Sign Peace Pact With Hungary at Grand Trianon Palace
Versailles June 4 The peace treaty with Hungary was signed at 4 25 pm in the Grand Trianon Palace. Premier Millerand of France and American ambassador Hugh Wallace were among early arrivals. King Alexander of Greece watched as Hungarian delegates were seated and the treaty presented for signing.
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Versailles
Associated Press
Hungary
Grand Trianon Palace
Millerand
France
Hugh ¢. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
M. Millerand
Earl of Derby
Alexander
Greece
Miller
Must Pay For Consignment In Common Pleas Court
Judge John J. Walsh ordered Horace & Company to pay Samuel Casidy & Co. 174.88 for a consign ment of ladies dresses ordered but not received. The contract barred cancellation as the goods were cut to order. Dresses were made and shipped, but Horace & Co. had them hot held by the express company and later the items were returned to the sender.
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John J. Walsh
Common Pleas Court
Horace & Company
Samuel Casidy & Co
New York City
Expres
Horace & Co
Express Company
Sondery
Outsider May Head Detectives in Shakeup Talk
A prominent Republican reader hints at tonight’s police board meeting naming Bob Davies, formerly Remington plant guard chief, as potential captain of detectives. Cronan’s suspension is viewed as political to block advancement, with Wheeler kept in place until Davies can move up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubean
Bob Davies
Remington
Davies
Remington-U. M. C
General Electric Co
Essary
General Electric
Captain Cronan
President appoints wage commission
Washington June 4 President Wilson today named a three man wage commission to settle the dispute between anthracite miners and operators. The panel includes William Thompson Neal J Ferry and William Connell. The award is to be issued within sixty days and retroactive to April 1. miners may remain at work pending the decision.
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Washington
Wilson
William ©. Thompson
Columbus
Ohio
Neal J. Ferry
McAdoo
William x. Connell
Scranton
Thompson
University of Ohio
Ferry
United Mine Workers of America
Connell
Greenwich dog bite judgment amid domestic dispute
Judge John J. Walsh ruled that McNerney's damages of 100 dollars against George P. Fisher and his wife stand, noting the dog owner kept the animal on the premises against his wife’s wishes and the wife remains liable. The victim suffered minor physical harm but mental distress while officials tested rabies after the 1917 incident in Greenwich.
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James H. McNerney
Greenwich
George P. Fisher
John J. Walsh
McNerney
Fisher
McNernen
Goliath Creates Longest Continuous Flight Record
Paris June 4 The airplane Goliath piloted by Licuts Bassoulot and Bernard broke the world record for continuous flight. It stayed aloft 24 hours 19 minutes 7 seconds covering 1 915 45 kilometres. The craft set new marks for 1 000 and 1 500 kilometres and landed at Etampes near Paris. The previous continuous flight record belonged to German W Landmann at 21 hours 48 minutes 40 seconds in June 1914.
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Paris
Goliath
Licuts
Bassoulot
Bernard
Etampes
W. Landmann
Alleged to Have Raised Two Bills in City Crime
Samuel Chacharnty of 2 East Walnut Street Geamford was arrested yesterday by United States agents for attempting to pass two raised 32 Federal Reserve notes to $10 each. He is held on $1,000 bond for a hearing before United States Commissioner Hugh J Lavery on June 11 at the police headquarters.
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Federal Reserve
Samuel Chacharnty
East Walnut Street
Geamford
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
Chautarney
Obregon Leaves Army in Mexican Revolution Shift
Mexico City June 4 General Alvaro Obregon, commander of revolutionary forces, retires from the army per Excelsior. Manuel Dieguez, former Guadalajara governor freed from arrest by De La Huerta. Jacinto Trevino named secretary of industry and transfers command to Francisco Robelo.
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Mexico City
Alvaro Obregon
Carransa
Excelsior
Manuel Dieguez
Govetnor
Guadalajara
Adolfo de la Huerta
Jacinto B. Trevino
Population shifts show New Albany and Somerville up
Washington reports New Albany Indiana at 22 992 up 83 or 0 3 percent Somerville Mass 95 033 up 15 797 or 20 5 percent Boston area towns list various gains and one decline Alpena Michigan falls 1 603 12 5 percent Beatrice and West Springfield also noted with smaller gains Be careful with OCR fragments and city names as presented
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Washington
New Albany
Ind
Somerville
Mass
West Springfield
Beatrice
Seb
Berlin Dispatch Reports Rising German Election Tension
A Berlin dispatch notes escalating campaign fury in Germany ahead of June 6 elections. Independent Socialists allege conservatives threatened opponents with revolvers. socialist supporters avoided violence only by intervention. The German National Land Union of Hesse complains of disrupted meetings and maltreatment of candidates. Independent Socialists warn they may seize power by force if results dissatisfy them.
