Report on Spanish rooming houses strict health inspection
An investigation by Howard Dunbar of the Sanitation Division found 49 roomers in a two-story brick building at 311-312 State Street. Seven women, two married and five single, serve the male occupants as waitresses. the facility is owned by Jose Visnes and divided into two tenements. The report was presented to Health Commissioner Dr. William H. Coon.
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Sate Street
Howard Dunbar
Sanitation
Board of Health
William H. Coon
Jose Visnes
Broad Street extension delayed to July prep work under way
Engineers report work on Broad Street extension will not start before July 15 due to extensive preliminary tasks and multiple demolitions. The Board of Appraisal lists damages to numerous individuals and estates totaling substantial sums, with notes on who will be paid and remainderman claims. Atlantic fleet to finish power runs and target practice this week, ships to dock, crew paid off with one month’s leave.
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Broadtreet
Board of Appraixa
Roc Lis
Martha Lis
Mary J. Arnold
Fannie Arnold
Ray Blumberg
Albert Easter
Alexander Delaney
James Diamond
Samuel Singer
Alfred MH
R. T. Fairchild
Edward Finlan
Herman N. Silver
Fanny Hurley
New York
Atlantic Feet
Bureau of Navigation
Butler Sends An Apology From Columbia Leader
Cincinnati reports Colonel William Cooper Proctor released a telegram from Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University. Butler apologizes for remarks at the Chicago convention claiming gamblers and stock market players backed General Wood.
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Cincinnati
William Cooper Proctor
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Proctor
Mr. Butler
General Wood
Butler
Chicago
Earthquake Devastates Inglewood and Surrounding Areas
A major quake last night heavily damaged Inglewood ten miles from Los Angeles with twenty one business buildings destroyed and multiple dwellings damaged. Glass shattered across the city as walls toppled, churches and banks suffered near-total destruction and one beach resort death is linked to a heart attack following the tremor. Fire, gas and grit outages compounded recovery efforts. In Brooklyn raids police seized drugs valued at 250000 along with two revolvers a sword and a club, arresting three men who claim shipments came from vessels arriving from Europe and sold in Philadelphia.
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New York
Brooklyn
Europe
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Cal
Inglewood
Metre
Long Teach
Santa Monica
Venice
William Shippy
Episcopal Church
Citizen's Savings Bank
First National Bank of
Shrine session opens in Portland with parade and ball
In Portland Oregon on June 22 the Imperial shrine session opened amid prospects of fair weather. The city is crowded with shriners from across the nation. A parade was scheduled for this afternoon with every shrine band patrol and marching organization present. The Imperial potentates ball was to be held tonight.
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Portland
Ore
Imperial Shrine
Shrine
Imperial Potantates
Stanley Grows Call on 17000 Police Bill Standoff
John C. Stanley, president of the Board of Police Commissioners, must explain before the sub committee on police affairs why 17000 for Burns detectives is needed. Sigmund Loewith says Stanley is out of town and unlocatable. The Board adjourned awaiting his return while debating shifting funds from police or public works to cover the bill.
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John C. Stanley
Board of Police Commissioners
Board of Apportionment
Wilson
Burns
Sigmund Loewith
Stanley
Mr. Loewith
Department of Public Works
Police Department
Hadley Outlines Yale Reorganization Plans and Effects
Yale President Arthur T. Hadley outlined a broad reorganization of university departments at Battell Chapel in New Haven. He highlighted a new freshman faculty and common course, increased faculty advancement, and adjustments to fraternity and class societies amid cost of living and postwar reconstruction concerns. Burton Parker Twichell was named dean of students and salary changes were discussed.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Battel Chapel
Arthur T. Hadley
Frederic W. Keator
Olympia
Washington
Hadley
Burton Parker Twichell
Judge Grants Three Divorces In Superior Court
Judge Howard J. Curtis in the Superior court granted decrees of divorce to Lillian J. Olsson from Walter Raymond Olsson for intolerable cruelty and to Blanche M. Malinowski from John Joseph Malinowski for cruelty. Henry B. Garrison was granted a divorce from Winnefred E. Garrison on infidelity. Francesco Auricchio against Razziella Auricchio was dismissed for lack of jurisdictional facts. A certified copy of the marriage certificate was ordered for Maria Pasile against Giacomo Basile since the plaintiff could not recall her husband's name or the marriage date.
