Sims Defies Department To Muzzle Him
London. Rear Admiral William S Sims U S N defied the Navy Department to muzzle him after a luncheon where he said he would continue speaking his mind. He disputed charges of un-American views and asserted he tells the truth as he sees it, noting the Sinn Fein speech incident drew Secretary Denby’s cable demanding explanation.
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London
William 8. Sims
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Denby
Washington
Jackass
Admiral Sims
Income Tax Man Catches Lou Bogash
The famed boxer Lou Bogash faced Uncle Sam’s income tax men over unpaid taxes. He agreed the issue, settled by writing a check for 400 dollars after a brief discussion with Joe Smith, while Fairfield County Bar Association dropped motions against Charles A Smythwick, with a two week window for a formal answer.
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Fon Borash
Lou
Bogash
Uncle Sam
Income Tax Department
Treasury
Joe Smith
Fairfield County Bar Association
Charles A. Smythwick
Another Clue Is Exploded In Stratford Kid Case
Norfolk police have not acknowledged a letter sent to George Moore claiming to be from missing Stratford boy John Kenneth Moore. Officials doubt the letter’s authenticity, noting different handwriting and suspect a hoax to solicit money.
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Norfolk
John Kenneth Moore
Stratford
George Moore
Kenneth
Hine Starts On Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Percey Hine left Woodmont Milford yesterday for a six weeks tour of California and other western points Mr Hine is sales manager for StevensDuryea Automobile company with headquarters in Springfield Mass He has long experience with Locomobile Hare s Motor Corp and other firms in the field
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Percey Hine
Woodmont
Milford
California
Hine
Stevens-Duryea__ Automobile company
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Springfield
Hines
Locomobile Company
Hare
Hotor Corporation
Warner's Working 48 Hours in Bridgeport Plants
Warner Brothers local corset factories run near full force at 48 hours weekly. About 2,000 workers employed with sufficient orders to sustain 48 hours for a considerable time. The company denied reports of any lay‑offs.
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Bridgeport
Warner Brothers Company
Kepp
Martial Law Rules Made More Severe In Pueblo Flood
Arrival of federal troops to aid the National Guard and Colorado rangers marks a step toward normal conditions after a disastrous flood. Martial law rules are tightened. The Red Cross now handles relief work and rebuilding under civilian committee. Death list stands at 47 with 130 missing.
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Colo
National Guard
Colorado Rangers
Red Cross
Governor Lake Main Speaker At Graduation
Worcester Massachusetts June 10 Governor Lake of Connecticut member of the class of 1899 at Worcester Polytechnic Institute was the principal speaker at its commencement today Howard S Carpenter chemical engineer Advansd Geerces invtnded Waterbury Connecticut Paris June 10 Crown Prince Hirohito of Japan who has been visiting here for several days left Paris at noon today for Brussels virtually decided on Representative Charles R Davis of Minnesota to succeed Rep James W Good Iowa who announced today his resumation to chairman of the House Appropriations Committee
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Mass
Governor Lake
Connecticut
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Advansd Geerces
Howard S. Carpenter
Waterbury
Conn
Paris
Crown Prince
Hirohito
Japan
Brussels
Charles R. Davis
Minnesota
James W. Good
Iowa
House
Two Men Hired as Spirits Kill Publisher's Husband
New York publisher Dan F. Kaber died after an incident sparked by two foreigners hired by his wife to pose as ghosts. Mrs. Kaber, who consulted a medium for guidance, planned to change his attitude, but the staged night visit led to a fatal stabbing during a struggle. She reportedly refused to pay the actors after the funeral, claiming they failed to fulfill their role.
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New York
Dan F. Kaber
Lakewood
Kaber
New York Evening World Today
Christensen
Raber
New Minister of War Appointed in Tokyo
Tokio June 10 reports Lieutenant General Hanzo Yamanashi has been named minister of war to replace Lieutenant General Giiuchi Tanaka who resigned.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Hanzo Yamanashi
Giiuchi Tanaka
Tilden Enters Hospital Before London Championship
William J. Tilden of Philadelphia, International Tennis Singles champion, was admitted for treatment of a back abscess. The illness could keep him from competing in the London Tennis championship at Queen's Club next week.
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London
William J. Tilden
Philadelphia
Queen’s Club
Rotary Delegates Arrive in Liverpool for Edinburgh Meet
Five hundred Rotary club delegates from the United States reached Liverpool aboard the Caronia for the International Convention in Edinburgh. They were greeted by the Lord Mayor, Lady Mayoress, and Liverpool Rotarians before departing for Edinburgh prior to noon.
