Admiral Chester Declares Oil Treaty Stand Downplayed
An interview with Admiral Chester discusses U S oil imports and Turkey's role in oil concessions. He argues Britain and France cannot change the Turko American stance, warning oil supplies and national auto industries hinge on open access.
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Wasitington
France
Ansaice Assembly
Tnday
Gay
Colby MM. Chester
Vos
Leve
Chester
Lausaline
Chess Y
England
Churchill
Winston Churchill
Mainister
Becuse
Turkey
Franklin Bouillon
Mustanha Kera
Pasna
Irgana
Ottoman- American Development Co
Ung&s
Saltablc
State Department
The
Training disabled veterans by manufacturers in wartime
A garbled report outlines plans by U S advisors and Maj tranmeyer to enlist manufacturers in training disabled veterans connected with a wartime effort. The note mentions a goal of mobilizing soldiers and bringing many men to a station for instruction and support.
Meetings Tonight Amid Varied Local Group Notices
Local entries list various meetings and events across Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Notable groups include Ladies of the Macca bees, Temple Sisterhood of the Congregation Israel, Victoria lodge, and the American Legion Katherine McKarty post. Additional items reference Masonic temple activities and district lodges along streets like 133 Blaly, 139 Areastro Bridgeport, and Stratford Avenue.
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Wee Bridge
Grokies
Ira Lodge
M. Masini Vetilka Esters
Blaly
Peguionnsvk
Etic
Loohe Broad Street
Carpenters
Ladies of the Maccabees
Bridgeport
Mislead Sypothetae of America
Cannot Street
Temple Sisterhood of the
Rk City Lodge
Wrosa
Court Frees Schleifer on Inciting Violence Charge
Ernest Schleifer, linked to radical labor unrest, is freed in New Haven County as Judge James H. Webb grants a demurrer, ruling the state failed to prove the common law crime of solicitation. The decision suggests broader limits on prosecuting incendiary language aimed at mobs.
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NEW Eavex
Ernest Schleifer
Criminal Superior Court
New Haven County
James H. Webb
Aus
Benjamin Slade
Schleifer
Almon A. Alling
Webb
Schleffer
Uity Court of
New London
New Haven
New Tendon
Anking
Naw Haven
Schlaifer
Breal
Foramen
Veebt
Multiple church pastorates shuffled in regional changes
A list of pastorate reallocations across Newfield Washington Park Diamond Hill and several other churches shows replacements by Harwood Roesch Ric hard Lewiss Blate Snaveh Chamberlain Bush Richards and others. The report notes education committee changes at the conference with A G Brooks and others elected and a large Methodist education drive underway.
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Newfield
Miner Harwood
G. C. Fort
Bridgeport
Washington Park
BeDermott
G. W. Roesch
HH. H. Richard
S. LW. Lewiss
Georgetown
M. L. G. Proper
Miner
Harwood
Greenwich
Diamond Hill
Henry Blate
J. Av. Snaveh
South Norwalk
A. F P. Chamberlain
N. G. J. Pepper
Stepney
A. F. Chamberlain
Stratford
C. E. Bush
E. Honwold
Ansonia
Kenneth G. Richards
George E. Sarrar
Blehem Church
RE. Coleman
Bloomfield
J. Doenecke
Durham
Intein C. Mrye
BE. Ls
Bengs
Great Hil Novenders
J. Wupplied
Jeas F Alien Beott
Ker
Clay B. Lord
Barns
Meriden
First Church
Th. W. Reesch
S. C. Johnson
Nougetac
J.A. MacMillani
J. ¥. Kennedy
New Ies
Trinity Church
Wariman
D.C
Dorchester
New Haven
Howard Avenue
S.C. Johnson
J. Ty Hamillon
St. Andrew's Church
New Hlaven
Mower
Doe Prunes
Westyilia
Areith
Grunau
Aie
Mrd
Waterbury
U. Nt
Committee On Education
Mae
A. G.prooks
Chester Mill
Mount Vernon
Leyman
G. Grieve
G. Downey
York City
Fe A. Machian
Sag Jiarber
L. F
Lr J. Sb
Oveter Bar
Gu Cunningham
Brooklyn
Dy Jy R
Simsbury
Worters
I Lin
MacMillan
Tpl Conmilttze
James B. Holmes
William J. Thompson
Drew Theological Seminary
Warren I. Cooper
Holmen
Priest Slayer Dons Prison Garb For Rest Of Life
Reverend Father Charles Dillon, who confessed to killing his superior Rev. Henry O’Neill of St. Augustine’s, was being escorted to Marquettenleht prison to begin life in the penal institution. Dillon refused insanity plea, said he was ready to pay, and will abandon priestly attire while clinging to faith, having spent time reading the Bible in custody.
