Senate Orders Labor Board to Investigate Steel Strike
The Senate directs the Labor Board to investigate the steel strike amid debate. Kenyon says inquiry to begin Thursday with Thomas and Fitzpatrick as key figures guiding hearings. Leaders stress the probe aims to clarify causes, impact on workers, and future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Labor Board
Kenpen
Wwess
U.S
Fon de Bitzpatrick
Ce Brarman
Knox
Jean Stiike
Snsermments
Peluy
Ris
Sinater
Thomas
SiGe
Pital
John Fitzpatrick
United Nate
FLHH
Die Ies United Nies
Legion Enrolls 125 On Opening Day In Bridgeport
The first day of the new member drive reports 125 former service members enrolled in Bridgeport. Campaign organizers set up recruiting centers at 929 East Main Street and 938 Halient Street with funds and headquarters at 603 Parrfield, aiming to mobilize volunteers and coordinate outreach through Sunday at the Anthony theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menage
East Mainstree
Jein Jones
Nia
Hindle
Mad Teday
Lobe
Lmo
Ofice
Enis Nutt
Parrfield
Marie
Bee
Howe
Yankee Fou
Amercan
Euacy
Count
Abeh
Daverss
Ciepecay
Son- Aeulleul
Wwe
Wien
Tridgeport
Refusal to Reinstate Boston Police Strikers
Boston police commissioner stated he would not reinstate the striking officers. He said vacancies exist and says the department cannot honor the groups’ demands. The commission may restart the process, but warns of legal obstacles and cautions against further actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Connecticut Legislature Calls For Ratification Of Federal Suffrage Amendment
The state legislature convenes to debate approval of the federal woman suffrage amendment. Delegates, including Marcus Hl Ips comb, urge swift ratification as a key step for civil liberties and national democratic progress.
Obituary notices and funeral services reported in local papers
The page lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements including details for Margaret, Mie Ballon, and Adolph Lessert. It notes services held at homes and churches, with burials at parks and cemeteries in towns like Lakeview and Nichols. Other items mention George Tarrant and John G. L. Grant, with funeral plans and clergy involved.
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Tarrant
George Tarrant
Ley Street
Tha Sun
Margaret
Nbr
Heart RB
M. Ballon
Sundes Ab Ber Lome
Tienoka An
Shepherds of
Berteremanal
Lady
Lakeview
George M. Stoley
Geass
Eces
Fairfield Caim
Tamil Hove
Ligning Road
Suvatfed
Scraiford
Aimelia
Straford
Adolph
Etty Lessert
Leon Fonerelser
Fridafternoon
Nichols Remetury
Richoals
Laservige Man to Tour Ten Police on Sunday
A garbled passage describes Laservige men planning a Sunday event involving ten police, with scattered references to speakers, performances, and a northern division, mentioning Heston and Tridgeport, amid blurred names and duties.
Polach Declares Derdy in Wild Night Clash
An arrest was made after a night of violence involving Joby Sryder and members of the Crate Mhephene clan. Police charged several suspects with a range of offenses tied to a chaotic incident on a war night.
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Grapu
Joby Sryder
Premier Paberewski Addresses Council on Crown Lands
Premier Paberewski of Voland spoke before the council outlining Poles views on the disposition of the Later Austeo-tumgarian crown lands of Culiow. The claims of the Toles and Ukrainians over Gaileie were noted as widely at variance. The session touched on regional legitimacy and property stakes amid wartime tensions.
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Alis
Bent
Culiow
Training corps drills at high school and civic event
Three week drills of the lash school training corps will be held. The program includes road citizenship talks and a ceremony acknowledging community members. The events aim to raise awareness and memory of past conflicts and honor local leaders.
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Mivior Vale
Ham
T. Hose
Local 116 May Disband Amid Internal Tensions
The Local 116 union faces potential disbanding as members debate leadership changes and proposed actions. Officers declined comment on future moves while organizers and regional affiliates discuss the plan, with inspection and internal dispute drawing attention from members.
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Kensau Sars
Washi
Iowa
Kenyon
Merode
Harvard Mills
Véerode
Hervard Mills
Berzele
Frinship, Boit & Co
Wakefield, Mass
Legion
Edwards
Tnteersi
Sumlay Authony
Neral Clarence BR
Mme Wenkee
Minine Tepi
Spottsien Nrestige
Yanixeedenshboy
Enefore
Hugh Acwors
Peaiee
Enn- Het
Police Comemissioner
Cmarse
Inc
Pohad Ag
Robison
Holcomb
A. Alea Ti
Hohinsch
Vorner
Willan Primrose
Ikan Bk
Morekeuro
Stratford
Harry J. Sherwood
Westport
Yesteteay
Suutrage Saendimert
Cis
Ankenry
Yasin
Ani
Masaha
Siate
Conneetiuul
Petitan Marcus Hl Ipscomb
Cievermar
Jol L. Grant
John GL. Grant
Respe Ely
Adeletin
Lion Court Peqvannor Esters of
America
Bas Presa Henets
Mindians
Devesuts
James
Ryan
John
Ugh
Willam O’donne
Veenon Mukaney
St. Michiel’'s Cemetery
Michael Lynch
Christina
Waylor
Christian T
Storday
Hime
Fuseme
Campbell Nastor
Washington
Williaas
Byron
Waolam L. Byron
Tarai Aeenue
Briigeport Ospital
Mararet
Williams
Cenge
Nellie Lachvies
Ayron
Raome
Mallins
Leon
Augustine's
St. Mie
Tether I
Arriet Street
Med
Wade
Veni Cnor
Stratfield
Patek
Conglun
Ivaltan
American Legion
Polach
Basavs Aleme
Wty
Lever Bros. Co
Paberewski
Gala
Alan
Maura
Local 116
Mombers
Anfins Davison
Agiinst Bisvite
Machini
Windicare
Samuel Lavit
Rand
Davison Tavishes
Tay
Locat
Brivers
Midi
Foump
Corn Products Refining CC
P. O
New York City
Ahern & Cahoon
Faynsworth Street
Mass
Lux
Cambridge, Mass
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