Religious war erupts in southern Ireland killings rise
Dublin reports a religious clash with eight Protestants killed in 24 hours at Bunmenway and Ballineen, amid killings of Catholics. Arthur Griffith denounces the Cork murders as DeValera calls for unity and peace while Belfast notes say violence is political.
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Dublin
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Dall
Grifith
Griffith
Belfast
Weever
Dal
Grimt
Dail
de Valera
Daylight Saving Time Begins Sunday Morning
City and school systems switch to daylight saving time with clocks moved forward one hour at 2 a m. Tomorrow. Officials note added afternoon sunshine and urge punctuality for work and activities. Eastern Standard time will be used for trains and city timetables while clocks are advanced one hour.
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Benghead
Nail
New Haven Road
New York
Boston
Bridgaport
No Immediate Change in Tax Force Says Drew
Tax Collector Edward A. Drew stated there would be no immediate changes in clerical staff. He noted permanent staff and six temporary clerks appointed months ago remain busy at the senate office until June 1. The report of a clerk being let go today is premature and no staff cuts will occur before May 15 at the earliest.
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Edward A. Drew Idenisd
Doon Mages
Senat
House Passes Blue Sky Law to Back States
MW Walington reports that the House approved and sent to the Senate the Dennison Blue Sky bill to aid states in enforcing their securities laws against fraud. Chairman Winslow of the Interstate Commerce Committee and Representative Dennison, Republican, led the effort, fending off amendments and opposing motions.
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HOUSE
MW Walington
Senate
Dennison
Winslow
Interstate Commerce Comminvies
Inghatv
Lil. Nol
Irish Republic Bonds Soon To Be Redeemed
Dublin council member John Forrestall announced in St Louis that 8 million dollars of Irish Republic Bonds will be redeemed soon after the establishment of the Irish Free State as a government. Between 5 and 6 million dollars were sold in the United States.
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ST. Louis
United States
Junior Highs Urged to Readjust Pupils Through Time
Dean W. Withers of New York University called for a longer school year and day at a Stratford meeting of school principals and Board of Education members. He cited trends from 1846 to 1922, urged gradual shifts to junior high schools, and noted Bridgeport’s limited junior high experience. The talk covered health education limits and the need for public involvement via Know Your School week.
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Dean Withers
New York University
Sohn W. Withers
School of Education
Board of Education
Budhia
Bridgeport
Śramnanar
Harris School
St. Louis
Louis
Linwood Avenue
Wien
Stratfield
Owen Burns
Alfred C. Fones
Edward FL McGovern
William _3lz- Gaughain
Howard S
Dean Withorn
Payroll threat triggers extra police precautions
Following an anonymous note threatening payroll disruption at Cheriley Department, authorities impose enhanced security measures. About 11,000 dollars in payroll funds are safeguarded as investigators seek the writer of the note. Police remain on alert for the suspect.
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Cheriley
Othar City
Broken Figure of Wilson Stuns Demonstration Crowd
In Washington on April 28, around fifteen hundred women gathered to honor Woodrow Wilson with a street demonstration. A fragile figure that bravely greeted the crowd prompted fears about the former president’s health, dampening enthusiasm and derailing the planned program as he was almost lifted onto a portico, shocking attendees.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Haere
Marke
Mr. Wilson
Prince Rcbert
Mia
Partico
Richard Burton
University of
Judge Gager Dies in Grace Hospital Connecticut Supreme Court
Edwin Gager associate justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court died in Grace Hospital New Haven after unconsciousness since Saturday. He was born in Scotland Connecticut in 184? and educated at Yale and Ansonia High School. He served on the Superior Court bench and Yale Inn of court before joining the State Supreme Court in 1917. He is survived by his wife three sons and a daughter.
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New, Haven
Edwin
Gager
Connecticut Supreme Court
Grace Hospital
Gazer
County Court House
Debry
Court House
Bawit ‘Baker Gager
Scotland
Connecticut
Tle
Fal Jn Ti
Ansonia High School
Conneticut
IS Ana
Superior Court
Yale Inn
Yale
West
State Supreme Court
Helcomb
Anguat
Ludge Gager
Windhiam
Lewis and Marriet Jennings Gager Hs
Natechaug School
Willimantic
Hel
Hampton
Abbington
East Hampton
Fule Courant
Ihordia
Anyoni
Bridgeport Booster Campaign Aims to Aid Disabled and Youth
Bridgeport booster program highlights 20 agencies providing aid to the disabled and youth. The push to fund the year's charitable work involves private charities and public institutions like St. Vincent's Hospital and Bridgeport Hospital, with many organizations named among supporters and beneficiaries.
