Manufacturers Propose Pollution Bill Substitute
Hartford April The Manufacturers association offered a substitute for the Delaney bill creating a five member Pollution of State Waters Commission appointed by the governor with 40000 allotted for expense. The bill would cover individuals industries cities towns and boroughs and allow entry for records and facts to abate pollution with penalties to be set by later legislation.
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Hartford
Manufacturers Association of
Committee On the Judiciary
Delaney
Measure to Pat Probate Judges on Salary Pressed
Hartford reports the judiciary committee heard Rep. Dunham of Wethersfield press a bill to place probate judges on salaries. Rep. Hall of Orange noted the New Haven probate court now costs about 8 000 to maintain, highlighting fiscal concerns.
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Hartford
Judiciary Committee
Dunham
Wethersfield
Rep
Hall
Orange
Hartford Worker Saves Man From Cave In
Quick action by fellow workers saved Patrick Fanning from death after a roadway collapse at New Britte avenue and Webster Street. Buried for a short time, he was unconscious and freed by pinks and shovels. He was taken to St Francis hospital with a serious condition.
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Fartrord
Dellow
Patrick Fanning
Hartford City
Dight Company
New Brite Avenue
Webster Street
St. Francis’ Hospital
Zion Street
East Side Dollar Day a Big Citywide Success
East Side merchants reported their Dollar Day a smashing success with throngs from all city areas filling East Side stores. The event drew large crowds and created a busy, bustling scene throughout the day.
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East Side
Alderman Opposes City Honor for Einstein Over Identity
New York April 5 Unfamiliarity with the identity of Professor Albert Einstein led Alderman Bruce M Falconer to withhold his vote on a resolution to extend the freedom of the city to Einstein and other prominent Zionists who arrived recently. The measure required unanimous approval and falconer’s stand stalled passage. Mayor Hylan scheduled a special meeting to reconsider next Friday as tensions rose among aldermen and accusers of anti Semitism were denied.
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Alderman Falconer
Falconer
New York
Albert Enstein
Bruce M. Falconer
Board of Aldermen
Professor Tinstein
Hylan
Ddocard
Patesting
Faleconers
Shiplacom
Waleon Tas
Talconer
Chauffeur Held in Auto Jack Theft Case
George BR Laposka, 21, a chauffeur of 374 Myrile avenue, is held by police pending inquiry into the theft of an automobile jack from Victor Maras Savage at 17k Andover street. FH bonds set at $106.
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George BR. Laposka
Myrile Avenue
Victor Maras” Savage
Andover Street
Ballard Favors License Refund to Saloon Keepers
Hartford April hearings before the judiciary committee debated refunds for unexpired license terms. Prohibition leaders urged returning funds to license holders who left business, while opposing refunds for those who kept saloons open or sought renewals to dodge enforcement. Committee set hearings on excise control and state enforcement measures.
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Haartford
Judiciary Committee
Bennett
Haven
Ballard
Fairfield County
Security of the Allies Menaced by Defeat of Greeks
The article reports Allied security threatened if Greeks cannot hold Turkish nationalists near Mudania and Ismid. Allies consider using fleets to protect Mudania and Ismid as the nationalist drive increases toward Ismid, with Greek defense key to stability.
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Associated Press
Cypring Constantinople
Proteth Mudanias
Ismid
Street Car Fire On North Main Ends Without Injuries
A street car on North Main near French street caught fire from a faulty wire connection. Two men and a woman aboard were scared but unhurt as firefighters arrived and extinguished the blaze before serious damage occurred. A separate incident at the Lorraine hotel involved George Thompson, 54, threatening to shoot a desk clerk. police arrested him for drunkenness and breach of peace.
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Vuring & Quarrel
Lorraine
George Thompson
Iffvld Agenue
Thompson
Winter Blizzard Ends Idaho's Earliest Spring
Idaho Falls endures a severe blizzard that dropped over two feet of snow, blanketing streets after a storm that began yesterday and persisted through the night, delaying springlike conditions. Strong winds and heavy snowfall disrupted travel and daily routines as authorities warned of continued hazardous conditions.
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Idaho
Idaho Falls
Bridgeport Community Chest Seeks Rapid Fund Drive Boost
Bridgeport launches intensified drive to reach 475000 goal for twenty charities and hospitals. Campaign expands pledges as volunteers push humanitarian appeal, with current chest totaling 108059 and urgent need of over 3 to reach target.
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Bridgeport
Charles Now on Way to Switzerland Exile Continues
Vienna April reports Charles of Austria began return to exile aboard an Austrian train to Switzerland after resignations of War and Interior ministers over Volkswehr guard, amid political turmoil. A railroad employee, George Swales, 41, arrested for theft of cigarettes from a freight car with $100 bond.
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Charles
Switzerland
Vienna
Fortier
Steicanianger
Wehring
Routier
Ure
Mueller
Interior
Cinx
Volkswehr
Hein
Emperos
New Aven Railroad Company
George Swales
Swales
Iovai
Harding Not Committed To Any Peace Plan Yet
Washington reports say President Harding has not committed to any definite peace program with Germany and leans toward delaying a formal resolution. Officials indicate he may delay full disclosure for weeks while weighing the Versailles covenant as a basis for a League of Nations association.
