Ford denies loan move and predicts industrial boom
Special to The Telegram reports Henry Ford in a Dearborn interview denying seeking a 50 million loan, saying Ford is financing plant sites in small towns to spur industry and labor. He projects a near normal production rebound, notes workers returning after bonuses, and warns cities may vanish as industrial centers toward a future of powered machines and centralized energy.
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FORD
Wall Street
Dearborn
Detroit
Ford Tractor Works
Henry Ford
Ford Company
Becaus
United States
Legislators Hear Dr. A C Fones in Hartford Hearing
Hartford session reports multiple committees active as Dr A C Fones showcases dental hygiene work by Eastman Kodak and Boatman-Kotak at Rochester. Lawmakers consider a 250 000 appropriation to build a New Haven dental hygienist school and a plan to merge agricultural boards into a single department. Committees on Ash and game discuss hunting seasons and a tobacco agricultural experiment station seeking 30 000. Local hospital funding also noted.
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Hartford
Carl Merin
Bridgeport
Committee On
Man Kotiak Company
Roshester
A. G. Fones
Rochester
Eastman
Panorier
New Haven
Committee of Agriculture
East Granby
American Legion debates Bergdoll apology and league stance
The American Legion executive committee expressed regret over the U S apology to Germany for Bergdoll capture attempts and endorsed a congressional probe into his custody escape. Members from Oklahoma and other states pressed to oppose the Neo-Partisan League but resolutions were tabled. national commander Galbraith was upheld in guiding state leaders to refrain from acting against the league as an organization.
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Washington
Berlin
Grover C. Bergdoll
American Legion
Congress
Bergdolls
Legion
Oklahoma
League
Galbraith
F. W. Galbraith
Kansas
Nebraska
State Aid Checks Distributed Today At the City Hall
Bridgeport residents in need receive state aid payments on the city hall council chamber schedule. W Parker Seeley heads distribution for ex service men from Connecticut's quota. Checks total $2,500,080 funded by the legislature and administered by the American Legion. Single men get $8 weekly. married without children $12. married with children $15. Payments are alphabetized by last name with times ranging 10 to 3 pm. Dr F J Adams treats ex service men free weekly.
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Bridgeport
Air Service
W. Parker Seeley
American Legion
Derick
Council Chamber
City Hall
Connecticut
F. J. Adams
Ieti
Navy to Press On With Capital Ships for Navy 10
The Senate Naval Committee concludes stopping work on capital ship building for six months would be unwise after naval experts testified. Senator Poindexter to draft the report aligning with continued construction as Secretary Daniels and other officials testified. Sir Philip Gibbs told the House committee Britain would not seek a sea power race with the United States due to money and public opinion.
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Senate Naval Committee
House Committee
Philip Gibbs
Britain
Washington
Senate Taral Committee
Navy
Borah
Senate
Poindexter
Navy Coneral Board
Daniels
W.S. Sims
The
Naval College
Bradley A. Wiske
House Naval Committee
Great Britain
United States
England
Geddes Heads to U S With Disarmament Plan
British ambassador to the United States Sir Andriana Geddes sails to Washington with full powers to press a world conference on disarmament. Reports say he discussed the issue with the prime minister, marking it as a major topic.
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London
Feo
Andriana Geddes
United States
Washington
Jap Leader to Request Disarmament Conference
Osaka/AP report notes former Kenshi-Kei opposition leader Yukio Ozaki plans to submit to the Diet a resolution to curtail naval armament. He would seek Japan US Maryland talks and joint steps to limit fleets. Ozaki was expelled from the Kansai-Kai for pushing armament cuts and constitutional procedure in suffrage fights.
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Tokio
Yukio Ozaki
Kenshi-Keisi
Associated Press
Japan
United States
Maryland
M. Ozaki
Kansel-Kal
M. Owaki
Kensei-Kai
Armamenta
Alderman Moore Attacks Broad Street Extension at Meeting
In the Fifth district Republican meeting last evening Alderman Moore spoke against the proposed Broad Street extension. Other speakers included Elmer 4H Ravens William Lounsbury and Alderman David W. Price. Fliers were named for president sheriff John P. Malon vicepresident Stan Carter secretary Clarence I. Winton and treasurer Rey Tride.
