State Police Use Pistols at the Rock
Breach of the fence charges were laid against Rudd Wallace and Hickey after a disturbance at The Rock. Witnesses described officers drawing pistols, shining guns at crowds, and rough treatment of women, with claims of high handed conduct and forced dispersal during the incident.
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Rudd
Wallace
Hickey
Givan
Seine Honda
Willian Z
Tle
Cines
Rock Vietting
Levidonom
Thrie
Jackson
Willem Thne
Hotel and Town Provisions Spark Legal Notice at West Haven
Local coverage reports a hotel and surrounding property sale near West Haven, with proprietor shares, city familiarity, and a state police investigation underway. Observers note no violations cited, while a court hearing for LeeAMES is set for Wednesday, highlighting anticipation around the area.
Club Women Gathering Opens Week Under Federation
A gathering of club women from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs arrives to open a two week convention. Officers including Mie Arey of Women and others arrive to plan sessions focusing on welfare and education. Attendees from Texas and Milwaukee arrive as the convention commences with programs and keynote talks.
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Chiba
Mie
Barak
Mart Decker
Masia
Tilinola Obim
Texas
Milwoure
Navy officers and crew face suspected mutiny on ship from Bremerton
A damaged report indicates concerns over mutinous conduct aboard a naval vessel. The Bremerton dispatch notes officers and crew allegedly pressured by an unnamed faction to maintain a hidden intent. No definitive names or dates are clearly readable.
Taft Train Wreck Showed Delay In Action
Secretary of State foot urged delaying action to avoid haste as Taft faced a rail incident with criticisms of rushing decisions. Stephen Papa and others discussed deferring definite steps, citing the political climate and the need to avoid defrauding the railroad company.
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Foot
Papa
Taft
Mallon
Suffragettes Stir London Demonstration Draws Massive Crowd
Hyde Park erupts in a sprawling suffrage rally as women in white gowns with green purple sashes chant for voting rights. About half a million spectators watch as twenty speakers press for a constitutional amendment while ambulances attend fainting and minor injuries amid tight security and rowdy opposition.
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London
Hyde Park
Appenrad
Gaeh
Jengit
Yartoun
Platfort
Pur ‘Ient
Martel
Commencement at St John’s School at Poli’s Theater
The St John’s School graduation held last night at Poli’s Theater drew nearly three thousand attendees. The program featured the play The Golden Throne, a 24-boy military drill, and a field of flowers number by fifty girls. Madeline Cuny and Walter J. Smith were saluted as valedictorian and dux, with Father Coyle and Kathir Coyle addressing graduates.
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St. John’s School
Poli
St. John's School
William G. Doherty
Lil van Barry
Pfaff
Mite
Madeline Cuny
Walter J. Smith
Expressone
Fgv
Father Coyle
Misa Madeline Cuny
Kathir Coyle
John Ward
Frederic Berchel
Thomas Coughan
Bernard Mora
Antonio Mass
Adam Bassett
Cecil Marlowe
George Reilly
Walter Smith
Robert Clarke
Mary Sause
Maietine Cuny
Hisse Reynolds
Marla Kelley
Helen Horan
Agnes Topal
Evils of Liquor Traffic and Prohibition Meeting
The item reports John G. Woolley of Chicago speaking on temperance at a World’s Temperance congress in Saratoga. Churches opened pulpits to temperance workers as sessions cover army canteen issues and the Intercollegiate Oratorical Society contest with several states represented. Another brief notes Afrey Woodson leaving Denver to set up Democratic committee headquarters before the national convention.
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Taft
Hitchcock
Iat
Ent
Columbus
Constellation
Hhe
Manila
Philippine Triands
Patt
Frank Chance
Chicago “Cubs
Saratoga
John G. Woolley
Chicago
Finstern States
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Smoty
Michigan
Loulaiana
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W. B. Clark
Frank 8. Platt
James F. Torrance
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the Holcomb Co
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Afrey Woodwon
Democratie National
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A. F. Wylie
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E. Brooks
Continental Automobile Manl'g Co
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Tel
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Qualit W. F. Gilbert & Co
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New Haven Gas Light Co
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