Bridgeport School Chief Urges United Forward Vision
Superintendent Reed urges a united school system with a clear purpose and public education reaching every child. He criticizes dead issues and calls for thinking forward, aiming to make Bridgeport schools the best in the United States. He shares a Schwab anecdote about diligence and asks teachers to focus on future goals.
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Reed
Boidgeport
United
Bridgeport
Ree
Charles M. Schwab
Andrew Carnegie
Schwab
Carnegie
Segwath
Skeed
Meetings Tonight Drawn From Various Organizations in Bridgeport
Notices list a range of groups meeting tonight including Italan Women's council 38 Beach Street, Monitor lodge 164 State Street, I O G F 1087 Broad Street, Magna Charm lodge and others at various addresses in Bridgeport. The report also notes a fatal family dispute in Puttsfield Massachusetts where Mara Mahoney of Richmond died in hospital after injuries alleged inflicted by his brother during a quarrel at their home last night.
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Italan Women’s Council
Beach
Monitor Lodge
T. O. OF
State Street
Aleiphan Lodge
Broad Street
Magna Charm Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Harmony
LL Oa. M
Newfield
I Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Bridgeport Mantolin Club
Warner Building
Chamber of Commerce
Noun
Algonquin Club
Household of Ruth
Gt O
Housatonic Avenue
Pyramid Temple
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Masonic Temple
Enighet ‘Council
Cannon Kyota Council
Troskut Lodge
Broad Street Bridgeport
Steuben Society of Ameri Schwaben Hall
French Street
Traskablucse
JT. Ly Cannon Stree
Putsfield
Mass
Mara Mahoney
Richmond
Edward
Cowboy Becomes English Earl in Wyoming Heir
Oliver Henry Wallop of near Sheridan Wyoming inherited the title Earl of Portsmouth after his elder brother died in London. He denied claims he renounced the earldom twenty years ago to win a lumber contract, saying such reports are unfounded. The late earl, aged sixty six, was unmarried and the third son of the fifth earl.
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Seridan
Wyo
Wyoming
Oliver Henry Waltop
Sheridan
Earl of
Portsmouth
London
Associated Press
Ondon
Earl of Portsmouth
Oliver Henry Wallop
Four Charges Faced by Kidnapper Slayer in Newark Case
Passaic county authorities at Newark file four charges against Noel, accused of kidnapping a child and fatally shooting Mary Daly’s savior, with the murder count tied to the Pierce slaying. Essex county may joint action as grand jury to hear Daly case on September 22. police pursue mobile tied to the suspect. Mary Daly's funeral held in Jersey City as public grief and investigations continue.
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Passaic
Newark
Joh Sandin
Noel
Tierce
Mary Daly
Dix W. Noel
New York
Chicago
Montainside Hospital
Sandin
Essex County Board of Freeholders Today
J. A. Earl
State Board of Contral
Overbrook Insane Asylum
Montclair
Commissioner of Public Safety
Helen Bogan
Cedar Grove
Leary Seeks Recovery After Tow Rope Breaks On Track
Leary claims a tow rope broke during a dispute over towing a truck from his property. He alleges Genelrt threatened his helper and that he procured a heavy hammer to deter further encroachments until paid. Leary seeks a quick remedy without excessive red tape.
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Leary
Genelert
Owey
Bituminous Operators Confer on Anthracite Substitution Plan
Central and Western Pennsylvania bituminous operators met in Philadelphia with Supt B to discuss extending soft coal as a substitute for anthracite amid suspension of Ruhring. They plan a broad campaign, targeting New England and the Middle Atlantic states to ship about 6,000,000 tons of prepared stove coal.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New England
Middle Atherte
Mitchell defends aviation reform as court martial awaits
Colonel William Mitchell proposes a unified national defense under one head with three sub secretaries for army navy and air. He calls for a consolidated Aeronautics Department and a civilian aviation program while awaiting possible court martial proceedings in San Antonio.
