Another Friend of Disarmament
Calvin Coolidge as vice president is quoted favoring world disarmament with the U S as leader. He advocates reducing armament to ease the tax burden, urging cooperation with Great Britain and Japan for real economy and noting Senate and churches support. Harding is urged to take the lead.
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Calvin Coolidge
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Goolidge
Harding
Senate
Mr. Harding
Sims Incident Reprimand Debated in Times Opinion
From the New York Times comes a summary of the Sims incident ending with a reprimand. The piece praises Admiral Sims for high spirit and temper while noting the Navy's stance on propriety and a public controversy over speaking on international politics abroad. It concludes the incident is closed.
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New York Times
Sims
Tie
London
Navy Department
Shota
Denby
Sinn Fein
Iie
Bridgeport Hospital reduces nurse training to two years
A leading institution notes rapid growth in trained nurse demand across factories stores schools and rural districts. Bridgeport Hospital becomes the first in the state to shorten its nurse course from three years to about two while offering a graduate option for specialization, reflecting its progressive adaptability and strong nationwide reputation.
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Boards of Health
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Hospital
United States
Wireless as an Aid to Thes Pioneer in Canada
The article traces early Morse telegraph legacy and compares Canadian wireless progress. It notes Canada’s government wireless under Naval Dept, extensive street and marine use, and 563 stations with long ranges. It highlights forest, fisheries, shipping benefits, forest fire detection, and plans to span the Dominion coast to coast with wireless coverage.
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United States
Upper Canada
Ganada
Dominion
Canada
Naval Department
Ontario
Great Lakes
British Columbia
Cape Breton
New Brunswick
Hudson Bay
Coats
Atlantic
Pacific
Archabild Selwyn challenges Norwalk tax value on Bell Island estate
Archabild Selwyn and his production company sue in Superior Court alleging the Norwalk Board of Relief overvalued his Bell Island summer home. The assessor listed the land at 40000 dollars with 2100 added for the sim.
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Archabild Selwyn
Board of Relief
Norwalk
Bell Island
Gets 350 fine Frank Sava faces assault charge
Frank Sava of 200 North Washington Avenue was fined 50 dollars for assault and breach of peace after arraignment in City Court this morning. He allegedly stabbed Dominick Mandasilo three times during a fight between rival workmen on Harmony Street last week.
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Frank Sava
Washington Avenue
Dominick Mandasilo
Harmony Street
Car crashes into Ford. multiple injuries and arrests
A Ford delivery car driven by Joseph Pittule lost a wheel mudguard and windshield after a trolley struck it at Fairfield avenue and Courtland street. Damage about 100 dollars. No police arrests. Witnesses examined. license suspended for a year for a separate case. Also reports on a Greenwich boy killed in an accident and other minor incidents and an ongoing Soviet visit by Senator France of Maryland.
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Joseph Piitule
M Street
Fairfield Avenue
Courtland Street
Black Wolf Chief Honor Guest At Woodcraft Council
Ernest Thompson Seton chief of the Woodcraft League and noted outdoor life writer was guest of the Black Snake Tribe at a Grand Council on Far Mill River. About 200 visitors attended despite weather as entertainment mixed with ceremonies and tribal games and a planned weekend camp in Greenwich.
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Harry Curtis
Keemosaber
Clifford Appleton
Mr. Seton
Robert Hull
W. c. Meyer
Seton
Woodcraft League
Greenwich
Employers Proposals Rejected in War Reduction Vote
London June 2 The proposals of employers in engineering trades for war reductions were rejected by unions. The ballot showed 122518 against acceptance after government intervention to avert a strike that could affect more than 1,500,000 men. Employers postponed lockout notices to allow a vote, hopeful of settlement despite the result.
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London
Corporations Plan To Aid Motion Picture Industry
At the Minneapolis convention of the motion picture theatre owners of America two proposals seek to form corporations to aid the industry. One would centralize distribution via a five million dollar independent distributors corporation, the other would raise two million dollars for a national advertising campaign. Both aim to oppose the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, labeled a monopoly, as delegates discuss Adolph Zukor's abrupt departure for New York after reportedly being refused a chance to present his views.
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Minneapols
Motion Picture Theatre Owners of America Today
Famous Players-Las&key Corporation
Discuess
Adolph Zukor
Famous Players Group
New York
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Reported
Birth notices list numerous families, including Greenbaum Quake Healy Healy Carey Hanna Keeler Marvin Coones Saunders Harris Polson Vonick Wingust Wiener Plotkin Kaczynski Sobolenska Direnst Charland McManus Saramack Direnst and others. Marriage notices include Olson Swanson Napoli Zaccaria Tarker Repksa Porter Jennings Stapleton McMahon Stienback Pachalew skor Artymoski Ludwin. The list records births at varied addresses and multiple marriage pairings with ages and local streets.
