Trolleymen Elect Toohey Head of The Local Union
Ashu Toohey was chosen president of the Bridgenart trolleymen union at a last night meeting on Co Ss street. Hurley and Quighey won multiple posts, with votes cast by referal and unanimous choices for several offices as union members ratified the election results and prepared to send the ballot to the New Haven conference board.
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Ashu Toohey
Vids
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Robert Wits
Liv
Unig
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Hurley
Hts
Connnecticus Company
Gak Street
Bridgeport
Toohey
Joan M. Hurley
Johnson
James J. Quighey
W. R. Babson
Bernard Wianagan
Andnelas
Ton Cody
Tin
Robert Rola
James J. Quitt
Joint Conference Board
New Haven
John Tooley
John ‘MM. Hurley
Bernard Flanagan
Rupert Estott
Samuel Krol
Sreg Kyle
James Stiles
Sentinel
Louis I
Miler
Barnard Flanagan
John M. Hurley
Robert Flutott
Michael Hickey
John Manning
Joseph Wolpin
Charles Corbell
Tarea
Union
Sion
Tast
Harmeony
Ely
Ona Me
Harding Prepares Meeting Of Minds In Marion
President elect Harding returns to Marion to host a “meeting of minds” with leading statesmen and business executives. He plans early next week discussions on the League of Nations, government reorganization for efficiency, cabinet boosts, and a proposed tax program ahead of Congress’s session. He aims to shape his administration by gathering expert advice and setting concrete questions for conferees.
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Marion
Texas
Panam
Harding
Seomany
Namnon
Putinte
Hiim
League of Nationa
Kent
Tehan
Congress
Tee
Teashington
Bethany Church to Install Rev Maurice J Dunckler Tonight
Services mark Bethany Congregations recognition as they install Rev Maurice J Dunckler as pastor. The program features reception, scripture reading, sermons by Rev James F E Rees and Rev Richard Har old Clapp, prayers, words of counsel, and fellowship rites. Church officers include trustees and a Sunday School superintendent.
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Bethany Congregations
Maurice J. Dunckler
Wileister
Jesson
James FE. Rees
King’s Highway
Richard Harold Clapp
First Congregational Church
Orthamptony
William Horace Day
D.D
United Congregational ‘Church
Sherrod Soule
Hartford
Rerbert
Oliver Congrenatenal Church
Richert L. Swain
Nicholas Tesint
Jonas F. Jones
Albert
VL DeaMara Deaonna
Charles M. Fletcher
Joseph 5B
Banner
Mildren J. Nincelette
James AM. Anderson
Herunday Schoo
Walter de Darling
Tattoo Clue Aids Identity In Hartford Case
Police describe a murdered woman found in Hartford with tattoo marks including a butterfly on the left arm and Kewpia on the right. She wore cheap clothes, no purse, and had a wedding ring. Witnesses recall a possible Italian background and a plan to visit Bridgeport. A numbered band on her skirt read 478.
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Hartford
Phasie
Bridgeport
New Haven
Gartford
Furition Gtory
Barford
Frank
Park City and Bridgeport Bus Associations Merge
Bus associations from Park City and Bridgeport unite into a single Park City Bus Association at a ramss meeting 310 Fairfield avenue with 50 jitney owners present. Harry Frank elected president while twelve Bridgeport members disband, funds handed to the new body for welfare in a likely legislative battle this winter.
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Park City and
Bridgeport Bus Associations
Park City Bus Association
Ramss
Fairfield Avenue
Jitney
Bio
Harry Frank
Convesticui Company
Sesalon
Sesaion
Old Bridgeport Bus Owners Association
Meana
Old Pars City Association
Reaers
Disney
Joan B. Schwartz
Bridgeport Bay Association
Walnut Beach
Derby
Paradise Green
Lew Haven
Connecticut
General Assembly
East
Public Unifiies Commission
Connecticut Company
Trinity Wesleyan Break in All Athletics Rivalry Restored
Trinity College voted to sever and then renew athletic relations with Wesleyan University amid past disputes. The move followed heated student debate and a prior six year break, tied to disagreements after a football game against Middletown.
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Trinity-Wesleyan
Hartfort
Con
Des Trinity College
Wesleyan University
Trinity
Leo Volleges
Wisiexan Senate
Sugnataon
Middie
Wesleyvan
Belgian Fire At President's Tribune Reported
The Brussels assault involved a person firing shots toward the president's tribune in the chamber of deputies. Three shots were fired or possibly released in the direction of the tribune during a tense moment. Several people were wounded or bruised as guards and attendees moved to evacuate the chamber.