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Nugent
San Antonio
Texas
Mitchell
War Department
Hel- Tick
Hines
Savy
Wilbur
Navy Administration
Army
Nugents
Washington
Defense ‘Department
Navy
Air
Loais
Department Iy
Lo Ake
Cour
William Mitchell
Wighth Corps
Congress
Aeronautics Bureau
Mitchhell
Imbreciio
Land
Water
Aeronautics
Secretary of National Defense
Department of Aeronautics
T He Airways
Royal Department
Sa Ats
Canoists At Sea After Sept. 1 Note Reaches Tuscany Coast
Rome reports no further word on Lieutenant Smith a Canadian and his companion Brandt after they paddled a world tour in a canoe. A note found by Italian pilots says they were injured and starving with a smashed canoe and no water. The wager had allowed a steamboat crossing and listed Naples August 18 as departure in the journey from Boulogne to Rome.
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Rome
Lieeutenant Smith
Brandt
Tuscany
Italy
Smith
Europe
Boulogne
Halifax
New York
Liverpool
London
Atlantic
English Channel
Naples
Leningrad
Russia
Memorial for Bridgeport civic leader urged by aldermen
City officials push a plan to honor a long-time Bridgeport benefactor with an ornamental lamp standard on a square. A public subscription fund and a $160 pele are mentioned as part of the memorial effort led by Alderman Ard and Lampsy committee head Sehl.
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
Bridgeport
William Ard
August Sehl
Danbury and Bethel Street Railway Company
Joseph Alderson
Sewer Committee
Leverty and Yarley
Pierce Manufacturing Company
Bernardino and Manchin
Reward Offered for Missing Naval Seaplane PXN-9 No. 1
Honolulu chapter of the Navona Aero nautical association led by Van Valkenberg offers 500 dollars for the recovery of missing naval seaplane PXN-9 No. 1. Port delivery to naval authorities at sea is required. no successful search finds a crew yet.
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Honolui
Rapaw van Valkenberg
Aireways
Honolulu
Navona Aeronautical Association
Port Oor
John Roesers
San Francises
Ambulance Calls Log Shows Two Self Harm Attempts
The Daily Record notes two ambulance calls. Eduard Reilly, 38, at 98 Chapel Street attempted self harm by ingesting mercury tablets. He refused treatment and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after an antidote was offered. Josephine Prono, 14, of 21 Columbus Place was transferred to St Vincent's Hospital for appendicitis as a guest of a private doctor.
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Eduard Reilly
Chapel Street
Nichols Road
East Main Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Josephine Prono
Columbus Place
St. Vincent's Hospital
Coast Guard Intercepts Suspect Schooner The Integral on Bridgeport Voyage
The Coast Guard pursues a suspected contraband liquor schooner named the Integral on its first Bridgeport voyage. Captain Kohler announces plans to maintain service to Canal, while federal inspectors monitor cargo discharge. The ship carries 447000 superficial feet of Canadian lumber and a watch will remain for about ten days until holds are cleared and authorities confirm legitimacy.
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Intercept International
Bridgeport
Kohler
Here
Canal
School Superintendent Initiated as Rotary Member
Li H. Havens president of the Board of Education and Carroll B. Reed superintendent of schools were inducted into the Rotary club at the Incheon meeting in Strat field yesterday noon. Retiring president George H. Woods led the ceremony.
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Li. H. Havens
Board of Education
Carroll B. Reed
Achuals
Rotary Club
Incheon
Stratfield
George H. Woods
Cere
Last of Ripper board appointees draws pay
Miss Margaret A. Daley, clerk in the tax collector’s office, accepts pay under protest on the salary set by the Common Council. Daley is the last of the ripper board appointees to take pay, with a salary of 1800 before the ripple law, reduced to 1200 by the council under collector Howard Challenger. She states the move does not relinquish her rights to the higher pay.
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Am City
B. D. Bagley
Nettle May Cyphers
A. Cendini
Louise Hansen
James Mortimer
Cornelius O'Brien
Emil Senwartz
Howard
Challenger
Howard L. Kelly
Margaret Sheedy
Ellen Cleary
Mary A. Bond
Elizabeth Barber
Joe Winnick
Monroe
JH. L Blackman
Olive Boynhun
Turney Bros
Plaza
Lorient
John Wengzh Auorrey Greenstein
Paul Dietz
Margaret A. Daley
Howard S. Challenger
Common Council
M. Daley
Miss
Norwalk Mayor Strategy Sparks Partisan Clash
In Norwalk a heated council session saw Democrats demand postponement and retaliation remarks arise as Republican members resisted definite appointments. Attendees included Michael Riordan Albert Pohlman John Frizzell and Dr Wolfe as tensions flared over Hartford actions and mayoral absence.
