Consolidation of Peace Policy Dominates Genoa Talks
At Genoa on April 23 Lloyd George signals close Allied cooperation to secure peace while not tolerating European feuds. Britain resists concessions to France, aims to push a working basis at the conference as German and Russian issues loom large. Italians mediate as German delegation refuses reply to a Russo German note, threatening stalemate.
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Europe
Lloyd- George
Karl H. von Wiegand
Genoa
Lloyd-George
Great Britain
France
Tebitcherin
Tehitcherin
Free State and Republican Army Reach Agreement
Dublin dispatch reports a military accord between Free State and Republican forces ending fratricidal clashes in Southern Ireland. The pact aims to halt hostilities while political divisions remain, with the strike movement gaining momentum across the region and widespread observance planned.
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Free State
Republican Army
London
Republican
Ireland
Waatmingter Gazette
Dublin
Thig
Ctase
Asbury Partu
Pasceus Ier
Tame River
Lakehurs
Brown’s-Mill-In-the- Pines
Belehy
Manus
Camden War Village Sold Near Camden New Jersey
Government auction at Fairview Way Village near Camden realizes about 152000 dollars in sale of building materials and five hundred rats. Final bids concluded late at night with prices near original costs.
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Camden
N. J
Fairview
Incident Closed Declare Allies in Note to Germans
Genoa April 23. The text of a note from the German delegation to the ten powers signatory to the Versailles treaty was read after the delegates met to discuss France's protest. The note asserts Germany did not intend a separate treaty with Russia and defends its position in the conference dialogue.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Tuasians
Fallans
M. Barvhoy
Dr. Wirth
M. Barthou
Facta
Hs German Delera
Russia
Bert
London
Germany
Goringa
Iviting Powere
Tecarnilon
Debra
Collins at Tralee trains halted amid unrest
In Tralee Michael Collins spoke to a large meeting as trains from several points failed to arrive. A police statement said Republicans planned to keep peace while armed strangers loomed. locals were urged to stay indoors as tensions rose after disturbances near the town.
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Tray
Ireland
cAssociated
Pras
Michayl Collins
Tralee
Trae
Repubonss
Pherother
40 ARRESTED IN GOCK FIGHT RAID AT POND HILL PARK
Apr 23. A raid by state police disrupted a major cock fight at Pond Hill Park near Walmingroad. About 60 spectators were present. Several men from Nan Fumi and nearby areas were detained. Large quantities of liquor were seized.
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Pond Hill Park
Walmingroad
Speeia
Theo
Nan Fumi
Hold Up Men Swim Icy River After Gun Battle
Four armed men fought Greenwich police along the North Mianus riverled by Captain James J Nedley firing about 33 shots. The bandits escaped by swimming the river and were captured by Stamford police. They were charged with holding up Tony Bruno and Anthony Belmonts North Miani grocery late Saturday night.
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Greenwich
James J. Nedley
Stamford
Tony Bruno
Anthony Belmont
North Miani
Mary Garden Leaves Directing Chicago Opera
Chicago April 23. Mary Garden announced she will no longer direct the Chicago Opera Company and has resigned her post after a year of service. She stated she plans to stay with the organization in another capacity as she monitors new leadership. Dedication and artistic discussions followed the abrupt leadership shift.
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Mary Garden
Chicago Opera
Chicago
Mary Garten
Directa, Genera
Supreme Court Justice Gager Critically Ill in Connecticut
April 23 report says Justice Edwin B. Caper of the Connecticut Supreme Court remained in critical condition after an incoherent episode due to congestive aphasia. He suffered an incident in the Court House rooms and was found about five hours later, taken to Grace Hospital in a comatose state.
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Edwin B. Caper
Connecticut Supreme Cour
Grace Hospital
Ain
Ney
Turks Seek Peace Note From Entente Powers
The Angora government replies to Entente armistice terms for a Turkish Greek ceasefire. It stresses a desire for peace and calls for immediate evacuation of Asia Minor. It offers guarantees and asserts no occupation of the evacuated area for a period, with assurances to minorities.
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Associated Press
Angora
Entenia
Turkey
Asia Minor
Car & Oerklin
Daring river clash ends in Shootout during Greenwich robbery
After a holdup in a New York state area the three men Frank Spevano Rotco and Fortunato Speving plus Philip Ciori were captured near Greenwich. A gun battle followed on the river shore with officers and the robbers exchanging fire before the men fled into icy water. Police pursued across towns with guards and alerts. The trio allegedly fled after taking 430 cash and checks and 300 from the store while witnesses described the tense hours.
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Frank Spevano
Rotco
Fortunato Speving
Zitat
Philip Ciori
Greenwich
Stamford
Speyan
Aictiures
Abe Morsting
Nedivy
Aged Man Found Dead in Rooming House
An elderly man was found dead in a rooming house yesterday afternoon. Medical Examiner Samuel M. Garlick ruled the death as natural causes. The occupant, about seven years old, had lived at the house for six months. Police report an employee of the house was the only person in the building at the time. The man left behind a sister, Mrs Catherine Comundota of 003 Hurral Avenue.
