Roosevelt Clubs Plan Bridgeport Membership Drive
Roosevelt Memorial and Women’s Roosevelt associations unite to seek 20 000 members in Bridgeport from May 9 to May 18. A joint campaign committee named officers and group leads for factories schools and departments with Justice Wheeler explaining a single combined drive. Headquarters set in the County Courthouse with subcommittees for police fire and tire boards and a pledge of broad volunteer help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Womans’ Roosevelt Association
Bridgeport
J.J
Clifford B. Wilson
Sumner Simpson
William A. Griffin
Horace
Merwin
Mll WW. Ghabansh
John J Phelan
Alexander Alon, Jr
Allen
Ore
Cheries HH
Armstrong
Reseos W. Bassick
A. J. Campbell
B. H. Dilen
Wm. Fitzgerald
FA. Hast
H.W Havers
George
Hawlx
Samuel M. Hawley
Lyman HO
Polce Hoard
Joan A. Leonard
Phelan
Sateer
Justice Wheeler
Waorota
Democrats to name three women delegates to national convention
April 13 Rhode Island Democrats ratified May 6 as the state convention date and decided at least three of the state's delegates to the Democratic national convention should be women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providesce
Democratic State Central Consitts
Rhode Island
Grandfather in Muskegon Axes Granddaughter at School
Stewart Moss, 75, a Turaberman, led his ten year old granddaughter Erma Mose from a Glen Dale school room and killed her with an axe. Police report the incident occurred today as Moss gave a deranged explanation about “T Javed her.” The tragedy shocked the local community in Muskegon Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Mich
Stewart Moss
Turaberman
Erma Mose
Moss
Glendale
Park Board Grants Permit for Plane Base at Seaside
Seaside Park action grants permission to the Connecticut Aerial Navigation Co. for a Quinclus type hydroplane air base at Seaside Park and nearby Bel Side and Steeplechase Island. W. Pavel Sedley told the board the craft will carry passengers to Nowsklaven and beaches. Headquarters for the port division to be erected with tents and buildings, government aid to follow once suitable sites are chosen. Five youths face juvenile court after alleged assault on a boy, Charles Knoller, 10, with him tied to a snake and set alight. the victim to recover as investigations continue.
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Seaside Park
iParck
Connecticut Aerial Navigation Company
Jormély
Bridgeportens
W. Pavel Sedley
Lins
Nowsklaven
Bel
Black Rock
Steeplechase Island
Ma. Smith
Boy Scouts
Henry Chie
Lancaster
Charles
Jin
One Killed and Twelve Hurt in Car Collision
A head on crash this afternoon near Orutelamiton involved a special trolley car carrying fifty girls from a college and a Holyoond car. One person was killed and twelve injured, including six college students. Motorman William Kenting of the trolley was sent to a hospital with injuries. the investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orutelamiton
Manse Apt
Srmch College
Tralley
Wiliam Kenting
Ina
Armed hold up and failed demand at local home
A young man brandished a revolver and demanded $500 from Abraham Kaplan at his Summerfield home. Kaplan replied he hadn’t the cash and the bandit and accomplices fled as detectives arrived, with officers questioning neighbors. The incident was reported to the detective department for further inquiry.
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Kaplan
Sonora Forces Move to Quiet Uprising in Neighbor State
Carranza plans to send thousands of troops to quell the Sonora uprising as cross-border gunboats reportedly join Sonora forces. Reports say deserters, reinforcements, and hundreds of troops move toward Sinaloa and the Aguabrista region as tensions rise between Sonora and the Mexican central government.
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Carranza
Agua ‘Prifta
Gano
Lignew
Repidotic
Sonora
Binaton
Cidacan
Chus
Corrank
Mexica Eduerta
Portana
Abuel Ja
Siyaloa- Son
Hong
Cabasco
Cavan
Ali
Ranorts
Alforte
Sinaias
Mexico
Sinaia
Betareen
Sonore
Thor Casas
Larsge Enbonter
Comanza
Singlon
Telwha
Theta Mo
Guerrero
Chiepay
Sonors
Gover Maunismad Piacot
Uisnosal
I. Elias Valles
Governor Malcom to Review Fourth Regiment Tonight
Governor Malcom his adult and Major General Lucienurpee head of the Military Armory will review Coneetigut forces at Keonesh Te fanuy Connecticut Sae Guda reception and review by Major General Barnes at a public event tonight. Commander Stumien Py Granan of the Meneth Military digirigt will join as a guest at Stratield hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom
Lucienurpee
Coneetigut
Giesty
Keonesh Tefanuy
Cannecticet
Saae Guda
Barnes
Aleese Apa
Foorto Itantis
Trol
Stumien Py Granan
Meneth Military Digirigt
Stratield Hovel
Elevators In New York Ordered To Strike by Walkout
New Yorkee April 6 sizable group of elevator workers numbering about 17000 were ordered to strike tonight at 8 9 oclock. The action affects stores and building service across the city, disrupting operations in many large districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
Struccones
Seniors to Wear Old Clothes in Protest Against High Costs
Bridgeport high school seniors formed an overalls club pledging to avoid new clothes for the rest of the year. Members will wear existing attire, switch to jeans later, and seek to challenge fashion costs. About thirty-three have joined the effort, aiming to influence school display norms and student appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Gener Oto
Yledorama
Unis Stituks
Glas
New Fluid Promises Heat Upgrade for Coal and Oil
A new fluid described by Jerome Alexander of New York as a substitute for coal and oil claims greater heat value and potential wartime uses such as smoke screens. The process blends coal and oil heating qualities, with discussions to rename the product meth ygno, amid debates over its naming and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Chemical Society
Jerome Alexander
New York
Ted Fiula
Charles Baskerville
Une
Mary
ST. Louis
Milford Man Held For Counterfeiting
Milford man John Donain, 24, is held on a counterfeiting charge. He allegedly raised ten dollar bills using fine inks and a hairbrush method and was to be arraigned before United States Commissioner Hugh Lavery this afternoon. Secret Service agents reported a full confession after arrest and seizure of raised bills and inks at his home.