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Armpy Willer Ci
Governor Lake Turns 50 at Office Dental Visit
Gov Lake marked his fiftieth birthday by visiting a dentist in the executive offices. He arrived early, cleared routine business, underwent a three hour dental procedure, then attended a Board of Control meeting. Two bouquets awaited him, from clerks and the Tartford Exiles war service group.
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Martford
Frerett J Lanke
Board of Control
Tartford
War Service
France
Ists. Cs
Hanging Date Slips Sheriff Mind in Prisoner Case
In Opelousas Louisiana an execution date forgotten by Governor Parker left Lonnie Eaton a Black prisoner convicted of murder in limbo. Attorney General and sheriff were asked for guidance as the scheduled hang on February 4 slipped the governor’s mind.
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Orchita
Parker
Lonnie Eaton
Grant
Divorced wife fights for part of Dr Steinberger estate
Irma Steinberger, long resident in Hungary and former wife of Dr Maurice Steinberger, seeks a $20 900 cash share from his estate left to siblings in Hungary. She petitions legislators to change the law on filing claims, with a hearing held before the Hartford judiciary committee.
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Irma Steinberger
Hungary
Maurice Steinberger
Pounsel
Benater EH
Harle Garlick
Robert G. DeTorest
Frank L. Wilder
Judiciary Committee of the General Assembly
Hartford
Steinberger
United States
Transshipment of Foreign Liquor Banned Through U S
Washington February 5 Acting Attorney General Nebeker says transshipment of intoxicating liquor through the United States is prohibited by the national prohibition act. Panama Canal and Panama Railroad shipments are expressly excepted by Congress. New customs regulations will be drafted to enforce the ruling with study due before finalization.
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Washington
United States
Nebeker
Treasury Department
Marine League
Panama Canal
Panama Railroad
Congress
Acte Ing
Vyner
Ax Wall
Trial Fight Over Nott Murder Case Outside Fairfield County
Counsel for Mrs Ethel H Nott may wage a fight to hold the murder trial outside Fairfield County amid publicity from Edward B Wade's sensational proceedings. Jury selection could exhaust local lists as CT officials from town selectmen to county commissioners sort candidates, with trial venue likely to be debated further.
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Ethel H. Nott
Fairfield County
Ethel MH. Nott
Wair- Sei
Fairtisid
Connecticut
Greeks and Turkish nationalists clash over Baghdad line
London Teb 5 The Associated Press reports 220000 troops engaged in a brutal battle as Greeks and Turkish nationalists fight for control of the Baghdad railway. Premier Lloyd George defended the coalition government in a Welsh National Liberal council speech, urging political unity amid a world in turmoil.
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Bagdad
Lloyd-George
Welsh
London
Premisr Llord- George
Welsh National Liberal Council
Colby Silent On Action On Report Of Java Agreement
Washington February eight. The state department had not indicated its course on the foreign relations committee request for a copy of the Morris Shidehara agreement. The document concerns rights of Japanese nationals in the United States and the Senate committee's inquiry, if not incompatible with public interest. The article notes the matter continues on page nineteen.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
State Department
Senate, Foreign Relations Committee
Roland
Morris
United States
Japan
Baron Shidehara
Senate
Male Women and Female Men Scorned by Zion Leader Voliva
Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion, denounces male women and female men in Zion City. He proclaims that women belong in the home and men head the house while warning against women in leadership, preaching, or adopting attire and roles he deems masculine.
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Voliva
Zion City
Zion Grey
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Congress
Tam
Zion Church
Lhouse
Fire damages Burritt Lumber building on Knowlton Street
A fire at Burritt Lumber, Knowlton Street, caused damage estimated between 31,500 and 2,100 dollars in building No. 4. The blaze started among Beaver boards from an unknown cause. Firemen were summoned when an employee struggled to control the flames.
