Accident Board to Hold National Session Tomorrow
The Industrial Accident boards in 42 states form an association in the United States and Canada and will meet in Hartford Connecticut. The event runs from tomorrow morning to Sunday afternoon with speeches by Governor Trumbull and Hartford Mayor Stevens. Papers on workmen compensation, medical topics, and claims practices will be read and discussed. A banquet closes the day with talks on earnings, statistics, and accident fund topics.
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Pyes
United States
Canada
Connecticut
Hartford
State Capitol
Gentral
Jor J. Trumbutt
Norman C. Stevens
Frederick M.willamm
Workmen's Compensation Commission of Connecticut
H. M. Ganley
Industrial Commission of Georgia
Ethelbert Stecsirt
Trumbull
N. C. Stevens
H. M. Stanley
F. M. Williams
Workmen's Compensation Commission of
State
Pocaident
International Association
Cancha A. Vargas
Washington
Mexico
FH. Johnson
Naas
Profesaor Samuel ¢ Harver
Yale Medical School
G. M. Smith
Waterbury
Walter Stein
William Brasmith
Th Travelera Insurance Company
James J. Donahues
Charles Klener
Compensation Commission of Connection
Fadgar Fenton
Industrial Commission of Oklahoma
F. M. Wicox
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Harry C. Myers
Oklahoma
O. F. McShane
Utah
Tastrophe Fund
John A. Mr. Ivray
Virginia
Leonard W. Fateh
New York
W. Chaner
2. C
John Roach
New Jersey
Three Men Arrested On Breach Of Peace In City
Three men were detained by bureau investigators during an on street inquiry at Fine Street. Suspects named Lewis Seved, 28, of 175 Andover. Michael Stac'in, 28, Garland Street. and Anthony Worman, 26, 114 Lee Avenue were held in default of bond after disturbances caused by shouting and entry into a shop.
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Bureau of Investigation
Fine Street
Lewis
Andover
Michael Stac
Garland Street
Anthony Worman
Lee Avenue
Local Runaway Girls Recovered by Police
Two Bridgeport runaway girls Fertha Hicks and Helen Shay, aged around fifteen, were taken into custody by New London police and returned to their homes. They had been missing from September, and their father was in New London when officers apprehended them and brought them back to Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Fertha Hicks
Cirteen
Black Rock Avenue
Ant Helen Shay
New London
Cfrts
Helen Shay
London
English King Visited Salons, Comedian Says
London reports veteran comedian Arthur Roberts claims Prince Edward, as Prince of Wales, frequented West End saloons incognito to mingle with the public. He supposedly drank brandy and soda or champagne to hear conversations, with Rules in Makern Lane among his favorites alongside Lily Langtry and other beauties.
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London
King Edward
Prince of
Local drum corps win two awards at Savin Rock outing
Savin Rock hosted the Lancraft Drum Corps of New Haven for a day of parades and contests. Awards went to Father Matthews Cadet Corps Hartford for best modern and to Grenadiers Bridgeport for ancient ensemble, with local groups from Plainville and Bristol also placing.
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Sew Haven
Savin Rock
Lancraft Drum Corps
Wair Haven
Father Matthews Cadet Corps
Hartfords
Fleet
St. Paul
Kensington
Royal Typewriter
Hartford
Plainville
Bridgeport
Florence
Mass
Torrington
Boy Scouts of
Bristol
Ancient
Grenadiers
New Haven
St. Francis
Naugatuck
Kelly
Grenad
Wilson
Matthews
Rioters Gather Over Healer Controversy at City Hall
A crowd of hundreds gathers at Charlotte city hall to protest an alleged faith healer named Recht Meverend Bishop Grace and his plan for wholesale baptism for a $3 fee. Police arrest one man who resists eviction as city officials consider the case with ministers and Black pastors present.
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Charlotte
Esterday
Neware
Ctty
Ardara Wins Regatta as Wind Dips in Southport
Southport September regatta on Long Island Sound saw two of three Fequot Yacht Club races canceled due to light wind. Ardara D3 won the Star class 4.6 mile race in 2 hours 22 minutes, with Peacock owned by Theodore Stures close behind. Final standings list Ardara, Peacock, South Wind and other boats with times recorded before wind faded. A large masquerade at Fairfield Country Club capped the evening, with numerous local notices of social events and residents in town.
