Lava Flow Reported At Kilauea Volcano
A report from Hulg Hawaii details a new lava flow on the south eastern flank of Kilauea. Prof Jagger notes potential renewed eruption with lava moving toward Salemaumau, the volcanos main activity center at the crater southwest end. Myrtle Suzanne Browne wife of Porter Emergon Browne noted author and playwright dies at 73 after long illness survived by husband and two children.
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South Norwalk
Associated Press
Myrtle Suzanne Browne
Porter Emergon Browne
Men who shot at Farmier captured in Willimantic
In Willimantic on Sept 5 two Brooklyn men, Harry Evers and William Lukarchar, were taken into custody after firing at a farmer protesting fruit theft. A revolver, hidden weapon, and tools appeared on arrest. They pleaded not guilty in police court and were fined $50 plus costs, with further examination ordered to check a stolen car.
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Pelige
Webster
Four Story Buildings Collapse in Newark Downtown
Newark dispatch reports two four story structures collapsed in the downtown area. A Chinese restaurant on one floor shook and diners fled through windows as the floor settled sharply. City officials began investigations and excavations in the restaurant cellar to determine the cause.
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I RK
SM. J
Associated Press
Newark
Boy Struck by Auto Suffers Bruises Near Viaduct
A two year old boy identified as James Cavany of 37 Railroad Avenue ran into an automobile driven by James Cassady of 1775 North Avenue near the Railroad avenue and Main street viaduct. The child suffered only painful lacerations and slight bruises after medical examination at the emergency hospital.
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James Cavany
Railroad Avenue
James Cassady
North Avenue
Main Street
BE. J. Susslin
Islow season ends at Milford Shore Resorts
Milford Sept 5 The present week marks the closing of the local shore resort season with a generally satisfactory, though weather affected, summer. Real estate operators, hotelmen, concessionaires and others report better than expected returns despite frequent rain and a poor Fourth of July. August and Labor Day boosted business, with large crowds at amusement parks and strong October bookings, signaling a comparatively successful season localewide.
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Milford
Lease dispute shields ten thousand dollar damage claim
The report describes two civil suits in Bridgeport alleging failure to honor lease covenants. Quinn sues La Croix and Anderson for 10000 in damages after evacuation of an old Main Street location. Berkowitz sues Nathan Barhman for 10000 damages and a conveyance decree, claiming a $9100 balance due and delayed payment since July.
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Harry Quinn
Fairfeld Avenue
Main Street
Guinn
la Croix
Anderson
Quinn
Jesse
Wott Brerkowits
Nathan Barhman
Bridgeport
Berkowitz
Aslangz
Rothman
Two Danbury Men Arraigned On Liquor Charges
Danbury officers raided homes of Andrew Bojko and Anthony Musnicki seizing ten gallons of cider and a bottle of alcohol at Bojko. Musnicki reportedly dumped contents of a decanter to avoid seizure. Both men appeared in City Court for arraignment as police continue analysis of seized liquor.
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Danbury
Miele
Andrew Bojko
Anthony Muanicki
Toen
Bojko
Musnicki
Bojko'a
Treasury Certificate Sales Continue Brisk AcrossState Cities
Treasury certificate sales remained brisk at post offices nationwide. Central accounting figures show totals around 8,007.00 and 24,870.00 in various cities including Hartford Bridgeport New Haven Norwich Stamford Waterbury Danbury and Greenwich, with statewide balance reported as 24,407,544.77.
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Treasury Savings
Lataled Rer
New Eugen
Hartford
Park City
Central Accounting Office
Bridgeport
Maven
Norwich
Stamford Wine
Waterbury Cavers
Danbury
Britain
Teondon
Greenwich
Stinnes Plan Near Completion for Rebuilding Devastated Areas
Paris reports an agreement between Hugs Stinnes and Senator De Lubersac, backed by the French Federation of Cooperative Societies, to deliver bricks, tractors, cement and other materials from Germany to reconstruct devastated French regions. Final government consent awaited. critics view it as easing French hostility and advancing Franco-German rebuilding. Berlin press calls it a test of German industry and a step toward reconstruction.
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Paris
Hugs Sones
German Industriad Marcate
Ie Lubersee
Federation of Cooperative Societies
Germany
I Tso
de Lubersne
Representiva
Proamistara
MM. Gillet
Berlin
Err Stinnes
Rae Deverent
de Lubersie
Trance
Ney
Rathenau
Associated Pres
Sunnes-De Lubcorsac
Diust
Wiesbaden Syreem
Walter Rathenau
Vossische Zeitung
France
Harr Stinnes
Boersen
Harding urges new Panama Treaty to replace old accord
President Harding recommended to Congress today abrogating the present treaty with Panama, arguing the existing agreement was meant to operate only during Panama canal construction and the negotiation of a new treaty.
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Washington
Panama
Panama Canal
Congress
Harding
Luigi Carrano Heads Venice Organization
Luigi Carrano heads the Venice A A Democratic club at 280 Grand Street in the clay room. Officers elected include Nicola Pinto as vice president Frank Palatico recording secretary John Scola sentinel and several trustees. The note mentions men testing metal for engines and harmonizing with instrument notes as a metaphor for success.
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Guigh Carano
Venice
A.A. Democratic Club
Grand Streai
Nicola Pinto
Frank Palatico
Jooh DeLucia
Veto Montanaro
Tamey Trovite
Sentinel
John Scola
House Committee
Raipa Blennidino
Antonio Sciarappa
Andrew Picelt
Ilo
John Fiesirfila
Savatore Marscella
Paulin Case Hearing Postponed To Thursday
The hearing in the case of Harry Paulin a clothing merchant arrested after a charge tied to Professor John A Tiernan of Notre Dame was postponed to Thursday. The case concerns Paulin alleged to be the father of Mrs Tiernan s child born last November.
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Harry Paulin
John A. Tiernan
University of Notre Dame
Paulin
Postponement Updates and Scholar’s Struggles Highlight Reel
This afternoon to Thursday at 10 o'clock the postponement proceeds as Mrs Tiernan, prostrated and confined, remains shielded from reporters while Poulin’s charge is addressed by Professor Tiernan. Scientists report Créetan language in sculptured writings remains undeciphered.
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Tiernan
Poulin
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