Bridgeport Bus Association Wins Injunction to Operate
Judge John J. Walsh granted a temporary injunction preventing Patrol Chief Flanagan and Assistant Prosecutor Keating from interfering with the Bridgeport Bus Association. The order allows 150 jitneys to operate under the club plan until October first or further court order.
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Bridgeport Bus Association
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Court of Common Meal
Patrick J. Flanagan
Vincent L. Keating
Tadae
Connecticut
Fatreteld
Norwalk
Dolles
Bridgeport
Vincent L. Heating
Saic City Court
Court of Common Pleas
Fairfield County
Iter
Flanagan
Jacob Sherwinds
Jowell
Kilpatris
Atorney Klein
Judge Walsh
Grant Junction
Weather Outlook for New England and New York
Forecast calls for increasing warmth and rain showers in southern New England Monday with clearing Tuesday. Unsettled showers and possibly thunderstorms in eastern New York Monday into Tuesday with gradually cooler, fair weather by Tuesday in the same region. Local thundershowers noted in the middle Atlantic states, with a broader trend toward cooler conditions after Tuesday.
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New England
New York
Middle Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Tuasdar
Labor Day Events in Bridgeport Today
Labor Day events across Bridgeport include a golf match at Brooklawn Country Club with 18 holes handicap event and 1.30 start, a seaside park meeting where Mayor Wilson will speak, and a ball game between Waterbury and Bridgeport at Newfield Park. Over 100 entrants vie for 16 loving cups in a Cush Battle at Pleasure Beach with bands and exhibitions noted.
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Waterbury
Labor Day Rail Travel Swells As Celebrations Begin
Railroad officials forecast the heaviest travel day of the year on Labor Day with thousands of vacationists flocking to beaches and nearby towns. Banks will close, mail service limited, and library hours adjusted as many observe the holiday with sports, concerts, and amusements marking the end of the vacation season. Extra trains and carriages are planned to handle the surge at local stations, with city offices operating limited hours and post offices extending delivery.
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Laurel Beaches
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Sternav
Boy Struck by Auto in Street Prank Accident
Prank victim Morconik, 14, of 658 Stillman Street, was struck by a car driven by Joseph Pistey of 2 Steubencourt yesterday morning while wrestling. A rear wheel passed over him causing internal injuries. Dr J Coyle treated him, but parents declined hospital transfer.
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Marconi
Stillman Street
Joseph Pistey
Steubencourt
Heilett
Stillman
BR. J. Coyle
Emergenty Stat
Morconik
Miners surrendering to troops as disorder eases
Washington dispatch reports West Virginia miners surrendering in large groups to federal troops under Brigadier General H P Bandholtz. 250 firearms seized, transportation arranged for returning miners, no bombs or shots fired by troops, and plans to withdraw forces once the situation stabilizes.
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War Department
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Camp Dix
N. J
Washington
West Virginia
Bandwoeltz
Martin
Blair
Ite
Hays
Patry
Miners Workers of America
Detry
Logan
Dohingon
Air Service
Comp Dix
Bandholis
Coolidge Escapes Platform Collapse at Centennial Event
Vice president Calvin Coolidge and ten others escaped unharmed when two speakers’ platforms collapsed in Williamsburgh on Sept 4. Coolidge remained calm, rebuilt a platform, and addressed the crowd about postwar economic policy, urging that success comes from obeying economic laws and paying back unpaid work.
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Calvin Coolidge
Klu Klux Klan Active Here in Connecticut Probe
Bridgeport police and state authorities join a statewide probe into Klan activities amid reports of members in Derby and the Connecticut Valley. Superintendent Hurley says evidence shows the order is spreading, with organizers collecting fees and donations for an imperial treasury while organizers claim to be law abiding.