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A. W. Hurritt Lumber Company
Knowlton Street
Widow of Theodore P Shants Loses Suit
The widow of Theodore P. Shants, head of the Interborough Rapid Transit Co, loses a $1,000,000 damage suit for alienation of affections against Mrs. Amanda Thomas. Supreme Court dismisses the case for lack of sufficient facts to warrant a trial. Thomas was the principal beneficiary named in Shonts’s will.
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Theodore P. Shants
Thomas
New ‘York
Fed
Milla DP. Shants
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Amanda Thomas
Supreme Court
Lyance
Brindell Sentenced Five to Ten Years in Sing Sing
Brindell the Building Trades Council president was convicted of extortion and sentenced by Justice Jol McAvoy to not less than five nor more than ten years at Sing Sing. He may appeal within ten days. Bailooning the sentence, he was taken to the Tombs for the holding period. The article notes possible reductions for good behavior and mentions special counsel Untermyer urging maximum penalty.
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New York
Robert 2. Brindell
Building Trades Council
Jol McAvoy
Knott
Wil Bs
Arundell
Samuel Untermyer
South African Elections Show Smuts in Lead
London February report on the South African election shows General Jan Christian Smuts leading with twenty three seats for his party. Labour has three seats, Nationalists two, and Independents one. A notable outcome is the defeat of Labor leader Frederick H Creswell by the Bouts sending date.
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London
Jan Christian Smuts
Laborites
Nationalists
Independents
Bouts Sendidate
Frederick H. Creswell
Has Hubby Arrested-Pawns Her Clothes to Defend Him
Washington tele phone girl Mrs W Angel had her husband jailed in Richmond for Mann Act alleged violation. She pawned her jewelry to hire counsel claiming he was manipulated by another woman. Reese says she eloped with Angel but the meeting in Richmond was by chance. Special agent Kemp investigates the theory.
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Washington
W. Angel
Richmond
Firther
Risa Beanie Reese
Dentine
Angel
Richmens
Kemp
Department of Tyatlce
Misa Reese
Police rule requires warrant to detain for liquor search
In Waterbury a Torrington Chinaman named Chin Chong faced a hearing as Commissioner D. W. Coleman ruled police must have a search warrant to hold up a pedestrian suspected of violating the Volstead act. Chong was discharged, but the three quarts of Chinese whiskey found at the railroad station were ordered destroyed.
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Waterbury
Fed
D. W. Coleman
Chin Chong
Torrington
Battles Rage as British Aid Feeds Greek Stand
Paris reports say Greek army fights to halt Turkish nationalist advances along the Baghdad line. British tanks and officers aid the Greeks, while Kemal's forces receive Lenin-sent battalions and troops from Wrangel's remnants. The outcome hinges on redefining control of the region as diplomats watch closely.
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Lloyd-George
Paris
Akay
Great Britadier
Musts
Kemal
Teader
Great Britain
Drd
Sia Sert
Bagdag
Keme
Lenine
Crimea
Offic
Wrangers
Mysterio
Constantinople
Tyrol
Gon
Aged Manufacturer Says He Was Hypnotized into Buying Stock
Captain Isage Church, a retired factory owner from East Norwalk, told the supernor court yesterday that he was hypnotized into purchasing American Tire Corporation stock via brokers Haven representing Durell, Gregory and company. Attorney Ben Slade pressed him on mental irresponsibility, while a spectating figure approached the witness in court.
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Isage Church
East Norwalk
Supernor
American Tire Corporation
Galeaman T
Durell, Gregory and Company
Haven
Ben Slade
Slade, Slade and Blane
New Haven
Chiweh
Slade
Suleaman
Church
Funave
Elks Relinquish Lease on Black Rock Yacht Club
Local Elks chapter will not renew its lease on the Black Rock Yacht Club property. The lease, held from Black Box Country Club since November 1 last year, was not renewed. An option on the property exists with Kiny Alexander McNab of Met company, who has not yet decided whether to exercise it.
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Elks
Black Rock
Thay
Black Box
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Cologne
de Faulhaber
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Building Trades
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Wrangel
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