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Halamazog
Charles Dillon
Wether Henry O'Neill
St. Augustine's Church
Marquettenleht
le Ban
Dilon
Auto Stolen Report From Elm Street Incident
Ceorge Snyder of 119 Catherine Street reported to police at night that his automobile was stolen from Elm Street. Abraham Lighter of 119 Norfolk Street reported theft from a car of a sample care containing children's clothes. Unclear text notes dogs, and references Japan and England with no coherent news item.
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Ceorge Snyder
Catherine + street
Elm Street
Abraham Lighter
Norfolk Street
Stuck in Ice Halts Canadian Politicians Flight Plans
Four candidates in Newfoundland's spring election plan air rescue after the steamer Kyle became icebound off the New Poundland coast. The vessel, carrying supplies for southeast settlements, has remained stuck near Jam Ling harbor since April 14.
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ST. John's. N
Maroonsd
Poundland
Kyle
Canalte
Government Party
Burgeo
Fortune
Stezmer
Iamaling Harbor
Purchaser Sues Over Alleged Stolen Auto Sale in Fairfield
Clara H Knowlton of Fairfield sues auto dealer Charles H Canning for $500 claiming a Ford sold on September 11, 1922 had mutilated engine numbers and was not the seller’s property. The case, described as a test, involves state police investigations and potential connections to brokers around Singer and Goldy brothers.
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Bette Bere i
Camegedi
Atelen
Common Pleas Court
Clara HH. Knorlten
Fairfield
Charles H. Canning
Canning
Ford
Singer
George Singer
Scully
Miss Knowlton
Fairlell
Jasyvyera
Norwalk
Greenwich
Britain Promises Aid To Curb Rum Smuggling
In London on April 1, Ronald Neill told the House of Commons Britain would assist the United States in preventing liquor smuggling. Washington suggested restricting transfer of U.S. vessels to British registry and a treaty with reciprocal search rights beyond three miles. Colonel Archer-Shee pressed for assurance that British ships could not be sourced outside territorial waters.
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London
Britain
United States
Washington
Ronald Neill Reld
House of Commons
McNeill
America
Martin Archer-Shee
Me. McNeill
House
Lord Cecil Explains League Aims In Asia And Europe
Lord Cecil discusses the League's aims amid war and reform. He highlights suppression of the opium traffic, international cooperation, and economic restoration in Europe. He notes the League's role in easing tensions and binding nations to a common method for peace.
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Europe
Washington
Giawert
Harding Praises Influence of Revolution Daughters
Washington April 14 with more than 3000 delegates in attendance the thirty second annual Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution convened. President Harding praised the organization for its wholesome influence on American life while Mrs George Maynard Minor of Connecticut spoke of dangers from pacifists and radicals. Secretary Hughes also spoke urging vigilance against disloyal individuals and groups and teachers to be alert to disloyal acts. President Harding urged Americans to uphold the fathers principles and enlist unselfish devotion in implanting real American sentiments in citizens hearts.
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Washington
Congresa of the Daughters of the American Tevoltion
Harding
Praia
George Maynard Minor
Connecticut
Hughes
Miner
Minve
Hardi
Mr. Harding
Mayor Criticizes Coroner Phelan In Transit Scandal
Stamford reports detail mayor Alfred Phillips accusing the Public Utilities Commission and Connecticut Company officials of failing to secure a fair deal after a deadly bus crash. Coroner Phelan plans further inquiries into bus lights and speed while witnesses and officials face questions about overloading and safety.