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Join Donain
John Donain
United States
Hugh d. Lavery
Donain
Duis IH
Alsace
Donat
Bhornt Jamey Maier
Miford
Donata
Raiaing Ba Is
Tonain
Direct Tax to Raise Pay of New York Teachers
State Legislature plans a direct tax to fund teacher pay increases in New York. A related sale for leaders of Kehodison and Yorks state totals $20,850,000, with $20,260,000 to be passed by a one and one half percent levy on real estate.
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New York
S. Yu. Anvil
Kehodison
Yorks
Toray
At & Cone Servace
ANBAX
Jitney and Trolley Collision on Main Street
A collision occurred on Main Street near Pearl Street at 11:50 with a jitney and trolley involved. Passengers were injured and taken to a nearby facility. George Gunite and Paul Adelman are among those named in the limited readable report.
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Ay Faney
Matt Street
Pearfield Ave
Frode
George Gunite
UF Maiden Lang
Tie Street
Panl Adelman
Volunteer Railroaders Rewarded by Kiss from Girl Commuter
In South Orange New Jersey April, volunteers Kramer and Martens, firemen aboard a Lackawanna engine, were praised after a rest on the platform. Mayor Martens of East Orange and Andrews of New York’s Pane spoke of civic duty as a girl commuter kissed the volunteers.
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South Orange
N. Ae
Jin—Whan Weank Kramer
Tore Mer
Charles Mh, Martens
East Orange
Nh Lackawanna
Gly
Elation
Tan Up
Risse
Mremenath Kremer
Magee Martens
New York
Desent Andrews
Pane
Englewood
Mruters
Jerry
Cilinens
Anglewood
Tonafly
Move for Impeachment of Asst Secy Post Warlington
April 15 report from Warlington shows Republicans moving to impeach Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis F. Post. The charges allege flagrant wrongdoing aimed at obstructing deportations of aliens suspected of undermining the government. Representative Homer H. Hoch of Illinois introduced the resolution, urging a committee inquiry and a formal impeachment process.
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Warlington
Lms
Louis F. Pos
Reprosortatie Hiomer Hach, Republica
Icansag
Mepiudhican
Jaykt
Nerinsr
Arrested for Selling Jamaica Ginger at Local Store
A store proprietor, Bhai Waliae, was arrested today on charges of selling Jamaica ginger beverages illicitly. He pleaded not guilty as he appeared before United States Commissioner Matteson and was held in jail until Thursday for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heetowuy
United States
Gomnils
Wioner Matteson
Warrant Issued for 39 in War Time Food Act Case
Chicago April 15. DoJ raids target insurgent railroad strike leaders under Lever Food Act. Thirty warrants issued. 200 more expected. John Grunay, president of the Chicago yardmen’s association, among those arrested. Bonds set at 10,000 each for April 24 hearing. Some strikers urged to return to work by Saturday or face forfeiture of union membership. Western rail yards report improved conditions with more workers returning.
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Department of Justice
Chicago
Railroad Brotherhood
John Grunay
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
H. E. Reading
United Enginemen’s Association
Mason
Charles
Clyne
Palmer
Washington
Sna] Ife. Fcesatta
Toadera
Stocy
Aeitehmen
Ranta
Brotherhood of
Labor Board
John S. Eubank
St. Louis Yarnmen’s Association
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Sar Paul
Sondlane
Rail chiefs set 24 hour window for strikers to return
SEW MORE April 18 The railroad general managers association of New York issued an ultimatum to the four Ble Pour railroad brotherhoods demanding workers depart for duty by noon Saturday. If not, railroads will reopen their rosters for 24 hours ending noon Sunday to reinstate those deemed fit, while preserving the right to refuse reinstatement. The note named O G Griffin Timothy Shea J H Manteel and others and quoted manager spokesman Mantel amid public opposition to the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad General Managers’ Association of New York
Ble Pour Railroad Brotherhoods
Raptarer
Sebtice
uithnRsan
Certei
O. G. Griffin
Timothy Shea
Cantallion
Thay Ponds
Mantel
Sute
Eril
Senate confirms new labor board in secret session
In a four hour closed meeting the Senate approved the nomination of G. Walkie WwW to head the labor board amid partisan debate. Democrats praised the action as a step in reform while Republicans pressed for a multi party balance and warned of executive overreach. The vote was the sole action reported with no other confirmations noted.
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Senate
Warhington
Opto
Ochernamingys
Net
Jurgs
Eridolam Ac
Wisan Toy Ils
Will
Pagan
Rath Demartate
Renvbligans
Democrathe
Dottee
Ingubure Tegishirion Exeata
Urey
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Roosevelt Assx
Plan
Democrats
Kells
Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Telephone Barnum
Circulation Department
Braintree
Mass
Ouiss
Rita Brow
Seaside
Fred
Badiy Aerial Navigation Co
Footpad
Bandit
Etrive
Albraham
Kapa
Summerfield
Labh
New“Republic
Moxley
Alvara
Saledad
Tacuba
Weal
Taaivn PR. Borst Alsotte Be Ine
H. C. of L
Milford
Plinard
Gale
Main ST
el Paso
Paso
Texas
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Cavalry
Restrutioan
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Jamaica
Raigs
R. &. Murphy
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Sghner B. Bidwell
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Grufau
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