Claessens Pitches Socialist Home Concept On Stage
Historian Claessens presents a play discussion on the modern home under socialist ideals at Metal Trade Park theatre. He argues ills of work life for wives and proposes communal cooking laundry and heating systems to free women from domestic drudgery, endorsing cooperative solutions and municipal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hip Sue
York
Metal Trad Park
Mr Mines
Sven
Emser
Pha Aman
Utah Senator Calls For Broad Sales Tax Plan
A Utah senator urges a nationwide sales tax to distribute tax burden based on local production, arguing Congress could repeal excess profits taxes that harm business. He proposes passing the tax to the final consumer, with possible absorption by the final seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Spreat
Congress
Smnot
Honey and Tar Cures Hurting Coughs Says Ad
A vintage advertisement claims Honey and Tar cure severe coughing in children. It describes relief from distressing tickling coughs and tearing racking throats, asserting immediate relief and strong vault strength slogans from a Mrs Samana Flint of New Philadelphia Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samana Flint
New Phiadelphia
Special Session Convenes Today Amid tariff veto and reforms
The article outlines a strenuous special session with plans to amend the emergency tariff vetoed by President Wilson. House action expected Tuesday and a late vote targeted before the weekend. Senate starts work on a Colombian treaty and internal revenue revision. Nomination hearings and reorganizations shape the agenda, with Knox peace proposals and major budget bills looming. The party balance favors Republicans in both chambers. all House members will take oaths. New senators Norbeck and Bursum are anticipated to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
House
Sanaty
Senate
Hardine
Knox
Pennsylvania
Congress
Alou
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norbeck
South Dakota
Bursum
New Mexico
Tomerror
Lane Stool James Magonigies Theft Report at Bunnell Street
Lane Stool James Magonigies reported to the police last night that $500 was stolen from a dresser drawer in his room at 241 Bunnell Street. The incident is under investigation with no suspects named at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Magonigies
Bunnell Street
Harris Admits Confession Was Lie in Murder Case
The district attorney and police questioned Roy Harris after he admitted repudiating his confession to a New York murder. Harris said the motive was to expose his own disgrace and go to the limit, hoping to avoid punishment. The case includes his wife as a material witness and involves Governor Whitman and Homicide Captain Carry in further inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inc
Oswald
Harmie
Wes Hallo
Harris
Focal
Gerectiva Oswild
Carry
Barris
Garris
Mr. Whiteman
Hart
Herris
France Cannot Bear Reconstruction Costs After War
PARIS April 10 The Finance Committee of the Chamber reports reconstruction in devastated regions will require at least four and a half billion francs annually for ten years. Total cost is estimated around ten billion francs, with four billion for pensions two billion for interest and the remainder for other expenses. The report deems it impossible for France to raise such funds and states Germany must pay. It criticizes secrecy and alleged waste in reparations expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
France
Germany
Tewest Sguro
Urs Commission
Bridgeport Community Chest Appeals for 185000 Boost
Bridgeport seeks 185000 for its Community Chest to fund twenty two agencies and two emergency funds. Donations have surged as longtime supporters increase gifts to meet a yearlong goal. Workers continue door to door efforts through the day, ending with a final count at Hotel Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Emi
Campaign Army
Stratfeld
Friendly Relations Advocated by Canadian Premier
OTTAWA April 16. Meighen prime minister spoke to the International Rotary convention urging a spirit of friendship between Canada and the United States and among English speaking peoples. He said civilized peoples must avoid domination or greed for power and that war is not the answer. He was cheered as he defended service over ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Caire
United States
Meighen
Rotary
Hey
Meignen
Wea
Great Britain
Pie
Fairfield Grocer Assault Arrests Reported
W. J. Donwidson and Edward Briealex of Maplewood Avenue were arrested in Fairfield night for assault and breach of the peace. Ball set at 500 for appearance this morning at Fairfield court for trial on charges. Constable Arthur Bennett and Motor Cycle Policeman McGarry detained Wenley after a second incident of the day. lodging at the Third precinct station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Din Arateily
McGarry
Fairfield
Precines
Insurance Head Appeals Over R. R. Policy
A distraught letter from an insurance executive targets a railroad policy, warning of consequences to protect investments. The missive urges conciliatory action, cites losses over bonds tied to real estate, and calls for the industry to unite against continued interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiske
Cie
Metro
Paliniy Lite Tokarance Company
Curtis of
Lig
York Central
Eli Eead
USA
Ua Ceeagtris
Dewn Investmants
Congperalian
Laan Optossi Ltidg
Telter
Intereets
Landis to Resign Judgeship for Baseball Duties
Washington April 1 1930 Landis will resign his federal judgeship to devote full time to duties as commissioner of organized baseball The move comes after President and Attorney General review of candidates for a successor and signals a major shift in the sporting and legal landscape The article recalls Landis rise to fame with the 1919 World Series incident and notes the intense competition to fill his seat in the federal bench
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
da Jain Landis
Chécazo
St Judgeshin
Tandis
Cnums A
Chicago
Jap Wounded as Days Raid Ship in Jacksonville
One Japanese sailor was seriously wounded and four others were taken into custody during a raid tied to whiskey seized from a Japanese vessel. Federal officers said the men opened fire, prompting return fire that wounded a crew member and damaged the ship. Four suspects were arrested on technical charges and held for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Pia
Ofienrs
Tie
Bernstein Sees Vast Field for Future Movies
The speaker argues motion pictures will grow into a vast field for artistic expression, surpassing spoken drama in revealing inner thoughts. He envisions film as a powerful medium to convey symbolism and human conduct, shaping a new era beyond live theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernstein
Thacontrianis
Snakespeare
Visen
Ohen
Both Sides Stand By Guns in Strike
The piece reports a prolonged strike with both sides holding firm under military protection and potential escalation. Leaders including Smith and Hodges address Miners' federation members urging restraint while workers threaten action to secure higher wages. Authorities anticipate a national settlement, with no soldiers deployed, as tensions and disruption continue nationwide.
