Forming Party 10 Foment Big Revolt in United States
The Department of Justice reports evidence of a united communist party formed by merging the Communist Labor Party and the Communist party. It says the aim is to foment a revolution against the government and to spread a civil war mindset among the working class, with armed insurrection as the means to overthrow the capitalist system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Communist “Labor
Communist’ Party
Washington
United Communist Party
Communist Labor Party
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Unitedmmunist Party
Sharp rebuke to Jennings and counsel in court ruling
Judge Frank D. Haines orders Erwin M Jennings and his attorneys to respect court mandates. Jennings is fined $100 and committed until paid. execution stayed one week on Morgan’s motion. The court emphasizes that counsel must obey orders and that the gas tank installation violated an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin M Jennings
Frederick Morgan
John Chapman
Frank D. Haines
Jennings
Morgan
Haines
Carpenter
Jennings Co
Haynes
Jennings Company
No Record of Richler Sought in TNT Boat Case
Local police have no record of a man named Richler thought to own a boat containing £000 of TNT found by New York police and naval authorities off Plumb Beach, Sheepshead Bay. A wartime ammunition thief suspected, authorities note similar names and question alien enemy lists while the craft remains deserted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nho
Mamed Richler
New York
Naval
Plumb Beach
Sheepshead Bay
Richler
Charles Charles H. Suckley
Richter
Bridgeport
Axel Richter
Salt Textile Company
Wilhelm Relehier
Wail Street
Axel Reichter
Hinckle Lace Company
Frank Richter
East Main Street
Otto F. Richter
Yale
Watchman Shot In Jail Break At Fulton Jail
Five gunmen wounded Weteter Stouch the night watchman and bombarded Fulton Jail at Wauseon in an unsuccessful bid to free Edward ONeill alias Malachy awaiting trial for a $21000 bank robbery in Delta. Stough was shot in the arm Sheriff J B McQuillan and Deputy Walter Stevens fired 25 shots as the invaders forced a broken window escape toward Toledo in a touring car. ONeill was the only prisoner in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Weteter Stouch
Fulton
Wauseon
Edward O'Neill
Malachy
Delta
Ohio
Stough
J. B McQuillan
Walter Stevens
O'Neill
Girl Narrowly Escapes Death Under Ice Wagon
Helen O Hara a 13 year old of 503 William Street narrowly escapes being trampled by two horses when knocked down at Congress and Middle Streets by Sprague Ice and Coal Company wagon number 34. An ambulance treated arm and facial abrasions. she returned home.
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Helen O'Hara
William Street
Congress
Middle Streets
Sprague Ice & Coal Company
Grabski to Lead Polish Government in Official Cabinet
Warsaw June 25 The new Polish government will be an official expert cabinet headed by Ladislas Grabski a former finance minister from a wealthy family The cabinet is described as non political with directions to be agreed by the diet The Socialists express no confidence in the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Associated Press
Poland
Ladislas Grabski
Diet
Hoover urges rapid ratification of Versailles treaty
Herbert C Hoover calls for swift ratification of the Versailles treaty after removing Article X from the League covenant. He argues military guarantees contradict the league and urges reliance on moral and economic power, challenging the need for a military alliance in European affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert C. Hoover
New York Evening Post
League
United States
Europe
Friends of the League
Hoover
Outrage in Bantry Ends in Death and Fires
In Bantry County Cork on June 25 a series of attacks killed Cornelius Crowley a 20 year old Sinn Fein supporter. Masked intruders shot him in bed then burned his shop dwelling. Three other houses were burgled threatened shot at, one burned, two damaged. A quay store was targeted and Sinn Fein workers faced threats. The Sinn Fein guardian chairman’s residence was burned.
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Bantry
County Cork
Ireland
Sinn
Painter Falls 35 Feet From Ladder at Myrtle Avenue
Steve Frank 55 of Stratford suffered a compound fracture of the right leg after tumbling 35 feet from a ladder while painting a house on Myrtle avenue near Seaside park. He was taken by ambulance to St. Vincents Hospital and rested comfortably at noon.