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London
Germany
Mecklenburg
Berlin
Ministry of Home Affairs
German National Land Union of
Hesse
Herr Koelitz
Bridgeport Swindler Arrest Expected Today
Bridgeport police plan to arrest a man who posed as W. J. Cameron of the American Surgical Specialty Co. in Chicago. He defrauded two residents of $46.75 with fake orders and sold $21.75 worth of supplies to Dr A. H. Paul, then to Dr. Albert H. Fournier. The suspect, once employed by the Chicago firm, was discharged last July. Paris armistice talks with Kemal Pasha at Reyroult—baron De Gaix says the move aims to regroup 400 scattered forces in Syria.
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Bridgeport
W. J. Cameron
American Surgical Specialty Co
Chicago
A. H. Paul
Main Street
Albert H. Fournier
East Main Street
Paris
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Reyrout
Baron Robert de Gaix
French
High Commission
Pertinax
Edy de Paris
Syria
Polk resigns as under secretary of state in June
Washington June 1 Frank L Polk today resigned as under secretary of state. the resignation takes effect June 15 when he leaves Washington to rest before returning to law practice in New York City. Norman H Davis of Tennessee, already assistant secretary of the treasury, is mentioned as possible successor. The White House released President Wilsons reply expressing regret and admiration for Polks service.
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Washington
Frank L. Polk
Wilson
Polk
New York City
Norman H. Davis
Tullahoma, Tenn
the Treasury
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Aed
Mothers demand visible WWI honor tablet in Bridgeport
Gold Star mothers protest the city hall war memorial, urging the WWI honor roll be placed on Bridgeport city hall green where it is clearly seen. They complain names are mis-spelled and the tablet remains easy to overlook, reducing the tribute to visitors.
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Germany
Flanders
France
City Hall Green
Bridgeport
Goodwin Announces Resignation From Bridgeport Division
The Times reports manager Joseph Goodwin will resign as head of the Bridgeport division of the Connecticut Company effective June 15. The move signals a wider management shake up of the local lines with A. C. Colby, ex-master mechanic now at New Haven, tipped as successor and F. L. Kibling named as another probable candidate.
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Times
Joseph Goodwin
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Goodwin
Lncal Lines
A .C. Colby
New Haven
F. L. Kibling
Close Watch On Hohenzollerns Estate In The Netherlands
Dutch papers say the former empress of Germany is under medical care in Utrecht and reportedly weakened from moving to Doorn. An Amsterdam despatch notes no confirmation while two men were arrested near the Hohenzollerns’ Doorn gateway. Dutch police and detectives have been positioned around the estate and village.
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London
Germany
Hymans Vandenberg
Utrecht
Ameron- Sen
Doorn
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Co
County
Countess Hohen
Switzerland and United States discuss new passport arrangements
Berne reports talks on new Swiss United States passport arrangements offering visa validity for one year and unlimited border crossings. Previously visas were valid only for six months.
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Berne
Switzerland
United States
Salary money in doubt as aldermen seek July pay
William E. Seeley says funds for aldermen monthly salary of 75 dollars each due July 1 may come from transferring money from other accounts. Police department funds may be redirected, Burns detectives bill pending. Board of Apportionment meets Tuesday at 4 PM. mayor to call a special session. Seeley will attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago next week.
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William E. Seeley
Board of Apportionment
Chicago
Seeley
Police Department
Burns
Finance Committee
Council
Wilson
Ex-Service Men Protest At Waterbury Parade Ban
About 125 former servicemen who worked at the Brass Mill marched from East Main Street to City Hall in uniform to protest Superintendent Beach's refusal to permit a parade. A committee sought a parade permit for next Tuesday, which was denied, prompting an appeal to the board of aldermen. Police and city guard were stationed to maintain order as the crowd cheered the veterans and jeered officers.
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Waterbury
Army
Union
East Main Street
Supt. Beach
Board of Aldermen
Police Seek Missing Boy In New York City to Bridgeport
Eugene Gallagher a 15 year old Fordham Prep student left home May 20 after troubles at school. Police in Bridgeport asked by New York authorities to search for him, believed to have traveled to Bridgeport in a motor truck. His mother is deceased and his father bedridden from grief.