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Valentine Wadham
Clinton Avenue
Harry Scott
Connecticut Company
E. Irvins Rudd
Glenbrook
Public Utilities Commision
Alfred W. Phillips
Stamford
Siies Commission
Rudd
Phillips
Pupie Utilities Commission
William Ekingdon
Henchlng
Phelan
John Joseph Brown
Phlip
Palling
Assembly
Utilities Commission
Connecticut Ca
Telilics Commission
Connecticut Co
General
Evening High school awards 325 certificates tonight
Three hundred twenty five students will receive approximately 1 000 cases tonight in the Congress High school auditorium marking the end of the pre term. Certificates go to those attending 60 or more nights and performing well, with cash prizes for top essays and attendance records plus shorthand speed awards. A final dance follows the ceremony.
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Qongress High School
Stiles Margaret Lawier
Melen
Hedges
Josephine Lane
Congress High School
Congress High
Smuggled Aliens Claim Detective Demanded Bribe
Four more aliens alleged to have been smuggled into the state were captured near Deerfield. Giuseppe Lombardi, one of those seized, says an American detective in the area took large sums to aid the aliens' movement. Payments ranged from 10 to 160 dollars per person. Lombardi also claims a separate group sailed toward New England with whiskey cargo, aiming for Boston.
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Lauderdale
Wiovida
Apel
Deerfield
Giuseppe Lombardi
tHavane
Hirge
Lombardi Saily
Florida
New England
Boston
Lombardi
New Briain
Conn
City Charities Dept to Cost $48,917 Less This Year
Superintendent Angus P. Thorne announced the city charities department will spend about $325,806 this year, down from last year by $45,977. The outside poor budget falls to $59,339, with a $18,177 unexpended balance to be returned. Cuts stem from new medical staff at Hillside Home and reduced reliance on private hospitals.
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Publics Charities Department
Owenry
Angus P. Thorne
Thorne
Charities Department
O'horne
Hillside
Former Alderman Fran Cénier Dies After Brief Illness
Fran Cénier former alderman for the Twelfth District from 1907 to 1903 died last night at 164 Brooke Street after a brief illness. He was a member of Court Nathaniel Wheeler Foresters of America and the Men’s League of St Charles church. Survived by six sons and four daughters, four sisters. Funeral at 2:30 Thursday from his home with a solemn requiem at St Charles church. Burial in St Michael's cemetery.
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Fran Cénier
Hig
Brooke Street
Tie
Nathaniel Wheeler
Foresters of
America
Men's Teague
St. Charles’ Church
William
George F. Comer
John
George Fant
This City
Thomas Fant
New York City
John W
Amusements: She Birth Comes to the Quality Theatre
The Universal Jewel edition of Booth's novel comes to the Quality Theatre tonight a portrayal of simple peoples lives. Jerome Eddy and Eileen Percy star as the leads with George Nichols and Lydia Wyott in parental roles in this meritorious screen attraction.
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She Birt
Quality Theatre Tonight
Universal-Jewel
Booth
Ington
Jerome Eddy
Eileen Percy
George Nichols
Lydia Wyott
Friend of Murdered Model Held on Bail
April 16 report notes J Guzmares, admired by Doroth Keenan, found charged March 13 with violating anti-plato law. Magistrate Goodman set bail at 2500 dollars as trial awaits. Police allege revolver found in white bag. he proclaims no knowledge.
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J. Guimares
Doroth Keenan
Goodman
Bitter contest over will of Crandall farmer poet
Stamford April 16 Special. A loss contested fight over the will of Crandall known as “Farmer-Poet” of North Stamford whose death by suicide March 24 triggers a dispute. Key defendants are Arthur L. Crandall son from first wife and Rowland D. Crandall and Clarence H. Crandall sons from second wife, who challenge the original codicil that left most of the estate to Arthur. The challengers allege the testator was incompetent due to mental distress when the will was drawn.
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Stamford
Crandall
Murself
Arthur L. Crandall
Rowland D. Crandall
Clarence H. Crandall
Artim T. Crandall
Rewland D
Clarence H. Crand
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