Rubber stock climbs as reclaiming rubber boom rises
The United States Rubber Company reports rising crude rubber losses spur demand for reclaimed rubber. Plant work shifts to meet demand while prices and dividends head up. The firm controls about 111,458 acres with 75,000 to be planted this year as crude rubber markets surge.
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Tessin
United States
New York Exchange
Steelkr
New York
U.S
United States Rubber Company
Hifiesa
Sumatra
Malaya
United Sttes Rubber Company
America
Amnongs American Rubber Manufactursrn
Belive
Tott
China's fate hangs in balance as world powers debate conference
Washington reports that major powers weighed the Washington proposal to hold a conference immediately on extraterritorial rights. Incoming advices, whether to accept or reject, were due at the state department in days. The tone of these communications would set the negotiation path. John Van Alstyne Muray was anticipated to arrive in Beijing to formally launch the conference, following rescissions adopted earlier.
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Washington
China
Eith
State Department
Vekingy
Aertscan
John van AL Mye Mur- Tay
Hospital fund bouts likely to go as slated
New York July 2 weather conditions improved this afternoon reducing chances of postponing the Italian hospital fund bouts scheduled for tonight. At one o'clock the sun shone and light rain ceased. If postponement is necessary promoter H. J. Wugazy said fights would be held tomorrow night.
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New York
H. J. Wugazy
Col Coolidge Shows An Improvement In Health
Plymouth Wisconsin July 2 Colonel John C Coolidge father of the president has been seriously sick but is rapidly improving today He dressed himself and ate breakfast of toast and coffee His recovery follows reports of roof repairs on the Coolidge homestead which pleased the president and his family
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Plymouth
John €. Coolidge
Coolidge
Smoke Drinkers Held as Drunks at Docks
Bridgeport July 2 two more smoke drinking loiterers were arrested on drunkenness charges Homer Williams 845 Waterstreet and Joan Garrity Union House. Yesterday five others were arraigned in City court and each given 20 days jail with 25 days remitted by Judge Buckley. The five admit they drink smoke a concoction of water and denatured alcohol. Names include John Carroll James McCaffrey Water street Harry Kuhl Long Hill William Mulligan Manchester Andrew Pryor 319 Willow street.
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Bridgeport
Homer Williams
Waterstreet
Joan Garrity
Union House
Buckley
John Carroll
James McCaffrey
Water Street
Harry Kuhl
Long Hill
William Mulligan
Manchester
N.hh
Andrew Pryor
Willow Street
Death Mystery as City Man Dies at Bridgeport Hospital
Penagait Vas ly of 620 Lafayette Street died suddenly at Bridgeport Hospital. Authorities declined to state the cause. Police notified the family. Medical Examiner H Le Baron Peters has been informed. Body remained at the hospital last night.
World Peace Hope Tied to Morocco War Endings
Madrid reports a joint Franco Spanish delegation conference aimed at ending clashes with Moroccan Rif tribes. Louis Malvy, head of the French delegation, expresses optimism for a satisfactory agreement within about ten days, stressing global peace and civilization as stakes.
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Madrid
Morocco
Louis Malvy
France
Spain
Floods Leave 150000 Homeless in Poland Disaster
London reports floods devastate south eastern Poland with over 150,000 people homeless. Thousands lose homes as crops, bridges, and factories suffer damage amid rising relief funds and organized aid efforts.
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Poland
London
Warsaw
Problems looming over Coolidge vacation in July
Bwimpsend Mass July 2 unrest gathers as two issues hover over President Coolidge’s holiday. A potential general coal strike and the oil rights religious liberty dispute, intensified by Ku Klux Klan activity, threaten the administration. The coal operators and miners feud reemerges with UMWA President Lewis accusing industrial leaders including John D. Rockefeller Jr. and Andrew W. Mellon of conspiracy.