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Warner Brothers
Warener Brothers Corps
Firat Blacc
Raymond Green
Gompert
Gomperts
I Dad Green
William Bannay
Ancient Filing
Bo Austin
Stamford
Haton
R. Austin
Torrington
Brooklyn
Labor Lyceum Hall
New York
Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Southport
Fequot Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Southport Harbor
Ting
Ardara
Peacock
Theodore Star- Xor
FT. Bedford
Fairfield
Sasco Hill
F. Z. Bedford
Tatterney Harris, Jr
Philadelphia
Bruce Hrantey
Country Club
Poediley Bullardine
Hdward Bullard
Joseph A Wakeman
Meadowbroolk Road
iPfield
Maine
Peanut Yacht Club
Country Club of
Palrfield
Hospital Fails to Aid Smoke Victim Charles Kohler
Charles Kohler twenty eight of Water Street was found unconscious on Saturday night and brought to the Emergency hospital by two friends. Doctors said life could not be revived and noted that all illness symptoms were negative. The pair said he had been drinking smoke and were advised to take him somewhere to sleep it off.
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Charles Kohler
Water Street
Mim
Aged farmer and horse die in fire
Brattleboro Vt Sept 12 An aged market gardener Willam Cushman who lived alone was burned to death in a fire that destroyed his barn. He had just driven home and was found by the lantern when it exploded. His horse Leo perished in the blaze.
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Brattlelord
Willam Cushman
Cushman
Leo
Spain Ignores Plebiscite as Bull Fight Draws Crowds
In San Sebastian, Sept 12, about fifty thousand attended a bull fight and regatta, while only a few voted on the plebiscite on De Rivera’s government. Voting places were ignored despite appeals, with most ballots cast by women. Reports from Madrid and Barcelona echoed the same indifference.
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San Sebastian
Spain
de Rivera
Madrid
Barceclona
Shemoth Burial Observed by Orthodox Jews in Bridgeport
Hundreds of Jews attended the burial of the Shemoth or discarded holy books at Adath Israel cemetery in Bridgeport. The bags were auctioned to members of orthodox congregations to fund a future mausoleum or grave marker, with proceeds aiding religious needs. Rabbi A Braude led the ceremony with remarks on respect for authors of holy literature and the event’s centuries‑old custom held twice per century.
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Adath Israel Cemetery
Tunxip
Bridgeport
A. Braude
Braude
Rabbi Braude
J. Levenbere
New Haven
Juling Schine
Bridgeport Jewry
Klan Gathers for National Meeting
Washington hosts the Ku Klux Klan as Knights from far regions arrive by auto and train for the third biennial convocation. Delegates from across the United States and territories come to elect imperial wizard and officers and set policy for the year. Sessions are closed to the public.
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Washington
Bedinn Te Dessend
National
Pennsylvania Avenue
United States
Panama
Alaska
Brainard Field Equipment Praised by Army Inspector
Hartford, Sept. 12. The installation at Brainard Field for the eleventh observation squadron is cited as the most modern and complete by Captain Charles T. Phillips of the Air Corps. Major General Hammond forwarded the report with praise to Adjutant General Cate. He adds that the machine shop is the best he has seen at any airdrome of the National Guard or regular army.
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Hartford
Brainard Field
Charles T. Phillips
Air Oorps
United States Army
Greed C. Hammond
Militia Bureau
War Department
George M. Cate
Phillips
National Guard
Regular Army
Auto hits man breaks his back in Pittsburgh area
A 25 year old man named Albert Demahick of Jennings Road was injured when struck by an automobile and transported to St Vincent's Hospital. He remained in serious condition after initial care. Police have no record of the accident and friends refused to discuss details.
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Albert Demahick
Jennings Road
St. Vincent's Hospital
Oman
F. M. Goldys
St. Vineehi's Hospital
Manes
Correction on Towels Ad Misstated Linen Content
An oversight in Thursday’s ad stated Pure Linen Hand Embroidered Towels and Pillow cases $1. The towels are Pure Linen. the pillow cases should have read cotton. If any purchaser believed they were linen, they may return the items for a full refund.
Hoover rug cleaning ad promises perpetual clean house
The text promotes Hoover as the ideal rug cleaner with positive agitation that beats rugs on the floor and suctions away dirt. It urges a demonstration by calling a Bar number 454 and mentions a Chile payment plan to make ownership easy.
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Chile
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Eugene E. Hinkle
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