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Michael J. Riordin
Repubican
Hartford
Albert M. Pohlman
John R. Frizzell
Frizzell
Lake Placid
Edward Gans
Harry Renton
Uawis Pugh
Dr. Wolfe
Barber Bordiere Enters New Britain High for Commercial Studies
James Bordiere a New Britain barber today enrolled as a freshman at New Britain High School to study commercial subjects and Spanish. He, married, has claimed the equivalent of a second year high school education in Italy and passed an oral and written exam after seeking admission through Superintendent Holmes. Bordiere plans to qualify for an export department job in a local factory.
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New Britain
James Bordiere
Main Street
New Britain High School
Bordiere
Holmes
Italy
Police and Fire Appointments Expanded by City
Dr Robert M Wolfe announced new hires for both services. The fire department grows to 82 paid men and the police force to 30 patrolmen and three sergeants. Veterans John L Roberts Harry Brown John Guarnier Ed ward Williams and John Moriarty join as officers along with William Albert son Carl Mace Charles Smith Fred Morash George Williamson and Vincent Ryan. A Democrats committee offered the mayoralty nomination to John Cavanaugh who declined and the offer will go to Wolfe.
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Robert M. Wolfe
John L. Roberts
Harry Brown
John Guarnier
Edward Williams
John Moriarty
William Albertson
Carl Mace
Charles Smith
Fred Morash
George Williamson
Vincent Ryan
Fire Department
John Cavanaugh
Crofut and Knapp Company
Irig
Hartford police open inquiry into Mrs Zukowski death
In Hartford a police investigation began into the death of 36 year old Mrs Helen Zukowski wife of Dionysy Zukowski of 81 South Prospect Street and mother of three who died at Mount Sinai Hospital after admission Monday afternoon An autopsy by Medical Examiner George Ranh found death from a criminal operation prompting the probe.
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Hartford
Helen Zukowski
Dionysy Zukowski
South Prospect Street
Mount Sinai Hospital
Abs
Zukowski
Hospital
Svnstant
George
Ranh
Five-Year-Old Dies From Burns After Bonfire Accident
Annie Seada, five, of Nott Street, Wethersfield, died at Hartford Hospital from burns suffered when her dress caught fire at a bonfire yesterday afternoon. She was playing with other children near the fire when the incident occurred.
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Hartford
Annie
Seada
Nott Street
Wethersfield
Hartford Hospital
Labor convention airs grievances on cost and union shop presence
Delegates at the labor gathering discussed toolmaking costs and garment pricing. Thomas McMahon of New York, international president of the Triwled Textile Workers, spoke on the American Thread strike at Willimantic and the cost breakdown of a $60 suit, noting management drives over 75 percent of production costs. Committees were appointed for auditing, credentials, constitution, officers’ report, reception, distribution, press, resolutions, and grievances with members from New Haven, Stamford, Hartford, Meriden, and Willimantic.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
ieMahon
John M. Murphy
William H. Wellener
Meriden
Thomas Russell, Sr
Hartford
Sidney Frank
Greenwich
Frank B. Gorang
Edward A. Collins
Stamford
Conrad J. Leary
James Haugh
Danbury
Adaline Lacrasta
Willimantic
Frank O'Meara
Thomas Potts
Floren Alsano
William Therrien
Henry Gels
Frank A. FitzGerald
William H. Donahue
Norwich
Joseph Donoevan
Norwalk Diver Wounded Severely in Reservoir Accident
It is said that John F. O'Brien of New York city broke his neck while diving into a reservoir at South Norwalk on Sunday. His condition is very low and little hope is held for recovery.
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Sept
Jon. F. O'Brien
New York City
South Norwalk
Suneday
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