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Mass
Coolidge
Ku Klux Klan
Golin F
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
John Db. Rockefeller, Jr
the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Tribesmen Make New Inroads Into French Sections
London dispatches report Riffs and Jabala tribesmen continuing incursions into French protectorate lands north of Quetzon. Unrest persists as tribesmen infiltrate eastward and disseminate propaganda to sow dissension among loyal tribes.
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London
Jabala
Quetzon
Tangier
The
Times
New York Chicago air mail service inaugurated
Overnight service proves successful with two night flights. The first plane landed at Hadley Field New Jersey at 2:00 a m carrying 130 pounds of mail in 13 pouches and flowers for Col John Coolidge from Vice President Dawes. A second plane landed at 4:35 a m as a crowd of 15 000 watched officials including Postmaster General Harry S New.
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Chicago
Hadley Tield
N. J
John Coolidge
Dawes
Hadley Field
Harry S. New
America
New
Two Killed as Furnace Explodes at Shawigan Falls Plant
Shawigan Falls Quebec July 2 Henri Beauragnard 35 and Howard Morin 27 were instantly killed when a fifty foot furnace at the Canadian Carbon company plant exploded with a roar that shook the town.
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Shawigan Falls
Que
Henri Beauragnard
Howard Morin
Canadian Carbon Company
Girl Runs Away From Grace Hospital
Mary Tangredi, 14, of 184 Mavight street Allington, left Grace hospital about 8 o clock last night after being treated for tonsil trouble. She spent the day there and apparently returned home later. Her mother, Mrs Valentino Tangredi, notified authorities after she found the girl missing.
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New Haven
Grace Hospital
Mary Tangredi
Mavight Street
Allington
Valentino Tangredi
Local eats contest ends with hot dogs and prize
In Bridgeport on July 2 crowds watched Ralph Mildren of 6 Hamilton Street eat 17 hot dogs in a rapid succession. He lost a $10 bet for failing to eat 25, a poultry dealer William Levin stopped the match fearing a doctor. Mildren received a chicken as a reward while Leonard Dimenne pledged to train him for future eating tournaments.
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Bridgeport
Pembroke Strees
Ralph Mildren
Hamilton Street
Sucion
Mildred
Savoy Athletic Club
Wiliam Levin
Pembroke Street
Milren
Levin
Leonard Dimenne
Mildren
Two Men Improve After Auto Crash at St John and Hamilton
Charles Johnson age 33 of 264 Portsea street and Ralph DaAcunto age 21 of 847 Lloyd street were treated at Grace hospital for injuries from a collision at St John and Hamilton streets. Their touring car, accompanied by John Del Vasta and Nicholas Alberto, collided with a large milk truck owned by Woodruff farm in Guilford.
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New Mayen
Charles Johnson
Portsea Street
Ralph DaAcunto
Lloyd Street
Grace Hospital
St. John and
Hamilton Streets
John del Vasta
St. John Street
Nicholas Alberto
Wast Street
Richard L. Naveau
Guilford
Woodruffs Farm
Garageman Burned By Oxygen Torch Incident In Darien
Darien on July 2 George Palasko of Stamford, an employe at the Depot garage, suffered burns to his left arm and forehead when an oxygen torch and drill discharged from a drill hole. Fire alarms were sounded as crowds heard an explosion and saw flames before Darien fire units arrived. Palasko received medical attention and returned to his post after the incident.
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Darien
George Palasko
Stamford
Palasko
Couple Sentenced on Dry Charge in Stamford
Stamford July 2 Mr and Mrs Vital Candido were fined $200 and costs each and sentenced to ten days in jail after conviction on liquor law violations. Mrs Candido claimed they were in New Haven when the alleged sales occurred, but school records indicate otherwise.
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Stamford
Vital Candido
Candido
Andren
New Haven
Mater
Naugatuck Young Man Passed Connecticut Bar Exam
Joseph F. Talbot of Church Street Naugatuck has successfully passed the Connecticut bar examination. The New Haven superior court announced 63 successful candidates this afternoon, to be sworn in tomorrow. Talbot, a Dartmouth 1922 graduate and Yale Law School 1925 alum, has not yet fixed plans for practice.
