Roosevelt Urges Treaty Acceptance With League Covenant
Hyde Park August 9 Franklin D Roosevelt urged ratification of the peace treaty to include a League of Nations as crucial for real peace. He argued the League is practical, anti war, and that the United States must play a leading role at the table of nations. Domestic aims included extending education, tougher immigration laws, child and worker protections, and reform of government.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
League of Notonsy
Family of Nations
Springwood
Homer Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Notification Committee
Wnescs
Ers
Cox Comments on Address Of His Bunning Mate
Dayton report notes interest of Steveroor Cox in thermotification ceremonies connected to Hyankiin D Roosevelt. A statement issued by the Democratic presidential candidate comments on Roosevelt personality and arcs.
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Cox
Dayton
Steveroor Cox
Hyankiin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tennessee Legislature Delays Suffrage Ratification
The Tennessee Legislature adjourned after the governor's message urging surveys ratification, with no vote on ratification in the sessions. Republican speakers urged support while opponents remained silent, and leaders planned to bring the measure back in each house tomorrow. Former Governor Ben Hooper and Congressman Bill Faylor led the caucus talks.
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Washville
Tenn
Othe Beaste
House
Senate
Ben. W. Hooper
Alt Tayker
Republican Pomitee
Bill Faylor
Congress Trom
2Nd District
Sid
Tennessee suffrage pledge prompts party vote forecast
In Tennessee the National Women's Party anticipates more votes as four Republican members and another Democrat in the state legislature are pledged to back the suffrage amendment. If pledges hold, advocates expect a Senate majority and a mayoral result favoring suffrage. Critics warn a pledge is not a vote and campaign intensifies in the South.
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Stooge
Sena Mio
Tennessee
Bower
Senate
Tom
Coan
Alice
Paul
Miss Pen
Nominees Watch Ohio Primaries
Colualibus Ohio aug 9 Ohio primaries for US senator and Ohio governor seat to succeed Harding and Cox. Pivotal state with presidential vote shaped by ticket candidates. Also reports Persia abdication and republic formation per Central News dispatch.
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Colualibus
Ohio
United States
Warren G. Harding
Senate
James M. Cox
Paris
Shek
Persia
Constantinople
Htha de Paria
Business women favor trolley over bus service meeting
Fifty women attend a meeting to discuss transportation options choosing the trolley over the bus service, reflecting a preference shift among professional women in the area.
Hartford Auto Crash Kills Man. 3 Hurt At Beach
A Paige touring car crashed into a telegraph pole near Walnut Beach, Hartford, killing Samuel A. Linton and injuring three others including George W. Cover. Police investigated with medical examiner presence while occupants were treated. Cover jailed pending examination.
Bridgeport Bus Owners Plan Transfers at Two Cents
Bridgeport bus owners announce plans to issue transfers at two cents each for all city routes. The group, led by John G. Schwartz, says negotiations for 25 new Day-Elder buses will start after incorporation of the chartered body.
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Itney
John G. Sthawarx
Bridgeport Bus Owners’ Association
Schwartz
Jitmeurts
Busaes Flor Wee
New Haven Boy Struck by Street Car at Silver Beach
Eleven year old Maurice Rosen of 203 Chapel Street New Haven was struck by a street car while walking the East Broadway tracks at noon. He suffered a concussion and cuts and was taken to a summer home in Bridgeport for first aid before Dr. John W. Ives Milford assessed him as not seriously injured and he was to be returned home today. He was employed as a helper to a New Haven peddler on a Silver Beach route when orders were being delivered to summer residences.
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East Broadway
Silver Beach
Maurice Rosen
Chapel Street
Vie
Frank L. Cogill
Bridgeport
Jitlan Cogill
John W. Ives
Milford
Young Hosen
Cwax
Bridgeport Boy Killed By Train in Fairfield
Edward Malishka thirteen, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Malishka of Gregory street, was killed near Villa Park Fairfield while hurrying to avoid an eastbound express train. Funeral set for Wednesday at St Michael's Parish church with burial in St Michael's cemetery. he had been swimming with companions near Villa Park before the accident.
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Fairfield
Edward Malishka
Joseph Malishka
Gregory Street
Garlick
St. Michael's Parish
Sterling Street
St Michael's Cemetery
Malighika
Hartford Man's Auto Wrecked at Beach
Hartford resident Miles A Baasford 56 Buckingham Street Hartford lost control of his car while trying to pass another vehicle on Breediway Walnut Beach last night crashed into a tree and was cut by flying debris. He allegedly was under the influence of liquor and was arrested by Police Sergeant Henry Gallbonner. Bail was set at 40 for Milford Town Court appearance.
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Walnut Beach
Miles A. Baasford
Buckingham Streat Hartford
Bassford
Henry Gallbonner
Walcut Beach
Milford Town Cort
Bankruptcy suit against Ponzi starts in court
Bank Commissioner asserts Ponzi account at Hanover Trust Co. is overdrawn and that Ponzi is solvent despite claims. Petition by three noteholders totaling 750 seeks involuntary bankruptcy and alleges July transfers to creditors aimed at favoring some over others. Court issues subpoena for July 16 transfers as federal and state investigations expand.