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Eugene
Fanny Greenbaum
Pine Street
Michael
Mary Quake
Dover Street
Elisabeth Healy
South Avenue
Michael Joseph
Mary Carey
Stratford Avenue
James
Bertha Hanna, Jr
Hudson Street
Frances Keeler
Hazlewood Avenue
Willsm
Edith Marvin
Central Avenue
George and
Mane Coones
Bunnell Street
Oliver
Martha Saunders
Edwin Street
John and
Jessie Harris
Main Street
William and
Minnie Polson
State Street
Paul and
Helen Vonick
Barnum Avenue
Carl and
Hilda Wingust
Waldorf Avenue
Louis and
Ida Wiener
Brooks Street
Philip and
Ida Plotkin
Cleveland Avenue
Con
Kostanty
Antela Kaczynski
Hamilton Street
Bronislaw
Malivina Sobolenska
Nichola Street
Alcide
Winifred Charland
Birmingham Street
Peter and
Mary McManus
Fairfield
Conn
Katherine Saramack
Washington Avenue
Herman Sophie Direnst
Oscar Olson
Linwood Avenue
Agnes Swanson
Fairfield Avenue
Calogero Napoli
Orden Street
Concentina Zaccaria
Thos. Tarker
Munson
Mass
Katherine Repksa
Colorado Avenue
Milton Porter
Susan Jennings
Sherman Street
James Stapleton
North
Mary D. McMahon
North Avenue
Eanton Stienback
Pembroke Street
Kiget Pachalewskor
William Street
Michael Artymoski
Wildard Street
Hongrata Ludwin
Board Cuts Overtime Pay
Chicago June 2. Rail labor chiefs in city to discuss a 12 percent wage slash estimated at 400 million dollars. The U S Rail Way Labor Board eliminated time and a half overtime above eight hours, while it extended national agreements to permit current pay until road specific talks finish.
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Chicago
U.S. Railway Labor Board
Hospital cuts length of course duties across echoed institutions
The Bridgeport Hospital program trims nurse duties by shifting tasks to ward helpers and orderlies. Student nurses focus on patient care and study while ward attendants scrub floors and handle ward duties. Regular nurses work eight to nine hours daily in theory and practice.
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Bridgeport Hospital
Sgrwaen
Craig Will Not Meet Irish Leader in London Conference Split
De Valera invited, Craig cites consulting with national representatives and Prime Minister's London invitation. Sir James Craig declines direct meeting, plans to publish telegrams to clear press confusion. Separate health and accident notes: Mary Hartt, 60, injured by heat on train, taken to St. Vincent's Hospital in Bridgeport. J G Broadbrook, 2, hit by swing at Beardsley Park, possible skull fracture. John Laback, 12, laceration from a fall at Hallet and Boston avenues.
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St James
London
Robert Wooda
de Valera
James Craig
DeValera
Ir James Craig
Dublin
Mary Hardt
Wilson Street
New York
Bridgeport
Hartt
St. Vincent’s Hospital
J. Walsh
Waterbury
J. G. Broadbrook
Burnham Street
Beardsley Park
Bridgeport Hospital
Coyle
Public Safety Talk Urges Education to Prevent Auto Deaths
Bridgeport officials cite rising automobile fatalities and advocate public safety education for children and parents. Week site speaker notes 1906 to 1920 death trends, urges school courses, cites Detroit and St. Louis as examples, and reports recent injuries in Bridgeport including a wagon axle break and two pedestrian incidents.
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Pausene
National Safety Council
Bridgeport
Atlantic Econst
United States
Weeks
Detroit
St. Louis
el Wise
Miss Hill Keeps License After Liquor Charge Testimony
Stratford resident Miss Hill was granted a year’s license suspension after testimony before Deputy Commissioner McDonald. Another case involved Hisic N. Hill of Norwalk, who admitted limited vision due to curtains and failed to warn before a collision with A. Durgy of Danbury on Jan 24. The Ford driver Charles J. Comstock of Wilton testified he saw no car coming. McDonald suspended no penalties for any party.
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Ree
Hurele
Stratford
McDonald
Hisic N. Hil
West Avenue
Norwalk
A. Durgy
Danbury
Hill
Witon
Charles J. Comstock
Wilton
No Record Of Boy s Birth In Fatal Street Car Crash
Hearing into the fatal crash on Monday night involves Carmine Franca 445 Koswath Street killed by a machine driven by Milton Chernoff, a 16 year old boy. Chernoff’s birth record is missing though his father claims Bridgeport birth and near 17. Witnesses include Louis, Harry Burns, and Hose Roth with limited details. An attempt seeks a solid account from 11 year old Charles Mazzoni, an eyewitness on the doorstep at the scene.
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John J. Phelan
Little Carmine Franca
Koswath Street
Monay
Milton Chernoff
Jane Street
Chernoffs
Bridgeport
Louis
Harry Burns
James Street
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Hose Roth
Halledt
Charles Mazzoni
Man Destroys Life After Epileptic Strain Poison Plot
Kollar, long a chronic epileptic, consumed muratic acid in a planned suicide attempt after a domestic quarrel with Madame Kollar. He walked the city in distress, was rescued before leaping under a wagon, and died shortly after at the hospital. A bystander was bitten by a dog and treated, while railroad workers replaced planks along the platform.
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Kollar
Vonier S M. Garlick
Madame Kollar
Tzigalka
Bishop Avenue
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