Settlement Possible In Buffalo Street Car Strike
Buffalo April 10 A tentative settlement looms as President E G Connect would accept Mayor Fuhrmann as mediator and recognize the union if car service resumes. The fifth day of the International Railway trolley strike sees suspended traffic while plans for a wage and hours arbitration board are discussed. Gov Sulser ordered a state investigation into the causes and conditions of the strike.
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Buffalo
Carmen
The
International Railway Company
E. G. Connect
Pubrmann
Fuhrmann
Mayors Office
John Coleman
Busines
United Trades and Labor Council
Albany
Sulser Todey
Buffalo Street Railway
Bridgeport Pastors Fear Sunday Movie Ban Was Unfounded
Mayor C B Wilon said Bridgeport pastors feared Sunday night movie showings would be banned. He noted theaters were allowed last Sunday to benefit flood relief but will not be permitted to perform on Sundays in the future. Proceeds last week were substantial, aiding flood victims in the west.
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Bridgeport
Moving Picture Theatres
C. B. Wileon
Wileon
Wilcon S Saif
Bridgeport Pactors' Association
West
Oliver Hurt In Auto Crash On Long Hill
Ernest H. Oliver manager for A. L. Schavett Co. at 357 Fairfield Avenue suffered severe ankle injuries when his car overturned into a ditch to avoid a collision with another vehicle on Long Hill. Joseph Schwartz, also in the car, was uninjured.
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Long Hill
Ernest H. Oliver
A. L. Schavett Co
Fairfield Avenue
Joseph Schwartz
Bolton Brothers to be Brought Here for Trial
The Bolton brothers, known locally for passing several spurious checks, will be brought back to this city from Springfight, Mase, tomorrow. Sergeant Cronin is assigned to escort them here for trial.
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Bolton Brothers
Mase
Cronin
We Have Won Boston Telephone Operators Strike Averted
Boston mayor Fitzgerald and the Chamber of Commerce helped avert a strike by 2200 operators across 54 exchanges. An agreement provides for anniversary payments totaling up to 100 dollars by year ten, extended lunch, more holidays, and an 18 month noncompulsory split-trick. An adjustment committee and appeals process are created with ratification pending.
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Boston
Greater
Spalding
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Operators’ Union
Boston Chamber of Commerce
de Si
Centra- Aieken
EB. K. Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Fitegerala
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Hall
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburgh
New England
Chicago
Harsh Words for Hardenburg in Putumayo Probe
London reports that Julius Caesar Arana, once director of the Peruvian Amazon Company, stated Hardenburg was a forger and that Hardenburg tried to blackmail the company. Arana, who sat behind Hardenburg during the committee hearing, pressed the accusations as the Putumayo rubber fields probe intensified.
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London
Hardenburg
Julius Caesar Arana
Amazon
Putumayo Investing Committee
City Court Cases Involving Theft and Probation Actions
The theft of a revolver and its threat used on a pedestrian led to John Loweski being committed to thirty days in the county jail and fined one dollar plus costs before Judge Wilder. Several youths received probationary sentences or were placed under probation supervision. marriage licenses were issued to Irving Mille and Mary T Quinlan, and other local names appear in the docket.
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Water Street
John Loweski
French Street
Wilder
John Thy
John Street
Henry Dawson
Kossuth Street
James Doran
John Oakiey
North Main Street
Irving Mille
Mary T. Quinlan
Thomas Quinlan
Alan
Hoadley Emerson
Stamford
Carrie Cook
Providence
R IL
Pope Pius X in steady condition after relapse
Rome April 10 The official Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano reports the Pope has had no fever since yesterday and remains under influenza care. His heart weakness and intermittent pulse cause anxiety while he rests better this afternoon. He tolerates broth with difficulty and shows improved catarrh though nausea and poor nourishment persist. Continued on page two.
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Rome
Vatican
Osservatore Romano
Holy Father
Pius K
Ettore Marchiafava
Compromise on Optional Compensation Bill Emerges
Stratford reports the joint judiciary and labor committees favor a workmen compensation bill with optional insurance, exemptions for employers with five or fewer workers, a 50 percent set scale for benefits, and five statewide commissioners. The act would require first aid funded by employers, allow employee choice of doctor, and exclude state insurance. A specific schedule, no jury trial unless waived with forfeited benefits, and alignment with Massachusetts defences reforms are noted.
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Startford
Judiciary and Labor
Federation of Labor
Senate
Commission
Manufacturers
Relief Committee Remits $5000 To Flood Sufferers
Bridgeport executive committee meeting in City Hall allocates about 5600 to three funds for flood relief. $1000 to Dayton Ohio, $8000 to Ohio state fund in Columbus, $1000 to Indiana fund. Close of fund set for April 15 with final meeting April 16 to settle affairs. Total receipts over 12488.31 with small prior expenditures.
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Bridgeport Relief Fund
C. B. Wilson
Fred Enos
Charles D. Davis
Frank T. Staples
Robert G. DeForest
E. F. Hallen
Dayton
Ohio
Columbus
Indiana
Nebraska
Kentucky
Staples
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Memorial Baptist Church
John 8
Fray Co
John
Mate Baum
Sebo Wig
Daniel Kovyalak
Bridgeport Ladies’ Charitable Society
Duchess of Connaught Under Surgeon’s Knife
The Duchess of Connaught was operated on this morning at Clarence House by surgeon William Arbuthnot Lane. The operation was severe but she bore it well and her condition after the procedure was as favorable as could be expected. She has suffered from peritonitis during her residence in Canada, with the latest attack occurring in January.