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Pres. Harding
League
Association of Nations
Washington
Apoll Pyar
Germany
Harding
Lnck
Hetlons
Viviani Vexed At Interpretation Dinner Guests At White House
Rene Viviani, now in the United States as a special envoy of France, was honored with a White House dinner hosted by President Harding. Ambassador and Madame Tusse rand, Vice President and Mrs Coolidge, among others, attended as Myron T. Herrick of Ohio was discussed as a potential future envoy to France.
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Washington
Rene Vivian
United States
Jpranece
Harding A
White House
Madame Tusserand
Coolidge
Spends Arang Dlrs
Gillett
Hughes
Senator Lodge
Representative Porter
Mouse Foreign Affairs Committee
Mlet
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
France
Associated
Striking British miners threaten flood big collieries
A long, caustic report details threats by striking British miners to flood major collieries and disrupt transport as plans for a wide walkout take shape. The piece centers on labor pressure and potential industrial chaos aimed at forcing concessions amid evolving conflict.
Shanley Sent 10 Federal Prison in Split Trial
Detroit conference between Federal Judge Acthue J. Tuttle Attorney George Mara and Eucyene Shanley reveals indictment of a 44 year old Shapley for conspiracy to steal automobiles. The defendant pleaded not guilty, then guilty, and was sentenced to two years at Leavenworth. He may turn state's witness at upcoming trials of five others. Stillman divorce saga dominates New York society with possible third co respondent under wraps.
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Detroit
Acthue J. Tuttle
George Mara
Eucyene PF
Shanley
Avenue
Shapley
Whitney
Dyer
Leavensworth
Xp York
April o—Bere
Todax
Stillman
Dramiv Wich
DLT
Sui Veres
James A. Stillman
Il Wag
Plorence
H. Leeds
Nine U S Submarines Sail for Bermuda Practice Cruise
At New London Conn on April 5 nine US submarines prepare for a solo voyage to Bermuda for practice maneuvers. The O type subs, including O-7 and O-8 class boats, are slated to depart before sunrise. Captain DL Berrien, commandant, will oversee the patrols as the crew trains off the New England coast.
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New London
Connu
United States
Bermuda
DL Berrien
New England
Irish in Boston Plea Against Hyphenism Sparks Debate
A statement by Willem A. Wetcham, Indianapolis, chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, addressed to Massachusetts lawmakers, urges that Irish Americans be treated as Americans rather than solely by their Irish descent. The signed document insists on unity within the American identity while acknowledging Irish heritage.
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Willem A. Wetcham
Indianapolis
Grand Army of
Republic
State House of Representatives
Nore Han
Laware
Raien
Gerry Aimericans
Jacob
Vigorius
Ty WA
Keteham
Vanderlip Named Dictator of Russian Commerce Policy
Vanderlip, the American linked to Siberian syndicate activities, is described as effectively directing Russia's commercial policy. Reports say he is pressuring Soviets to denationalize factories mines and oil fields and to liberalize foreign investment, living in Lenin's house as part of his influence.
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Taris
Washington
Vanderlip
Siberia
Russia
Tepors
Wanin
Auasta
Vanderlin
Lenin
Viscount Astor Quits Parliamentary Post
Viscount Astor resigns from his parliamentary post amid health rumors and alleged troubles. He has been in Leypt and is reported to suffer from drug troubles. He succeeded his father in 1919 as Viscount Astor of Heyer Castle.
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Viscount Astor
London
Isemundt Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Wic Tatcer
Heyer Castle
Wood alcohol case affirmed by New Haven High Court
The Connecticut Supreme Court upheld the lower court sentence for Frank Annieli who was convicted of a crime tied to wood alcohol exposure. The ruling preserves the one year term though parole relief was discussed. Separate actions addressed a dispute over a will directing income thirds among trustees and beneficiaries with trust administration duties clarified.
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New Haven
Conn
Vonnechul
J. Hieoek
J. Wiewek
Avia Trenen
Parliament fails to act as crisis deepens in mining strike
London April 3. Parliament discussed the miners stoppage without action. The Triple Alliance lines up decisive meetings while transport workers and railwaymen weigh strike support. Miners pressure owners amid fears of mine flooding and pithead withdrawals at Ocean collieries. Referees in several towns deny unemployment relief to striking miners as 400 delegates from 35 unions gather.
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Loxdon
Ni Press
Great Britain
National Transport Workers’ Federation
Triple Alliance
Edinburgh
Scotland
Rhondda
Wales
Ocean
Man Attempts Suicide at Home After Six Months Unemployed
John Mickalanes, 43, reportedly despondent over unemployment for six months, attempted to end his life with gas in his kitchen on Walnut Street Westerdax. He was found unconscious after closing doors and was taken to Bridge Hospital where he is described as resting and not considered in danger.
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Chikd—Ren
John Mickalanes
Childern
Michatunas
Lagu
cIrey
Kim
Meyer and Hoover Take Steps to Improve Trade
Meyer and Hoover outline a policy push aimed at expanding foreign trade through greater government business cooperation. The plan proposes a small assessment on holdings and suggests funds be directed to a trade effort with Britain and other nations, with emphasis on limiting public exposure while boosting export activity.
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Meyer
Hoover
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