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Talbot
Connecticut
Yale
Dartmouth
Joseph F. Talbot
Thomas Talbot
Church Street
New Haven
Britain Opposes Kellogg Plan for China Conference
London reports Britain rejects Secretary Kellogg's proposal for a new conference on extraterritorial rights in China. Foreign Office says China must restore order before talks, noting no Washington communication and anticipating U.S. cooperation with other powers after China stabilizes to protect foreign lives and property. Also: John Haddock resigns as manager of the Triplets. Michael Konnick to fill in.
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London
Great Britain
Kelloy
China
Foreign Office
Kelloge
Washington
Hey
United States
Binghampton
John Patrick Haddock
Syracuse
Triple Cities
Michael Konnick
Haddock
Triplets
American Legion Posts
Peking
Shanghai
Mrs Symington Seeks Return to Normal Life
New York July 2 Mrs Ida May Symington resumes the quiet life after a public court ordeal. She says she is glad her honor was vindicated as the charges against her husband Thomas H Symington were dismissed. She plans no specific future path beyond hoping to be happy again and did not rule out reconciliation.
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New York
Ida May Symington
Thomas” HH
Symington
Baltimore
Athletic Association Plans for New Field Challenged by Director
The director of the Naugatuck Playground and Recreation Association reveals the true status of the Riverside drive athletic field drive. About $68,500 was pledged with $61,000 collected. the field cost $32,500, plus $17,006 for development and $3,500 flood damage. One reader’s letter prompted the full disclosure to inform contributors of the remaining funds and upcoming projects.
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Riverside Drive
Naugatuck Playground
Fie
Pinkerton detective kills man in Brooklyn bedroom
New York July 2 William Wity maurice a Pinkerton detective shot and killed Lewis Wood 37 in the bedroom of his sister Miss Clara Fitzmaurice 4664 Forty-ninth street Brooklyn Early today The detective and his sister were taken to police headquarters and questioned Later a charge of homicide was placed against Fitzmaurice Wood allegedly rushed through a broken window and attempted to choke Clara Fitzmaurice Her brother William fired twice hitting Wood in the chest Wood died almost immediately
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New York
William Witymaurice
Pinkerton
Lewis Wood
Clara Fitzmaurice
Forty-ninth Street
Brooklyn
Fitzmaurice
Miss Fitzmaurice
Wood
William
Marines On Guard In Santa Barbara After First Tremor
Santa Barbara Calif July 2 with more than 800 United States marines on guard a quiet prevailed in the city after the first trembler in 24 hours was felt shortly before ten o clock last night No damage was reported an extremely light separate shock followed the earlier one
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Santa Barbara
Calif
United States
Aray
Oklahoma Woman Seeks Estate of Lotta Crabtree
In Suffolk county court the will contest over Lotta Crabtree’s $3,000,000 estate opens with Mrs. Ida Manning Blankenburg of Tulsa asserting she is Crabtree’s daughter. She recalls Crabtree’s London marriage, a child sent to Crabtree Ford, Missouri, and her fear the truth would ruin Crabtree’s stage career. The scene includes a daguerreotype of a girl seen as the claimant.
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Boston
Mass
Suffolk County Court
Lotta Crabtree
Ida Manning Blankenburg
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Crabtree Ford
Missouri
Weather records show June hotter than normal nationwide
New Haven July 2 figures from the federal weather bureau head Leonard Tarr show June average 71 degrees, 4.4 above normal, with June 4 reaching 97 and June 5 at 98. The month set temperature records while rainfall totaled 3.35 inches, 0.18 above normal, and the year to July 1 faced a rainfall shortage of 2.08 inches.
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New Haven
Leonard M. ‘Tarr
Federal Weather Bureau ‘Office
Inchea
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