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Bridgeport
Secret Order
Bureau of Investigation
Hurley
State Police Department
Connecticut
Ti Winx Klan
Hurley As
Derby
Naugatuck
Connecticut Valley
De Valera Rejects Lloyd George Terms Ireland on Edge
Ireland faces the threat of renewed conflict as De Valera rejects Lloyd George’s terms. The reply signals possible new parley while Ulster tensions rise with Sinn Fein chiefs warning of a possible war within a week. Whitehall remains pessimistic as ministers convene for a cabinet meeting amid mounting pressure.
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Ciil
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McCready
Gairloch
Dublin
Warraer
London
Valera
Liust Sesrese
Cncwmstaeaita
De Valera Reply to Lloyd George Note in Full
Dublin Mansion House transcribes Esmon De Valera’s full reply to the August 26 note from Lloyd George. He rejects union with Britain, asserts Ireland’s independence, and denounces force. He argues for government by consent and for Irish plenipotentiaries to meet, warning against division and military control.
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Ireland
Great Britain
Free States
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
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Ana My Coleagues
Britain
Unte
Norwalk Girl Fractures Skull After Auto Collision
Matilda Angione of Broad River is in Norwalk hospital in serious condition with a fractured skull after a collision with an automobile driven by William J. Austin of 139 West street Brooklyn. Angione, a summer resident at Caspaco Beach Westport, stepped from a parked car on New Canaan Avenue and ran into Austin’s vehicle. She was taken to the pavement and her skull fracture was confirmed. Austin rushed her to the hospital where her condition remained unchanged last night. Other accidents in Norwalk today involved victims with arm fractures traveling in cars who would not give names to the police.
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Norwell
William i. Austin
With Street
Brooklyn
Cstapo Beach
Westport
New Canaan Avenue
Austin
Porto Ricans Protest Reily as Governor
Porto Ricans in New York pass resolutions demanding Governor Reily be replaced, accusing him of opposing Puerto Rican unionists and seeking independence. Resolutions cite alleged vulgar language to the president, interference with public business, and suppression of Spanish in Puerto Rican schools.
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New York
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Porto Rigo
Harding
Congress
Overnor Reily
Senasta
Hie
Kelley
Nine year old boy dies after Danbury accident
Danbury Sept 5 Seorman Lee nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee of 92 South street died in Danbury hospital after being struck by an automobile near the Danbury baseball grounds The driver William Smith said the boy suddenly darted into the road to avoid him The child suffered a fractured shoulder and injured mouth No arrest made and he was ordered to attend Coroner Phelan's inquest Wednesday afternoon at 3 50.
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Seorman Lee
Robert Lee
South Street
Danbury Hospital
Danbury Baseball Grounds
Hestery M. Smith
Cary
See
Ifis Shir
Phelai
Man goes on violent rampage in South Boston
Sept 4 Boston reports Philip Dolan a laborer turned violent insane and besieged police, firemen, and civilians for two hours. He armed with a butcher knife and iron bar wounded six, two seriously, wrecked a house, and flooded a cellar before officers knocked him unconscious and sent him to the Psychopathic Hospital.
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Boston
Philip Dolan
Psychopathic Hospital
Ulster Welcomes Michael Collins amid Irish unity talk
In Asmagh on Sept 4, Michael Collins, commander in chief of the Irish Republican Army and Irish finance minister, made his first public appearance there since 1818 to thank supporters for electing him to the Dail Eireann. He denounced partition, urged Ulster to join a united Ireland, and criticized Northern Parliament as an obstacle to peace.
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Michael Coline
Irish Republican Army
Linneis T
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Dail Eireann
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
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Mara Weis
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Sinn Fein
Claus
Elster
England
Mr. Collins
Moor Rebellion Threatens Spanish Throne At Melilla
Paris reports Moors and Melilla forces clash after four days of fighting. Spanish crown troops suffer heavy losses with about 2600 dead or wounded. Moorish casualties unknown. Officials fear throne stability as revolts spread in Bardlons Tarragon Valenna and censorship tightens. Communication lines are severed, hindering battlefield details.
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Bardlens Tarragon
Valenna
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Conea
Morocco
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