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Howard J. Curtis
Lillian J. Olsson
Walter Raymond Olsson
Blanche M. Malinowski
John Joseph Malinowski
Curtis
Henry B. Garrison
Winnefred E. Garrison
Francesco Auricchio
Razziella Auricchio
Maria Pasile
Giacomo Basile
Straus Visits Sen Harding During Political Roundtable
Oscar Straus, League to Enforce Peace leader and Hoover supporter, visited Senator Harding in Washington on June 22. Harding planned to meet a delegation of women suffragists from fifteen states to urge final ratification of the suffrage amendment.
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Washington
Senator Harding
Oscar Straus
League
Herbert Hoover
Chicago Co
Vention
Harding
Officials Watching Strikes As Freight Feud Grows
Washington reports official scrutiny of railroad strike actions as union leaders are relied upon to end walkouts. Philadelphia notes conflicting claims on worker numbers and freight impact across the Pennsylvania, Reading, and Baltimore and Ohio lines. Embargoes limit nonperishable freight and coal for utilities.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
Baltimore and Ohio
Striking Workers in Waterbury Face New Return-to-Work Rule
Waterbury Connecticut June 22 guards remain on duty as Luigi Scalmana head of the New England Workers Association issues a no tee allowing married strikers to return to brass factories while single men stay out. Machinists continue to strike with benefits and may stay out longer. Police lieutenants LeRoy and Bergin are hospitalized after yesterday’s shooting. guard details at armory electric light plant and city buildings.
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Waterbury
Conn
Luigi Scalmana
New England Workers’ Association
Richard LeRoy
John J. Bergin
Ni town man killed playing in road by truck
John Jankura 25 of 11% Bell street was instant ly killed while playing ball in the road on Kossuth street near Seymour street when struck by a front wheel of a truck being towed by another truck. Drivers from Walter M. Stowe Trucking Co were jailed on manslaughter charges. Health officials say youths 14 to 16 can work with a certificate, not a physical. a welfare building test only for permanent employment.
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John Jankura
Bell Street
Salt
Kossuth Street
Seymour Street
Jankura
B. J. Burns
Dan‘tel Wildman
Park Avenue
John J. Brown
Willard Street
Walter M. Stowe
Bureau of Vital Statistics
C. N. Hall
State Board of Education
Royak Gaught Vending Liquor in Arrest on Bostwick Ave
Michael Royak of 120 Andover Street and Louis Alint of 465 Bostwick Avenue were seized by two federal officers as Royak delivered one and a half gallons of liquor to Alint's saloon. Both were arrested after a search of the establishment. Royak said he was paid five dollars to deliver the liquor for another man. They will be arraigned before U. S. Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery on charges of liquor possession.
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Louis ‘Alint
Bostwick Avenue
Michael Royak
Andover Street
Alint
Prohibition
Royak
U. S
Hugh J. Lavery
Three Licenses Suspended In County Court Action
Deputy Assistant State Vehicle Commissioner John A. McDonald led a probe into traffic law violations by licensed drivers at the County Court House. Charles E. Lucas of 1194 State Street loses his license for 90 days for reckless driving, J. L. White of Milford for 30 days, and George Brunell of Sound Beach for one year. Licenses for Mrs B. Nettleton, William H. Austin, and Trejian Fabian are returned. Some cases, including Elias Janell and F. B. Hastings, receive no action. Axel Cartensen, arrested for drunkenness, failed to appear for City Court trial.
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John A. McDonald
County Court House
Charles E. Lucas
State Street
J. L. White
Milford
George Brunell
Sound Beach
Cl B. Nettleton
Colorado Avenue
William H. Austin
Trumbull
Trejian Fabian
Kings Highway
Elias Janell
Pgquannock Street
F. B. Hastings
North Avenue
Graduation at St Augustine's marks largest class
The largest class in St. Augustine's history will graduate tomorrow evening in St. Augustine's church. Seventy pupils receive diplomas. Nearly nine hundred children were registered, with exams finished last Friday showing ninety percent averaging over ninety. Rev Charles Mahan S J of Fordham University will deliver the address, known in New York for his oratorical skills.
