Manufacturers Endorse Open Shop Policy in Connecticut Meeting
Connecticut Manufacturers Association held a triple session at the Hotel Taft with unanimous ballots approving reports and resolutions. They allocated 5000 for open shop campaign, criticized third party dispute solvers, and noted wage losses from strikes while reaffirming support for open shop and opposition to boycotts and blacklists.
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Association
Industelex
Labor
Industelat
Connecticut Manufacturerst Association
Taft ‘Eee
Treaacry
Czar of Moviedom Weighs In On Reid Recovery
Winfield Hays, head of the motion picture industry, visited Wallace Reid at the Hollywood sanitarium where he is recovering from a nervous breakdown. He expressed hope for Reid’s speedy recovery and spoke with Mrs Reid at the bedside.
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Loy Angeles
Cal
Hays
Wallace Fold
Hollywood Sanitaria
Reid
Hava
Beid
Heys
Five Greenwich policemen arrest alleged gunman
Five Greenwich officers cornered Domini co Tedesen aged 26 as he tried to escape through a second story window. Tedesen, alleged to have fired at Rye policeman George Olson on the Boston Post Road, was captured after entering a Midland avenue home. Olson was wounded, with a jaw hit and bullets grazing his hand. Tedesen faces Rye court action after residents alerted police.
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Greenwich
Midland Avenue
Dominico Tedesen
Atteroan
Sve
George Olson
Rye
N.Y
Tedesen
Grigg
Alidinnd
Aventy
Olson
Boston Post Road
Fort Chercer
Tedesco
Three Massachusetts Cities Elect Mayors
Boston dispatch reports Lowell Waltham and Beverly each elected new mayors and officials in the municipal vote. In Lowell John J. Donovan defeated Mayor George H Brown 12 874 to 11 a Beverly George M Whittems youngest Beverly mayor history beat James McPherson 4161 to 373, Har ry F Yeal reelected in Waltham fending off Patrick J O Brien by 13 1 to 1 788.
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Boston
Ehires Nassi
Shusetiy
Lowell
Waltham
Bevariy
John J. Donovan
Palicy Force
George H. Brown
Beverly
Ithe City
George MH. Whittems
James McPherson
Harry F. Yeal
Mmanaao Ae
Manyor
Teymer
Patrick J. Oban
Derby melodrama cast split to reformitory return
A four person party including two boys and two girls from Rockville and Alicea head to Cheshire for reform after a joyous escapade near Derby ends with a misadventure. The two boys face long journeys while the two girls remain in reformatory care as court action unfolds.
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Derby
Cheshire
Esa
Anedge Toh & Smith
The
Roc
Imperial Wizard Predicts Klan Will Mark Nation
Washington dispatch reports Imperial Wizard M W Fivens of the Ku Klux Klan says the regalia will not be dropped and vows the Klan will extend civic activities. He stresses sympathy with Klan principles while opposing certain regalia and denounces alleged criminal activity in Louisiana and other states.
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Washington
Allen
Kansas
M. W. Fivens
Dallas
Texaa
Imperial
Iky Klux Klan
Dr. Vats
Syoetins
Mir. Allen
Allen Gays
Alton
Kian Derast
Amexica
Evans
Ether Lovisiang
Polish Assembly Meets Today to Elect President
The Polish Assembly prepares to elect a president in the wake of Gabriel Narowets death. The electoral committee will include all 44 districts and 111 senators, with each having no direct vote. Written ballots only, no discussion allowed, as measures are taken to prevent untoward events.
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Wahsat
Toc
Associated Press
Ansemaly
Belfast Assassination Terrifies Inhabitants
A murder in Elpast on Sunday shocked residents. An armed stranger arrived at the Taras home and demanded to see the household, shooting Joyce Taras when he appeared as an accusation of carrying arms during the week.
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Marty Taras
Joyce
Age Paresta
Stork Delivers Baby During Fire Raging Through Home
A fire swept through a frame dwelling as a stork delivered a baby to Mrs. Peter Kra-Leski on the second floor. The attending physician tended the mother, who escaped with the infant despite severe injuries and the blaze.
