Bridgeport Times June 2 1922 front page note
Bridgeport Times and Evening Partner details foreign representatives Bryant Grimm Bruneau in New York Chicago Atlanta and The Associated Press. Business office Farnum 1203 editorial Farnum 1287 published by The Times Publishing Co 179 Fairfield Ave Bridgeport Conn. Friday June 2 1922.
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Bryant, Grimm & Bruneau
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Associated Press
Farnum
The
Times Publishing Co
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Conn
Conditions in Ireland Stir Debate in Commons
Winkton Churchill told the Commons that disorder and social degeneration have grown since the constabulary withdrawal and that the provisional government may be patient yet aim to avoid civil war. He notes Communist influence and the Republican Free State split, warning of ruffianly elements but hopeful elections can restore orderly rule.
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Winkton Churchill
Commons
Ireland
Ith
Collins
Motor power for ships drives away steam engines
The internal combustion engine is rapidly replacing steam in European merchant ships. Oil burners cut labor in stokeholds, free space for cargo and passengers, and remove heavy steam boilers. Diesel is favored, Britain leads, and even 14,000 ton Glenber uses four cycle Diesel. Electric drive replaces steam auxiliaries. engines rise from 3000 to 4000 horsepower. Shipping soon may drop steam coal reliance.
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Berangeria
Majestic
Great Britain
Glenber
A Violent Senator From Georgia Faces Senate Critique
The piece portrays Senator Watson of Georgia as a volatile figure with a combative streak and a history of violent rhetoric. It notes his age, readiness to challenge others to combat, and propensity to misstate facts especially about Hoover. It laments his temper and stubbornness as a harmful example.
Reform of Criminal Law Hearings by ABA Committee
The American Bar Association's Committee on Law Enforcement held hearings to gather reform ideas for criminal law and practice. Eminent lawyers and judges spoke, highlighting concerns that criminals are coddled and justice is too delayed. Public attitude has shifted amid investigations into mind and mentality.
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Committee On Law Enforcement
The
American Bar Association
Reimagining Criminal Justice for Inferior Minds
A proclamation argues that society includes many with limited mental development and calls for major reform of law toward protective care over punishment. It urges speedy trials, secure confinement, and permanent separation in a colony for those incapable of reform, under ongoing supervision.
Women Seek Recognition for Overseas Service League
Washington June 2 The House passed a bill to incorporate the women's overseas service league 80 to grant women who volunteered before and during World War I a congressional recognition comparable to that given to the American Legion The measure now proceeds to the Senate Renate
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Washington
Women’s Overseas Service League 80
Congress
American Legion
House
Renate
Piano Pupils in Annual Recital at Fairfield Avenue
The piano pupils of Mrs. Edna Northrop Kearfis will recital tomorrow at 3 30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald McNef 1000 Fairfield avenue Mrs Fran C Conner contralto and Miss Dorothy Smith will assist Participants include Jean Barrett Doris Cone W ea tc ot t Houghton Jacqueline Rus ling Roderic McNel Florence Krause Margaret McLaughlin Caroline Kirsten Nathalie Wright Wendell Clark Jean McNeil Gladvay Mellor Ethel Ligeins Helen Wilson Doris Cone Muth Thorne Eva Thibault Irma Tillmare.
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Edna Northrop Kearfis
Archibald McNef
Fairfield Avenue
Fran C. Conner
Dorothy Smith
Jean Barrett
Doris Cone
Weatcott Houghton
Jacqueline Rusling
Roderic McNel
Florence Krause
Margaret McLaughlin
Caroline Kirsten
Nathalie Wright
Wendell Clark
Jean
Red Blooded Men Wanted Coast Guard Examinations
Assistant Secretary Clifford announced that examinations for commissioned personnel in the coast guard will be held June 29 nationwide. The duties require high physical and mental qualifications, with New England exams for the coast guard academy in New London to be held in Boston New London and Portland.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Clifford
Treasury Department
New England
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Conn
Boston
Portland
Dr Hall Delivers Tenth Lecture on Applied Psychology
Dr Warren Hall gave the tenth of 14 lectures to Junior Chamber of Commerce members in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. The topic was Advice, stressing not to seek guidance until needed and to analyze the advisor’s possible biases before accepting a decision.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
Roc
Warren Hall
Man Struck By Auto Near Fairfield and Colorado Aves
John Trotsky of 685 East Main street was struck as he stepped from a jitney at Fairfield and Colorado avenues. The car, driven by Mrs. Cora Mittleson of kuay, took him to the Emergency with minor injuries treated by Dr. OConnell. Times Want Ads For Best And Quickest Results.