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Brussels
Chamber of Emibies
Poe
Imany
Lave Lees
Rev Merwin Dies At 84 Longtime Milford Resident
Rex Nathan Inbball Merwin aged 84 a life long Milford resident died after weeks of illness. He served as a minister for over four decades pastoring churches in Trumbull Pequonnock and Wind sore and led the Milford Methodist church for 22 years with public offices and school board service. A Yale graduate 1861 and theological seminary 1864 he was active in civic life and charter member of The Village Improvement Association. Survived by daughter Mrs Nathan Case funeral Friday at 2 30 p m at Harbor Terrace Pond Street with Rev F E Carlson conducting burial Milford Cemetery.
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Pequomerk
Windsorew
Merwin
Milford
Yale University
Theotorgical Seminary
Vilage Improvement Association
Natham M. Case
Britain Arraigned By Mrs M Swiney
Mrs M Swiney accused Britain of deliberate factional provocation and oppression in Ireland, asserting that Protestant and Catholic harmony would vanish with outside interference. She praised peaceful Irish aims and warned that if England leaves, Ireland will prosper with open ports and no war base.
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Imterferene
Cork
Dublin
Ireland
England
Irish Peace Hope Fades in Resource Clash Amid Repression
The text describes Irish resistance facing government coercion as arms and volunteers remain active in the north. It notes Loyalist support for independence and criticizes talks in Downing Street. It references Velera and negotiations in New York, with fear of a powerful gang influencing events.
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Posiligh
Careson
Ufepublcan
Ireland
Tie Valera
New York
Downing Street
Dg Velera
Tie Senubtic
Vioya-Grorge
Ie d
Mnarcet
Japan Recognizes New Mexican Government
Japan announced formal recognition of the new Mexican government according to a dispatch from Leopold Blanques, an official in Tokyo. The foreign ministry also stated Brazilia has recognized the government.
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Japan
Menico
Neehar
Diepatel
Leopolde Blanques
Clothing Workers Oppose TR Open Clothing Workes
Organization details describe a protest and speech by New York leaders against a policy labeled as open clothing work. The text notes a chairmanship and a national push to disrupt certain industry practices amid broader labor tension.
New Haven Candy Makers Cut Prices in Shakeup
New Haven based Tradex amish company reduces candy bar prices to five tents, aiming at post holiday clearance and increasing losses estimated at 75009 dollars in Vermont distribution. Industrywide response hints at a cheaper Alpine brand as a new unit takes over production and distribution to clear shelves in major stores and jobber networks.
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Wavenna
Hein
Gaia
Vannsetiont
Ndy
Pally Ot Alo Gs
Janar Ty
Tetegram Yeararchy
Yenny Tay Ag
Bradley Smith Renpane
Ory
Jeter Ang
Chia Seagen
Boston
Fie
Alpine
Weand
Sineil Denmilers Bustia
Showlace Ft
Claxa
Samaset
Sindevat
New York Drunks Must Tell Agents Where They Got It
The district attorney announced that drunkards in Kings Nassau and Suffolk counties will be reported to federal agents. Brooklyn police will supply daily names of arrests for drunkenness, to be summoned before the district attorney by subpoena. The effort aims to build cases against gangs violating federal liquor laws. Federal Judge Chatfield noted sentences for violations, including fines and short jail terms for a keeper and a seller.
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New York
New
York
Kings
Nassau
Suffolk
Oderal
Pedera Dietrict
Subporna
Ein
Dis
Floss
Seliig
Brooklyn
Special Police Squad Tackles Crime in Boston Streets
Boston officials, declaring aggressive offense as defense, form a 288-officer special squad in plain clothes to pursue holdup men. Veterans and younger officers patrol after dark, checking identities and targeting cash crimes amid a surge of minor incidents.
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Boston
Dec
Power Administration
Feta
Criciran
Sapt Crowley
Telda
4Th West
Trstruekond Inc
Pollo
Wilson Declines To Send Envoys
The article discusses the United States government considering disarmament plans and the nation’s stance on sending envoys to League of Nations deliberations. It notes President Wilson’s position given the U S nonmembership and the broader international context shaping participation. The piece cites debates over compliance with covenants and the execution of League provisions.
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Wien i
Ainvere
United States
League
League of Nations
Canadian Delegates Clash Over European Affairs at Assembly
A Canadian delegate caused a stir by remarking on European matters, prompting reactions from Haw Mad Rowell and Gen. Gabriele Hanotaux. Trowell withdrew to avoid offense as other leaders call for patience while seeking a compromise. Some delegates fear prolonging debates and consider leaving for home as discussions stretch toward next week.
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Row
Hurope
Trowell
My. Rowell
Mier
Ansiealis
Gabriele Hanotaux
France
Gaston de Cunha
Beni
Vibe Qnnervin
Spanish King Plans South American Spring Visit
Madrid reports King Alfonso I may visit South and Central America in late spring or early summer. Argentina is tipped as central to the voyage with Cuba possibly included and talks of a Central American republic on the itinerary.
