World Court move sparks brisk Hartford hearing
Hartford April 24 A heated committee hearing centered on President Hardings proposal for the United States to join the permanent court of International Justice The session before the Committee on Federal relations featured Ayres Spellacy opponents and supporters from Yale New Haven and Hartford debating national policy and Connecticut’s stance in Washington The discussion touched on isolationism and the role of state legislators in expressing public opinion through a petition to commend the President.
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Hartford
Harding
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
Committee On Federal Relations
Harry M. Tes
Wastrott
General Assembly
Connecticut
Washington
Wmmen Romierente
Mbty
National Court
Sappor
Assembly
Oy Brooks
Representative Wall
Terrington
Spellacy
Benedict Af. Heiden
Tenen
Ayres
Ohio Senate
Wigwam
Heli
Waasnington
Asaannly
Spellac
Sppantien
Proprie
Tive Wall
Crowley
Fisher
Fish
Foosevelt
Taft
Menntenduss
Bridgeport
Whitney
5. C. Shaw
Innecticut League For War Asia
James Rourke
League
Bill makes only Australian ballot and machines legal
Hartford April 24 The House passed a bill making the Australian ballot and voting machines the only legal voting method in the state. It endorses a uniform ballot system to be used statewide and requires schooling in citizenship duties in all public and private elementary schools. The Arbutus measure was rejected after debate.
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House
Dietary Committee
Buckley
Wil ~Ewna
Holbrook
Thomaston
Buckler
Senate
Gandon
Bouthwisk
Bell
Meech
Landon
la Vive Voce
Czech Reprisals Against Hungary Grow Serious
Budapest April 4 Associats Presat reports Czech reprisals against Hungary have escalated with halted trains and tightened border controls. A Hungarian delegation seeks passports from Czech citizens, and both sides discuss commissions to investigate frontier clashes. Refugees and travel disruptions persist as leaders pledge to resolve the tensions.
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Budapest
Hungar
Suvaieler
Trav
Budaest
Hungeris
Hurgar
Defeat Move To Repeal New York State Day Act
In Albany a final attempt to repeal the day act failed as the vote in the assembly fell short. Minority Leader Charley D. Donahue led a bid to discharge the Rules Committee from further consideration of Dunnigan’s bill, which had been stalled in the Senate.
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Albany
Ithe Assembly
Charley D. Donahue
Committee On Rules
Dunnigan
Senate
Meetings Tonight Across Local Lodges and Councils
Various fraternal and women's groups announce meetings for the evening. Listings include Euver’s Note In at 1158 Main, Italian Women’s Council at 06 Benes Street, Adelphian Lodge on Broad Street, Magna Charta Lodge, and Royal Arcanum assemblies at Main Street venues.
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Main Tre
Italian Women's Council
Benes Street
Moniter
State Street
Adelphian Iedge
Broad Street
Magna Charta
Lodge
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenudé
Kyoto
Cannon Street
Dorothes, Stumm
Taughtera
Pechahontas
Broad Atreet Beaside Council
Royal Arcanum
Main
GorneHs Wilder Council
Roya Ladies
Lady Howe
Miberte
Broué Street
Leber Cmnian
Simatireel
Favor Vocational Education Bill In State Senate
In Hartford the Connecticut Senate favored a vocational education measure and favorable reports were issued on multiple appropriation bills totaling 928,428.325. The session highlighted funding for a nurses home at Middletown, improvements at the Agricultural College, and a cooperative effort with the Federal government for vocational training totaling 72,000. The body also noted recalls, amendments, and further bills related to city charters and public ordinances.
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Westyer
Staw Senate
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House
Tas
Els
Hartford
State Treasury
Treasury
WIL House
Shwas
Connecticut State Hospital
Middletown
Connecticut Agricultural College
Wethersfield
AicGuire
John FP. McGuire
New Britain
Meriden
Bil
Connecticut Suite Hospital
Westport
Filla
Rner
MacDonald
Lew Haver
Bracey
House Gets Unfavorable Report on Bonus Measure
In Gartlord April 2 4 the House Committee on Military Affairs chairman Penton issued a report on the bonus measure. The report discusses funding, proposed salary increases for state officials, and related acts advancing through the legislature. The bill includes provisions for bond redemption, Sanitary station rules, and a plan for the Togers Peet property purchase for Guilford camp expansion, with several departments and officials set to receive raises.
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Connuittan
Devpardir
Charles Cy Elwell
Stoeckel
John A. MacDonald
Stanley TL Osborn
Supreme and Superioureaucts
Wartford
Waterfury
Norwich
Coarh
K. Mortinsen
Franklin Anderson
Medical Examining Board
Senate
PMI
Ooinkeer Whitfield
Guilford
Westville Cemetary Association
Owner On Jury Greenwich Home Damaged By Fire
Frederick Nichols Jr while serving jury duty in Bridgeport saw his residence on Benedict Place burn. His wife and two children escaped as firemen battled two hours. upper floor ruined, first floor gutted, losses estimated between 5000 and 10000 dollars.
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Greenwich
Frederick P.ichols, Jr
Benedict Place
Bridgeport
Eng
William E. Griswold
Geveral
Repeal of Anti-Sedition Act Passed in New York
Albany reports two Downing bills repealing Luak Anti-Sedition laws passed by the assembly after Senate approval, but failed in the lower house last week. On a motion to reconsider, the measures were pulled from defeat and restored in the docket.
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Albany
Assembly
Senate
Striking Harding Talks At Associated Press Luncheon
President Harding defended U S resistance to joining the League of Nations and warned against entering by side doors He urged a firm policy in March 1921 while praising party loyalty and the representative system He contrasted World Court ideals with League of Nations politics and warned of expediency and national self interest in diplomacy.
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Harding
Associated Press
Walder Follcy
United States
Wolvik
World Court
League of Nations
Mim
Haren
Tiura Wan
Funkina
telt-Astaria
Woman breaks knee cap jumping onto schooner
Alre, George Sherback, the schooner Ann Brown moored off Pembroke street, reported a woman breaking her right knee cap yesterday when she fell onto the deck while jumping from on deck. Dr A Levins of Emergency hospital ordered treatment and she was removed to St Vincent's hospital.
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Alre
George Sherback
Ann Brown
Pembroke Street
A. Levins
Emergency Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Violence erupts in Ruhr unrest killing man and wounding another
A mob of unemployed workers clashed with police near Essen and Entrhove amid Ruhr unrest attributed to Communist organizers. One man was killed and another badly wounded as demonstrators pressed for food, clothing, and supplies while police attempted to keep order. Merchants in Essen, Duesseldorf and nearby centers faced renewed threats as authorities prepare for a larger demonstration.
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EBSEN
I Agsovia
Presa
Enternbeve
Isa
Adepunis
Cratunarad
Essen
SEH
Tiochuia
Durpessdorf
Norwalk Council Promotes Popular Officer to New Post
Norwalk council votes to promote a well known officer, elevating Reymone from sergeant to a higher rank. J Harry Gibson is replaced as the city’s police leadership reshapes, amid claims of past conflicts and legal challenges. Gibson’s bid for reinstatement appears halted as court appearances proceed.
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Tur Mond
Oner
Pus Vota
Reymone
J. Harry Gibson
Tormier Migmbar
Ireadyiaely
Meadine
Oti
Wivargh
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Richard Higgins
New York State
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Winifred Hudnut
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