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Stork
Baby
Peter Kra- Leski
Tleiters Rowe
Whiskey seized on barge near Sandy Hook incident
A barge loaded with 4090 dates of whiskey was cap tized near Sandy Hook by prohibition officials. The vessel, linked to rum smuggling from Nassau, was towed to Quikwuty where customs authorities began proceedings. Detained crew and cargo faced seizure as law enforcement pursued the case.
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Prohibition
Hat O Millon Deers
Sandy Hook
Charite
Iran
Subsidy Senators Plan Drastic Step to End Filibuster
In Washington a Senate debate on the ship subsidy bill persisted as Norris urged drastic measures to move the measure forward. Senators pressed to set aside delaying tactics, while some opponents signaled willingness to discuss the bill rather than defeat it, amid procedural maneuvers and votes slated for later.
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Washington
Uup
Senate
Norria Co-Operative
Zari Bloc
Norris
Jones
Cherga
Garry
Semborg Hollingen
Seth
Democraca
Bil
Hetlin
Alabama
Lamont Says Public Opposed 70 German Loan
Thomas W. Lamont of Morgan and Company told a New York dinner that American public opinion would not support a German loan at this time. He said bankers had informed the German ambassador a subscription was not possible now and urged a world opinion to settle economic difficulties with conciliation. The remarks followed discussions at the Council on Foreign Relations and reflected broader doubts about international loans and disarmament outcomes.
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New York
Ay Associated Press
Thomas W. Lamont
Morgan and Company
Council of Foreign Relations
Guason Big Company
Germany
Albert Thoms
International Labor Office
League of Naklony
Walker D. Mines
Railways
Mir. Lamont
N Patdon
Gmenssator
Ms. Latient
Benda
Ag Bankera
Europe
Thomas
France
Tiger, Due Home Today, Asks No Public Greeting
The Tiger is reported returning from the United States and will travel by automobile to the Parliament in Paris. Accompanied by Andre Mairdlew and four brothers, he will avoid public receptions and seek a private arrival and greeting.
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Washington
Klan-Kraft
United States
Delang
Congress of the
Tiger
Waval
Associated Press
Georges Clemenceau
Uoek
Andre “Mairdlew
Allert Tyamenvena
Magar
Tiavro
Christmas Trade Thriving in Local Merchants
Local merchants report a bustling Christmas season with strong steady sales and high demand for packages moving out of the city. Police note orderly crowds and heightened vigilance as big stores plan late openings Thursday through Saturday amid holiday safety and Prohibition enforcement support. Navy orders reference a holiday observance with seamen and ships.
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Navy Department
Navy
Fairfield Moves to Reduce Post Road Traffic Menace
Fairfield Improvement Association members met at Library Hall to push increased police supervision over motor vehicle traffic on Post Road and to work with local authorities. They authorized the Public Safety Committee to continue efforts, seek safe walk facilities, and adopt precautionary methods for boarding and alighting streetcars. A committee on Fire Protection and Traffic was to be named, and a police officer was proposed to be stationed temporarily at the King's Highway Bridge.
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Fairfield
Palrefield
Der
Stute
Secal
Elforty
Stele
Pairfields
Connectcul Company
Board of Selectmen
King's Hienway Bridge
Denver Bandits With $75,000 Loot Evade Capture
Denver authorities and federal agents hunted elusive bandits who yesterday shot and killed Charles Linton after robbing Federal Reserve guards of $200,000. A $10,000 local reward plus $6,000 federal reward drew detectives to a government district house, while a traced car left at the scene led police to a possible clue. Police tightened road checks into mountain passes as a 22-member squad probed the case.
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Denver
Charles Linton
Federal Reserve
Iansus Fly Federal Reserve Bank
Sithough
Denver Bandits
Fpolice
H. Fr. Williams
Wilmot Weds Estelle Pierce in Secret Greenwich Ceremony
In Greenwich, Clifford Wilmot of Connecticut avenue married Estelle Pierce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of Stemmbay Road. The private ceremony was performed by Fr. Cooney at St. Mary’s, amid familial divorce pasts and rumors of upcoming public notices.
