Orgy of Spending Effect of Bonus C Off Claims
Atlantic Oury April 27 The United States Chamber of Commerce opposes granting a World War I bonus to soldiers. A proposed resolution questions large wartime payments and argues a bonus would depress labor and production. The chamber supports private investment for European recovery and calls for tax policy changes to attract capital.
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Atlantic
United States Chamber of Commerce
Resolutions Committee
Jts Esch
Europe
Haseen
Motion for Non Suit Denied by Judge Haines
In Stamford Superior court Judge Haines denied a motion for non suit in actions brought by Jona Skinner and John Skinner against Anthony Shuple over injuries from a November automobile accident. The plaintiffs seek damages around 3000 dollars. the defendant’s negligence and contributory negligence arguments were addressed after testimony. The 10 year old boy suffered fractures and shock, with the family seeking relief for medical costs and damages.
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Auése
Frank D. Haines
Ronesult
Jona Skinner
John Skinnerry
Samford
Burt
Noer Jr
Sy Shopis
Stamford
Levon
Myrtle Beach Man Charged With Theft in Milford
Milford Conn April 2 A Myrtle Beach man alias Alford Clitman was arrested tonight after Milford police secured further evidence. He faced $500 bonds before Judge Brown. Hannigan or Daly, rearrested, was released after police said he cooperated. Police believe he is linked to recent break ins and meter thefts.
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Milford
Furry English
Alford Clitman
Myrtle Beach
Thomas Hansigan
Patrolnas
Weary Gunner
Cwo
Herman Schutte
Eastroadway
Argest
Judge Brown
Hannigan
Daly
Monstrous Navy Charge Denied by Admiral McKean
Rear Admiral J S McKean called the Sims indictment monstrous and said delays by the navy department did not cause Allied shipping losses. He testified before the Senate Investigating Committee that no one has sufficient knowledge to blame the navy for 300000 Allied deaths and that the charge will be disproved.
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Washington
Miral Sims
Navy Department
J. S. McKean
Senate
Cr Ae
Avery Itern
Mary Ann Dentler
Arthur Clistterdon
Stema
Tack McGeith
Ron Ludwig
Britain denies rebates for canal tolls
The British government denies reports it rebates canal tolls for ships passing through the Panama Canal. The embassy said Britain only pays tolls when its vessels charter a lime and is not granting rebates to British ships.
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Britain
Commission Surf Case: Groschel v Klein Post Hearing
The court issued a reserved decision after testimony in the case of Charles H. Groschel against Benjamin Klein. The plaintiff claimed to have placed property for Klein in the Strat-14 section and seeks recovery of value. Judge Walsh presided in the proceedings.
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Fises Corr
Charles H. Groschel
Benjamin Klein
Thia
Klein
Walsh
Ban on Harriet Beecher Stowe Lecture Sparks Faculty Walkout
In Richmond Virginia the Ghatham Episcopal Institute faculty resigns en masse after the college bans a Harriet Beecher Stowe lecture. The cancellation by President Pruden sparks protest from northern alumni and faculty, leading to mass resignations effective Friday.
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Richmond
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Thase
Ghatham Episcopal Institute
Pruden
Institute
Stowe
Willis
Northern Colleges
Thucl
Congress Asked to Aid AR Men
Senators and representatives were asked by striking railroad workers to press President Wilson to ensure the railroad labor board hears their demand for higher pay. The letter urged a timely decision within 19 days, citing workers' inability to support families amid delays in wage dispute resolution.
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Washington
Apel
Senate
House
Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
Hawley Hardware suit over alleged false statements
Charles Lindquist former officer and stockholder sues Charles W. Hawley Joseph A. Stagg and Herbert Bottomley in Superior Court alleging false and fraudulent statements about the company business seeking 25000 damages. Lindquist claims he offered stock at 1000 after leaving the firm but Hawley refused and attempts to sell failed due to asset statements. he alleges false valuations and misstatements by the defendants.
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Charles Lindquist
Ennoiive
Hawey Hardware Company
Charles W. Hawley
Joseph A. Stagg
Herbert Bottomley
Lindquist
Hawley
Tindquist
Marshall Hosts New British Ambassador Geddes in Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes arrived in Washington to present credentials to President Marshall and meet senior officials at the state department. The formal reception followed discussions with Washington leaders and other officials during Geddes’ first visit as British ambassador.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
Guest Et
Seine Fuer
Denmark Election Returns Shifts in Parliament Seats
In Copenhagen April results show the Social Democrats Independents and Radicals each lose a seat. Conservatives 17, Socialists 42, Liberals 48, with the Trades and Independent groups, and the Radicals, facing changes as Parliament composition adjusts.
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Copenhagen
Trades Party
Radicala
Vals
Refugees Leave Mazatlan and Tojolobampo Flight
An American steamer arrived at Tojolobampo with all Mazatlan refugees aboard who wished to depart. General Elias Calle announced the evacuees, while street riots were reported in Mazatlan between Sarranza soldiers and citizens. In Tombstone, the Wootton kidnapping trial defense rested as testimony nears end.
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Agua Prieta
Lonore
Mex
Tojolobampo
Vacation With Pay At Milford Plant Brought
Milford April 27 employee of Goodyear Vetaing Rubber company will take vacation with pay. The announcement stated today that he will be away for a period not specified, under the company plan.