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London
Duchess of Connaught
Clarence House
William Arbuthnot Lane
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa
Montreal
Royal Victoria Hospital
Duke
Duchess of
Difference Between Liquor at Country Club and Hotel
In Norwalk a legal dispute over liquor licensing pitted the Norwalk Country club against a hotel in East Norwalk. Judge Shumway heard Mary Layden seek a license transfer while testimony focused on where liquor is sold and how it relates to a boy headed to Sunday school. The case concerns John R. L HOmmedieu’s appeal from county commissioner decisions. judgment was reserved.
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Norwalk Country Club
East Side
East Norwalk
Shumway
Superior Court
John R. L’hommedieu
Leo Davis
Norwalk
Mary Layden
Keogh
Naugatuck Fire Destroys Button Shop. Loss About 3000
In Naugatuck last night the Bird's Button shop, used as a Bologna and sage factory by George Tischler of Union City, burned. The total loss was about 3000 dollars, with two thirds on the building and the rest on the machinery inside. Farmers Want Ads promote results with small classified rates following.
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Naugatuck
Old Bird’s
George Tischler
Union City
Senators Won't Hold Hearings On Tariff Bill
Washington April 10 The senate finance committee will not hold open hearings on the tariff bill. House Ways and Means hearings in January covered most points. Republican leaders prepare for a united attack on Democratic revision. House caucus expected to ratify schedules with free raw wool and cut in sugar, while opposition seeks duty on raw wool and end free sugar. Postmaster General Burleson backs tariff revision by separate bills.
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Washington
Enate Finance Committee
Simmons
Senate Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Ways and Means
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
House Democratic Caucus
Congress
Tater
Burleson
White House
Quick Ending of R. R. Cases Surprise Bar
Local lawyers expressed surprise at the abrupt end of the criminal prosecution of four New Haven railroad officials linked to the Westport wreck. Judge Greene granted separate trials for each accused, arguing interlocked duties hinder individual convictions. Railroad lawyers noted lack of defined duties could block State success. reports said a bench warrant for President Charles S. Melien might be sought. State's Attorney Judson had no comment pending further information tomorrow.
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New Haven
Westport
Greene
Railroad Company
Charles S. Melien
New Haven Railroad
Judson
Shop girl accuses fellow worker of theft at plant
Lena Govisky, a Bryant Electric Co. employee, reported to Deputy Sheriff Wieler that a neighbor Nellie Kalmano took twenty dollars from her Clinton Avenue home. Sheriff Wieler investigated the complaint this afternoon.
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Bryant Electric Co
Lena Govisky
Wieler
Lena
Clinton Avenue
Nellie Kalmano
Govisky
Sherlock Holmes
Donovan's speech on tariff and hatters' concerns in Congress
Representative Jeremiah Donovan, speaking in the Democratic caucus, urged note of hatters and other Connecticut manufacturers who say tariff cuts are too deep. Leader Underwood indicated the party aims to lower tariffs, with further debate to come. Hatters object to a 10 percent duty on rabbit and hare skins used in fur hats, arguing the rise hurts their industry.
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Washington Corres
Washington
Jeremiah Donovan
Congress
Underwoodgood
Connecticut
Donovan
Peters
Massachusetts
Ways & Means Committee
New England
Democratic
Danbury
Wars & Means Committee
I.D. Russell
American Hardware Corporation of
New Britain
Senate
Kennedy
Naugatuck
House
Underworld links curb mob murders and Bridgeport bomb
Amadio Buonomo dies from a Bridgeport area shooting after a night of gang violence tied to a Kleinberger jewel robbery. Investigators link the slayings to a wider Barrel Gang network once active in New York and Chicago. Witnesses report strangers involved and local authorities pursue multiple suspects in the attack.
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Enderworld
Jennie Cavalieri
Stratford
Kleinberger
Water Street
Eros
Bridce- Po
New York
Bridgeport
Joseph Buonome
Cullinan
Jim Jacques
Second Avenue
114Th Street
Klein~berger
Amadio Buonomo
East 113Th Street
Harlem
Asssasin
Amadio
Joseph Buonormo
Chicago
Malone Named Bryan's Third Assistant Secretary of State
Dudley Field Malone, son in law of Judge O Gorman, is slated to become Bryan's third assistant secretary of state succeeding Chandler Hale. Malone has been offered the post and accepted, with the White House preparing nominations and noting vacancies in Oregon and New York related to federal posts.
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Senate
Nedem Ae ’Sa Alain
Dudley Field Malone
O'Gorman
Chandler Hale
Malone
Oregon
Mameette Mitt
United States General Appraisers
New York
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Grash
Oliver
Boltons
Fitzgerald
Putumayo
Pope Pius X
Relief Committee
R. R. Cases
Danbury Hatters
Underwood
M’lean
Bryan
Root
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
South American
Department of Agriculture
Europe
McLean
Secretary of Agriculture
Old England
America
Democratic Party
Equal Franchise League
Greenwich
Conn
Julia M. Lynch
Plainville
Horace B. Steele
Thomas Smart
Hartford, Conn
8Th Conn
George C. Reid Gow
Fergus
Canada
Joe
Kiled
Dead Man
Malone Succeeds Hale
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