Hatchet buried by John T and Attorney General Healy
At Pleasure Beach a large crowd heard John T claim Attorney General Frank E Healy should have been governor, declaring past political disputes buried. The gathering showed Republican splits in Connecticut with absent top leaders and lingering party rifts from 1911 Goodwin convention.
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Pleasure Beach
Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locks
Connecticut
Republican Organization
King
Healy
Everett Lake
Charlie] Goodwin
Hartford
Roraback
Goodswin
Plan To Push Bill Through Washington Aug 1
Senate Republican leaders press to advance the amended administration bill to finance agricultural exports via the wet finance corporation. Senator McNary leads the agricultural push against opposition from Borah Johnson La Follette Reed amid shifts to strike foreign government provisions.
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Washington
Wet Finance Corporation
Senate
Enator McNary
Oregton
Senate Agricultural
Charce
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Johnson
Republcan
California
Wash
Ccusetts
la Follette
Republiican
Wisconsin
Reed
Democrat
Missouri
Hero Rescues Man From Drowning Turns Out Drunk
Edward Foley, 51, of Greenwich, claimed he saved a man from drowning in the harbor near midnight. Passersby pulled him to a dock, where a strong alcohol odor revealed his state. Dr B J Burns sent him to Hillside Home after ambulance transport.
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Beret
Edward Filey
Greenwich
Bridgeport Towing Company
B.J. Burns
Emery Beney
Hilside
Straight Deal For Germany And Poland
London reports Premier Lloyd George promised a straight deal for Poland and Germany in the Upper Silesian settlement. He said the Inter Allied supreme council will meet in Paris August 8 to discuss the Russian famine and related frontiers. He was not aware of any unusual troop concentrations by Poland or Roumania on Russia.
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London
Poland
Germany
Upper Silesian
Lloyd George
House of Commons
France
Great Britain
Supreme Council
Paris
Lloyd-George
Roumania
Rotla
Russia
Take Small At Capital Or Not At All
State's Attorney Mortimer who led Sangamon county inquiry into Governor Len Small's treasurer era said the capitol arrest plan is ready and any arrest elsewhere would be inappropriate. Small remains at Kankakee tending to matters and plans to resume road inspections with a possible Springfield trip later in the week.
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Chicago
Mortimer
Sangamon County
J Len Small
Small
Springfield
Capitol
Officials Sued To Clear Shelton Title
Attorney General Frank E Healy of Windsor Locks Compensation Commissioner Edward JBuckingham of Bridgeport Nicholas Wakelee and Louise A Wooster of Shelton named as defendants in a suit by Henry F Kemp and Annie M Kemp of Shelton to clear title to a Shelton land tract encumbered by an $1800 mortgage held by the defunct Shelton Bank and Trust Co
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Frank E. Healy
Windsor Locks
Edward J. Buckingham
Bridgeport
Nicholas Wakelee
Louise A. Wooster
Shelton
Henry F. Kemp
Annie M. Kemp
Shelton Bank & Trust Co
Americans Finish Third in Gowes Regatta Yacht Race
At Gowes regatta in Cowes England the six meter class race ended with Polly taking first, Flynn second, and Sheila the American boat finishing third. In Vatican circles it was learned a Consistory in October will elevate five cardinals including one American.
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Eng
Gowes
Polly
Flyn
Sheila
Rome
Vatican
Lightning Fells 30 NYAC Members at Beach
New York August 1 An electrical storm felled thirty New York Athletic Club members sheltering on a bathing pavilion floor causing injuries. In Melbourne Australia former Queensland premier Thomas Joseph Ryan died from pneumonia after a chill while campaigning in a by election.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Melbourne
Australia
Thomas Joseph Ryan
Queensland
Laborty
Pnaemonia
Marano
Wilson Reports World War Battlefields In Letters
Lynn W. Wilson editor of The Times writes a vivid letter for tomorrow's issue showing Verdun and other battlefields as they appear today. He describes a journey across the war ravaged French sector sacred to American and Allied soldiers.
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Verdun
Lynn W. Wilson
The
Times
Mr. Wilson
France
Lodge's Verdict On McCarthy Now Reversed
Special to The Timest Boston August 1 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge's claim that McCarthy must go was overturned by higher authority. William J. McCarthy, once defeated by Lodge, wins a second confrontation backed by the Anti-Saloon League. Blair, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, announces McCarthy will lead a 125-agent special squad across New York New Jersey Delaware Pennsylvania and New England to combat wide Atlantic bootlegging networks.
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Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
McCarthy
New England
William J. McCarthy
Massachusetts
Internal Revenue
Blair
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Opal
Roy Haynes
Atlantic Seaboard
Severe tropical storm damages sweep state with Bridgeport spared
The storm battered the state causing thousands in crop losses especially to tobacco and corn. Bridgeport escaped severe damage though earlier in the day it faced the storm’s harshest strike. Thunder, lightning and heavy rainfall uprooted trees as trains of rain fell rapidly.
