Militia and police clash at Manville mill strike
A large mob of about 1800 strikers and supporters confront state police at the Manville Tenckes company mill. Five officers and several strikers are wounded as crowds throw stones and clash near the bridge. Deputy Sheriff is shot, and the scene turns chaotic with volleys and arrests as authorities attempt to restore order.
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Manville Rct
National Kuard
Migor
Oweck
Winville Jenches Company
Sips Pot
Snevifes
Manville
Ana Fiamie
Vanile Tenckes
Marsille
Menion
Trombuline Os Solon
118Th Mediators
Teniculanv Company
Hoowas Russel
Michael Mamubio
Venteen
Homann Hospital
John Pymanski
Mtr Land A &Triser
Selon
Elver
Chase
Insurance Firm Deploys Plane To Help Policy Holder
Hartford August 31 AP report says Telvering Bully Insurance used an airplane flight covering 270 miles to supply electrical equipment for the Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co of Bend Oregon protected by the company. The quick delivery saved about 3000 in potential loss and showcased an emergency air service benefiting a major client.
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Hartford
Rocky Mountains
Val Che
Hiooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
Bend Oi
1Scat Company
Corned sentiat te answured aw sbath dietrh
Fourteen persons listed including women attended a divorce or marriage notice. the report mentions county telephones and a bake off event at Westport with life events and public notices alongside health and civic topics.
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Tings
Dhorce
Pere Sage
Patritield
Siow
Westport
Tierra
Ap Pets Pace
Stratford
Super Plovanet
Dale Vette
Delleved Hart Ag
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Five Wounded in Boston Rally Fight
Five people were wounded during a chaotic rally in Boston. Police reported injuries amid shouting and clashes as protesters clashed with counterdemonstrators near a public square. The incident sparked a swift police response with no immediate arrests announced.
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Boston
Murder Case Echoes Fear for Clergyman Hall
Reporters and investigators reveal that Rev Edward W Hall feared for his life years before his murder. Friends and police recount threats from relatives and suspects while a sprawling probe unfolds. Names of Stevens, Carpender, and relatives appear as officers plan further arrests and fingerprint examinations.
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Sumerville
Edward W [Lat
Eleino
Mills
Paul Kamborsky
Vaio Hamborsky
Hall
Hon Stevens
Stevens
Lavaletta
Captain Walsh
Burke
Tersey
Devastating quake hits Fayal island and Azores
Import shows Four Hundred Believed Hurt as a quake is followed by a tidal wave. Messages from the mayor describe ruins on Fayal Island and widespread suffering in the Azores. Government steamer and warships dispatched, telegraph offices crowded seeking news.
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Lubon
Portugal
Angas
ADP
Fayal
Tota
Portuguesa
Avores
Payal
Columm
Tineps Wend Engineers Corps
Telemih
Tisbon
Azores
Staelf
Walker Awarded Contract 10 Draw New School Plans
Charles Wellington Walker of Mratford, associate arabbort for Warren Harding High School, was elected architect for the proposed Capital Avenue School by the Board of Education. He won 3 votes against Ernest G Southey, with Leonard Asheim and Mrs Loewith also mentioned in the ballots. The secret ballot showed no discussion and the vote settled the next school project’s architect.
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Charles “Wellington Walker
Mratford
Warren Harding High School
Capital Avenue
Board of Education
Tinofor Ernest G Southey
Beardgey Schdol
Walker
Leonard A Asheim
Mre
Sadie R Lotwith
Bey
Toewith
Andreaitect
Llmer
FT Havens
Mmetinele
John G Stevens
Havens
J Mum Wy Johnson
Tus
Southey
Tryvea
Steven
William 1
Martin
Loewith
Three Apartments Contempt Charge In City Construction Plan
The city building commissioners granted permits for three three story apartment houses costing 159 000 to William Chitles. The projects include 72 families across 24 units on Fairfield avenue Kimwood place 1240 Furfsidvenue and 10 Panwina avenue, plus a fourth building on Rosten avenue Orchard street fronting Orechel ster. One permit is for 30 600 remodeling and the matter stalled awaiting a court ruling amid contempt claims.
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Buniding Commissioners
Oraterial
William
Chitles
Wilkhovne
Erea
Pairfeld Avenue
Kimwood Plac
Furfsidvenue
Panwina Avenue
Rosten Avenue
Orechelster
Poston Avenue
Bath
Witan
Tim
Louis
Isaac Hillmin
Hamel
Valentino's Latest Picture Earns Heirs Big Royalties
After Valentino’s death his heirs face a growing fortune from royalties tied to a forthcoming project. Industry observers note preexisting bookings and pending releases could boost future earnings, while questions linger about who controls the estate. The actor’s sister and remaining family members await clarification on ownership and distribution.
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Valentino
Gibson's Daughter Marries Ohio Man in Elegant Ceremony
The wedding of Gibson's daughter to an Ohio man took place at Seven tiindie] Acre Island estate near Cincinnati. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. MM Lewallen, with Miss Moore of the town as attendant.
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Gibson
Ohio
Mas Feng Gabeon
Dina Cahsan
Fbson
Seven Tiindie
Acre
Lelin
Alfred Ansin
Riseor
Toangherne
Thy
Westbuns & Ot
Res
Lewallen
Bere
Italy Tames Gold to Balance Bank Note Issue
Rome Aug 1 The Italian cabinet approved Count Volpi finance plans to deflate the lire toward prewar value and simplify taxes by abolishing nonproductive wartime imposts. Ninety million dollars of the American gold loan remains, to be transferred to the National Bank of Issue to balance 200 million bank notes in circulation. The budget aims to reduce note circulation by withdrawing ten and five lire notes and issuing silver coins of equal value.
