Kiwanians Aid Japanese Relief Amid Luncheon Vote
At a noon Kiwanis luncheon the local Red Cross appeal prompted unanimous approval to empower the club’s board to allocate any sum deemed fit for Japanese relief. The discussion touched on American and British perspectives, with Colonel Fred Lindsay recounting his varied career as navigator, rancher, and explorer, and praising American vigor.
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The
Red Cross
Kiwanis Club
Turer
Merica
Lindsay
Boy Scout Movement
Fred Lindsay
Palace Theatre
Fou Wa
Veteran Bodies Elect Officers at Joint Meetings
Milwaukees Daughters of Veterans elected Pousilla Ingalls Thayer national President with officers including Monyvelle Plymier from San Francisco as senior vice president and Katherine Compton of Chicago as secretary The Navy Veterans re elected Loomis Scofield Commodore commanding the National Association of Naval Veterans for a sixth term along with other officers Miss J Florence Lud of Boston was named assistant secretary in charge of active work
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Milwaukee
Pousilla Ingalls Thayer
Daughters of Veterans
Monyvelle Plymier
San Francisco
Senine
Katherine Compton
Chicago
Navy Veterans
Loomis Scofield
National Association of Naval Veterans
J. Florence Lud
Boston
Eretary
Obituary notices from Bridgeport and nearby towns
Obituary notices describe Carl M Grasse of 04 Meechwood avenue dying at Bridgeport Hospital after weeks of illness. Funeral at his home Saturday with Rev Fisherman officiating. Also details of Catherine A Gregory funeral from 263 First Avenue Laurel Beach with high mass at St Gabriel Walnut Beach. Charles Knapp services at 1234 Transian Avenue with burial at Fairfield East. Funeral of Sarah Clingan Stepney noted with burial at Stepney cemetery.
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Carl AL. Grasse
Carl M. Grasse
Meechwood Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Anc
Max Grese
Elsie G
Stephen Fisherman
St. John's Episcopal Church
Catherine A. Gregory
First Avenue
Laurel Beach
St. Gabriel’ Church
Walnut Beach
Per McCuean
George Lanouelte
W. Seawell
Frank Seawell
Hryden
Walter Maston
Walter Manion
Lurlat
Michael's Cemetery
Charles J. Knapp
Charles Knapp
Tranisian Avenue
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Tiurinl
Fairfield East
Dogs Attack Two Boys in City Bites Reported
Two boys were bitten yesterday afternoon by dogs in different city sections and treated at the emergency hospital by Dr. A. Levenson. Petar Caluone of 207 North Washington avenue suffered a bite on the right hand while Neale Tobin of 258 William street was bitten on the left thigh and calf before bystander stopped the attack.
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A. Levenson
Petar Caluone
Washington Avenue
Neale Tobin
Wiliam Street
Switchmen Demand 23 26 Increase Ahead of Contract Expiry
In Chicago the Switchmen's Union of North America voted to seek a 23.26 percent wage rise. President T N Cashin said the raise would lift pay toward the 1920 level, with negotiations expected to run until late fall. Railroads may reject the demand, then a Railway Labor Board review could follow. Contracts expire between September and January 1924.
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Chicago
Switchmen’s Union of North America
T. N. Cashin
Guy Wark
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ehainms
Orhoalee
Cashin
Railroad Labor Board
Lenin Service Brotherhoods
J B Marcing Admits Robbing Warren Bank
Boston dispatch reports Joseph B Marcing brought from Houston Texas to Warren to face charges of wrecking the First National Bank. He admitted taking 213000 dollars in securities from the bank and said he knew where the bonds are hoping the bank would recover every dollar.
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Boston
Joseph B. Mar
Housemoton
Tex
Trig
First National Bank
Warren
United States
John V. Sullivan
Marcino
Sullivan
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Japan
Be £ Rotary Club
Roosevelt
Theodore Rosevelt
Hun Cnres
Teddy
Dairymen's
New York
A, Inc
Seiler's
Sarah Senright Clingan
Sea- Clingan
George Fl
Yan Stepney
Oon
Stepney M. EB
Frenry
Bur
Stepney
R. R
J. B. Marcing
Warren Bank
Bridgeport
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Main ST
Cannon St
Ted
Alvo Remeby
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