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Liverpool
Rotary
United States
Edinburgh
Caronia
Charlot Reaches Port After Iceberg Collision
The American freight steamer Charlot arrived at St Johns New found land after a collision with an iceberg. Captain Albert Rhea and his crew battled through the night to stay afloat and reach port.
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Charlot
Albert Rhea
Cannot Show Increase In Employment In Bridgeport
Industrial records for Bridgeport show building activity but not enough to meet housing demand at moderate rents. May employment fell 3.5 percent with 732 more unemployed than April. Connecticut cities did not report rising employment with New Haven showing a 15.9 percent drop and Waterbury a 27 percent decline.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
New Haven
Portland
Ore
Port
Waterbury
Liner Bouboulina Sunk by Mine With 240 Lost
A Athens dispatch reports the liner Bouboulina struck a mine off Smyrna in the Aegean Sea and sank quickly. Only two persons saved as two hundred forty perished in the disaster aboard the small steamer of about 1590 tons. The ship carried the Greek flag and was en route when the mine struck.
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London
Athens
Smyrna
Aegean Sea
Yale Dean to address nurses at Bridgeport event
Coroner's inquest into five year old Mary Novak's death from injuries after being struck by a Bryant car near South Park Avenue and Gregory Street is ongoing. Gerald Bryant faces manslaughter charges as witnesses, including traffic officer Harry Beardsley, describe the crash and Bryant's attempts to avoid the child. Nurses from Bridgeport Hospital Training School will receive diplomas at a service in United Congregational Church, followed by a reception at 200 Mills Hill Avenue with Murray's orchestra.
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John J. Phelan
Mary Novak
Columbia Street
Bryant
South Park Avenue
Gregory Street
Traffe Squad
Harry Beardsley
Park Avenue
Oak
Novak
Littleirl
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bridgeport Hospital Training School
United Congregational Church
Elmer Beardsley
John ‘Patuzzi
Heardsley
Wm. Horace Day
Milton Charles Winternitz
Yale Medical School
Summer Simpson
Kathleen and
Minnie Finkie
Bridgeport
Josephine Marie Carey
Danbury
Alva Elizabeth Ringstrom
Esther A. Anderson
Edna G. Davis
Ridgefield
Margaret P. Mahon
South Norwalk
Edith ML Summers
Newtown
Helen ¥. Rudine
Katherine FL Lawler
New Haven
Beatrice Webb
Anita Gratiari
Doris L. Bunting
Helen B. Hunt
Norwalk
Esie Wilhelmina Burshart
Ruth Hancock
Suffield
Mills Hill Avenue
Murray
Neighbor Averted Murder in Fairfield County Hearing
Ada May Osman won a divorce from Richard Alliger Osman after testimony that her husband threatened her life and struck her repeatedly since 1917. Samuel Day of Redding, a carpenter, intervened during a violent kitchen argument last summer, knocking and entering the kitchen to halt the assault.
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Fairfield County
Samuel Day
Redding
Ada May Osman
Richard Alliger Osman
Day
Osman
Danbury
New York
Bridgeport Mirror Manufacturing Company Incorporated
A certificate of incorporation filed with Town Clerk C. E. Winton establishes Bridgeport Mirror Manufacturing Company. It is formed to manufacture and sell wholesale and retail mirrors wind shields and automobile defectors with capital stock of 500 shares at 100 each totaling 50000. Incorporators are Joseph B. Melsty Michael Philbin and William Kiabr.
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Bridgeport Mirror Manufacturing Company
C. E. Winton
Joseph B. Mels Tey
Michael Philbin
William Kiabr
Hootch Proves Strong Stuff at Bridgeport Dock
A man from the Commercial house named Joe Lavaka drank moonshine in Bridgeport and went wild. He toppled a patrolman and was taken to Hillside Hospital by ambulance for observation after being restrained on Wall Street Dock.
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Bridgepor
Joe Lavaka
Commercial
Wall Street
Jos
Joseph Ateaney
Lavaka
Hillside
Rome
Dr Bresnahan To Address Insurance Men In Bridgeport
The Connecticut Life Underwriters Association will hold its last meeting of the season tomorrow afternoon at the Stratfield hotel in Bridgeport. Dr John Bresnahan superintendent of Bridgeport Hospital will discuss The Hospital As a Community Asset. He will outline the value of a hospital and its efficiency in service. The Bridgeport Hospital directors are invited to attend at 2 pm, along with others interested in the hospital or public charitable institutions.