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Fairfield
Colorado Avenues
John Trotsky
East Main Street
Cora Mittleson
Kuay
O'Connell
Realty records show multiple 50 foot lots and deeds
Real estate entries list warranty deeds for Jolquins to Jasin and Seeley to Lovely, along with others involving 50 to 61 feet on Pershing Avenue Wayne Street and Terry Place. Mortgage and transfer details appear for Berkshire Realty and Brooklawn Plot with amounts listed. Rome report notes Pope Pius appoints Linda as housekeeper and wardrobe keeper after long service to Ratti family.
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Decas
Jolquins
Walter
Kaximiers
Jasin Jowsex
Orange Street
Henry B. Seeley
Mary T. Lovely
Clityview Avenue
Georgia Christine Lewis
Abraham I. Laver
Pershing Avenue
Joseph Kisin
Paulin Glass
Wayne Street
Lewis Bhl
Ira W. Bailey
Firth B. Bailey
Livingstone Place
Hesolta B. Wicks
Catherine Kiernan
Terry Place
Oni
Caim Deeds
Harney Hubinstein
Belle Rubinston
Wordin Avenues
Brewster Street
Highland Avenue
Waldorf Avenue
Johrimbam I. Levey
Harry H. Charles
Pershing
Wiliam J. Nichols
Minnie L. N. Hunt
Berkshire Realty Company
Brooklawn
Hyman Bornstein
Josep Klein
Elks Initiate 327 Members in New Haven Lodge Event
The New Haven lodge of the Order of Elks initiated 327 new members in a single ceremony, the largest in the chapter’s history, marking the close of a membership drive. About 700 Elks attended the initiation and banquet that followed.
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NEW Haven Lodge
New Haven
Order of Elks
Elks
Defendants in Two Suits for 35000 in Fairfield
Sharp Moosop and Company of Fairfield named defendant in two suits in the Superior court seeking damages totaling 35000. Harry Waterhouse, an orphan, selling for 25000 through his guardian Herbert J. Wilcox of Waterbury. Wilcox as administrator of Francis E. Brown's estate sues for 10000 over a Colchester accident on August 30 involving a horse and a truck. Metal workers strike in Milan. fifty thousand workers refuse wage cut, no disorders reported.
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Sharp Moosop
Fairfield
Sharp Moosop and Company
Harry Waterhouse
Herbert J. Wilcox
Waterbury
Wilcox
Francis E. Brown
Colchester
Milan
Legion Notes Reflect WWI Echoes and Modern Maritime Names
A look through American Legion notes from Omaha and Philadelphia covers renamed ships, Billy Club style humor, and a Paris surgical breakthrough. It notes the Badger State and Leviathan christenings, a June 9 10 track meet, shipboard injuries, and veteran aid programs amid postwar reflections.
Ohio colleges curb spurious checks amid overdrafts
Officials from two Oberlin banks report eight Gozen checks written daily by Oberlin College students on overdrawn accounts. Most bad checks are from a small group, with banking officials noting the pattern and seeking to curb the practice.
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Oberlin College
Eee Coenias Ier
Bank
Saicinte Mis Godlare
Key To Shantung Province Dominated Solely By Japs
Edna Lee Booker reports from Shanghai on June 2 that Tsingtao serves as the hub and gateway for Shantung and surrounding provinces, dominated by Japan. Japanese control extends to ports, railways, go-downs, and labor, with few Americans or Brits active. The Open Door remains, yet Japan holds and profits from the port, prompting Western concerns and a British Chamber of Commerce stance condemning privileged Japanese position.
