Westport Firemen Clam Bake and Field Day
The Westport firemen held a clam bake and field day on Sunday with attendees enjoying a menu of clams wine fish potatoes corn chicken lobster and watermelon. A boxing match Youngs Teddy versus Chick Dorsey and a married vs single baseball game ended 5-4. Prizes totaling many from local merchants were awarded for events led by judges Attorneys Edward B. Bradley and Harry R. Sherwood.
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Westport
James Ghiotte
Youngs Teddy
Chick” Dorsey
Saugatuck
Edward B. Bradley
Harry R. Sherwood
Joseph Driscoll
Harry Connor
Mike Marushak
Joseph Feeney
Joseph Commette
Floyd Smith
Hef
Harry O’connor
William Hayes
Joseph Commentte
Edward Butner
Meyer Allen
Coolidge Asked to Attend National Air Races
Led by Eddie Rickerwacker American ace and a squadron of three planes left Mitchell Field for Washington to invite President Coolidge to attend the national air races opening October 8 on Long Island.
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New York
Eddie Rickerwacker
Mitchell Field
Washington
Cooldge
Long Island
Immigrant Boy Who Became Big Business Advisor Dies
Max Pam noted lawyer and Notre Dame journalism founder dies at 60 in New York on September 14 after a heart attack. He helped reorganize major rail and steel interests with Dawes and Harriman, was central in forming United States Steel entities, and served as counsel and director for Kansas City Southern and others.
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New York
Max Pam
Charles A. Dawes
The
Central Trust Co
Illinois
University of Notre Dame School of Journalism
Par
West 65Th Street
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
International Harvester Company
National Packing Company
Dawes
New York City
E. H Gary
TE. H. Harriman
John W. Gates
Zionist Movement
French pilot Lemaitre to replace Thierry in Mineola speed race
Captain Lemaitre will replace the aviator killed Sunday as a contestant and pilot of one of the French planes in the Mineola speed races in October. Lemaitre and Doilay sailed from New York on the Rochambeau after departing Timbuctoo earlier this year. a desert trek left Lemartre and a companion lost six days, believed dead, before reaching an oasis.
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Paris
Lemaitre
Robert Thierry
Mineola
I. T
Pelletier Doilay
New York
Rochambeau
Timhbuctoo
Oran
Algiers
Africa
Lemartre
Butler Plans Winter Visit to Chicago Denies Westward Tour
Washington Sept 14 The Republican National Committee chairman Butler said he would not tour the West this fall and may visit Chicago in winter. He cited strong party activity and support for the president, and noted no moves to contest Wisconsin or other states. He expects prompt tax revision and foresees no tariff change drive. He intends to run for re election to the Senate next year and will announce his plans in due time.
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Washington
IAP
Butler
Repuublican National Committee
Chicago
West
National Committee
Wisconsin
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
Congress
Senate
Radio Programs and Market Updates Across Stations
A dense schedule from multiple stations lists stock and market briefs, livestock reports, concert programs, baseball scores, weather forecasts, and public bulletins. Programs span KSD St Louis WHAS Louisville WGC Oakland WLW Cincinnati KFI Los Angeles WKRO Cincinnati KFKX Hastings KDKA East Pittsburgh and others with times from late morning to night across Central Pacific and Eastern time zones.
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Clara Stecka
Silver State Orchestra
KSD
St, Louis
Abergh’s
Virginia Hereford
Donald Stinson
Piani
Louisville
Zueller
WGC
Ocakland
WN. Y
N. Y
Weather Bureau
St. Francis Orchestra
Oakland
Radio Breezea
K. C
KFI
Los Angeles
KPI
Hewitt
Luigi Rosselli
Ethel M. Skeels
Bill Hall
Polly Grant Hall
Ashley Sisters
Marion Boogar
Bud Jamison
Petrinella Trimbur
U. S
WLW
Formica
WKRO
Cincinnati
Maxim Kasryfuck
George Weber
Peter Mincowski
al Kirschne
Caroline Schlosser
John Arnold
Gene Perazzo
KFKX
Hastings
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Boston
Philadelphia
York
Buffalo
Cleveland
Baltimore
St Loui
Kansas City
Indianapolis
New York
New Orleans
Wholedale
Alleged Gamblers Given Court Continuance
Five men arrested at 239 Bair Field Avenue on gambling charges had their cases continued in City Court to September 21. Named defendants include James Kelly, William Bush, Joseph Fennell, John Howard, and Jack Keeler. A painting by Henry Krueter was also listed with non-support, set at $20 weekly for one year or five months jail. Thomas J. Wood, charged with auto theft and drunken driving, also continued to September 21.
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Bairfield Avenue
James Kelly
Clinton Avenue
William Bush
State Street
Joseph Fennell
Waterview Avenue
John Howard
Shelton Street
Jack Keeler
Greeting card sizes clog Bridgeport post office
Bridgeport post office officials urge senders to use standard or larger greeting and invitation card sizes. They note machine cancellation handles standard and larger envelopes, while odd sizes require hand canceling, delaying mail and risking loss or mutilation in transit.
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Bridgeport
Duke to Lead Fight Against Bolshevists
Paris September 14 AP Details of a new offensive against Moscow with Grand Duke Nicholas leading the fight for the overthrow of the Bolshevists will be planned at a great meeting of Russian émigrés from all over the world to be held here mid November. A committee of seventy three headed by Serge Tretiakoff former president of the Moscow Bourse was elected at a secret meeting of Russian émigrés in France yesterday and today began work on perfecting plans for the November congress.
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Paris
Moscow
Nicholas
Bolshevista
Serge Tretiakoff
France
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Coolidge
Dies
Harrimans
Harvester
Vannais
Booth & Bayliss Commercial School
Fairfield Ave
Conazultaton
Public Accounting
Ertified Public Accountants
Cry
Fletcher
Hero OF Desert
Thierry
Bolshevists
Charlie Chaplin
Mea
Rockwell & Co
Main ST
Elm
Weil
Raccoon
Rere
Bayra
Suxe Los Tobacco
Teel
O’sullivan
O’sullivan’s
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