Nathan Hale School Burglary Reported in Fairfield
Intruders forced entry at Nathan Hale school last night breaking a door and stealing a $50 victorola plus thrift stamps chalk erasers and other small movable items. Miss Minnie Walsh the principal notified Superintendent William E. Smith who referred the case to Constable H. R. Elwood this afternoon.
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Fairfield
Nathan Hale
Minnie Walsh
William E. Smith
Smith
H. R. Elwood
Harmony Lodge Holds Initiation and Past Presidents Night
Harmony Lodge of the B Nai Brith will celebrate past presidents night at the Masonic Temple with state deputies invited to attend initiation exercises. Leonard J. Obermeier, former New York deputy attorney general, will speak on the Jew as a Patriotic Soldier and Citizen. Six past presidents including Sigmund Loewith and Isaac Moss will give four minute talks. The State board meets at the Stratfield, and a class of 100 candidates will be initiated by the Springfield degree team.
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Harmony Lodge
Masonic Temple
Leonard J. Obermeier
Formir
New York State
Jedge
Receivership reports filed in Superior court for three entities
Three receivership reports were filed in the Superior court in compliance with Friday orders. George A. McKay reports the Farmers Dairy Co and Palmers Dairy Co under his management profited, the plant operated in town, sold to an organization committee, and converted from a co operative to a stock concern. sale confirmed, final accounting due. Frank J Wilder and Robert Mallette also filed reports to be reviewed at the short calendar session. PRAGUE HONORS WILSON, Paris report notes Prague University conferred doctor and professor degree.
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Tiree
George A. McKay
Efarmers' Dairy Co
Congress
Frank J L. Wilder
Newfield Silver Co
Robert Mallette
McKay
Palmers Dairy Co
Citte
Receiv Wilder
Mallette
Algonquins Withdraw Bid to Buy Black Rock Yacht Club
Algonquin club members narrowly decided not to purchase the Black Rock Yacht Club property. A committee chaired by John J. Fisher and others found the purchase inadvisable now, and the project was dropped for the time being. The Black Rock Yacht Club had served as a naval reserve base in the war, with the Bridgeport Yacht Club aging out years ago and yachting interest fading.
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Algonquin Club
Black Rock Yacht Club
John J. Fisher
Angus H. MacKenzie
J. T. Banks
A. J. Merritt
J. Lynch
Fisher
Black Track Yacht Club
Naval Reserve
Bridgeport Yacht Club
Black Roéth Yacht Club
Efort
Bridgeport
Irish Support Peeves Britain in Borah Resolution Debate
Paris dispatch notes mixed resentment in British and Irish press over the Borah resolution on Ireland. The Post portrays it as an anti League of Nations tactic rather than Irish freedom, while other papers defend decorum and outrage at perceived American slights to Britain.
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Paris
Ireland
Daily Chronicle
Post
League of Nations
United States
the Post
America
Senate
Britain
Fourteen New Teachers Must Wait for Jobs
School board hears that many vacancies remain as 631 married teachers on duty limit openings. Miss Elizabeth Roach seeks $35 reimbursement after being assaulted by a pupil’s mother. DeForest counsel advised. Hire list includes Esther Christensen in Albany and Dorothy Went in Bridgeport with salaries.
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Samuel
Slawson
Board of Education
Normal School
Loowest
Karm Terminal Company
Hurley
Shelton School
Bryant School
Committee On Schools
Lincoln School
Casey and Hurley
Garfield
Esther Christensen
Albany
X.Y
Dorothy BE. Went
Bridgeport
Maud Curtis
Prade
Asenca
Charlotte Barske
Columbus
Bernice E. Clarke
Mapterwood
Katherine Curran
Pestelle Hamilton
Barnum
Laura Bailey
Waitersville
Request to Specify Drugs In Divorce Case
Counsel for Airs. William Rungee asks the court to name specific drugs allegedly used by Mrs. Rungee describing alcohol related substances. The motion, filed yesterday, will be set for argument later. Rungee also sues Abbie Husted for $60,000 for alienation of affection of his wife.
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William
Hinges
Greenwich
Rungee
Abbie Husted
Scheidemann Won't Sign Peace Treaty Rumor
Paris reports June 3 that French officials fear Germany will refuse to sign the peace treaty. Berlin dispatches say Chancellor Philip Scheidemann balks at responsibility, likely to defer to the council, unless drastic changes occur.