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Bridgeport
Run on Bank Continues at Boston Five Cents Savings
Boston August 1 depositors again formed long lines at the Boston Five Cents Savings Bank as patrols and mounted police kept order. W R Evans president said the bank would continue to pay indefinitely and that quick assets exceed 30 million dollars ready to convert within three days, asserting the bank is sound.
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Boston
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
School Street
W. R. Evans
Quiz Woman On Three Deaths in Chicago Aus
Mrs John Demmer was to be quizzed by Lloyd Heath state attorney regarding the deaths of Fred Kolze and his wife whose bodies showed poison traces per coroner Peter M Hoffman. Kolze died weeks ago while Mrs Kolze had been dead eight years. John Demmer, husband of Mrs Demmer, to be exhumed at Colby Wisconsin with legal clearance. Poisoning suspected in the case. Mrs Kolze had been housekeeper for Fred Kolze after the death of Mrs Demmer.
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Chicago
Aus
John Demmer
Lloyd Heath
Fred Kolze
Peter M. Hoffman
Kolze
Colby
Wis
Demmer
Fires Responded To By Local Engine Companies
Yesterday's fire calls reported by Hose No. 15 answering a Breskey and Sons wholesale house to extinguish a chimney struck by lightning. Damage was slight and smoke filled the building. A second alarm at Box 615 at 6 50 P M quelled a small fire in an East Main street store.
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Henry Breskey
Carrier Killed in Highway Crash Near Farm House
Harvey D. Eaton, 42, a star route mail carrier and American Express delivery man based in Northville and Sacandaga, died after his car overturned on a highway near a farm house. He suffered a broken neck and other injuries after hitting a 150 pound object, with the crash occurring in New York in August.
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EU —Harvey D. Eaton
Star Route
American Express
Northville
Sacandaga
Party Of Thirty Drifts In Long Island Sound Storm
Telegrams from Bridgeport said 30 Singer Manufacturing Company staffers on the motor boat Helanta were adrift after engine failure near Stratford yesterday afternoon. Heavy gales and seas from a tropical storm drove the boat toward Long Island shore, where they landed near Port Jefferson late last night. They returned to Bridgeport at noon on the Port Jefferson excursion boat, shaken but unharmed aside from rain and exposure.
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Long Island Sound
Sound
Long Island
Port Jefferson
Singer Manufacturing Company
Stratford Avenue
Hoover Receives Gorky Reply on Russian Relief Terms
Secretary Hoover announced receipt of Maxim Gorky’s reply on conditions for American famine relief to Russia. It is believed to require American prisoners’ release before aid. A second report from Copenhagen notes 400 new cholera cases daily in Samara District, with children abandoned amid plague and poor sanitary conditions. Samara, Eastern Russia, spans 58,321 square miles with a wartime population of about 2.76 million.
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Hoover
Maxim Gorky
Russia
Riga
London
Copenhagen
Aus
Samara
Volga
Ural Mountains
Uprising Adds To Terror From Famine In Russia
Paris dispatches report a revolutionary uprising worsening famine and plague in Russia while government troops crush rebels. Four million peasants move toward Moscow amid cholera and famine districts with 95 percent mortality in some areas. Volga workers warn factories revert to former owners and Petrograd tramways will be returned to Belgian owners.
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Russia
Reval
L'Information
Moscow
Public Service Bureau
Volga
Petrograd
Real Estate Boom In Bridgeport North End
There are indications of a real estate boom in Bridgeport's north end as eight land parcels changed hands recently. Transactions occurred on Main Lincoln Marion and Hawley avenues with two stores and two houses begun around Mein and Salem Streets. Other items note Guatemalan unrest and Greek military advances with casualties and aerial bombardment plans in August reports.
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Bridgeport
Main
Lincoln
Marion
Hawley Avenues
Mein and
Salem Sts
Germans Want No More Wars Rally Across Berlin
A monster pacifist demonstration marked the seventh anniversary of World War I in Berlin. Marchers carried banners reading No more war and Peace for all time as editors echoed the sentiment in today’s commentaries.
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Berlin
Germany
Irish Peace Still Pending Says George
London Aug 1 The Irish settlement remains unresolved and no government action will occur until the Sinn Fein at Dublin responds. Premier Lloyd George stated in the House of Commons that the Sinn Fein has not yet replied to terms, so he could not make a formal announcement.
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London
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Democrats To Answer Aug 21 At Fifth District Dinner
Democratic leaders declined comment on John T. King and Mayor Clifford B. Wilson speeches at the Republican outing. It is understood replies will come after the August 21 dinner hosted by the Fifth District Democratic Club. Chamber of Commerce officers also remained silent on King’s charges.