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Myrtle Avenue
Seaside Park
Steve Frank
Stratford
St. Vincents’ Hospital
J. B. J. Euans
Frank
Edward B Brinel
John Strest
Palmer Confident of Presidential Nomination
U S Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer on a special train to San Francisco said he was confident of a presidential nomination. He noted that even if not nominated, a Democratic victory in November remained likely. He traveled with Pennsylvania delegates and senior party figures including Vance McCormick and R S Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Blakeslee
Naster
San Francisco
William G. McAdoo
Shriner Convention Chooses Atlantic City for 1953 Meet
In Portland Oregon the Imperial Council named Atlantic City as next year’s Shriner convention site. W Freeland Kendrick, retiring post potentate of Philadelphia, received a $7000 check on his 46th birthday and endorsed it to the Shrine for construction of a new children’s hospital valued at 2,090,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Imperial Council of the Shriners
Atlantic City
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
Shrine Project
Board Action Would Curb Disturbances
Representatives of railroad unions said early wage board action would curb strike disturbances after most Potomac Yards yardmen returned to work at midnight. Railroad officials reported freight in the South could move without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Railway Wage Board
Potomac Yards
South
Brooklawn Golf Tourney Leads to Semi Finals
Morning rounds at Brooklawn Country Club crown tight matches in the state championship. Reggie Lewis of Greenwich defeated W. Parker Seeley 4-3 after opening 38, while J. H. Alcorn beat R. S. Miner 5 up 4 to go. Other results include Taft defeating Jackson 2 and 1 and Hovey beating Le Hubbard 2 and 1. Spargo edged Brown 1 up after 20 holes. Semifinals scheduled for this afternoon.
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Brooklawn Country Club
W. Parker Seeley
Reggie Lewis
Greenwich
Seeley
Lewis
J. H. Alcorn
New Haven
R. S. Miner
Veatogue
Sliner
P. Taft
Pine Orchard
W. A. Jackson
Hartford
Roger H. Hovey
Shuttle Meadow
John T. le Hubbard
Brooklawn
E. C. Spargo
Ray Brown
Highland Country Club
Spargo
Woman Aids in Gun Fight
Police say James Bolen fired the fatal shot that killed Hamilton officer Charles J. Stegemann during a dawn raid on the Bolen residence north of the city. Lee and Elin Bolen are jailed. another sniper, reportedly a woman, aided the attack that left James Bolen gravely wounded.
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Hamilton
Charles J. Stegemann
Bolen
James Bolen
Lee
Elin Bolen
Oficer
Stegemann
Dulle
Jones
Seizure of 150 Gallons of 100 Proof Whiskey in Stratford
Stratford officers stopped a motor truck traveling from New York to Hartford and seized 150 gallons of 100 proof whiskey. Drivers Herman and Solomon Pincus of 1301 Hoe Avenue New York were arrested on liquor transport charges and held on $1,000 bonds awaiting arraignment before U S Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery. The arrests occurred about 11 p m last night and the men were jailed at Stratford police headquarters.
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Stratford
Bigelow
New York
Hartford
Herman
Solomon Pincus
Hoe Avenue
U. S
Hugh J. Lavery
Londonderry Quiet After Violent Street clashes
Londonderry returns to a fairly quiet state after days of violent street warfare between Unionist Nationalist and Sinn Fein factions. Banks and shops reopen as people venture out though food supplies remain short and the town lacks stamp shortages.
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Londonderry
Sinn Fein
Bomb Blast Targets Brass Mill Workers in Waterbury
In Waterbury Connecticut a bomb exploded early this day aimed at workers resisting a strike at the Benedict and Burnham branch of the American Brass company. The blast shattered a cellar window at 2312 Railroad Street injuring no one as five Portuguese boarders slept nearby. The workers returned to their shifts at the usual hour.
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Waterbury
Conn
Railroad
Hin
Albino Bibas
Cannot Hold Liquor Men Cannot Hold Liquor Men New Haven
June Fitzsimmons, secretary of the State Retail Liquor Dealers Association, is held not guilty by Judge F L Wilder of Bridgeport for selling intoxicating liquor while a license renewal was pending. The court rules the renewal application was made under state law. federal law governs prosecutions for renewal. Lapsed licenses fall outside this protection.