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Rome
Count Volpi
Alan
Quytificate
J P+ Morgan and Company
Barca TV Italig
National Bank of Issue
Volpi
League Seats for Spain and Poland in Geneva
In Geneva the subcommittee approved temporary seats for Spain and Poland, aligning with the main committee after lengthy debate. The plan allows one permanent member from the league and designation of non permanent seats, with eligibility rules to be defined and a morning session set to review the final agreement.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Iéuizini
Lod Cecils Seache
Tamarca
Ssc
Perriment
Grand St Bridge Closed for Repairs
Local plan notes Grand St Bridge closure for repairs with traffic disruptions expected until Sunday. Police at cul de sacs manage access as crews work on the structure. street closure announced yesterday and confirmed today.
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Grand ST. Bridge
Culer End
Coolidge to Hear K of C Protests on Mexico Today
President Coolidge will receive James A Flaherty supreme Knight of the Knights of Columbus to discuss conditions in Mexico. The White House maintains a hands off stance unless American lives or property are harmed. The visit follows Knights of Columbus pressure for intervention to protect Catholic churchmen amid disputes with President Diaz.
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Coolidge
Mexico
Supreme Knight
Flaherty
White Pine Camp
Paul Smiths
Coolluge
James A Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
Kelloge
State Department
Washington
Danes
White House
Coalidee
Kellogg
Addda
McFlaherty
Myr Kellegs
Mtatey Ind
World Court
Mi Cooluige
California primary voting shows Young leading in early returns
Early returns from 71 of 140 precincts indicate Lieutenant Governor C Young leads in the Republican gubernatorial race in California. Estimates suggest more than 306000 voters had already cast ballots, with rivals and party loyalties shaping the scattered regional results across the state.
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C . Young Way
Stoma yYoung
Filenil Wo
Akekarisan
Sab Rey
WuClel
Los
Lana
Trudy Disappoints Big Crowd in Perth Amboy Welcome
Gertrude Ederle disappointed about 1,000 people waiting to greet her as she sped through Perth Amboy on a roalster en route to Highland for a summer home celebration. Mayor Frank Dorsey and city officials planned an escort, but she did not stop, only a few hundred glimpsed her from the parade route.
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Pertist Amboy
Gertrude Ederle
Highland
Frank Dorsey
Perth Amboy
Victory Bridge
Walcome
Dorsey
Mrs Young denies contest for Stamford seat in state conventions
Stamford August 31 Special Mrs Mildred Young denied plans to contest the election of Stamford delegates to the State and Senatorial conventions held Friday. At a Greenwich district convention remarks by Judge James T. Walah suggested she would contest, prompting delegates to consider a Hartford district convention if she pressed. Young insisted she had no intent to contest and remained loyal to the party. Senator Matthew T. Kenealy, elected Republican town committee chairman, urged party unity and pledged to back candidates who can attract broad support.
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Stamford
Mildred Young
Greenwich
James T Walah
Young
Hartford
Mra Young
Matthew T. Kenealy
Republican Town Committee
Ullse
Republican Party
Lieut Bettis May Die Grows Worse in War Injury
In Washington on August 31, 194? reports say Lieutenant Cyrus Bettig, army aviator, was badly injured and his condition worsened. He is held at a military hospital where he fights for recovery. The article notes a prior victory by Lieutenant Hettis over Lieutenant Al Williams for a prized trophy.
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Wasilngton
Cyrus Bettig
Hettis
al Williams
Navy
Grand jury indicts five Georgia bankers in Atlanta case
Atlanta, Ga Aug 3. The Fulton Saturday grand jury returned indictments against WD Manles a resident of the defunct Banker Trust Company and four directors for misusing most of the bank’s funds. The charges allege improper retention of funds and related offenses.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Witten
WD Manles
Banker, Trust Company
Fulton Saunay Grand Dam
Dempsey Knocks Out Local Boxer and Consoles Him
In Atlantic City the champion Dempsey knocked out local boxer Johnny Saxon who collapsed beside the ropes. Dempsey helped Saxon recover then hugged him and urged calm as camp attendants carried Saxon to the dressing room. The bout featured six rounds with Dempsey pressing the attack to the body and delivering piston like blows.
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Dempsey
Atlantic City
Johnny Saxon
Wester West
Anon
Snowa
Saxon
Alex
Hart
Ihien
Jack
Dre Eng
Int
Alleheates Asuns
Charles Anterson
Tate Metro
Cornell's District Victory Secures Democratic Control
In a turbulent primary, Cornell backed by McGuinness lost the Second District but won the Sixth, gaining control of the Democratic city convention. Meade’s anti-Cornell slate failed 363 to 222 in delegates and 218 to 179 in the other ticket, with ballot-box disputes and a police call reported in the Second District.
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Meade
John A Cornell
Lenday
Democratic Party
John J. Mt. Guinness
Reey Pote
Cornell-McGuinnelyt
Ternell
Tig Democratic Organization
Eyividend
Tle
Willam F Moved
John T Sheehan
Ciponeda
Willam J. Meade
McGuinness
Organization
Cornell
Francis Cook
James F. Wy Con
McGuinnessie
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