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S$. America
Madrid
Alfonso I
South
Central America
Argentina
Cuba
Woman Re-Arrested After Forfeiting Bond
Mrs. Alice Hateman of 283 Kath Ash Avenue Achester forfeited a $50 bond after failing to appear in court on a petty charge linked to desecration at St Augustinus church. She collapsed at the scene and was removed to hospital. She faces trial today with police noting suspicious conduct and a reliance on providence.
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Alice Hateman
Kath
Ash Avenue
Acvester
Tazeenver
St. Augustinus Church
Herrman
Ang
Hare Min
Wan
George Warougshe
Nancy Gill Sentenced in Hartford Murder Case
Nancy Gill, 66, was jailed in Hartford on a murder charge connected to a Bridgeport case. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received a state prison term of ten years after the judge accepted the plea in a Camelo Darin operation case, with Assistant States Attorney Jennings and Noble Flores presenting for the defense.
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Nancy Gill
Hartford
Bamntfori
Mer
Bridge Wort
Titer Sraeiyin
Camelo Darin
Tiallan
Tug Grean
Lack of Teachers Causes Children To Lose Schooling
Warrington report cites 200000 to 400000 children deprived of schooling due to teacher shortages. US Education Commissioner says relief unlikely. estimates needed funds to hire thousands more teachers. Substandard instructors threaten overall quality. over half of 350000 potential teachers lack adequate preparation.
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Warrington
Dec
Claxton
Egmyiigsloner of Education
Aisane Nagi
Grenter
Obituary for Mrs Mary A Ray of Wilkes-Barre family
Mrs Mary A Ray wife of John G Ray died yesterday at the family home 407 Shelton Street after a long illness She had lived in the city eight years and was a member of the People s Presbyterian Church Surviving are her husband two daughters Mrs Rosena Williams of Wilkes-Barre Pa and Miss Fosie Ray five sons John G Artur Alfred Delbert C and Herbert Ray four brothers and two sisters Funeral services will be held at the home of her son Melcher G C Ray 404 Shelton Street Rev M H A Davenport pastor of the People s Presbyterian Church will officiate Burial will be in Wickes Burial Ground Pa
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AL Ray
Jonn G. Ray
Yose Terdar
Sheiton Street
People's Fresbyterian Church
Rosena Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Fosaie
Ray
John G
Artur
Alfred
Delbert C
Herbert Ray
Bosales
Melcher GC. Ray
Shelton Strect
MH. A. Davenport
People’s Presbyterian Church
Witkese Sarre
Cox Offers Aid To Harding In Quitting Senate
In an ill scanned dispatch from Marton Unin Dec 1 President Warren G Harding faced pressure as Governor Jamry Maax of Cinta sought to aid his resignation from the Senate. Harding indicated he thought it best to await developments while the political scene in Ameriqua shifted amid personal family concerns and ongoing races.
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Cox
Harding
Senate
Agrivad
Marton Taday Senvoy Harding
Wille
Royernor
Ameriqua
Tiquor Violator Held After Custody Probe
One man, identified as Gorezteld, was taken into custody by investigators at 114 Main Street after a liquor violation incident. He faced release on $200 bond as police continued the case.
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Hildone
Gorezteld
Bureau of Investigaion Delicemen
Main Street
Weather forecast mixture with scattered rain likely
The forecast covers Southern New England and Eastern New York with cloudy conditions Thursday and Friday. Expect warmer spells in parts of the east, strong northwest winds and possible gale conditions near Hatteras. Snow or rain possible in southern zones with temperatures steady for most regions east of the Mississippi.
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New Eaglanry
New York
Sapa Hatteras
Mruvincarawn
Wapsatten
Sandy Wook
Mississippi River
New Tarland
Middle Arnie
Heranmin
Dian
Lindemans Denver Danrterisnes Relea
Lindemans Denver Danrterisnes Relea Haiterng
Sartor
Akson Ville
Pty
Cindy
Loudys
Nerenad
Norfolk
Errineld
Pittsmureh
Portland
Miritea
Naire
Auiah
Ae Vieille Et
Ridge
Sun
Walter
Merle
Club Committees Discuss Amalgamation Of Two Rival Clubs
Glivehmenvaers, Algenwuil and Beastie clubs held a last night meeting chaired by Frank Miller to consider merging into one organization. Governors will review committee recommendations at upcoming sessions with both clubs aiming for a formal decision soon.
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Glivehmenvaers
Algenwuil
Beastie
Seaside
Alconquin
Frank Miller
Vie Seaside. Com Miliae
NB. Alling
Frank Mille Qas
Delat Hody
Searlda Club
Lane
Alponguin Club
Foley Tablets Endorsement From Mobile Advertisement
SLOWING UP IN WINTER Lack of outdoor exercise, and heavy meals in winter may slow the bowels. Foley Callartie Tablets cleanse the bowels without griping banish biliousness headaches bad breath and sweeten breath. Ammie LiPalmetto St Mobile Als recommend Foley Tablets. I’ve used them today for constipation.
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Foley Callartie Tab
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