Allied conference eyed for late April or early May
Allied foreign offices, delaying until after master negotiations with Germany, now expect another Allied conference toward the end of April or beginning May. With May 1 maturing the twenty billion guld marks claim under article 23h, penalties may be postponed. Ambassadors from allied governments will meet soon to formalize a Rhine customs collection plan.
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Haris
Germany
Re- Paraligns Commission
Herman Stands Trial In Perjury Case Seeks Defense
Ramuel Herman coroner for Titchfield county testified in Hartford in a perjury trial before Judge Avery and a jury, detailing his career and denying aiding witnesses. Separately, Army and Navy mobilizations began for bombing tests to be conducted in June and July, with Langley Field and Hampton Roads training bombers and personnel under Brigadier General William Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Ramuel A.fferman
Titchfield County
Spperior
Avery
Herman
U. S Supreme Court
Louis Barnes
F. C. Stoddard
Terman
Herman Cati
Stoddard
Barnes
Barnes and Stoddard
Washington
Navy
Army
Langley Fidd
Virginia
Hampton Roads
Feet
Yorktown
Langley Field
Miers
Fstest
Willam €. Mitchell
Langley
New England May Benefit by Crop Reporting Service
Formation of a cooperative crop reporting service for New England combining state facilities with the bureau of markets is under way at the department of agriculture. Special county level reports are expected, following the model used in 28 states.
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New England
Washington
Mar
England
Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Cardinal Dougherty Arrives in Paris on Rome Stopover
Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia landed in Paris from Rome en route to the United States. He will stay until April 6 and sail on the Olympic to New York. He will appear as a priest, visit churches and art galleries, and meet French clergy informally with no speeches planned.
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Paris
Cardinal Doughtery
Philadelphia
Rome
United States
Olympic
New York
Cardinal Dougherty
Last U S Congress Called Reactionary by Labor Group
The executive committee of the American Federation of Labor declared the last Congress the most reactionary ever, calling it a do nothing body. It blamed lawmakers for blocking remedial legislation and failing to advance a proactive program.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Executive Committee
Congress
Admiral Gleaves to Command Boston District
Admiral Albert Gleaves, former commander in chief of the Pacific Fleet, will succeed Read Admiral Herbert O. Dunn as commandant of the First Naval District in Boston. Dunn plans retirement on May 2, and Gleaves will take over duties overseeing naval operations in the area.
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Boston
Albert Gleaves
Pacific Reef
Destray Flotills
Herbert O. Dunn
First Naval District
Dunn
Gleaves
Winchester Arms To Raise Time Schedule
New Haven reports the Winchester Repeating Arms Company will raise its time schedule by about 25 percent starting tomorrow. The plant has operated with reduced hours for months and several departments were shut down for varying periods.
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New Haven
Winchester Repeating Arms Company
Aqme
Wage Reduction Talks Conclude At New Haven
NEW HAVEN Conn March 21 The final conference on wage reductions was held here with spokesmen for stationary engineers and boiler room employees of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad meeting General Manager C Le Bardo No announcements were made on railroad conferences but it is believed company proposals will go to the railroad labor board.
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New Haven
Conn
New York, New Eagen and Hartford Railroad
C. le Bardo
Railroad Labor Board
Rubber firms plan large April rehiring in Akron area
Akron March 31 More than 1000 workers at Mirastone Tire and Rubber will be rehired in April as production rises nearly 50 percent driven by increased original equipment orders. Goodyear also to recall 1200 workers next month as local rubber plants report rising sales and hope 5000 idle workers return before May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Akron
Mirastone Tire and Rubber Company
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Alton
French cease to send provisions to Wrangel army
Paris, March 1. The French government says it will stop furnishing provisions and supplies to General Wrangel's remnant encamped before Constantinople. No disbandment agreement has been finalized and offers from Brazil and other enemies to employ the men have not been acted upon.
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Paris
Faron Wrangel
Russia
Geneval Wrangel
Constantinople
Brazil
Firemen Battle High Rise Blaze Over City Skyscraper
Fire crews fought for more than an hour in the Equitablia Building downtown before extinguishing a major blaze in a broker’s office. Smoke filled upper floors and elevator shafts as firefighters battled near record heights in the massive structure with about 15,000 occupants in the building.
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Equitabia
Surplus Freight Car Records Rise Amid Coal Slump
The March report by the America Trailway Association shows a record high surplus freight cars, up 48,000 from the prior week, totaling 230,394. The rise is linked to a sharp decline in coal shipments, with the March record reflecting the largest number in U.S. railway history.
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Washington
March
Rairoads
Ame Trailway Association
Nym
Household Tableware and Personal Care Items Ad
A basement sale ad lists cups and saucers in American porcelain and Japan ware with prices for sets of six. Also offered are Coty face powders, lemon soap, incense sets, and Hyglo manicure sets with varied prices. Bold lines emphasize fragrance and utility items for home use.
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Japan
Stone Jars For Laying Season May Be Readily Found
A good stock of jars is available in multiple sizes and prices from 40 cents to 4 dollars. Gallon jars hold about three dozen eggs each, with options in high and low styles. Buyers can choose from 50 cent to 4 dollar ranges depending on size and finish.
Curtain Stretchers in Adjustable Sliding Pin Style
Large size sliding pin curtain stretchers made of well seasoned wood. Available plain or easel back. Plain style priced at 4.50 dollars and easel back at 5.00 dollars. Basement location.
Leather goods and laces at main floor display
Case items include purses with 44 Kt gold mounted clasps priced 17.90 to 21.25 plus a cigar case at 15.75 and a cigarette case 10.25. Also bill folders 10.25 and a combined bill and card holder 5.95. Laces Venise delicate trims Normandy Valenciennes and embroidered Georgette bands in new ecru tones for collars fronts and lingerie.
Hat styles and fabrics on display on second floor
Milans Hemp Liserie and Horse Hair hats priced at $9.90 feature ostrich banded brims with feather and ribbon in varied colors. Tailored Brim Sailors at $7.50 made of silk or silk and straw with Milans. Finely tailored faille silk styles at $9.50 with fruit and flower trim. extensive selection for matrons to children on second floor.
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Faille
Star Dust and The Little Back Room Readings
In Books Star Dust Fannie Sturst first novel priced at $2.00. The Little Back Room by E S Chamberlayne is a clever blend of politics and society with a love story. Hell s Hatches by Lewis R Freeman involves the South Seas romance and travel, priced at $2.00.
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Fannie Sturst
E. S. Chamberlayne
Hell's Hatches
Lewis R. Freeman
South Seas
Southern Pacific Islands
Notions and notions supplies for fashionable wear
Notions fitted waist linings ready to use 50 75 cts to 1 50 Shirred elastic for camisoles in pink white light blue and lavender 35 and 50 cts a yd Colorite for straw hats all colors 23 cts a bottle Hairlight crowns for fixing hair 50 cts and 1 Hair curlers and wavers in variety All its Main Hoos
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Standard Print Shop
Middle Street
Barnum
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State ST
Savings Bank
Bridgeport Corner
Main and
State Sts
Litchfield
U. S
Admiral Gleaves
Winchester Arms
New Haven Road
C. L. Bardo
Wrangel
Blaze
Bridgeport
Coty
Normandy
Valenciennes
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