Great Britain May Readiness For Turkish Settlement
Great Britain weighs a Turkish straits settlement with a cautious plan to avoid provoking broader war. The cabinet signals readiness to act with France, Curzon to Paris, and aims to keep access to the Straits while not provoking Turkish or Soviet moves.
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Mustapha Kemal
Constantinople
Downing Street
Turkey
Straits
Willeril de Wzerousip
Premion Lloyd- George
Great Britain
Gallipoli
Lord Curzon
Foreign Piraire
Paris
Poincare
Balkans
Russia
Near East
France
Greene's Father Stricken As Tragedy Unfolds
Yon J Greene of New Rochelle believes his son John H Greene was murdered, despite Medical Examiner finding death by self-inflicted wound. Father delays statements, holds note, and discusses handwriting test. police seek clarity on left-handedness and the weapon found on the train.
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Yon J Grete
New Rochelle
John H. Greene
Fairfield
Greene
Fairneld
W. H. Donaldson
Depeet
Lillian Ericson
Prospect
Morvalk
Nore
Teanhouge O
Cone
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Norwalk
Royal “Dames Tnn
Ericson
Grand Central Sation
New York
Sylo School
Belndanes
Aghool
Gray
Elwood
Youns Greene
Turner
Three Are Injured In Fairfield Crash
Fairfield reports a traffic collision near the Southport post office at 2:45 PM injuring Mr and Mrs Smith of Hampton Roads and F F Townsend. They received treatment, while Albers Burox and others involved were uninjured or not specified.
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Fairfield
Albers Burox
Smith
Hampton Roads
EL Donaldson
Pairfield
Canada Refers Plea For Aid to Parliament
Ottawa reports the Dominion government replying to Britain after a long colonial meeting. Public opinion in Canada may require parliamentary authority before sending troops to the Near East. The government seeks full information to decide on a possible special session of Parliament.
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Canada
Ottawa
Dominion
Near East
Vote on Tariff Bill Choked Off Final Vote Today
Washington dispatch reports the Fordney McCumber tariff bill will become law by midweek with duties in effect immediately. A unanimous consent agreement shut off debate and set a conference report vote for tomorrow afternoon. The House already adopted the report as McCumber and Fordney push toward White House approval.
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Washington
Lee
Senate
Locke
House
Mchcumber
Seator Simmons
Bonar Dasherwood
McCumber
Laken
Monty
White Mosse
beMraing
Democrats Name Candidates for Stanford Offices
Democrats name candidates for Stanford offices. Names include 1st selectman, town clerk, treasurer, collector of taxes, registrar of voters, auditor, assessor, board of relief, grand jurors, school committee, and finance-related posts. Nominations by party slate drawn amid primary results. several individuals listed with positions and votes where readable.
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Geaves
Thomas Hickey
John Baily
Xecong
Harry PB. Junger
Murry C. Smith
Sure Wagner
Arthur W. Roll
Charlee Mille
Parnum
Joan M. Ferris
Andrew Schiechtweg
Slaying of minister prompts two arrests, Mrs Hall to be questioned
New Brunswick authorities pursue two arrests in the minister Edward W Hall and choir leader Eleanor Reinhardt Mills killings. Mrs Frances Hall widow of the rector is under scrutiny as investigators say the double murder likely occurred where bodies were found. Mrs Hall may be questioned again while authorities seek a missing revolver and a local search continues for a revever.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Edward W. Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
China
Shi
Brooklyn
K Wan
Pine
Ala
Eylop
Beeiman
Flo
Willig
James Mills
Sinin
U S Navy Age Aviator Dies In Air Mishap
Lieutenant Prank Weehteler a renowned aviator perished at Selwynge Field near Mt. Clones when his SPAD plane stalled during takeoff and plunged to the ground. The incident occurred this afternoon and involved the Detroit detachment.
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U.S. Navy
Age
Detroit
Seyr
Weehteler
Uaitér
Odvy
Wag Instantic
Seltvnge Field
Mt. Clones
Middle Street Widening Meets Much Opposition
Public hearing on widening Middle Street faced strong protests from property owners and merchants, with opponents arguing the city should not widen while nearby Main Street remains unchanged. Supporters urged action to ease traffic, but no consensus was reached after four hearings and testimony from affected residents.
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Congress Street
Common Council
Callen Bnd Nefrer
Walt
Watrfigdd Avenue
Ramuel Schnee
Bla
Seance
Sohner
Middle Street
City of
Bridgeport
Leconser
Domestic comedy ends with wife regaining car here
Former victim of a domestic dispute staged by his wife, a New York resident, had his automobile recovered after she was involved in a theft scene. The car owner, separated from his wife, traveled from Washington to Bridgeport and reported the alleged theft. Bridgeport police traced the car through Stamford, and the wife admitted ownership upon being located. She was released and the car was attached.