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Bridgeport
Argus
The
Christian Union
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Bridgeport Hospital
Protestant Orphan Asylum
Charity Organization Society
Boys’ Club
Salvation Army
Y. M. C. Ay Travelers’ Aid
Associated Charities
Jewish Welfare Bureau
Protective Association
New England Home For Little Wanderers
Council of Jewish Women
Queen’s Daughters
Aonieg Nurse Association
Boy Scouts and
Catholic Charitableureau
Poincare Cornering Lloyd George On Russian Pact
France and Great Britain submit two reconstruction documents to the economic conference seeking harmony in drafting terms for Russia. A special committee will harmonize the differences, as Genoa reports detail ambitious aims and high stakes for postwar settlements.
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Poincare
Lloyd-George
Associated Press
Genoa
Russia
France
Great Britain
Economic Conference
War Clouds Over Pekin as Powers Warn China
News dispatches report heavy artillery near Peking as Chang Tao Lin and Wu Pei Fu troops amass south and west of the city. Allied powers warn China of grave consequences from bombardment or aerial attack while measures to protect the Peking railroad are approved. Diplomatic delegates debate Russia credit, war debts, property restoration, and proposed arbitration in a broader settlement.
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Associated: Press
Chang Tao-Lin
Man ‘Churia
Wu Pei-Fu
China
Pekin
Chang Teo-Lin
Wu Pai Pu
Peking
Chang Tso-Lin
Ton Tsin
Wu Peitu
Puoising-F U
Tien Tein
Shanhai- Seuan
Pechin
Tien Tsin
Genoa Conference Echoes Versailles Tactics
The article discusses Lloyd George facing France and Italy at Genoa, mirroring Versailles in aims and methods. It notes secret negotiations among England France Italy Belgium and the Little Entente to craft a ten year peace plan, while warning that sovereign agendas may hinder universal good.
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Veresillen
Genoa
Vergaliles
Europe
George
Cerrany
Versatilen
Wig
Nowy
Canoga
Englan
France
Itely
Belgium
Litte Fritente
Lloyd-Georsa
CAIL
Forth & Composite Plct
Russia
Germany
Figary
Austra
Lloyd
George Jimaelswald
Kelley Tire Plant Sold to New Jersey Firm in West Haven
In New Haven on April 24, Superior Court Judge Judio J. W. Banks ordered the Kelley Tire and Rubber Company plant in West Haven sold to Armstrong Tire Company of Garfield for 226000 dollars plus 50000 in preferred stock of a new corporation to operate the West Haven facility. The court followed the recommendation of the referees who deemed Armstrong's bid better than two other proposed offers.
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Kelley Tire
New Jersey
NEW_HAVEN
Judio J
Fifty Merchants to Start Canvass Monday
William J. Baird heads a 50 merchant canvass for the Community Chest campaign opening May 1. The group aims to complete the effort in two days and urges prompt pledges to keep volunteers from delays. The drive includes a window display space appeal with several local businesses listed along Briar? Road and East Mary Street.
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William J. Baird
Community Chest
Ettire
PRA. Coen
JMU Spe
Agenaga
J. D. Skinner
Wheeler Estate
Grain Street
Howard Eve
Hindle Drug Company
Onda
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Bantry
Denis O’connell
Dgelin
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Arthur Grifftra
Dail Eireann
Segion
Munners
Grifft
Clonme
Earonn de Valer
Ménner
Patrick McCartat
Michael Collings
Committee of Public Safety
Amr. Collins
de Velera
Richard Mulcahy
Wragler
O'Callaghan
Limerick
Mellowes
Belsam
Anu
Tae Republic
British Empire
Issi
Drew
Supreme Court
Jurist
New Haven Hospital
Bridgeport Telegram
Changsintien
Pelang
Britain
Special Drafting Commission
Ruseki
I Jy
Supreme Court of the United States
League of Nations
Court of International Juestice
Shell
Chiet
Supreme Court of the
Lloud-George
Great Beitsin
Louis Barthau
Ife
Hoe
M. Barthou
Barthou
Paris
Cme
Fromier Po'ncare
Versailles
Sista
Priey
Linyd-George
Poinv
Jaune
Kurzmann’s
Ston Lasbery and Finding Company
Musante
Sirs
Walker's Ate
Briatford Avenua
Nefield
Shine
Oldenhouse’ag
Lincoln Hardware Company
East Mary Street
Avenna
Sochovit
D. & M. Novelty
B. J. Ostrofair Company
Ip Ty
Heves
Sal
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