Treasury Duplication and Destruction Gripes Hearings
Charles B. Brewer told a House committee that the Treasury harbored bond duplication and premature interest payments. He alleged orders to destroy bonds continued until officials were removed and Louis A. Hill took over the engrav ing and printing bureau.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Charles B. Brewer
Department of Justice
House
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Brewer
Treasury
Harding
Louis A. Hill
Hill
Mellon
Hing
Boston
Mass
Noblesville
Indiana
Brawer
J. F P. Macoughtry
Securities Section
The
Winston
Flyers End 440 Mile Jump To Omaha In Safety
Six airmen completed a 440 mile segment from Chicago to Omaha in 4 hours 45 minutes and planned a 450 mile leg to St Joseph Missouri and Muskogee Oklahoma pending weather. Crowds gathered at Gavitt Field as the Modern Magellans were towed for display and schoolchildren looked on.
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Omaha
Associated Press
Chicago
Army World
St. Joseph
Muskogee
Oklo
Jarvis Gffutt Field
Kanysag City
Muskosee
Dallas
Texas
Face Tery
Oery
Girls Thrown From Car In Downtown Collision
Three girls asked William H. Wright of 180 Read Street for a ride in his car. They were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in serious condition after being thrown from the automobile when a car driven by Joseph Dyer of Danbury collided with it at the corner of Fairfield Avenue and Main Street at 4 125 am.
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William H. Wright
Main
Fairfield
Read Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Wright
Joseph Dyer
Danbury
Fairfield Avenue
Main Street
D. M. Read
St. [Vincent Hospital
Catherine Kusy
Prince Street
Anna Kusy
May Lackitt
Barnum Terrace
Stratford
A. F. Sekerak
Dyer
Train engineers plan new institute in Bridgeport
Page 1 notes night sessions for engineers organizing a new technical institute in Bridgeport. Other items include parish changes effective today, a multicar accident on slippery pavements, and various state and local notes from Fairfield County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
New Institute
McBride
Mayor Phillips weighs governor bid amid Hartford delegates
Stamford Sept 17 Mayor A N Phillips Jr departs for the Democratic state convention in Hartford and says he will not accept a lieutenant governor nomination but would consider a gubernatorial run after his long fought stance against Hartford special interests. Delegates, including John A Walsh, pledge to back David J Fitzgerald for governor.
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Stamford
A. N. Phillip, Jr
Hartford
Fila Stand -Enong
John A. Walsh
Charles G. Morris
Newtown
New Haven
Luzon Morris
Smith
Morris
Frank P. Fenton
Willimantic
Smit
Willam EH
Thoms
Waterfury
Archibald McNeil, Jr
Bridgeport
Fenton
Edward G. Dolan
Machester
Alfred N. Phillips, Jr
Phillips
Fairfield County
Forieutenant
E. 0.Wagner
Lakeville
E. Kent Hubbard
Middletown
Harry Brooks
Fepton
Wagner
Hubbard
Citizens National Bank Granted Charter for Putnam Absorbing First National
The Comptroller of the Currency approved forming Citizens National Bank of Putnam Connecticut to absorb the insolvent First National Bank. The bank will purchase the First National building and assets at full value to fund deposits in the new institution as plans proceed. Local organizers from Putnam and the Lordship Improvement Association, with no link to the old bank, will establish a new charter and elect officers by November 1 with monthly meetings starting at the second Wednesday.
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Fairfield County
Citizens National Bank For
Putnam
Tell
Grand Jury
Middletown
Huil
Fairfeld Gelectman
Redding
I New Canaan
Stratford
Farewall
Father Kennedy
Bethel
Norwalk
Diea
Solaiers
Noroton
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Washington
Holy Name Society
New York
New Jersey
Baltimore
Omaha
n_ Treasury
Department of Justice
W York
Chicago
Wrangel Island
Comptroller of Currency
Dawes
Citizens National Bank of
Isay
First National Ana
Comptroller's Office
I. Bank
Lordship Improvement Associat
Reads
La Follette to Speak in Gotham Tonight
Senator Robert M. La Follette independent presidential candidate prepares a carefully worded statement to present at a Madison Square Garden rally in New York City. If delivered from manuscript, his address may run about ninety minutes.
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Washington
Robert M. la Follette
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Putnam Welcomes New Citizens National Bank Plan
Sept. 27 press dispatches from Washington report Comptroller Dawes approved organizing the Citizens National Bank to absorb the defunct First National Bank. Local funds tied up since August 7 would be released. building valued at $110,000 and equipment added to assets. Citizens have subscribed nearly $200,000. three days to meet pledges after notice.