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Wilmot
Estelle Pierce
Greenwich
Bee
Lia Veil
Xeerccy
Missisele Pierce
Pionce
Stemmbaay
Clifford Wilmot
Connecticut-ave- Aue
Pliny Cooney
Wie
Reetory
Bt. Ahury’ Regist
Catholic
Ehaven
Ehaven, ‘ . Wilmot
Mary Wimot
Smith Woouro
Gyecreoy
Fe Wis
Mra Wandcook
Wiliam 2
Smith
United
Pierce Tratety
Mercury Scene Reports From Odd Evening Sky
Weather notes describe erratic sky observations with mentions of the planet Mercury and surrounding stars. Reported low planetary readings and cloudy conditions influenced forecasts for today, with observers unsure about precise positions early morning.
Heavy truck passes over man’s legs in crash
A heavy truck rolled over a man’s legs yesterday near Brewneyging. The victim was freed by bystanders and transported to Uilwayort hospital for treatment. Liverpool paper accounts list unclear names and local street location.
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William Pracaile
Sugelin
Jain
Uilwayort Hospital
Rev A Alison noted minister dead at 72
Rev Alexander Anson D D longtime pastor of the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church died at Bridgeport hospital after a ten week illness of paralysis. He was born in Scotland June 2 1850 studied at St Andrews and McCormick Theological Seminary. Survived by wife Christina Horsburgh Alison two sons Alexander Allyson and John Alison and daughter Mrs Thomas. Services Thursday night at 844 Myrtle Avenue.
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D. D
The
Presbyterian Church
Cold Spring
Lexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Yeaterday
Bridgeport
Allson
Scotland
St. Andrew's University
Lurping
Mathera
Canada
Royal Bank of Scotland
McCormick's Theological Seminary
Chicago
Miinistry
Elgin
Polo, Ill
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Seattle
Washington
Alison
Pan-Presbyterian Councils
Synod of
New York City
W National Temperance Society
Lors's Day Allince
Putnant County
Frog Cross
New York
Red Cross
Deaides
Christina Horsburgh Alison
Tohn Alison
Hatyoxe
Alexander Allyson
Thomas
Orange
Myrtle Ave
Albert D. Gante
Wil
Russia bids for U S sympathy and strait issue
Tehitcherin pushes a concept of Beneficial Warships as part of a broader Allied proposal to guarantee freedom of the straits. Turkish fears of rapid air power and possible aggression threaten Constantinople and the war’s balance. Allied diplomats, led by British experts Keyes and other French colleagues, race to shape a secure plan before a possible rupture. Continued on Page Two.
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Lauganne
Presa
Constantinople
Daenge
United States
Turke
Keyes
Generainde
England
Ie Ardendea
Turkey
Auest
Milford Leader Merwin Dies After Illness at Home
Walter Merwin longtime Milford official and businessman dies at 79 Westiver Street home after a two day pneumonia illness. He served on the Milford Board of Assessors chaired local Republican activities and led church and civic groups. Funeral at Misses Merwin home with Rev Leslie Brigas officiating, Milford Cemetery burial.
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Milford
Walter
Merwin
Pond Fowé
Nea
Beeldes
Republican Party
Church
Ecclesiastical Society
Mitzi
Ford Chamber of Commerce
Onerata
Cateb Ant Maria
Sealdes Nia
J Clarence
Westport Fires Threaten City $200,000 Y Building
Westport faced a major blaze that menaced the $200,000 Y Building in the central district tonight. Firemen battled flames for nearly two hours, causing damage estimated in the hundreds while walls and plaster were breached. The fire, fed by stove heat, spread through partitions before being contained and water doused between walls. Construction on adjacent structures is noted with completion planned for March 7.
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Westporl
Rae
C. A
Stargad Mainteis
Ity
Idoclosie
Elva Chm Tenegan
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Manufacturers Association
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Charles RR. Dow
Associated Industries of
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Charles J. Brown
Tate Dinity School
Jol H. Goxe
Waterbury
R. ©. Buell
Hartford
C. B. Bilton
HW. B. Sargent
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