Hughes Defends World Court Amid Objections to Article 1
Hughes argues the United States can support a Permanent Court of International Justice without pledging League of Nations membership. He contends world peace requires a judicial settlement for disputes, rejects entanglement fears, and notes many nations already back the court. He stresses the court’s independence, the need for U.S. participation in judge selection, and the sufficiency of voluntary enforcement through national honor.
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United States
Fermatione
Tarute
Council of the League
League
Seasue
Orsamic Act Court
League of Nations
R Ry Sourt
Burt
Mengie
Pkiun i
Qnam Plu
Arrow UN
Cerby
Permanent Court of International Justice
Ght
Congress
Dmpire
Assembly
Domin Jous
Jresson
British Empire
Lamoun
World Court Issue Not Likely to Disrupt Party
Pittsburgh April 27 The Republican party in Indiana senator Inaies EE Wert son of Tidian fielded a cautious stance on the world court issue declaring they would not be seriously divided over it. Wert told the Abevicus club that recent developments abroad gave fresh concerns but the party would remain independent of foreign alliances and avoid entanglements. He cited the President's remarks and noted some insistence on joining the League of Nations, but stressed that prosperity comes without such involvement and that discord over the world court would be managed without altering U S policy.
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Plytsburgh
Republ
T For America
Leaszuo
Netiops
Woodney-McCumbur
Liz
Luors
United States
League of Nations
League of “Nations
Republican Party
Europe
Germany proposes new reparations pact amid parleys
Berlin advances a plan to meet Versailles obligations through international loans and a bank consortium. Germany would offer rail network mortgages and pursue rapid tax collection while evacuating the Ruhr and surrendering Rhineland policies, with talks spanning London Paris Rome and Washington to seal a ninety nine year peace framework.
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Germany
France
Belgium
Genere
Gab
Ruhr
Rane
London
Brus Reme
Washington
Local Fraternal Meetings Post Tonight
Fraternal groups list meetings for the evening at multiple addresses including Ground street 1149 and 164 State street. Organizations cited include Modern Woodmen of America and O E A with various lodge and camp notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traskal Wage
Duuizh Sisterhood
Ground Street
Scandla Ledge
A. Co
Wood Avenue
Dewey Camp
Modern Woodmen
Ameriest
Tate Street
Bridgepors
Court Nathanie
Wheeler Fy
Broad Street
A Slrent
Auction Sale of Unclaimed Freight by Tri-state Commerce Commission
Auction notice for unclaimed freight conveyed through Lerpis contract terms and Canform Waiver of Lading. Sale held by Tri state Commerce Commission on April 24, 1923 with New York New Wave Hartford Railway and others. 25 percent deposit by certified check, balance due on delivery before May 3 1923. Agent William King.
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Canform
Triu
Sion
Effer
Miron
New York
New Wave
Hartford
Ealat Pubes
Bridgelanny
Perl
Storag: & Warehouse Co
Bradport
Crun
T Hardware Mf. Co
Bridge- Sale al Tietony
Wulliam King
Sreleshit Uiaeini
Basra
Dropped Yale Men Learn To Balance School and Life
Yale freshmen face dismissal for overindulgence in extra curriculars and poor study focus. Officials cite "low geared minds" and prep school habits as factors. registrar records show meetings at regional colleges to address campus discipline.
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Neiy
April Bine
Lherty
Chile
Bossa
Yale
Joseph R. Bir
New England College
Clack University
Ellis
Five candidates enter field to succeed Beers
Five candidates enter the field to succeed Beers as alderman after Beers is set to resign May 7. Names include Oliver Coe ls, James Dannigan, Sarr Teich, Theodore E. Steiber, and William Beaviles, with a lively scramble for the chair and no clear frontrunner yet.
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Beers
Halph
Aldermuam Beers
Board of
Aldermen
Thave Nwat
St District
Republican Lab
Ars
Oliver CG Oels
Abone Tine Sideruan
C Blarenth
Traffic Hearings Cut Driver Licenses Across Cities
About 300 motorists faced hearings this year across Bridgeport Hartford New Haven Stamford London and Waterbury with 30 summoned for conferences and warned against further violations. Appeals from 13 percent on suspended licenses were heard with two indefinite suspensions four 60 day suspensions four 30 day suspensions two continued under original suspensions and five given temporary suspensions. Licenses returned in 129 cases while others failed to report or had decisions reserved. A Standard Oil truck crash on St Patford Ave injured no serious damage.
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Lisius
Muich
Wnde
Blackest
Tven
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Duyen
Stamford
New London
Water
American aviation rise highlighted by Maurice Peery
Maurice Peery, pilot instructor at Bender Field San Antonio Texas and Aviation Reserve member, reviewed Americas ascent in aviation during World War I at a Bachange meeting. He noted production milestones from 1914 to 1919 including 2,000 aircraft built in 1919 and praised the Liberty engine and American engineering for breaking altitude records.
