Cities Ask P O P Pay Raises Out by Ordinance Committee
United effort to fight raise by municipal representatives seeks a joint fare hearing and asks the Public Utilities Commission to pay for a traffic study. Hearing in New Haven was deferred after a conference led by Assistant City Attorney Henry Greenstein of Bridgeport to press for a single statewide hearing on the proposed rate increase.
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Public Utilities Commission
Cenfer
Telegram
New Haven
Troney
Henry Greenstein
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Compasson
Wednesas
Kiang
Air Creenstein
Ounsel
Rayirg
Tresivertl
Greenstein
Hairan Richari Uiggins
Cshaminien
Eeliout
PSM Weg
Thomas Cunningham
Sinclair Spends Heavily in Lease Deals in Oil Scandal
A Senate committee probes large sums linked to the Sinclair lease matter. Subpoenas issued to Chaise National Bank figures in Washington. officials ordered to testify next Thursday with bank remittances. Investigators seek if wage salaries flowed to Sinclair amid talks with Secretary Fall.
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Sir Tak
Washington
Benate
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New York
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Directa
Mio
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Merc
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Eilemer Herd
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Tleveland
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Senate
Allee Pomprene
Silage Strawn
Wwhite House
Capitol
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Terre
Leon
Aswer
Commumantee
United States
Ummond
Simplicity Will Mark Ex-President's Burial
Across Washington a simple funeral for Woodrow Wilson is planned with quiet religious rites. The decision by Mrs Wilson to forgo elaborate honors reflects a desire for restraint as the nation marks the former president's passing and the closing year of his era.
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Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Dea
Diploma mill probe links doctors to forged payments
A St Louis inquiry reveals checks totaling $1,150 and $300 from a alleged diploma mill connected to Dr Ralph B. White and Dr George Sutcliffe, with payments routed through lenders and a Connecticut medical society. Brundidge exposes the network as he traces licenses and fake firms used to shield quack activity.
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White
Alcorn
Fairfield County
Haricord
Roterl
Adcox
St Louis
Mac Ulearin
Ralph B. White
von Canaan
Selectir
Tuat National
Adcot
St Tours
Adeca
Shidy Li
George M Sutcllf
Unionville
Criming Superior Court
Albert Hocy
Colorado
Creditors Press National Grain Co in Bankrupt Ring
Court hearings reveal National Grain Co at center of a bankruptcy dispute as creditors seek access to books. Judge Keogh threatens to eject noisy lawyers while a trustee refuses a probe, with multiple named firms and individuals tied to the receivership and alleged claims.
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Creditors’ Counsel
National Grain Co
Keogh
tTrustee
Evyae
Geran
Poercien
Aix
Ounia
Atlant Sealord Company
Lntoa
Catrina Casa
Levermore Wins Bok Award for World Peace Plan
Carles Herbert Levermore of New York, a student of international relations and former college professor, won the Edward W Bok Prize offering 100000 for the best plan to preserve world peace. The plan favors American cooperation with a modified League of Nations and adherence to the World Court, with jurists to codify international law.
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Philadupner
Asociated Press
Carles Herbert Levermore
New York
Internation
Liettion
Edward W Bok
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Philadelphia Foum
John Wo
Leyermor
Pheck
Bill
Glen
David Wo Bol
Mi Toh
Florida
League of Nations
United States
Mmemore
World Court
Hushea
Thruga
America
Peace Tohn Vo
Davis Fatinet
More Bus Lines and City Council Vote on Hearings
Alderman Brown urges council to renew plea for a public hearing on establishing two bus lines from Ash Creek to Bark Place and South Main to Connecticut Avenue. The proposal, criticized as old and likely repealed, calls for restoring routes with support from local drivers. The public transportation commission has not approved the Ash Creek and North Main proposals, and the council weighs resubmitting the plan.
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Aldermin RooArthur Brown
Mnecr
Ash Creek
South Wain Street
Plug
Bark Place
Aldminian Brown Jathines
M adoo backers confer in secret in New York City
Secret conference in New York brought together William McAdoo supporters led by Daniel Roper and Milan Flint Miller to discuss campaign strategy after Woodrow Wilson’s funeral. Roper returned to Washington with intent to coordinate with Moe Alea amid uncertain prospects for the campaign.
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M'Adoo
New York City
Cuadera
Willam McAdoy
al Nunichition
We MrAdon
Woodrow Watson
Amung Theae
Daniel Roper
Washngton
Genealy
Meadows
Lsvad
Flint Miller
New York
Roper
Washington
Mobil
Moe Alea
Common Council Approves Increases Despite Contested Revisions
The Common Council approved several salary increases and tax actions amid committee reports. City officials boosted auditor aides, the city engineer staff, and a weights and measures post, while rescinding prior tax abatements and directing tax collection. The vote followed input from the administration, auditors Bernd Keating, and the Ordinance committee, with noted resistance from caucus members.
Slain Girl Case: Bloody Towels Found in Yard
Detectives uncovered towels and a jar of stains under a ground four feet deep at the home of the Thompson family in Bricksboro. Grand jury prepared to hear evidence as the elder Wickson testifies about his son’s possible guilt.
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Phompson Diesen
Bricksboro
Janit Bridgeton
Loma
Thomas
Uigh
Ld Greandfather
Duiuna
Lure
Thompson Alokes
Wickson
Grand Jury
Dokson
Imprisoned by Mad Brother Dies of Hunger
Miss Mary Mooney of West Nottingham township Chester County died from starvation and gangrene after being confined for seven days in a room by a brother who had suddenly lost his mind. The scene unfolded with burns on the arm and a grim discovery after the isolation.
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Mary Mooney
Nottingham
Chester County
Police Lacking Workable Clue After Priest Ambush on Main Street
Crowds on Main Street witness a fatal shooting of Rev Father Hubert Dahme near High Street. The unidentified slayer fled. police launched broad manhunt with patrols and road checks, while witnesses scattered amid the chaos and misdirected alarms.
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St. Josseph’s Church
Main Street
Hubert Dahme
St Josephs R C Church
Madison Avenue
High Street
Fathe
Dahime
Ruth
Hin
Pola
Lutherwiley
Sureuiling
Erie
Puhcemen
Newark City Boosts Advertising Plan For All Products
The Newark chamber proposes a broad city advertising campaign to promote local products and industry. A publicity scheme would incur about 7 900 dollars in expense with aims to attract factories, shipping, and distribution, citing a 3 percent surplus for the city and urging adoption by the chamber committee to enhance trade.
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Newark
Iseif Amd Ag
Furmmerce
Vsrddge
Tioeet
Priert
Piancia
Toote
New Lasey City
Ol Newak
Tus
Yeu Ie
Tar ¢ Industries
Gulf of Vextes
West
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Acter &Cording
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Himtee
Tooperades
Taotho
Jus Adams Rainuer
Valtet Fort Let
Ofan Peat Vain
Seapsen
Ludlum Named Guardian for Hawley Children in Will
Mrs Ludlum is named guardian of Hawley children amid the will of Samuel Moo Hawley, late of Gridgiport Savings Pink. The Tate sister Mrs Ludlum acts as guardian for four children, the ablest being one identified as Mrs Ludlum. Nathaniel bank and other named guardians appear in the document.
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Laaer
Samuel Moo Hawley
Messenger Vanishes With $100,000 Loot
Police said a messenger disappeared with cash believed stolen, as authorities traced the missing funds and potential accomplices. Investigators noted securities valued at about $100,000 and followed leads tied to the suspect’s movements after a series of steps taken weeks earlier.
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