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John T. King
Clifford B. Wilson
Fifth District
Democratic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. King
Chamber
Prosperity Returns in Pittsburgh and Youngstown Districts
Prosperity is returning to the Pittsburgh and Youngstown industrial districts with a visible revival in business. In the last 30 days several thousand men have gone back to work, mainly in allied steel industries, and more resumed today. Many workers are taking roles at 10 to 15 percent reduced wages, with thousands more expected to gain employment in the next two weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Allied Steel Industries
Constantine enters Eski Shehr as Greek victory enlarges rail hub
Paris reports King Constantine of Greece has entered Eski Shehr, a key western Asia Minor rail junction recently captured by Greek forces from Turkish Nationalists. Premier Gounaris accompanied him as talks circulate that Turkey and Greece may seek mediation by the Allied council to end hostilities. In Cleveland a mail pouch with over $5,000 in currency and jewels was stolen from Substation E, with a referk missing after duty.
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Constantine
Greece
Eski-Shehr
Asia Minor
Athens
Gounaris
Sodd
Journal Today
Turkey
Supreme Allied Council
Cleveland
Postal i
Referk
Broad injunction to affect all Connecticut cities
Attorney Klein tells jitneymen they may run buses freely under the federal injunction issued by Judge Edwin H. Thomas. He warned officials that service of the order will prevent police action as soon as they leave the meeting. The Bridgeport Bus Association and Naviken faced charges of sowing disruption while DeForest Klein denied the accusations. The injunction bars arrests until Aug. 16 when a hearing is set before Judge Thomas.
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Edwin 8. Thomas
United States District Court
Connecticut
Arthur Klein
New Haven
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bridgeport Bus Association
Bridgeport Mken
Bridgeportes
DeForest & Kiein
Maurice Resnick
DeForest & Klein
Naviken
Bridgeport
W. D. Kilpatrick
Bridgeport "Bus Association
Thomas
Five Hundred Jitneurs Form State Organization
Five hundred jitneymen from Bridgeport New Haven and surrounding towns formed a state organization at a meeting in Odd Fellows ball this morning. Officers were elected to lead temporary affairs with plans for a larger state association at a forthcoming convention. President Peter Nayekin Bridgeport secretary Samuel Silverglide New Haven executive board W F D Kilpatrick Bridgeport chairman E H Newton Bridgeport William Moe Bridgeport Frederick Dudley New Haven Thomas White Derby Benjamin Cangiano New Haven and William N Lanes New Haven. Nayekin presided and faced difficulty controlling the vote as nominations were by voice and confusion reigned before results were announced. Continued on Page Six.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Peter Naveken
Samuel Silverglide
Hubbell Will Up For Probate
Nelson F Hubbell died July 19 and his will was filed today for probate. Executors include Frederick N Hubbell with Charles H Hubbell as guardian for two minor grandsons. Heirs receive shares of two tenths for each child and two tenths to Fred, with Wilmot and Edwin Hubbell each receiving one tenth. Estate valued around ten thousand dollars.
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Hubbell
Frederick N. Hubbell
Charles H. Hubbell
Chas. H. Hubbell
Annie C. Ambler
Eveline N. Nichols
Fred N. Hubbell
Wilmot H. Hubbell
Edwin Hubbell
Damages Sought In Eviction Case Against Scanlon
Anne Maria Brown files two lawsuits seeking 800 damages for eviction from 12 Wallace street in July 1920 and for compulsory sale of her personal effects and household furnishings. She alleges the defendants ordered the sale and took the proceeds after evicting her and exposing her property on the sidewalk.
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Anne Maria Brown
Julia Scanlon
Atorney
William E. Burton
Alexander MacPherson
Wallace Street
Labor Board Orders New Election On Open Shop Issue
Chicago August 1 The United States Railway Labor Board orders new sections of representatives for Pennsylvania Railroad employees and prescribes voting method. Existing elections are overruled and employees must vote for labor organization representatives in the new election, with conferences planned before August 22 to determine rules.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Railway Labor Board
Raiway
Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Mayflower lands at Plymouth as Harding joins tercentenary
President Harding travels to Plymouth aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower to take part in the Pilgrim tercentenary observance. Thousands line routes to welcome the party while officials and descendants of Pilgrims and Indigenous allies join a festive parade in the harbor city. The voyage skirts Cape Cod canals and Cape Cod Bay ending with an anchorage near Garnet Point.
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Harding
Cape Cod
Cape
Canal
Ula
Cape Cod Bay
Manomet Point
Felicia Hemans
Garnet
Anchorage
Desree
Saqbor
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