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Milford
Goodyear Vetaing Rubber Company
A Slow Day at the Ball Yard Hum
A garbled OCR fragment references music by Fatty Arbuckle and a ball yard scene. The text shows distorted phrases about a slow day, jokes, and misrendered names, creating a vignette of a vintage film or theater moment with unclear specifics.
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Ball Yard
Fatty Arbuckle
Potatoes Frozen. Bridgeport Firm Sues for Losses
The National Grain Corporation of Bridgeport filed in common pleas court alleging $1,000 damages for a shipment of potatoes purchased last March and received in a frozen condition. The plaintiff seeks $1,800, claiming the delayed and frozen delivery caused the loss.
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Tye National Grain Corporation of
Bridgeport
Common Pleas
Igudast
Dore
Morirea
Theft of $200000 in Bonds Disclosed
The theft of $200000 in bonds and other securities was disclosed in New York on April 27. Police say about $500000 worth of bonds disappeared from a safe, with $7000 bonds found on a street, and investigators believe the rest were hidden in a suspect’s home. Authorities plan sales to recover losses and pursue formal charges.
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G. Doneret
Banat
Conriecs Linn
Seek Cab Driver's Body Taunton April B1-O
A search by authorities between Taunton and Euston sought the body of Oliver L. Eklund of Vecyldence, believed hidden by his murderers. Blend, a public car driver, testified about traveling with two strangers toward Union Station as a possible lead. A body or fragments were found abandoned in the Dorchester district, with stains noted on a turning board inside the vehicle.
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Mase
Euston
Oliver L. Eklund
Vecyl- Dence
Blend
Union Station
Dore Chester
Murphy and O'Brien Defendants in Suit
In a civil action the defendants Murphy and O'Brien are named along with several others. The suit alleges an outstanding balance of 940 due for 46 gallons at 30 dollars per gallon. Damages of 1,000 dollars are claimed.
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Dulua Herbert
Rupert Eau
Wali Be
D' Brien
Allum Ford
Timothy Ob Murphy
Balaner
Outing Club Dance at High School
The Outing Club of BritRe Nort High School held an entertainment and dance yesterday at the high school gym. Only club members attended and refreshments were served.
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High Scioon
BritRenort High Schow
High School Sym
Wilson for Third Term in Washington Politics
In a fragmentary draft from a Washington scene a third term bid is discussed. The text mentions a former senator and influential figures weighing a nomination, with notes on the Republican split and Lowden’s reduced chances. The tone suggests party infighting shaping the nomination landscape.
Milford Education Festival Invites Public to Attend
A shaky OCR fragment notes an event at Milford focusing on education and a festival. It invites interested readers to attend on Thursday and Friday, with details unclear due to text corruption.
Amusements Plaza At Taree Weathers The Blue Screen
The Plaza theatre at Taree presents The Stolen Kiss starring Norma Talmadge in a dramatic plot about Felicia Day a Brooklyn girl kept ignorant by her guardian. The show includes vaudeville acts headlined by Catalano Williams and company with songs and piano numbers, plus another comedy and musical attractions.
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Vaudevilla Bil
Catalano Williams and Company
Ordber
Tarmont and Wright
Patr
Daviniye
Chase and Latour
Steeler and Burnet
Charlie Chaplin
Hettonel
Towarrny
Cnn
Che Dash
Goltwyn
Thiumy Bowen
Mick Wdeville
Vandeville
Local Firms Face Multiple Suit Actions Amid Debts
In Fairfield Superior Court Hawthorne Company faces a $1,440.08 balance claim with damages of $1,750. National Ice and Coin Company of New York sues Berkshire Ice Company for $2,924.94. Wilson and Company, Inc. sues Davey Bros, Inc. for an unpaid butter bill of $2,326.06.
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MM. Kirchberger
Admits He Killed Wife in New Haven
San Francisco dispatch reports Henry X Orr a 19 year old soldier in the transport corps confessed to killing his wife Margaret in New Haven Conn. The body was found on a Whitneyville bridge March 21 from a mortal wound. Police note struggle and missing weapon. Orr’s whereabouts after Rome trip remain unknown.
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San Francisco
Henry x. Orr
Transport Corps
Margaret
Conn
Orr
Ore
Whitneyville
Rome
Whitney
Rae
Cooks and Stewards and Owners Ratify New Wage Agreement
In New York on April 27 a landmark accord was reached between the Cooks and Stewards' union and the American Steamship Owners' Association, with the U S Shipping Board at the conference. The pact covers more than 15000 cooks and stewards aboard American flag ships, addressing wages hours and working conditions.
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New York
Cooks and Stewards' Union
United States Shipping Board
Ousted President of Guatemala Is Held
Washington April 27 Es trada Cabrera the deposed Guatemalan president is held by the provisional government while an inquiry probes claims that the former leader's vast estate is government property Newspapers in Guatemala published an Amurra order forbidding general elections from August 23 to 29 The report also notes a non support charge against 75 year old Timothy McCarthy of 35 Wrat arrested on a warrant last night with bonds posted at PLBO
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Timothy McCarthy
PLBO
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