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Belfast
McGahe Dlea
St. Marthaw
Sushoile
Pehurch
Newtownarsd Fund
Coubabie
Linha
Pechurch
Backflel
Miller
Yorkshire
Mudavere
F. Waser
Tonis Jhen Allo
Samuel M. Garlick
Jas
Janette
Podice
The
Chy
Catherine Comundota
Hurral Avenue
Worcester Man Dies of Sleeping Sickness
Worcester April 23 The death of Anderson today from sleeping sickness marks the fourth death from the disease in six weeks in this city. Health department reports 11 cases to date and local authorities fear an outbreak.
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Worcester
Hillside Home and Margaret Ford Cottage Support Child Welfare in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Telegram outlines the Hillside home and Margaret Ford cottage in Bridgeport, highlighting clean modern facilities, kinder gardens, indoor play spaces, and medical staff. It notes accommodations for up to 100 children under four, with ongoing supervision and adoption placement after a year if conditions permit. The report also references city charity efforts and related authorities.
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Harity Willout
Bridgeport
Charles Dickens
Margaret Ford
Watts
Catiaga
Fire at Willard Hotel Destroys Tenth Floor Aids Notable Guests
A fire at the Willard Hotel in Washington destroyed the tenth floor with costly fixtures and art, while eighth and ninth floors were flooded and rendered uninhabitable. No deaths. one fireman injured. Among guests were Vice President Coolidge and Gen. Pershing. Police and fire crews fought the blaze for hours as the Gridiron Club banquet guests earlier departed.
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Washington
New Willard Hotel
Nooce
Harding
Coolidge
General Pershing
John BD
Rockfeller Jr
United States
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Guessere
Peacock Alley
National Capital
New Willard
Ates
France
Maryland
Calder
New York
G . McChord
Interstate Commierce Scommission
McChord
Coalidge
F Street
Sawyer
Gen. Sawyer
Youth Wanted for Forgeries in Five States
Boston reports police closures lead to a nationwide forgery hunt after Gedney Sayre’s arrest in Springfield. Authorities say he operated across Connecticut and New York cities and into Maine New Hampshire and Massachusetts. Sentences may reach up to 30 years in several states. Sayre faces multiple Connecticut towns and dozens of New England cities as police push prosecutions to deter further crimes.
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Boston
New England
Gedney
Sayre
Springfield
Nolice
Connecticut
Elian
Bag
New York
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Ansonia
New Sjuyen
New Loondon
Waterbury
Harford
Maine
Hampshire
Massachusetts
Finn
Mit
Unia
Hanily
Can ‘Bridge
Home Brewer 10 Faces Court Over Wife Death
New York April 25 The price announced one chartie of murder will be lodged against At lurg Uhlodle for the death of his wife a 30 year old who succumbed today after burns from an explosion in a still in a Brookline home.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
Ta Y
Fielal
Hoospital
Fostal Unio
Unis
Labor ‘Party
O'Connell
Eamon de Valera
Boland
Mills
de Valera
The
Plain People
Lhd
Republicana
Ca Neers
New York
Lurg
Kerlou
Motorists Cited for Lacking Licenses in Milford Stratford
State police stopped twenty motorists asking for registration and licenses. about twenty could not show proof of lawful operation. They await summons at Milford Stratford police court as part of the statewide crackdown on unlicensed driving.
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Washington
Night attire survivors flee Washington hotel blaze to Bridgeport
A group of Bridgeport women including Mrs Charley Armstrong and Mrs John Woodhull escaped a fire at the New Willard in Washington. Clad in underclothes, kimona, and a heavy coat, they traveled to Bridgeport after the blaze across several floors. Firemen secured ground floor safety as others on the eighth floor survived, with losses including clothing trunks and valuables.
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Charley Armstrong
Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport
Amernoon
Wew Wibarg Hotel
Washington
John R. Woodhutt
Frank T. Staples
Horace D. Stremg
N. Worthen
Frederick 5. Stevens
Hey
Ren Dare
New Willard Hotel
Frederick A. Strong
Richard T. Staples
Strong
Staples
George M. Minor
National Geseration
ID. A. R
Iain L. Buet
Connecticut
Mera
Charles Blasel
Willeam ‘T. Guernsey
Washington Hotel
D. A. RR
Trey
Wiliam Vineburgh
Joseph, Parrasa
Geones
Hills
Roderick McKenzie
Mary K. Foney
Betty Tattle
Morrig B. Beardsley
Shoreham Hotel
Charles Armacrong
Xone
Community Chest Appeals For Greater Giving In Bridgeport
Rev James Ninill urged larger gifts from Bridgeport as needs rise, calling for a community spirit boost. Dr William Day supported the plan, detailing canvass actions and a citywide drive to reach factories stores and households beginning May 1. Other speakers included Norman Laeds Walter Lashay Lucien Wuenee George Hawley H. Pierze Jr and Clarence King.
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James 8. Ninill
Bridgeport Financial Federation
University
Bridgeport
Dr. Day
Norman Laeds
Waltee B Lashay
Lucien
H. Wuenee George 5
Hawley
B. D. Pierze, Jr
Clarence King
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United Charities Fund
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