Delaney Wins Middleweight Title At Casino In Bridgeport
Jack Delaney defeated Louis Bogash by a wide margin over 15 rounds to claim the New Land middleweight crown at the Casino. The crowd packed the arena, officials overseeing the match, with Delaney dominating Bogash in height and reach and breaking the famous Bogash crouch.
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Ladeee-E-E-Eres
John Chapdelaine
Jack Delaney
Chapdelaine
Delaney
Louis Bogash
Gnantiantar
Boulou Spore
New Land
Stow
Jimecl
Sikits
Reteren McAuffffe
Bopash
Bogash
Vaiant
Louis
Thia
Bridgeport
Boston
Providence
New York
New Haven
Richard Howell
Kid Freemouia
Education Board Seeks Bond for Washington Ave School Annex
The Board of Education moved to petition the Board of Aldermen to authorize bonds to acquire and convert a large Washington avenue property for a high school. The plan uses the Wheeler estate site formerly a Star Shirt factory, now held by Columbia Graphophone for records, with division into 42 classrooms and workshops for about 4,200 pupils. The cost would be half of building a new school, with quick remodeling possible, and the location deemed desirable. District officials debated candidate buildings and staffing, while a separate bid for site use faced criticism. Superintendent Slawon and others attended events and study trips, including a Chicago conference and detours to Detroit, to review modern school systems.
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Washington Avenue
Gordes ‘Ul Street
Board of Education
Board of Aldermen
Waslinston Avenues
Wheeler Esate
Star Shirt
Columbia i Graphophone Company
Ofice
Carestaker
Gipply
Thomas McGoverney
Xeare
Challenger
Jharge School
Nanes
East End
Huntington and
Beardsley
Hogan
Challenter
Govern
Wilson
Whittier
Ke Everett
Cortright
Shiwaon
Chicago
Iron Red
Muren
Detroit
Teschester
Hintoy Leh
Slaw
Soldier killed in battle with eagle in Chile
Associated Press reports a Chilean Andes incident where a soldier shot a giant eagle, believed it dead, only for the bird to attack. In the struggle the eagle's claws tore the soldier's arm, a bullet then struck the man, killing him while also injuring a comrade who fell into the snow.
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Bantiago
Chile
Associated Press
Andes
Nin Wade
Esalr
Bonus Deadlock Shapes Harding Bond Debate
Washington reports Republican leaders awaiting President Harding’s decision on funding veterans' bonuses. Talks center on using five year government bonds or a sales tax as the main revenue path, with opposition in the party to direct taxation and concerns about agricultural backlash if a sales tax is adopted.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harding
Veterans' Compensation
Tha
Treasury
Congress
Chabmai McCumvber
Senate Finance Committee
Mor Sumber
Smoot
Longworth
Copley
Obregon Reportedly Improving After Pneumonia Claim
Mexico City reports indicate President Obregon is improving from pneumonia after rumors of a dangerous relapse. An official inquiry in Chapultepec area confirmed his condition, with plans to resume duties at the National Palace today, though public confidence remains cautious.
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Mexico City
Brankaout
Capital
Tnt
Obregon
Phenmenia
Chanultepad Casita
Congress lauded by Rep Beedy of Maine in New Haven
The speech at the New Haven Lincoln abber by the Young Men's Republican club featured Rep Beedy of Maine praising congressional actions and criticizing opposition. He claimed Congress advanced numerous bills with strong public support, highlighting a substantial number passed or proposed amid debate.
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Congress
Rep
Beedy
Maine
New Haven
Waly
Tyach
Maines
Anual
Lincoln Aber
Congeers
He Seluty Hayenty
Hela
Daior Picers
Vonatrnetlys Fosgiaintien
Swindling Admission Triggers Three Arrests
A reported admission of swindling led to three arrests after a raid on Tessie Harrine’s offices. Raymond Biseho allegedly borrowed funds from investors totaling about 1,000,000 dollars on promissory notes, with Harrington at large and Rita named in the financial scheme involving Lithuanian investors.
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Raymond d- Biseho
Pedoral Covn
Tessie Harrine
Bot Harrington
Qinlicw
Haviston v.Rita
Rieir
Obenchain Jury to Visit Murder Cabin in Los Angeles
The Obenchain jury will travel to the murder cabin near Los Angeles to inspect the scene where a dramatic case involving a graduate from Northwaste University and a prominent local figure is linked to a fatal incident. A court date is set for February as investigators pursue details of the alleged affair and its deadly outcome.
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Los Angeles
Madalynne Qhinehain
Northwasteem University
Belton
Beverlan
Argus
Uncle Joe Canyon to retire from Congress after 40 years
Washington Feb 15 veteran congressman Joseph G Canyon of the 18th District announced he will not seek reelection after a 40 year career. At nearly 86 he has long called Washington home and planned to end his public service at the close of his current term March 4, 19. He was described as a longtime leader and symbol of experience in the House, with colleagues moved to tears at his retirement on the floor.