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Hanover Trust Co
Boston
Charies Ponzi
International Postal Exchange
Joseph C. Ale Jen
Hanover Trust Company
Pangi
al- Jen
Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
Pon's
Charles Fleifman
Homan
Charles Cantwell
James Fernald
Harry Farrell
New Haven Lines to Receive 40 Large Locomotives
Forty of the largest type moxil locomotives will be delivered to the New Haven system by no later than August. The new engines aim to haul coal into the New England district, boosting capacity to prevent winter shortages. Deliveries will occur at Harlem River and Hone Wol Junction for use on divisions toward Bridgeport and Staybrook yards, with track strengthening and bridge braces added to support the heavier tonnage. Approximately 325 cars daily move coal through Bridgeport, and the New Haven road will accept 2,000 additional anthracite cars fortnight after the engines arrive. Operators urge dealers to place orders for coal now to ensure smooth delivery by boat and mill.
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New England
Harlem River
Honewol Junction
Central
England
Staybrook
Bridgeport
Mays Traok Gateway
New Haven Road
Mtv
Tidewater
Nine New Teachers Appointed to High School
The board of education announced nine new teachers for varied departments and an additional industrial department instructor at the old high school. Appointees begin duties in September, with yearly salaries listed for each: Buelak Mitchell Lubec Maine 800. Joan J McParland Bridgeport 1500. Whelan Mondovi Wis 2700. Clara J Gerdner Petersburg N C 1400. Dorothea Danvers Glenbrook Conn 1800. Emma Curtis Bruns-Rieck Me 1800. Dorothy Erskine Fochester Vt 1200. Caroling Barski Brunswick 1000. John B Carson Albany N Y Industrial 1500. Resignations accepted by the board included Dorothy Zin Latde.
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Buelak Mitchell
Lubec
Maine
Joan J. McParland
Bridgeport
Whelan
Mondovi
Wis
Gates
Diet
Polish Army Blocks Warsaw Front In En Trenched Fork
Paris reports August 9 that General Haller’s army holds a strongly entrenched position at the fork of the Narew and Bug rivers to block the advance on Warsaw. Russian and Polish fronts stretch along the Bug and Sereth rivers as Britain and France eye Dutch policy, while U.S. remains cautious on action. The Polish government urges a durable peace, but Soviet terms stall armistice plans.
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Fork
Napoleon
U. S
Paris
Associated Press
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Narew
Bug River
Red Staff
Miana
Middle Bug
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England
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London
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France
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Russia
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State Department
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Legation Mas de Poltts
League of Nations
Paland
League
Leacue Council
British Labor Heads Off War Threat Over Poland
London Aug. A labor conference warned the British government against a war between the Allied powers and Soviet Russia over Poland. It declared such a conflict an intolerable crime against humanity and said organized labor will be used to defeat it. The conference resolved to take necessary steps and urged labor groups to mobilize readers to instruct members to lay down their tools in London.
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Russia
Poland
Rusia
Archbishop Mannix Lands in England
Archibishop Mannix arrives in Liverpool aboard the Baltic amid cheers and protests. Naval orders bar him from landing in Liverpool Manchester or Glasgow, allowing travel elsewhere in Britain while restricting visits to the three cities. He proceeds to London by train after landing at Berzam es.
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Mannix
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Jander
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America
Sir Henry Wilson
Snd
Manchester
Glasgow
England
Scotland
Wales
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Berzames
Souhwestern
London
Red Cross workers flee Bolshevik advance to safety
Fifteen Red Cross workers from New York New Jersey and Connecticut now serving in war torn Poland are reported safe from advancing Bolsheviks according to word received from Red Cross headquarters in New York.
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Red Cross
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Poland
Red
Burglars Loot Lorraine Hotel Room
Burglars forced entry through an open first floor window at the Lorraine hotel last night and stole a war and a suitcase owned by Y. H. Wencoop of Sharon valued at about 100 dollars. The bags held clothing and personal effects. Thomas Stuks of 368 South Avenue reported burglary, saying a roll of money containing 150 dollars was taken on Water Street.
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Lorraine Hotel
Y. H. Wencoop
Sharon
Thomas Stuks
South Ave- Inne
Defective Bureau
Denver Strikers Vote To Return To Work
Denver Colo Aug 9 full resumption of street car service expected after a week old strike. Denver Tramway Company announces willingness to re employ the workers who walked out and halted service last week.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Tramway
Russians to Leave Lithuania in Three Separate Districts
Washington August 9 The evacuation of Lithuanian territory by Soviet forces will occur in three movements under an agreement reached by Lithuanian and Russian delegates. The plan calls for Netia to be evacuated by August and for areas north of the line from Lake Nerocx through Gurogaio to Pet reams to be cleared by September 1, with the remaining territory to follow.
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Vina
Nouth
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Gurogaio
Schole
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