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Connecticut Life Underwriters Association
Bridgeport
Stratfield Hotel
John Bresnahan
Bridgeport Hospital
Bresnahan
American College of Surgeons of Chicago
Soviet Offers Pacific Bases to United States
Soviet proposes two naval bases on Kamchatka and near Vladivostok in perpetuity in exchange for full commercial relations with Soviet Russia. The offer was revealed by Earle C. Reeves and Washington Vanderlip after negotiations in Russia. Bases would give U S Pacific access. one base near Kamchatka's southeastern coast and another near Vladivostok with potential air base. Continuous diplomatic maneuvering followed a British inquiry by H Wells, including a temporary frontier detention. Continued on Page Two.
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Vladivostok
Russia
Earle C. Reeves
I. N.S
London
Siberian
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Pacific
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U.S
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Los Angeles
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Lo Nicola Lenine
H. Wells
Siberia
Avatcha Bay
Yeso
North Pacific
Japan
Amur
Golden Bays
Japan Sea
Soviets offer two Siberian naval bases for trade
Washington confirms Moscow proposed perpetual U S access to two Pacific bases at Avatcha Bay and Vladivostok in return for resuming commercial ties. The offer was relayed by an unofficial spokesman for Premier Lomine and not officially transmitted.
Hoffman Denied Decree in Milford Divorce Action
Judge Joel H. Reed recommends denial in the divorce case filed by Grover Hoffman of Shelton Avenue Devon Milford against his wife Genevieve Carman Hoffman who resides at the W. C. A. on State Street.
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Joel H. Reed
Grover Hoffman
Shelton Avenue
Devon
Milford
Genevieve Carman Hoffman
State Street
Mexican clash over U S conditions on Article 27
Mexico City reports that Mexico rejects clauses two and three of the American State Department conditions for recognition. Mexico insists on its right to make its own laws and says retroactive laws will not be accepted. Washington meanwhile says Dever is not on an official government mission.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Washington
Elmer Dover
Harding
Obregon
White House
Dever
Blood donors rally as 372 volunteers step forward
In Cleveland Ohio on June 16 an appeal for blood donors to help Mrs David Wilson after a Caesarian delivered twins drew 372 volunteers from the 500 on duty with the Cleveland fire department. Three donors were found suitable and Charles L Trinkner won the coin toss to determine accepted donors. The story also notes a Japan disarmament briefing urging U S Britain talks.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Fire Department
David Wilson
Charles L. Trinkner
Vote to Increase Capital Stock East End Realty Corp
At a stockholders meeting at 1533 Boston avenue East End Realty Corp unanimously voted to raise capital stock to 1,530,000, issuing 17,090 shares at 90 dollars par. Chauncey B. Garvey Joseph F. Dempsey and Walter K. Earle filed the required papers with Town Clerk Winton.
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East End Realty Corporation
Boston Avenue
Chauncey B. Garvey
Joseph F. Dempsey
Walter K. Earle
Winton
Bishop Case To Be Heard In Open Court
Judge John J. Kelloge ruled in Sunertor Court that the divorce action of West Bishop against William D. Bishop would be heard in its regular open court sequence. Attorneys clashed over delays caused by Jacob Klein’s Detroit absence and a committee hearing, but the judge declined a special referee.
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West Bishop
Willian D. Bishop
John J. Kelloge
Sunertor Court
Sespm
Jacob Klein
Bishop
Detroit
John Smith
East Side Plans Special Bargain Day Parade
East Side Plan Special Bargain Day aims to boost sales with a large street parade through the business district. The East Side Business Men's association, a comparatively new but lively group, approved both a parade and a day of reduced prices within a few weeks. a committee will arrange a fife and drum corps to lead the parade and full details will follow.
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Plano
East Side
Theast Side
Post Will Take Action on Death Of Commander
Commander Albert J Merrittside issued a call for a special meeting of the Harry Congdon post on Monday night. American to ton, for which resolutions expressing regret over the untimely death of National Commander Frederick Galbraith will be adopted.
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Albert J. Merrittside
Harry Congdon Post
Frederick Galbraith
Failure to Identify Attell May Shatter Black Sox Case
The eight Black Sox defendants in the 1919 World Series scandal faced a possible collapse as Samuel Pass failed to identify Abe Attell in New York as the alleged ringleader. Officials said Pass’s testimony undermines the state's key case, after June 10 dismissal was reported. Indictments rested largely on Pass evidence.
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Attell
Sox
Black Sox
Chicago
Samuel Pass
Young Sales
Abe Attel
New York
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Novak Girl
Mirror Company Has Incorporated
Dr. Bresnahan
Soviet Russia
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Hoffman
Oraska
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