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New Haven
June Fitzsimmons
State
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
F. L. Wilder
Bridgeport
Motorcycle Hits Trolley at Barnum and East Avenues
A motorcycle collided with a trolley at Barnum and East streets at 7 am injuring two riders. Louis Laskowitch 25 Otis street Stratford driver of the cycle and Walter Fingen 21 California street Stratford rear rider suffered minor injuries. Laskowitch discharged from Bridgeport hospital after evaluation. Fingen treated for back abrasions and released from Emergency hospital after care. License plate 78? and trolley car No. 1280.
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Barnum and
East Avenues
Louis Laskowitch
Otis Street
Walter Fingen
California Street
Stratford
Laskowitch
Bridgeport
Fingen
J. A. Maxwell
Harding Talks With Roosevelt In Washington Conference
Washington June 25 Senator Harding planned a conference with Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt a prominent progressive leader invited to discuss policies and plans for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Harding
Roosevelt
Turkey Will Not Give Up Smyrna Statement From Constantinople
The Turkish peace delegation in Paris is instructed that the government will refuse to sign any treaty that cedes Smyrna, Adrianople, or eastern Thrace. Officials indicate no compromise on territorial limits aligned with other fixed terms.
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Constantinople
The
S. P
Peae
Paris
Turkey
Smyrna
Adrianople
Thrase
Enten
Convention Deadlock Shapes Meadoo Bid and Platform Debate
San Francisco dispatch notes rising McAdoo interest as a potential nominee if deadlock between Palmer and Cox grows. Delegates consider pushing McAdoo to secure two thirds, while a shift toward ignoring prohibition in the platform gains momentum amid Bryan’s anticipated stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee McAdoo
Palmer
Cox
Ohio
McAdoo
Cummings
National Committee
Yale Scores Double Victory On Thames
Yale crews win both freshman and junior varsity two mile races at the 52nd dual regatta on the Thames, edging Harvard as conditions favored fast times. Harvard led early but Yale surged to decisive finishes with Yale freshmen around 10 minutes 33 seconds and junior varsity about 14 minutes 6 2 5 seconds.
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New London
Yale
Thames River
Harvard
Eli
New Haven College
Enl
Thames
Cambridge
Ocean
Bartlett's Cove
Melkelham
200 Children Seek Permits for Summer Work
About 200 school children aged 14 to 16 rushed the Bureau of Vital Statistics for birth certificates to work during vacation after most grammar schools closed at noon. Over 500 had applied before 10 o clock. Applicants must present themselves to GC N Hall to obtain the blue slip before applying at the Welfare building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Vita
Bureau
GC. N. Hall
State Board of Education
Judgment for plaintiff in attachment case
Judge John J. Walsh granted the plaintiff Stellan Kelly $745.50 in the Court of Common Pleas. The suit claimed the value of goods attached by Deputy Sheriff James P. Kiernan and not returned after dissolution of the attachment. Heinz, who held the claim, assigned it to Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
Court of Common Press
Stellan Kelly
James P. Kiernan
Ernest Hens
Heinz
Papers Served In Default Case Over Dead Man
Sheriff reports service of papers in the case of John Ferenz et al versus Frank and Mary Kossar by leaving copies at the defendants residence. Frank Kossar was read for some time before service and a default judgment was pursued. Attorney Fred Fallon had Frank’s name struck to enforce judgment against Mary. Coroner Phelan held a Stratford hearing into Vincent Vescual’s death after a derrick collapse at a sewer project. Vescual, of 259 Gregory Street, was killed leaving Spaniards injured.
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Oscar Dannenberg
John
Ferenz
Frank
Mary Kossar
Fred Fallon
Mary
Stratford
Jip J. Phelan
Vincent Vescual
Vascual
Gregory Street
His
Chy
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Farmington
C. H. Zimmerman
R. H. Deming
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