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Walas
Seatimil
Lenaps
WRI
Ligpip
Che
Jande Noel
Willy Tha
Elle
Zydamouh
Servins
Gothodons
Landany
Triple Alliance
Flosd
George
Eoay
St Witae
Smith
Frank Hodges
Miners’ Federation
Rugby
J. A. Thomas
Tion Oat Thanh
Indy
Pat
Serlement
France
South Wales
Sérinus Damaegt
Obituary notices from a local newspaper
Multiple obituaries are recorded including Maria P Morgan of Morada wife of Chris tophe Morgan died at home. Other residents named include Mae Lew, Catherine Rita Taw, and Lan Lew. Funeral details list masses at Sacred Heart and St Michaels, with burials at St Michaels Cemetery and Michael's Cemetery. Additional notices include Elizbeth Crowther, Annie Cavanaugh, and Luria DeTorn with services at St Peter's, Holy Rosary, and local cemeteries.
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Maria
Morada
Maria _P. Morgan
Christophe Morgan
Avenue
Shay
Sacred Heart Church
Ken
B. Wash
Clyro
Chriapher
John
William
James
Thinmas
Weart Church
Gurdal
St Michaels Canetery
Catherine Rita
Calthering
Lan
Duashtienr
Albert
Anna Lew
Nomenf Hee Marema
Cent Street
Mae
van Wreiher
Webster’ School
Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Ceme
Ters
Amelia White
Wilbeat
Bridgeport
Walter Doolittle
Straw Fairfield
Marguerite
Newtown
Misa Cavanaugh
J. Danaldson
Elizabeth Crowther
A. J. Crowther
New Haven Avenue
Milford
G. Everett Snellmeyer
St. Peter's Church
Leia Deere
Luria De'Torn
Angelo
Willain Street
Holy Rosary Church
St. Miongel’s Comptins
Railroads Struggle as Profits Lag Across the Nation
A period of shaky finances shows most railroads reporting deficits. Interstate Commerce Commission figures indicate only a minority posting profits for January, with operating revenues and expenses reflecting sustained strain. Analysts note rising costs and regulation as factors, while some lines cut expenses to avert deeper losses.
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Aire
Interstate
Commeres Commission
Phe Pt
Ranerstayl
Willy Jro
Leananartatian Uathy
Submarine Phone Link to Cuba Opens Ceremony
A submarine telephone line to Cuba was inaugurated with a ceremony. The Cuban American Telephone company installed the new cable to connect Cuban and American systems, described as a significant advance in submarine communications by experts involved in the Well system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gohan
American Telephone and Telegraph
Bricklayers Refuse 25 Percent Wage Cut
Chicago dispatch reports the Chicago building trades council rejected wage cuts of about 25 percent, with a firm refusal echoing prior industry stand. The move aligns with a broader pattern of labor resistance across the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lnina Avi Wilay Wats Offie
Chicago Ontiding Trades Council
Atmnet Tani
Mw Simligne
Forum Speaker Predicts Rule of Labor Here Soon
A forum speaker discusses imminent labor rule in industry, citing mines and factories. The talk references government action, workers, and potential shifts in management, with contrast to English events and broader industry tensions.
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Claessens
Span
Presen
Moderneau Werridgy
Clavssens
Thinais
L Lars
Fish
Aioctashle
American Hardware Stores
Middle St
Representative Truck
Wisconsin
Interstate Comme Commission
Diplomatia Lst
George’ Harvey
Great Jain
Trey
Lane
Roy Harris
Father Komara
St. John’s
Alove Ihim
Jennis Caiaahe Slovale
Andrew Re Komara
St. John's School
Penrone
Jane Freete
Stephen Hula
Palher Romar
Stavaford
Treaslor
St John's School
Konpara
Slavas Psthotic Federation
Notre Tame
Finance Committee
Constantinople
Angora
Brusa
Afun-Barabissar
Avatelia
Insurance
R. R. Policy
Cru
Ea Orner
Jose
James Corley
Jones
Bridant
Wew Gurley
Seaview Avenue
Ydyvivedt
Shist Tother
Michael
Therine Ani Sadie
Lamurrow
Rompaniers
Mullins, Beott and
Redgate
Gulden
Till Street
Biessen
Michael's Cemetery
Yettie Bolson Smith
Bolson
Falward Balson
Vaward
Raymont
Chorenen Fealson
Tour
Levine
Minnie
Balson
Fteseral
Oger Sweet
Interstate Commerce
Campiele
Agsor
Cuba
Giroerr
J H. Holmes
United Church
Holmes Seid
Walen
Saprilay
Litas
England
Sania
Mio
Industrie
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
Kelly Springfield
Hood
U. S
Wehi
Fisk Republic
New England Tire Co
Fairfield Ave
Conn
Baroum
Giamenad
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
P.O. Avenue
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