Chasing Suspect After Fray Ends In Stabbing
A chaotic street incident on Es Jarnuns avenue led to a stabbing and a high speed chase through Frayingthy. Police reported one injury and a suspect fled, later arrested on assault charges after the weapon was recovered near a Main Street area.
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Anthony Uorm
Fa Ce
Aed
Momar
Chase
Tharmins
Barnant Avenue
Main Street
George Toppilaer
Tl Harriet Gtrace Bridgeport
Toppileer
Connecticut Chamber Directors Meet to Chart Policy
State chamber officials announce a Thursday Hertford meeting to decide Connecticut stance on the proposed consolidation of New England railroads. President Stanfey Bullard of Lirdeeport will seek a united state policy before Interstate Commerce Commission hearings in Boston September 24. Local chambers and other groups will be polled to present a cohesive Connecticut front amid moves to drop the New Haven system in favor of Maine Central Boston and Maine and Boston Albany lines.
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Tos
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State Department denies Wood dead amid Tokyo relief events
The Navy Department had no information on home addresses of reported safe individuals and made no corrections for transmission errors. In Osaka, September reports state Japan approves 550 relief workers and cabinet actions to address the disaster. The government plans to measure and reorganize relief, housing, and sanitation efforts for millions of unemployed and homeless people.
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Dorsey
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Osaka
Polish Consul General Addresses Polish Community Event
The Golden Jubilee celebration opened with a high mass by Rev. Charles Ratajczak and drew over 1,500 attendees. Speaker remarks praised unity among Poles in America and Europe, gratitude to supporters, and immigration progress shaping the United States and Poland.
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United States
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Adam Gorski
Amsterdam
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National
Polish Roman Catholic Union
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Giatherine
B. Ju. Smykow
St. Michael's Choir
Charles Ratajczak
St. Michael's Church
Speaker Pleads for Release of Irish Prisoners at Forest Grove
A large crowd attended a MacSwiney counsel outing at Forest Grove to support Irish Republican prisoners. Kearda urged aid for widows and orphans of the Free State prisoners while officials from the State Board gathered and passed a resolution demanding reinstatement of Magistrate Cohala of New York.
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al Smith
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Two Hurt After Sunday Quake and Fire Disaster
A powerful earthquake caused widespread destruction near Miura and Izu peninsulas with many deaths and missing. Reports describe blazing oil tanks, collapsed walls, and people fleeing floods as rescue crews and police work to recover victims. An automobile crash and injuries followed in nearby towns as officials vow penalties for profiteering and riots.
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Twelfth District Democratic Club Outing at Pole 109 Myrtle Beach
About 249 attendees joined the Twelfth District Democratic Club for a weekend outing at Pole 109 in Myrtle Beach. The event featured a roast beef dinner, dancing, and a benediction by Pastor Shaey who received a purse of gold. Medical concerns about Pat Shaughnessey and Father Shay were noted, with plans for eye surgery for the latter.
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Sixth Street
Stratford
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Iment
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Ather Shaey
Wather Shay
Haughneserystmessey
Twelfth District
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E. H. Shaughnessy
Blessed Sacrament Church
Liquor Theft at Southport Leads to Confession
Special to the Tribune reports a theft of $6,000 in liquors from the cellar of wealthy resident Afor Hmils in Southport. Suspect Jomuel Channel, 19, employed at the Smith estate, signed a confession admitting the theft and detailing hiding places including a cornfield, barn, and old shed near the Westport road. Police recovered the stolen goods and a revolver during the search.
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Smith Estate
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Westport
Malitell County Announces Annual Ani on Sheep Rodeo
Local officials list plans for the Malitell County event with arrangements and organizers described. Rodeo activities include livestock rounds and community involvement under supervision of LF gular wrerting.
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Gular
Meetings Tonight Across Lodges and Societies
Various lodges councils and veterans groups announce meetings tonight. Locations include Stratford Avenue Broad Street Jerusalem and State Street venues with events from Masons to Daughters of Veterans and United Spanish War Veterans noting executive boards and temple gatherings.
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Angeling
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Revolver Arrested Man Charged With Carrying Weapons
In Trumbull a man named Chu was arrested after police found a loaded revolver on his person. He faced charges of carrying a weapon and related offenses. A town meeting notice from September 15 details qualification examinations for electors.
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Kinesia
ToMian Sireel
Fita Custeey Ae
Karnum
Chu
Dan
Dolier Kay Io
New Designs for U S Paper Money Circulation
Washington reports a government plan to standardize U S currency designs, feature famous American figures on each denomination, and use color overprints to deter counterfeiting. The move includes notes from one to one hundred dollars with a possible continuation of the two dollar bills.
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Treasury
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