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Eugene Gallagher
Pollman
New York City
Fordham Preparatory School
Bridgeport
New York
Four New Plague Cases Reported In Vera Cruz
Vera Cruz authorities report four new bubonic plague cases with three soldiers and one laundress among the victims. A patient died en route to detention hospital while another died after admission. Several dockside buildings were burned to eradicate apparent infection centers. other patients at the hospital are reported recovering. London officials deny Bolshevik occupation of Teheran based on a Teheran telegram received today.
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Vera Cruz
Hitchcock Chosen as Field Marshal by Wood Leaders
Chicago June 4 The Wood forces name Frank Hitchcock as field marshal while Johnson joins Johnson California Senator arrives to head his candidacy. Proctor remains with Wood, Mulvihill seatings favor Lowden aligned delegates as Mississippi and South Carolina contests unfold.
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Tchcock
Chicago
Johnson
California
Frank H. Hitchcoeck
Wood
William Cooper Proctor
Hitchcock
Prostor
Lowden
Poindexter
Washington
Marshall
Republican National Committee
Mississippi
Mulvihill
Lowdon
South Carolina
Tolbert
Greenswood
J. Duncan Adams
Spartanburg
Touring Car Kills Miss A. K. Sturges
Miss Anne Kneeland Sturges of New York, 40, was struck by a speeding touring car at 60th Street and Park Avenue. She died after four hours at Flower Hospital following leg amputation. The car owner, Waine Rosequist of Brooklyn, claimed steering gear failure. police held him without bail.
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Anne Kneeland Sturges
Park Avenue
New York
60Th Street
Flower Hospital
Sturges
Lawin C. Sturges
Fairfield
Miss Sturges
Tracy Hamilton
Waine Rosequist
85Th Street
Brooklyn
Rosequist
Fleischman
Yorkville Court
Transfer of empty cars to streamline freight network
Hartford June 4 A telegram from CL Bardo general manager of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad to the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut chambers of commerce urges removing empty freight cars from private industrial freight houses and transfer tracks at end of business Saturday to move them west and north. Loaded cars will be scrambled for unloading Sunday as cars and labor cannot meet extra handling.
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Hartford
CL. Bardo
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Chambers of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Railroad Association
New Haven
Way
Sinn Fein Wins Tyrone Control in Northern Ireland
Belfast dispatch reports Sinn Fein alliance secures control in County Tyrone for the first time after county and district elections, while maintaining Fermanagh by a solid majority. The piece notes renewed election tricks, including multi-time voting by two women, and highlights Sinn Fein gains amid Ulster politics. In other news, Charlebelle won the Oaks at Epsom Downs, with Cinna and Roselet placing.
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Belfast
Ireland
Sinn Fein Nationalist Alliance
County Tyrone
County Fermanagh
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Sinn
London
Charlebelle
A. P. Cunliffe
Epsom Downs
W. B. Jardine
Sir E. Hulton
Sykes Held on 3000 Dollar Bond in Stamford Bank Case
James A. Sykes former Sykes Motor Sales proprietor in Fairfield avenue was arrested on a bench warrant by Detective John Burng and DOJ Agent William Lynch. United States Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery set bonds at 2000 each, tied to a Stamford bank incident from about a year ago. The other man was later imprisoned. charges against Sykes were dropped.
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James A. Sykes
Sykes Motor Sales Co
Fairfield Avenue
John Burng
Department of Justice
William Lynch
United States Court
Hartford
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
Sykes
Syke
Stamford
Federal
Avanta, Go
Congress to limit copies of the Record due to paper shortage
Senator Root announced in the Senate that the Congressional Record circulation would be limited for the present. Only copies for members of the Senate and House will be printed, and none will be sent to subscribers outside Congress. The plan also restricts the number of copies of speeches that may be printed for any one session.
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Washington
Senator Root
Utah
Oint Commission On Printing
Senate
Congressional Record
House
Congress
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Boys
Anthony Cranseky
Barflum Avenue
Yellow Mill Pond
B. J. Burn
Connecticut Co
Gen. Obregon
F.L. Polk
State Dept
Hohenzollerns
Togey
Boshevik
Teheran
Caspian Sea
Procter
A. K. Sturges
Sinn Fein
Tyrone
Charle
Belle
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