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Paris
Berlin
Philip Scheidemann
Count van Brookdorff-Rantrau
Tn Sign
Una
Chengeus
German Court May Try Men Guilty of Starting the War
In Burlin on June 9 the Associated Press reports the constitutional convention has completed a bill to establish a state court to try those accused of starting and prolonging the war. The measure creates a 1½ member national assembly committee to probe prewar and wartime leadership. Government must produce needed documents. court deliberations would be secret with no appeal from verdict.
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Associated Pressum
Constitutional Convention
National Assembly
Srnak
Lts
Germany in a League of Nations Admission Debate
The conference discusses Germany’s entry into the League of Nations to avoid rival power blocs. Key points define guarantees: a stable government, peace treaty terms, and commitment to observe obligations. Germany’s military restrictions and compulsory service are debated and may be omitted from formal recommendations. The Council of Four weighs proposed conditions as Germany prepares a final reply.
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Germany
League of Nations
Russia
Ola Teutonic
League Committee
Council of Four
M. Clemenceau
Matthies to face bribery charge over war contracts
Gleason of New York, attorney for George E Matthies owner and treasurer of Seymour Mfg Co, arranged with U S District Attorney Crosby for Matthies to appear in Hartford bond for appearance in federal court to answer fraud and bribery charges tied to securing war contracts from the Troumanian government. Matthies and five others were indicted and four of them arrested last day.
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Hartford Gleason
New York
Seymour Mfg. Co
United States District
John F. Crosby
Matthies
Hartford
United States District Court
Mies
Artist Achieves Fame But Loses His Mind
New York June 9 Ralph Albert Blakelock a painter once released from Middletown State Hospital after 17 years returned there again. Doctors say full recovery unlikely and he may never paint with his former skill. The report notes renewed concerns about danger and impracticality surrounding the airship comparison.
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New York
Ralph Albert Blakelack
State Hospital For the Insane
Middletown
N. Y
Blakelock
Victory Liberty Loan payments top 3.5 billion in 1919 drive
Washington June 9 Payments of about 2.5 billion and subscriptions to the Victory Liberty Loan prompt banks to redeem in cash before maturity. treasury certificates of indebtedness maturing on or before July 1 1919 and not overdue. Secretary Glass reiterated his prior stance that financings would be by private loans and no larger public offering would be made.
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Victory Liberty Loan
Treasury
Glass
Mide
Victory Liberty, Lon
Padre Nhaneings
Jury to Resume Hearing of Cassidy Case Today
Judge W M Maltbie and a jury will resume the trial in the Superior Court of the suit of George J Cassidy against Flora L Deckand for damages claiming breach of real estate sale contract. Next on the docket is Sarah Cooper Stein of New York versus George J Wallis of Stepney for injuries in an automobile accident.
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W. M. Maltbie
Perior
George J. Cassidy
Flora L. Deckand
Cassidy
Sarah Cooperstein
New York
George J. ‘T. Wallis
Stepney
Governor Hears Pardons Board At State Prison
Hartford June 9 Governor Lolecmb presided over the pardons board at the state prison in Wethersfield. Thirty seven petitioners appeared including Joseph A Hough of Chester serving a life sentence for murder. Clergymen spoke and attorneys opposed pardons for Hough Edward Rogers and Frederic Chatfield with Chatfield pleading guilty without counsel. Renovation work in the county building offices includes new floors and lighting with a new flagstaff pole to be installed as rooms are updated.
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Hartford
Lolecomb
Board of Pardons
Wethersfield
Joseph A. Hough
Chester
Harry Chadwick
Tylerville
Noble Se. Pierce
Hough
A. Ingles
Middlesex County
Edward Rogers
John W. Coogan
Frederic Chatfield
Chafield
Witho&t
Cerminal Superior Court Room
Evury
Constantinople College Honors U S Admiral
Admiral Mark J. Wilson of the U N was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree at the American College for Girls in Constantinople during its June 4 commencement exercises. A cablegram reported the honor reached Nw York today.
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American College For Girls
Wilson
Nw Yorth
Mark J. Wilson
I. N
Constantinople
Wilson Gets First Vote Upon Plebiscite
Paris reports President Wilson received a letter from an unknown Ju o-Stav claiming he heard of the President’s plans and wished to cast his vote for Slavia against Italy. The President forwarded the letter to the secretaries to constitute the first vote submitted on the plebiscite.
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Wison
Jugo-Stav
Des
Jo Slavia
Italy
W. Son
Alien non residents taxed on U S income ruling
Washington June 3 Supreme court held today that alien nonresidents owe tax on incomes from stocks bonds and mortgages secured by property located in the United States The ruling clarifies taxable income for aliens with investments and property within the country.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United States
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