Movement 10 urges youth in politics at New York meeting
At the National Civic Federation closing session in New York on April 13 a movement to recruit young women and men into national politics through existing parties was launched. A joint national advisory committee of state party chairmen was created with a ten man executive group to promote youth political participation. Alton B Parker was elected federation president. Colonel Robert M Thompson warned of public neglect in political engagement and criticized party leadership while noting GOP figures.
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New York
Cic
Andadem Piwerrd
Jeume
Paris shop girls vote to continue strike
Amis. April 18 The sulking midinettes at a mass meeting today decided an unanimous vote to continue their strike. Later they paraded the boulevard singing and shouting. In places they clashed with police and a number of girls were injured.
Gilbert and Broad site tests pile strength for project
A proposed professional building and golf club structure at Gilbert and Broad streets undergo pile tests to gauge foundation support. Civil Engineer Alfred Uy Vevey directs test piles to determine soil bearing and stability.
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Tati OT Ane Womans Progerty
Gilbert and Broad Streety
Beig Sunk
Alfred Uy Vevey
Contempt Charges Sought in Ward Murder Case
Attorneys for Walker & Ward cited for contempt for failing to obey a subpoena to appear at the Attorney General's office in Albany on April 9. The probe concerns the shooting of Clarence Fevers near White Plains last May, which Ward confessed to in self defense.
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Mae Sos Adil
Pes
Hve Berth Robinson
Rauhel Miller
Hahewold
Steribner
Walker &. Ward
Weed
Caiting
Albanta
Clarence Fevers
White Plains
Ward
Migs Hobinson
Cleck
Iaw Gres
Jumbo trolley strikes woman crossing street
A Connecticut company street car struck a woman crossing Main Street injuring her. Mrs Mary Tet Slsens of 210 Beardsley Street suffered a sprained ankle and facial bruises. The operator said the accident was unavoidable and that he was travelling south when he saw her.
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Pelsin
Walt
Sunday baseball bill vote tally reported in scattered names
A fragmented roll call lists voters against and for a Sunday baseball bill, naming numerous members from Hartford, New Haven, New London, and other counties. The record shows totals of 139 against and 86 in support with many Republicans and Democrats cited by town and party.
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Niose
Las
Harifordt
Yengon
Woodford
Newton
Berhee Stratton
Ars
Emmherst
Hick
Boxers
Boardman
Warhawiy
Cgllins
Grahan
Nobie
Meech
Durham
Fir Faniater
Regan Kernan
Sanda News
Advion
BY Stuard
Stunts
Byis- Bartle
Flag
Thornhill
Ardlaws
Toyt
G. A
Gregory
Morgan
Wohard
Nea! Wook
Nevius
Nash F. Ww
Pierrepont
Fiten
Bradley
Ambler
Democrats
Adsure
Windham
Republicans
Curke
F Church
Williams
Vox
Cran
Hyde
Marc Shehfield
Rowley
Bloss
Real
Routhwick
Delay
Is Benjamihi
Barber
Emis
Butler
Bell
Cox
Smilth
Ralhbeoghk
Be Michtel
Emmons
Brinswade
Figans
Beers
Hungerford
Canl
Ingsor
Middlesex
Holden
Mortenson
Parmeree
Nemos
Meek
Goes
Bevin
Tibbal
Gladding
Heser
Hub
Divland
Uise Johnson
R.J Smith
Alling
Democratas
Hanrahan
Curtis
Ilowe
Schatz
New Haven
Saxton
Averill
Hall
Marsden
Elaine Bemversis
Walsh
Molloy
Dackgon
Keith Faulkner
Adinolfl
Gutifoile
Bitter
New London
Kelly
Ressolde
Dupont
Proctor
Shea
Wellington
Fairfield
Kilpath Lederer
Hagan
Mor Curtis
Ryan
Sfisanaugh
Till
Dahasad
Dex
Lewis
Wheeler
McGuire Cannery
Math
Ayers
Ews
Darbie
API
Huurins
Keith
Duevert
Barrett
McQuadée
Baker
Waller
Mungan
Penton
Middletown Man Takes Stand In Murder Case
A Middletown man charged with second degree murder testified in his own defense regarding the deaths of Walter J. Thorell and Antou Swanson at the Crea ved Tolley station. He said Swanson and Daniel Owing struck him and that he fired in a moment of excitement, not realizing he had killed anyone.
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Middletown
Apell
Stulius Jang
Wegen
Walter J. Thorell
Antoup Swanson
Creaved
Tolley Station
Swanson
Daniel Owing
Steve
Jierhois
Jury completed for syndicalism trial in St Joseph
The trial in St Joseph, Midwest, concluded with the jury finding Charles Ruthenberg of Cleveland guilty of criminal syndicalism. Proceedings end with anticipated sentencing and potential appeals in a case closely watched by labor and civil liberties groups.
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ST Josepih
Tuy Charles
Is. Ruthenberg
Cleveland
Military Ball To Eclipse All 1923 Socials In Coast Artillery Guard Event
The One of Shear jay was reserved for Gov Charles A Templeton and Major General C Hrawster. Grand march at 3 led by Adjutant George McCole. After the parade, a spotlight on a color guard, bugle solo, dancers, and a buffer luncheon follow. National Guard officers will attend a Stratfield dinner. Short business session to appoint committees.
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Sinilas
Coast Artillery
Connecticut National Guard
Navalsas
Stala
Wilpe
Shear Jay
Governa
Charles A. Templeion
C. Hrawster
Firs
Arles
Boston
George Mc Cole Ant Ir Frvars
Colov
Andrew ‘I. Hollinger
Los Angeles
Idancise
National Guard
Stratfield
Oie Cournpttens
Suburban High Schools Compete in Friday Debate
Debaters from Fairfield Stratford and Milford square off at the second annual contest hosted at Legion Hall in Fairfield Friday night. Judges include Jamesea C. Moore Se ward EB Price and Rev. George Hatch. Last year Ball Field won the silver cup. This year Isabel Latin and Jack Pregcott lead Fairfield with an alternate from Marian Church ill.
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Fairfield Stratford
Milford
Legion Hen
Fairfield
Jamesea C. Moore
Bridgeport High School
Seward Eb, Price
Bridgeport, Chamber of Commerce
George Hatch
Yate
Ballfield
Speakera
Logel Schao
Stratford
Elena Zire
James Shar
Isabel Latin
Jack Pregcott
Marian Church
Sapnemores
Elagis
Toner
Man Falls From Roof Injures Multiple Areas
Samuel Grin rod of 463 Bunnell sheet slipped losing balance on a roof yesterday and fell two stories to the ground. He sustained contusions to the right thigh and forearm, a wrenchs right foot, facial injuries and a swollen nose. treated with first aid and transported to Bridgeport Hospital.
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Samuel Grinrod
Bunnell
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