League of Nations discusses Armenia at Paris meeting
At the Luxemburg Palace in Paris on April 11 the fourth public session of the League council examined the Armenian situation. A British Education Ministry report urged a free independent Armenian state under a League mandate, contingent on military and financial terms. The council planned provisional financial arrangements and expected further talks with the Supreme Council. Count Bonin Longare reported on Soviet prisoners of war, and the council resolved to investigate and accelerate repatriation efforts.
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Armenia
Free State
Paris
Council of Th League of Nations
Leon Bourgeois
French Association of the Society of Nations
Herbert
A.L. Fisher
Great Britain
League of Nations
Council of the League
Council
Jimavelt
League Council
Reme
Count Bonin-Longare, Kalan
France
Sthovia
Europe regards U S as quitter in League split
European observers call the United States a quitter for not ratifying the peace treaty or joining the League of Nations. Raymond Fosdick, recently resigned under secretary general, says isolation risks armament and warns Washington’s “family business” has left no friends abroad. He criticizes America for tossing out the League, undermining leadership and alliance efforts.
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Fosdick
Nore
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London
Paris
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League
Allance
Washington
Paderewski to Resume Duties in Polish Diet
Ignace Jan Paderewski former Polish premier will resume duties as a member of the Polish diet at a special request of Poles. He told the Associated Press the exact return date is not set but expected around early May.
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Cendemva
Ignate Jan Paderews
M. Paderewall
Associated Press
Paderewski
Poland
Legless Bandit Given Ten Years In Jail
Tulsa Okla April 11 Gedar Legs Carl Temiptin a taxicab driver minus both legs and one arm was found guilty of highway robbery here yesterday and sentenced to serve ten years in state prison. Gedar Lees was convicted of holding up and robbing Irvin Mercer and a companion last fal.
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Gedar
Carl Temiptin
Gedar Lees
Irvin Mercer
Fal
Woman Recovers After Strynicine Poisoning Attempt
Mrs Marion Young, 72, of 8 Iquonnock site, attempted suicide by taking large quantities of strychnine. She was rushed to St Vincent's Hospital Saturday night and recovered sufficiently to return home the following day.
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Marion Young
St. Vincent's
Milford Notes Milford
The First Church Brotherhood meets Monday evening in the church parlor with a business session and a short entertainment. Rev John Calvin Goddard will give an instructive address titled The Pinch Hitter. An open Devon schoolhouse meeting follows on Tuesday afternoon for Child Welfare with Dr Wilkes as speaker. A Lawn meeting in the town hall Tuesday evening will address several important business items.
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New Haven
Devon
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Youth Plunges After Truck Runover On Dump
Frank Marcella, 13, of 341 Harrat Avenue, remained in grave condition at St. Vincent's Hospital after a five ton truck backed over him while he played on the dump at Partis Saturday morning. Driver Daniel Jennett, 200 Jackson Avenue, told police he did not see the boy behind the vehicle.
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Partis
SL. Vincent's Hospital
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Jackson Avenue
Marcella
Rollers Operate On New City Transit Schedule
Connecticut company expands service with 25 added cars and new headways. Four minute safety service on Barnum avenue State street line and five minute safety service on East Main street terminal start. Walnut beach summer 11 minute service replaces 20 minutes. Seaside Park terminal for Seaview avenue line. Stratfield 10 minute headway at Sea avenue foot. Boston avenue to North Main street. Union talks ongoing regarding new fare.
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State Street
East Main
Walnut Beach
Devon
Bridgeport
Esterday
Seaview Avenue
Seaside Park
South Main Street
Stratfield
Democratic Primaries Hold Without Contests Across City
A Democratic primaries report says no contests will occur in twelve city districts as leaders announce harmony and a single ticket in each district. Polls open at five and close at eight. Also in New York a body of an unidentified 22 year old girl was found in the surf at Coney Island with police hypothesizing a fall from a passing boat.
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New York
Coney Taand
Wenn
City growth vs rural decline in census forecast
Wallington April 61 census experts say urban population will rise to about 111.6 million while rural districts shrink. city dwellers now total an estimated 42 percent of the nation’s 108.5 million. Growth varies by region with cities expanding faster than farming counties. final figures await the full census release.
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Ecuses
United States
Uxporig
United Seai
Couttrs
Tash
Bureau of Census
Miral
Boy Struck By Auto In Critical Condition
A boy was struck by an automobile and entered in critical condition. Details on the incident are unclear in the readable text, but authorities were called and an investigation is expected.
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Boy
Hamburg's Glory Gone and Hamburg-America Shipyards
Washington reports a grim scene at the former Hamburg port with tugs and fighters idle and ships like the Bismarck and Deutschland moored without activity. The American commission notes deserted docks, idle shipyards, and stalled wartime remnants awaiting an uncertain future.
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Washington
Bismareks
Deutschland
King to Address 12th District Dinner
The Twelfth District Republican club annual dinner will be at Odd Fellows hall Wednesday. Chairman Michell Toomey says it will be highly interesting with John T. King and Mayer Wilson expected to attend and deliver remarks along with other leaders.
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Twelfth District
Republican Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Michell Toomey
John T. King
Mayer Wilson
Invention Pioneered by John Calvin Merrill Near Dubuque
John Calvin Merrill, credited with inventing barbed wire, lived and farmed near Dubuque Town for 32 years before passing away recently.
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Dubuque
Privilege of Stealing for Servants in New York
New York April 11 An increase in burglary insurance rates has sparked fear among employers of thefts from wardrobes and valuables as they try to retain scarce servants. Insurers say employers hesitate to allow questioning, fearing staff will quit, while dishonest servants increasingly steal wine jewelry and clothing.
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American Walnut Colonial Style Bedroom Set Description
Four piece bedroom suite in American Walnut with colonial style four posted bed and Old Ivory Enamel finish inspired by Adam period. Includes dresser chiffonier dressing table and bed. Second set repeats Old Ivory Enameled design with slight festoon carving details.
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