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St. Augustine’s School
St. Augustine's Church
Fairfield
Stratford
Trumbull
Charles Mahan
S. J
Fordham University
Fr. Mahan
St. Augustine
New York
Fehrenbach Named Chancellor in German Coalition
Berlin reports Konstantin Fehrenbach has been appointed chancellor and will lead a Bourgeois cabinet. A coalition of the German Peoples Party Clericals and Democrats is expected to thrive with a benevolent neutrality pledge by the Majority Socialists. The platform vows to loyally carry out the Versailles treaty. Walter Simons becomes foreign minister and brings Versailles peace delegation experience.
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Berlin
Konstantine Fehrenbach
German Peoples’ Party
Democrats
Walter Simons
Versailles
McAdoo name in Democrat nomination sparks clash
Kansas City clergyman Burris A. Jenkins declares Mr. McAdoo’s name will be placed in nomination at the San Francisco convention with or without consent. McAdoo asks that his name not be suggested after Jenkins announced the plan. Dispatches note Texas Democrat Love cites Alabama delegates backing the move. The report continues on page six.
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Kansas City
Burris A. Jenkins
William Gibbs McAdoo
San Francisco
Doctor Jenkins
McAdoo
Jenkins
New York
W. G. McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
Borah Comments on Third Party Prospects in Utah
Senator Borah of Idaho urged caution on forming a new party during a Salt Lake City stopover. He said success hinges on platform and nominees, warning that a party can fail if it veers toward reactionary or radical positions, despite a rare chance to break from old organizations.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Borah
Idaho
Committee of 48
Drive Against Radicalism and Police Shootout In Waterbury
Waterbury Conn June 2 Police inspector John H Donahue was resting easily after being shot by Arthur Broulx of Biddeford Maine in the city police station Broulx died by suicide after wounding the officer The incident also involved Georgianna Rheaume Broulx claimed she was his wife The other item from Washington June 22 says the Justice Department expands powers under the alien exclusion act to crack down on radicals including parlor Bolsheviks with penalties for aiding alien organizations and publishing anti government writings The drive targets aliens who advocate opposition to the government and restricts their finances including red bonds purchases
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Londonderry
Associated Press
William Kane
Edwin Price
United States
Ulster
Waterbury
Conn
John H. Donahue
Arthur Broulx
Biddeford
Maine
Broulx
Georgianna Rheaume
Jor Broulx
Donahue
Miss Rheaume
Aurora Houdain
Washington
Department of Justice
Department
School Nurses Start Home Nursing: Work Gives 200 to Police Fund
In appreciation of police work recovering his stolen automobile from State street near Court street, H. B. Merwin of Bridgeport Trust and Artistic Bronze donated 200 to the Police Pension fund. The car was recovered in Mamaroneck, two men arrested, names given as Joseph Brooks and Charles Pesisraw. Detective Seery will bring them to Bridgeport for City Court trial. The Weather: New Haven, June 22 generally fair tonight and Wednesday.
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State Street
Court Street
H. B. Merwin
Bridgeport Trust Company
Artistic Bronze Company
Police Pension Fund
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Joseph Brooks
Barnum Avenue
Charles Pesisraw
New York City
John J. See
School nurses to focus on Home nursing. reduce infant deaths
Welfare department says Division of Child Hygiene nurses finish in schools this week and shift to Home nursing. Dr. LeRoy Wilkes notes 70 percent of infant deaths occur in first two months due to lack of proper nursing and plans to observe bottle fed babies, ensure proper milk modification, and use birth certificates as nurse introductions. Nurses will investigate births, make repeat visits, and monitor infant health in the first two months before hospital health station care.
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Division of
LeRoy Wilkes
Health Department
Wilkes
State Department of Health
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Sen. Harding
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