing Nordmann
Academie of
Subways and Buses Restore Service After Transit Strike
New York a.m. Aug 31 as thousands of workers return to jobs after a transit strike. 97 two and three car subway trains operated during rush hour, buses in service increased to about 1200 overall. Traffic eased but congestion remained at major bridges. Ferry boats doubled service and trolley lines plan a phased restart starting tomorrow with police on cars.
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New York
Brooklyn
Must River
Talovborough
Tim
Croak Ion
Opeiala
I Iy
Three Million Limit Named for GOP Fund Total
Republicans faced renewed scrutiny over campaign expenditures as Senator Reed and others pressed treasurer Upham about quotas and possible city allocations. Upham claimed he set fourteen month old state quotas and could not recall city splits, insisting he would stop funds before reaching three million dollars and that industrial centers could raise large sums without national awareness.
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Senate
Wilt Hays
Frederik W. Toham
James M. Cox
Upham
Republican National Committee
Senners Pomerens
Reed
Hays
Mer. Upham
Harding
Read
Uphim
Cox
Pittsburgh
Igenia
Stoeed
Jteed
Nad
Aly
Lelal
Two Die As Elevator Falls In Port Town Incident
An elevator fell today in Voyork injuring sixteen people and killing two workers, Alberk A. Caplan and Moelanier, who were on duty in the building. Officials say a cable failure caused the car to plummet from the top, trapping others inside. Medical staff worked to extract the injured and recover the deceased.
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Awe
Twoen
Unem
Leiamsong
Darby
Ruth
Ina
Minee de Ath
Sali
Chan Titt
Alberk A. Caplan
Moelanier
Attairs
Melala
Tignehaug
Hue
Huapitald
Phremen
Attar
Accused Youth Describes Fatal Struggle in Murder Case
Elwood B. Wade confessed to killing George E. Nott in Nott’s home on Judson Avenue after a long feud over Wade’s wife. Wade, Mrs. Nott, and Edward Johnson are jailed without bail as investigators piece together details of the attack starting in the attic and ending at the street door.
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Elwood B. Wade
George E. Nott
Nott
Wade
Judson Avenue
Ethel Hutchinson Nott
Bridgeport Hospital
Hillside
Mrs. Nott
Edward Johnson
Eanty
Leon
Sip
Pet
Wala
Superintendent of Police
Mra
Meuia
Edward Johnsorn
Imeha Dairy
Young Johnson
Jannotti's Slayer Caught by Police After Knife Slaying
Italian immigrant Frank Tannolti, 42, died from a knife stab after a quarrel over a $10 loan. Suspect Mancino, 40, of 279 Hough Avenue, was arrested by Detectives Wheeelny and Yoccula at 4 a.m. He allegedly confessed to the slaying and had a ticket to depart for Italy.
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Italy
Frank Tanolti
Ghuereppe Mancino
Edward Wheeelny
Antonio Yoccula
Paties
Mancino
Law
Maneha
Tannald
Funnorth
Edgar Ferris Shoots Self in Greenwich Tragic Family Note
Local report records Edgar Ferris shooting himself at his desk in Greenwich. The tragedy follows references to a prominent family including two brothers Willan and Lorenzo Slocum, with a sister Mia, and a note mentioning Dr P R Schofelt. A separate item notes a ferry’s return voyage from Newfoundland to Saint Helena.
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Greenwich
Theor
Poris
Tanily
Kenoela
PR Sehofelt
Mie
Fempla
Yovelyer
Finly
Tle
Rede
Ferra
Hviainland
Willan G. Fehay
Greenwitch
Mia
Lorenzo Slocum
San Tega
Cal
Children to Tell Of Father's Death Inquest
The inquest into clothier George B. Nott's murder is due today as George Nott Jr and Ruth Nott, 12 and 11 respectively, prepare to testify. Mrs Nott lies in Ridgeport Hospital in serious condition, with police likely to rely on early witnesses and family statements amid strained relations and alleged abuse.
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George Nott
Ruth
John 2. Phelan
George
Ridgeport Hospital
Dem
Johnson
Chavies Ferguson
Notts
Lang
Thatt Notts
Cox Watkins and Roosevelt Speak at Ohio's State Fair
Coverage from Columbus notes Cox Watkins and Roosevelt addressing the Ohio State Fair crowd. Mentions campaign finance inquiries, the League of Nations, and Cox urging support for a world league while denouncing intervention by Britain. Roosevelt and Watkins face questions on presidential candidacy and party criticisms amid ongoing senate investigations.
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Roosevelt
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Columbus
Cox
Aeon Wandin
Abio'a
Franklin Th Hoosevelt
Cassening Tate
Ohio State Fife
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Canematic Party
Lesage al Nations
Tentre League Amt
Imongter Phadnis
Pay Ad Donthi
Mee Watkin
Miongseselt
Lavernan
Repdy
Elaverman
Republican Mith Ab Committee
Senate Bib
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Pittsfield
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Myrtle Beach
Warren Willard
Tennessee House
Circulation Department
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West
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Mayer
Jannotti
Giuseppe Mancino
Edgar Ferris
Self
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Cite Lice
Newfoundland
Tishop
Seilly Telands
Povernor
Governnor Cox
League of iNationa
Goseiner Cox
App Pawl
Larding
Wiscount Garay
Knetand
Awell
Het Gohur
Viscount Grey
World League of Sathons
Germany
Austria
Baya
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