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Willington
Belkleepare
Wil
Quatody
Sanford Pusive
Stamfand
Wirrand
Washington
New York
Bridgeport
Cheritlersel
Nanette
Cusnen
Pallen
Authorltius
Aitley
Staruford
Rand
Tyes
Ferelalin
Farrend
President Completing Bonus Veto Message
Washington September 1. President Harding was expected to complete the soldiers bonus bill veto message tonight. Advisers said the message was practically finished and would be sent to the House after cabinet discussions. Congressional leaders planned for a veto, with action delayed to Wednesday to keep a quorum for other reports.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
House
President Harding Lets Stand Veto on Bonus Bill
President Harding, convinced increasing government spending is ill timed, prepared to veto the bonus measure despite bipartisan passage. Treasury figures and Secretary Mellon analysis bolster his stance while opposition presses for final views from lawmakers ahead of any action.
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David EA Wred
Reid
Washington
Harding
House
America Enginer
Hanford MacNider
Hardine
Rand
Mellon
Mardin
Goetar
Years Ago Today First Draft Men Left Bridgeport
A garbled reminiscence recalls the first draft departure from Bridgeport. It notes a large crowd bidding farewell as cities prepared for France, with references to a specific division under General McCain and plans to depart by the 19th. The fragment hints at wartime mobilization and public sentiment.
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Bridgeport
Caine
France
Rilceessors
Henry Ts McCain
Miners Entombed in Argonaut Mine Forty Seven Dead
Jackson Cal June 18. Associated Press says forty seven miners entombed in the Argonaut mine August 27 are confirmed dead. Notes found among bodies indicate death occurred within five hours of the mine disaster. Officials describe barriers built to halt gas and flames, with many men suffocated by monoxide and carbon dioxide.
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New Jersey
Great Britain
Turkey
Federal Bureau of Mines
Jackson
Cal
Associated Press
Argonaut
Byron O. Packard
Nsn
Oficivis
Sarrange
Morse Attorneys Win Adjournment Of Rearing Here
Attorneys for Murray J. Morse, indicted on a conspiracy charge to defraud the government, won a drawn out legal battle with federal front representatives and secured a continuance of the case to jurisdiction of the southern New York Supreme Court. The government withdrew the old complaint after Morse’s counsel argued the warrant was insufficient and did not copy the indictment. Morse, present at the adjournment, was rearrested on a new warrant after a two hour conference. the continuance was granted due to lack of a proper new complaint. Judge Nash Rookwood presided in New York City with Convilasi, Lavary, and others listed as counsel.
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Attorners
Murry
J. Morse
Ted
Raver Flont
Yoye
Intonse
Nash Rookwood
New York
Gounsel
Tore & Porrinad
Te Eerie Fis
O Sullivan of Derby Denied Nomination for Congress
Orrin S. of Derby, a former mediator, was nominated by the Democratic convention on the twenty-year ballot. He defeated Dr. Arthur F. O’Leary of Waterbury after Martin L. Caine was eliminated. The eight hour session saw focus on voting and party matters, with James M. Lynch of Waterbury presiding.
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Orrin
Patrick
O'Sullivan
Derby
Arthur F. O'Leary
Waterbury
Martin L. Caine
Naugatuck
James M. Lynch
Waterbryy
Caldwell Seeks School Board Seat in Local Race
The article outlines Caldwell entering the Board of Education contest on the Republican ticket. It notes the involvement of incumbent Mr Challinger, references a statewide Senate race, and mentions other local figures as contenders in a fluid, early reporting frame.
Scientific News and Sky Sign Questions Presented
ABridgeport Sunday Post feature asks how aviators write signs in the sky and why the Sun appears blue, presenting a series of curious questions as part of the Quality and Quantity Family Paper.
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Bridgeport Sunday Post
Southern Railway Signs Peace Treaty With Shop Crafts
Southern Railway and the Brotherhood of Shop Crafts reached a settlement on September 18, ending a strike on the Mobile and Ohio lines. Workers on all Southern controlled routes returned to work with seniority rights intact while similar terms applied to other lines. In Chicago, federal prosecutors will not use nearly half of the affidavits in the Daugherty injunction case as Judge Wilkerson upholds the defense on credibility grounds.
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Wasitington
OM. Cally
Southern Railway
Atobile
Oho
Southern
Aftidaytts
Chicago
Daugh~ts
James F. Wilkerson
Dafensein
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