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Edna Lee Booker
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Tsingtao
Shantung
Shansi
Kansu
Shensi
Szechuen
Washington
Shansung Province
Far East
Japan
Associated British Chambers of Commerce of
China
London
Kiaochow
Shantung Railway
Shaptuns Railway
Imperial Japanese Army
Fangtsz
Kami
Changtien
Fuchi
Tsinan
East
America
Rail Way Administration
Mitsui Bussan Kaisha
Cornache, Eckford & Company
Presbyterian Mission
Obituary notices for Riccio Goodsell Brennan Kingman
Obituaries list Giovannia Riccio 20 died yesterday with funeral set for tomorrow at 3 AM from 1565 Seaview Avenue and Holy Rosary Church. Interment in St Michael's. Other notices include Mary J Goodsell, Ellen Brennan, and Samuel C Kingman with details of services, burial, and survivors.
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Giovannia Riccio
Pasquale Riccio
Seaview Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
St.Michael's Cemetery
Miss Riccio
City Normal School
Ellen Brennen
Ellen Brennan
Colorado Avenue
Mullins, Scott and Hedcate
Golden Hill Street
St. Charles Church
St. Augustine's Cemetery
John
Frank Travers
Elis
Ballet
U. B M. C. Company
Springfield Rotary Ends Sweet Adeline Farewell
Springfield Illinois June 2 The Springfield Rotary Club voted to retire the song Sweet Adeline after members tired of the verse An undertaker carried the body on a funeral truck while a minister spoke a somber sermon over the remains The song was laid away never to be revived TLEMOI MAN HOLDS DAY SCHOOL RECORD June 2 W B Bartlett a bugler at the National Splitals Home is praised as a good boy Bartlett a veteran of the Spanish American War attended Sunday school regularly for twenty years He says he has not missed a Sunday in all that time
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Rome
A. P
Pius
Signore Linda
Gironale D'Tratia
Signora
Linda
Ratti
Poland
Milan
Pope
Springfield, Ill
Springfield Rotarians
Tlemoi
W. B. Bartlett
National Spliiters
Bartlett
Gee
Man Buried Quietly To Reflect Life Of Eccentric Butcher
Georges W. Henderson, 77, lived alone on a farm near here and requested no singing or preaching at his funeral. He was interred in a quiet, symbolic manner reflecting his life, with services marked by silence at his own request.
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S. S. New England
Boyd O'Neal
O'Neal
New Jersey
American Legion
Georges W. Henderson
Henderson
Watch stolen in 1918 returned to owner
A valuable gold watch stolen in 1918 was found in a Denver pawnshop this week and turned over to its owner, P. Riordan, a local political leader. Riordan received the piece twelve years ago from admiring friends and was robbed four years ago, with the watch missing ever since.
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Denver
P. R. Tiiordan
Riordan
Girl Baseball Player Helen Blackburn Recovers From Injury
Miss Helen Blackburn catcher for the University of Colorado girls base ball team in Boulder is recovering from a broken nose sustained while stopping a fast pitch behind the plate using her nose as a protective shield.
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Boulden
Colo
Helen Blackburn
University of Colorado
Bridgeport Typographical Union Essays Contest Open
Every pupil in every school in Bridgeport is eligible to enter the school childrens essay contest conducted by Bridgeport Typographical Union. Sixty dollars in cash prizes will be awarded for the best essays.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Typographical Union
Arbitration in Labor Disputes Essay Contest
Boys and girls are invited to submit essays on the principle of arbitration as applied to labor disputes. Mail views to the Secretary of Bridgeport Typographical Union, P. O. Box 845, by June 15. Prizes total 60 dollars for top essays.
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Bridgeport Typographical Union
P. O
Bridgeport Typographical Union Essay Contest Announcement
An essay contest invites girls and boys to name and distinguish printed matter from union and nonunion shops. Submit explanations to the Bridgeport Typographical Union secretary by June 15 for a chance at a $60 cash prize.
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