Jitney, assault, and various city notices from New Haven
Fire department responded to a false jitney alarm on Main street and Wheeler avenue. Tracey reports an attack by a passenger on a bus at Trumbull road and North avenue. John Grablonski bitten by a dog. dog kept under observation. Legal attachment on John J. Doyle’s property to satisfy a $1,986.42 judgment. Judge Keeler rules Antonetta Vitale and children not paupers. New Haven school board seeks a $1 million budget increase. Forged check arrested in New Haven. Final trolley union hearing to be held tonight. Joseph Steller, five, killed by automobile. Zolot and Sherman arrested in freight-car theft plot. President Wilson pleased by Gore defeat. Amos Whitney dies at 83. Hartford trolley danger looms for industry. Sound View seeks separate town status. Bluefish run off Saybrook point. Denver mob wrecks Denver Post. Harding speeches limited. Miss Anna Logan freed on manslaughter charge. Poles aid questioned. New Haven. Prisoner escapes Palisades, recaptured. Connecticut to receive $300,000 in war material for roads. Nellie Amante and Christina Charamonte arrested for selling liquor. Erie railroad grade-crossing crash near Binghamton. John Barrymore marries quietly at the Ritz.
Will Speed Up Coal Movement To Northwest
Washington Aug 6 officials of the Interstate Commerce Commission forecast a faster coal movement to the Northwest to deliver 20 million tons by November 1 after normalizing bituminous mines in central fields. The commission ordered 4 000 cars daily to Lake ports for transshipment but since July 26 only 2 400 cars carrying about 120 000 tons daily have moved, due to strikes in Illinois and Indiana limiting production. Also ten alleged I W W members were arrested in Spokane as part of a broader cleanup campaign.
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Naval scandal at Annapolis ends with revoked appointments
Two youths, unable to pass Naval Academy exams, used a successful candidate to take June tests under his name. The substitution was discovered in Baltimore, prompting the revocation of both appointments. The offenders, though young, avoid criminal prosecution. The first candidate failed earlier exams. the second prospered in April. In other notes, a death row prisoner married in a New Orleans prison and 10 candidates sought the vice presidency at a San Francisco convention.
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