Bonar Law Near Fall Budget Prediction In London
London papers report Premier Bonar Law is gravely ill and may resign when a successor is found. Stanley Baldwin is favored by some as the potential next prime minister, with Austens Chamberlain and other coalition figures debated amid Tory divisions. Tax cuts and beer price reductions are highlighted as likely in Baldwin’s upcoming 1923 24 budget, with broad public interest in relief from taxation.
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London
Londen
Alonday
Bonar Law
Miles
Daily News
Stanley Seldwin
DY J. L. Garvin
Observer
Lloyd- George
Associated Press
Baldwin
House of Commons
Alfred C. Coxe dies in Hartford at 76 prominent jurist
Alfred C. Coxe a former U S district judge for the Northern District of New York and later circuit judge for the Second Circuit died at his Hartford home at age 76 after months of illness. He retired in 1937 after a long career shaping admiralty and patent law. He was born in Auburn in 1847 and linked to Roscoe Conkling and Grover Cleveland. He taught and lectured on admiralty and patent matters. His wife and five children survive him.
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Hartford
Alfred Corkling Coxe
Coxe
United States
Northern District of
New York
Second Circuit
United States Circuit Court of Second Circuit
Auburn
Samuel Hangon Coxe
Eliz Conkling Coxe
Hammon College
Conkling, Lord and Coxe
Lucea
Roscoe Conkling
Wae
Grover Cleveland
Columbia University
Ornent
Speeding Auto Kills Two in Pittsfield Crowd
A high speed touring car plowed into a trolley crowd in Pittsfield Massachusetts killing William Jasson and Mildred Holt both residents of the city. Two others were injured including Mrs William Jargon and Dayle Read while a three year old child, son of Mr and Mrs Tagon, disappeared presumed carried off by the machine. Police issued alerts to nearby cities seeking the missing child and the description of the automobile.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Ehid
William Jasson
Mildred Holt
William Jargon
Daylé Read
Automoblie
Albany
Sunta
Unworthy Attitude Attacked By Educator On American Aloofness
An educator denounces aloofness in U S world affairs. He argues against isolation and insists America must join the world court, asserting the nation has always supported arbitration. The piece critiques opposing voices calling themselves true Americans.
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America
Sinself
U S church calls for joining the League of Nations
The New York East Conference of the Methodist Church endorsed joining the League, declaring the world rescue lies in international cooperation. Rev. Donald H. Dartheater urged passage of amendments to Versailles terms, urging an influential, peaceful fellowship to prevent further global chaos.
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United States
League of Nations
New York East
League
William Howard Taft
Association of Nations
Philanthropresta
Vienna
Europe
Tirope
Can
Uni
Young Girls Held in Raid on Jap Dancing School
New York April 15 detectives raided a Riverside Drive dancing school in a fashionable area arresting the proprietor hostess and nineteen girls all under 27. The women were charged with incorrigibility and the proprietors with operating a dancing school without a license. The raid followed a failed entry and involved a frontal assault as Japanese students fled upstairs to rooms. The girls testified they were hired to teach dances including the Tangue. In Women's court many became hysterical.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Sizly
Moscow Art Theatre
Pittsfield
Mass
Clergy Call for Eliminating Crucifixion Blame
Rev Dr Percy Stickney Grant urged removing blame for the crucifixion in a sermon at the Church of the Ascension New York on April 13. He argued Christians and Jews should consolidate religiosity and share responsibility for historical events.
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New York
Percy Stickney Grant
Church of the Ascension of
Coal Industry Faces Dark Days Says Operators in Brief
Washington April 15 coal operators tell the Federal Coal Commission there is no salvation for the anthracite industry and label last year’s strike a national holdup. They argue force can be dethroned and reason recognized, while criticizing the United Mine Workers for hindering production and seeking to starve the public into submission.
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Washington
Unie
Federal Coal Commission
Don Merritt
Thin Ice
United Mineworkers
United States
United Mine Workers
London
Lewis
International Federation of
Third death in Jersey escapade reported in Newark
Newark New Jersey April 15 William Beyer 22 died in hospital today becoming the third fatality in a crime raid. Ward Berthold 25, his brother in law, died last night reportedly from a knife attack at the Berthold home. Beyer died of a skull fracture and his wife was killed when struck with an iron bar.
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Newark
WN. J
William Beyer
Foward Berthold
Berthold
Beyer
Escape from Niagara Falls hangs on a branch
Keith Mummery, 15, a De Veaux school student, dangled for minutes above the Niagara River Gorge after stumbling near the chasm. A shrub and bush saved him from a 200 foot drop as companions Below summoned aid. He was carried to safety with injuries including a broken arm and possible skull fracture.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y. Anvill
Keith Mummery
de Veaux
Niagara River
Mummery
Mum- Iner
French Expect Berlin Yield Draft New Reparations Terms
Paris April 15. The Franco Belgian revised reparations plan, confirmed, will be drafted into tentative form for Germanys demand. Poincare and officials from France and Belgium discuss views at end of two day conference and plan adaptation of Versailles terms to present conditions with 132 9 billion gold marks. Britain and Italy will be shown this plan if requested, but allies advice may be sought to refine it. Poincare does not expect German surrender before end May. No official mention of work in premiers conference communiqué.