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Putnam
Futmam
Washington Today
Dawes
Citizens’ National Bank
First National Bank
Putnam Citizens
First National
G. Harold Gilpatric
Tragedy Follows Money Struggles In Marriage
Mrs Ida May McBride described a troubled first year of marriage to Arthur McBride who shot himself in front of his wife and her mother at 600 Lafayette Street. He struggled to earn money, they separated, and she recalled a tense quarrel over finances and jealousy. She also recounted an alarm clock thrown during a heated moment and a planned separation before the fatal act. The coroner was notified as the events unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McBride
Lafayette Street
Ida May McBride
John J. Phelan
McBride
Mrs. McBride
Soviet Flag on Wrangel Island at Aug. 20 hoisting
The Krasny Oktlabr crew raised the Soviet flag on Wrangel Island on August 20, per the Aosta News Agency. An American and 11 Estonians were on the island. Russian infantry, dispatched from Petropavlovsk, aimed to seize inhabitants and shipping to establish Soviet ownership in the name of the Soviet government amid competing claims by the United States, England, Russia and Japan.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Krasny Oktlabr
Wrangel Island
Aosta
Petropavlovsk
Kamchatka Peninsula
United States
England
Russia
Japan
Train Engineers in Night Classes Plan Endorsed
The institute's plan to train engineers in night classes gains endorsement. Officials say the program will expand skilled labor by offering evening courses aimed at employed workers.
Bridgeport Engineering Institute to open this fall
An evening school to train in engineering work will open next month as the Bridgeport Engineering Institute. Classes will be held at Bridgeport High School on a self supported basis with tuition set at seventy five dollars for a full two semester term. The faculty and board include officers from Bridgeport Brass Company and other local firms.
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Aca
Bridgeport High School
Bridgeport Engineering Institute
Engineers Club of
Bridgeport
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Heridgeport
Wednday
Engineering Institute of the
Y. M
Webster
Ww. R. Webster
Bridgeport Brass Company
American Pube and Stamping Company
Tnatitute
Stanley Bullard
Connecticut State Chamber of Commerce
W. 8. Clark
General Wleckie Company
Walter R. Clark
O'Sullivan Attacks Klan and Prohibition at Democratic State Meet
Hartford dispatch reports Congressman Patrick Brett O'Sullivan as temporary chairman at the Democratic state convention opening in Foot Guard hall. He denounces the Ku Klux Klan and prohibition as threats to equality and freedom, warns Democrats about La Follette’s movement, and stresses independence within the Constitution. He urges unity and declares no one should ally with the Klan.
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Hartford
Patrick Brett O’sullivan
Congress
Foot Guard Hall
Associated Press
N Yeomans
America
Joseph F. Wieler
Bridgeport
Congressman O'Sullivan
Hamilton Holt
Mr. O'Sullivan
Tom Reilly
Atta
O'Sullivan
Republican Party of
Connecticut
Congressmatt
Grand Old Commonwealth Court
Sku Klux Klan
la Follette
Demo
Pro
New Movement
Democracy
Connecticut sanatoria equal world’s best says Dr. Maher
Dr. Stephen J. Maher, chairman of the State Tuberculosis Commission, announced in New Haven that Connecticut sanatoria for tuberculosis treatment are equal to or superior to any worldwide institutions. He cited his abroad tour visiting Swiss and other facilities, noting Swiss high altitude offers no health advantage over Connecticut.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Stephen J. Maher
State
Tuberculoss Commission
Masher
Switzerland
Taven
Maher
La Follette Wheeler Club Plans Rally
The La Follette Wheeler club No. 44, formed among street railway employees, met in the Parks theatre building to arrange a Columbus park rally this Sunday at 2 o clock with a speaker to address the gathering.
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la Follette-Wheeler Club
Parks Theatre
Mems Pers
Columbus Park
Nabholtz Dethrones Sarazen In Pro Golf Match
In French Lick Larry Nabholtz of Lima Ohio upsets two year champion Gene Sarazen in the national professional championship advancing in a second round match. Bob Cruickshank suffers a late rally defeat to Ray Derr as Hagen defeats Hazen and advances to meet John Farrell in a brisk late afternoon contest.
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French Lick
Ind
Associated Press
Gene Sarazen
New York
French Lick Springs
Lima
Ohio
Larry Nabholtz
Aaa
Ann Barnes
Eddie Towne
Ben Avona
Stwuraoana Uets
Bob Cruickshank
Bobby Jones
Cruickshank
Ray Derr
Philadephia
Snatty
Bobby
Derr
Hagen
Walter Hazen
Watrous
John Farrell
Wille Maes Turtane
Stamford Mayor Fights for Nomination to Floor
Hartford Sept 17 new national and state race details unfold as Stamford Mayor Alfred N Phillips seeks the gubernatorial nomination. Morris Fenton and other leaders clash over machine control while candidates for lieutenant governor and secretary of state are named and debated for the convention floor.
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Phillips
Stamford
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Lou Gehrig
Yule
Dick Jaman
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Constantinople
Erzerum
Armenia
Red Cross
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Frederick W. Huxford
Criminal Court of Common Pleas
Francinelli
City Cour
Huxford
Yeves
Chauncey Hush
Efe
Rocco Greser
Greenwich
Chrie Rickard
Airfield
Caste
P. B. O’sullivan
Preservation of Equality and Freedom
Tom” Reilly
Sarazen
Ciuci
Springs
Henry Ciuci
Dan Williams
Barnes
Waegner
Harry Morgan Ayres
Irving Fisher
Yale
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