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America
Maurice Peery
Tary Bell Cornipais
Benderfield
San Antonio
Texas
The
Aviation Reserve
Bachange
United Suites
Perr Pnd
Bou
Ty ¢Dapl
Agres
Audies
Veuy
Perry
Ted
Mir Perry
Miss Dorothy Walsh Given Surprise Party
Dorothy Walsh daughter of Mr and Mrs Robere G Walsh of 130 Ann Street was honored at a surprise party hosted by friends. Pink and white decor adorned the home with a reception and luncheon following. Guests included Mary Keating May Melsenon Hilda Conroy Mirisan Redden Marion Derifia Celia Edith Devit Amay Connors Katherine Royhan Alice McCutcheon Lucy Tinsedne Roger McGovern William Tal Toseah Keating William Seery Dick Murphy James Clancy James Cuddy Jonah Tregan Daniel War James Ditling Hin Richard Sattuire William Harrigia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Walsh
Robere G. Walsh
Ann Street
Dane Na
Mary Keating
Mise May
Haien Melsenon
Hilda Conroy
Misa Mirisan Redden
Misa Marion Derifia
Med Celia
Edith Devit
Amay Connors
Oss
Katherine Royhan
Alice McCutcheon
Missy Lucy Tinsedne
Roger McGovern
William Tal
Toseah Keating
William Seery
Jael Murphy
A Mitchael
John O'Brian
Jdames Clancy
James Cuddy
Jonab Tregan
Daniel War
James Ditlinghin
Richard Sattuire
William Harrigia
Notice to Contractors for Bridgeport street work
Notice to contractors for the reno vation of a Bridgeport street project on Leonard Asheim Archi 2s State Street Bridgeport Som ts Monflay Muy lth 1993 accompanied by a certified check of 5 per cent of the proposal. Bid blanks at the Board of Education office. The Board reserves rights to reject all proposals. Indicated by Bridgeport Board of Education April 1923.
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Posvis
Leonard Asheim
Archi
State Street
Bridgeport
Som Ts Monflay Muy
Werron
Sehoni
Ag Evirenes
Fain
Esel
POSAD
Kecepe O
Board OF Education
City of
Phelan to Probe Death of Signal Tower Man
Danbury April 27 Coroner John J Phe lan will open an inquiry into the death of John A Dobson whose body was found in a signal tower in the New Haven yards He apparently took his own life though some believe robbers staged the death to hide their tracks A coat containing 140 was missing and family members say he had no reason to kill himself
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Danbury
John J. Phelen
Tohn A. Dobson
New Haven
Dobson
Ting
Eolics
Dobsan
Werth
Junior Prom at Hilltop High School
The annual Junior Prom at Hilltop High School will be held at the high school Friday night in May. Prom attendees will wear formal attire, with young men in evening suits and young women in gowns, and the event will feature Charlie Hole’s popular orchestra. Dean Margaret Kiely and several teachers will serve as chaperones.
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Charlie Uole
Repeciabse
Margaret Kiely
Severa
De Molay Autolide to Hartford for Initiation
Sixteen state policemen lead ten cars carrying the Av members, Patrol of 40, orchestra, and torps of Bridgeport Chapter of De Molay to Hartford to initiate Charter Oak Chapter with ceremonies. Bridgeport Chapter, six months old, has 438 members and hopes to inspire Hartford with its spirit. delegates and friends from across Kingland expected.
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Bridgeport
Order of de Molay
Hartford
Charter Oak Chapter
Order of de Moley
The
Order
Kingland
Abraham Lodge to Form Ladies Auxiliary
Abraham Lodge No 389 LC OF BR BL plans to form a ladies auxiliary at a meeting in the Litern building on May 3. The movement has seen success elsewhere in the district and state, with enthusiasm noted by President Bernstein in the D'Hi Brith movement.
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Mark Keeimstein
Abrahaga Lodge
BR. BL
Litern
Bernstein
Catholics Card Party Committees Named in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Catholic Women’s Council announces committees for a Monday night card party at the Catholic Community House on Washington Street. Members include Victoria Ixramour, Mrs Flanagan, Mrs John McElroy, Lorette Morrissey, Mrs John Pheles, Jennie WeNamara, Neilie Dusn, John Lavey, W. Alien, Katherine McElroy, Mary Cassin, Delia Moroney, Mary OToole, Jane L North, Grover Lyon, Beadle ODwre, Thomas Hearn, Danis Brennants.
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Lridgeport Council
Cachalit Worden
Catholin
Washingtoyenus
Victoria Ixramour
Flanagan
John McElroy
Lorette Morrissey
John Pheles
Jennie WeNamara
Neilie Dusn
John Lavey
W. 3 Alien
Katherine McElroy
Mary Cassin
Katherine Flanagan
U. S. Opposes Turkey Capitulations Abolition
At Lausanne the Near East conference heard Joseph C. Grew state that the United States cannot recognize Turkey's 1914 abolition of capitulations and will insist on retaining all rights for American citizens under the treaties. Sir Horace Rumbold of Britain echoed that the Turkish claim to retroactivity is unacceptable.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Joseph C. Grew
United States
Turkey
Great Britain
Horace Rumbold
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Signal Tower
Capitol City
Abraham Lodge
MalhGldentit & Miche
Caesar Misch
Tnee
Unuwa
Oxfords
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