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Paris
Associated Presa
Fremlex Poincare
Mipisleys
France
Mremfernéithts
Jaspar
Belgium
M. Barthou
Reparations Commission
M. Delacroix
Jacques Seydoux
Great Britain
Waly
M. Poincare
Germany
Huhr
Storm Warning Advisory Issued Northeast of New London
Weather bureau bulletin issued an advisory for the northeast area north of New London at 9:30 p.m. The warning reflects an approaching storm system affecting coastal and nearby regions.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Contrict
Newlondon
D A R Annual Congress Opens With Lively Race
Washington April 13 The thirty second Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution opens tomorrow with a three cornered fight for control and over 2000 delegates expected. President Harding may address delegates tomorrow as Secretary Hughes Ambassador Jusserand and Sir Auckland Geddes plan to speak. Mrs George Maynard Minar of Connecticut, president general, will deliver the morning address and campaigning for candidates continues despite fevered pre election activity. Nationwide tickets led by Mrs Wallace W Hanger, Mrs Anthony Warne Cook, and Mrs William Cummins Story will be formally nominated Wednesday night.
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George M. Minor
Connecticut
Harding
Washington
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hughes
Jusserand
France
Auckland Geddes
George Maynard Minar
Society
Minar
National Administration
Wallace W. Hanger
Anthony Warne Cook
Pennsylvania
William Cummins Story
New York
Nurse From Pitcairn Island Hopes For Return Voyage
Miss Emme McCoy, a Battle Creek trained nurse living in Bridgeport, learns a Pitcairn Island box is en route from emigrant President Ross McCoy aboard the Emdena. Her father, 83, remains on Pitcairn as she seeks a stopover to contact the island and plan a possible return trip.
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Emme McCoy
West Liberty Street
Associated Press
Lapatch
New York
Pitcairn Island
Ross McCoy
Endunda
Pitycairn Island
Australia
Bounty
United States
Battle Creek
Michigan
Wiss McCoy
California
Bridgeport
Cornell Moves to Nullify Fire Injunction in City Action
City Attorney John A. Cornell drafts a motion to dissolve a judge issued injunction barring the Fire Prevention Bureau officers from action under the disputed February ousting ordinance. The case hinges on whether the abolition ordinance remains valid and not rescinded. Board president James F. Coleman had planned payrolls for the affected officers as captains and lieutenants, with reinstatement discussions blocked by the injunction and payroll timing.
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John A. Cornell
John Banks
Superior Court
Rsi
Board of Fire Commissioners
Aldervenve Board
Anid
General Assembly
James F. Coleman
Wire Board
Supplies sent to motorists in Florida swamps
A second batch of supplies was sent today to Fort Myers motorists trapped in Everglades swamps. The Miami Motor Club dispatched a Indian runner with tobacco, gasoline, rope, flour and bacon. The motorcade is due here Wednesday after two weeks in the swamps.
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Miamt
Fort Myers
Everglades
Miami Motor Club
United States fairs aloofness noted in conference address
In a conference address a noted educator commented on U S aloofness in international affairs. The New York East Conference of Methodist adopted a resolution calling for U S withdrawal from the League of Nations. Bridgeport named in a ship’s log found adrift off New York bearing signs of struggle.
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United States
New York
Bishop Nilan Urges More Charitable Work
In New Haven on April 13 Bishop Jono J. Nilan of the Hartford diocese urged expanded charitable efforts at the third annual meeting of the diocesan bureau of social service. Rev. Mathew J. Judge of Hartford chaired, about 500 Catholics attended from across the state.
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New Haven
Jono J. Nilan
Catholic Diocess of
Hartford
Bureau of Social Service
Mathew J. Judge
Humane Sunday closes Be Kind to Animals Week in Bridgeport
National observance of Humane Sunday yesterday ended Be Kind to Animals Week. The Connecticut Humane Society via local agents distributed posters showing the occasion, displayed in many shop windows in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut Humane Society
Coast Guard Intercepts Liquor Schooner Near New York Coast
Coast Guard cutter Manhattan spotted the abandoned two masted schooner Patricia M Behan near Great South Bay two miles off New York while probing rum running. Log notes indicate contraband liquor moving from Canada Nassau and Cuba to Connecticut and New Jersey docks, Bridgeport and Keyport named as transfer points. Investigations target Logbook leads, with 3918 liquor packages and five cases of cham- pagne reported sold. vessel registered Halifax Nova Scotia, crew of about ten.
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Great South Bay
New York
Bridgeport
Patricia M. Behan
Manhattan
Tae 'Brhan
Canada
Nassau
Cuba
Connecticut
New Jersey
Keyport
N. J
Edward B. Dagian
Vicinity
Ralph
Betan
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Daclan
Hee
Focn
Maid of
Man Held as Material Witness in Stabbing Fray
Ernest Valentine of Housatone Avenue and John Robinson of North Washington Avenue are held on $2000 bonds as material witness and alleged assailant respectively in a stabbing case involving David Smith of Housatonic Avenue. Smith, who was stabbed in the back, is not seriously wounded.
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Ernest Valentine
Housatonecc Avenue
David Smith
Housatonic Avenue
John Robinson
North
Washington Avenue
Smith
Valentine
Robinson
Albert Kamp
Ieaway
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Commodore Perry
Abraham Lincoln
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Copenhagen
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Brand Miners
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Berlin
Versailles
D. A.R. Annual Congress
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Pitcairn —_Isle
Miss Emma McCoy
Cornell
Florida
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Milford
Alfred Conkling Coxe
Shipping Board
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