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Washington
American Congress
Joseph _ G» Canyon
Siipiy Dietrich
Vali
Cannon
Joe
Representative Walsh
Massachusetts
Sir Wals
Uncle Joe
Fantion
Tater
Toots
Congress
Danville
Tles
Qrst
Stratford CouncilDismisses Town Manager Hunter Amid Stormy Session
Stratford Town Council voted 6 to 3 to remove Town Manager R. H. Hunter for inefficiency. Charges included alleged improper fire department purchases and coal orders, with Hunter denying any wrongdoing and accusing critics of attacking his tenure.
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Stratford
Hunter
Thunderbolt
Ohaigag
Council
Evan. Vefiman
Tia Tre Depttment
Svainiie
Tie
Feady
Phoye Yoord
Timaeli
Couneil
Harding to appoint Pan American delegate
Washington reports President Harding will appoint a delegate to the Pan American Conference of Women in Baltimore from April 20 to 29. The choice was not announced, and official word noted the appointment would follow approval by the secretary of state. The article also mentions local town matters and council votes on a resignation.
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Harding
Washington
United States
Baltimore
Richards Edwards
Indiaga
Dearue
Worl
Giatr
Dollar Day delivers early bargains citywide
Today marks the semi annual Dollar Day event arranged by the Telegram and The Post in cooperation with the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce. Merchants are offering deep cash discounts and urging shoppers to come early for best picks.
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Telegram
POS
Retail Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
Police Seek Man and Wife in Taylor’s Murder
In Los Angeles on February 13 authorities pursued a man and his wife believed to be middlemen in film director William D Taylor’s murder. Dozens of suspects are being watched as DA Woolwine probes possible drug ring links and jealousy within a love triangle. A fashionably dressed couple and a suspected actor were questioned, while a housekeeper for a wealthy family also faced inquiry. Woolwine’s movements remain secret, sparking speculation of key testimony connected to the narcotics case and alleged ties to the film colony.
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Los Angeles
Taylor
Woolwine
Woolfying
Wooly Fe
F Woolwine
Lis
Charles Jones
Ben Smith
Hie
Bean
Addless
Shevlt
Dewar
Hee
Harding approves appropriation for soldier hospitals
President Harding signed the measure authorizing 15 million dollars for new hospitals and hospital improvements for veterans. The act reallocates oversight to the Veterans Bureau and Treasury supervising architects, with 3000000 to enlarge Mount Alto Hospital and other construction funding.
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Harding
Washington, Feb
Hhe Shill Wulherlate
Mount Atta Nospit Washington
Veteransy Bureau
Treasury Department
7000 New Flu Cases Reported in Vienna
Vienna reports seven thousand new influenza cases in recent weeks prompting closures of all private and public schools as the disease spreads.
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Vienna
British troops poised as riots erupt in Belfast border
London reports say Irish tensions worsen after Ulster border raids as Churchill warns of civil war risk. Belfast sees sniper fire, bombs, curfew and mounting casualties, with police and troops patrolling in armored cars amid ongoing rioting and a disputed government stance.
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London
Ulster
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Clones
Evening Standard
Ireland
Sinn
Horts
Will James Craim Wiater
Sant Ten
Satlaboey
Assoty Giated Press
Eibeahte
Royal Avenue
Eara
Wi Street
Bellwax
James Craig
Dublin
Michael Calling
Miessag
American Association For Thecognition
Associationy
Collins
New Haven Road Seeks Large Government Loan
The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a government loan of 41,524,009 dollars to pay maturing loans in Europe due April and to fund road improvements and new equipment. It offered stocks and bonds as security with estimated value exceeding the requested liability.
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Washington
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
T Ite
Une
Europe
Fkehass
Ags
New Haven
of &T
Six Days Adrift in Boat on Atlantic Ocean
British seaman John Brickner has drifted six days in a lifeboat after a February storm split his vessel from the ship Gaffney. Captain Walter Beckwith steered attempts to recover him as the lifeboat tumbled, waves swept away a youth, and rescuers radioed for ships to aid. Brickner clung to food and water and remained hopeful of rescue as the Gaffney pressed toward port.
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Sraman
Atlantic Ocean
New Tori
Atlantic
New York
John Brickner
Ana Meek
Walter Beckwith
iQeaffney
Beckwith
Brickner
Gricknoe
Mossega
Itebast
Bricknor
Cayiwmin
New Submarine S-49 Excels in Speed Test
The Submarine S-49 tested by a Navy Department board reached a maximum speed of 14.3 knots when let out for the first time, with an estimated 16.5 land miles per hour. Officials praised the performance as above specifications and highest for Styne boats. Lieutenant F Zemke led the survey team and noted a full day run ahead with a planned hour test on Wednesday.
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Navy Department Board of Inspection and Survey
Survey Board
F. Zemke
Light Keeper Rescue After Adrift On Sound
Guilford, Feb 3 Leonard Mainesworth assistant light keeper at Faulkner's Island and his father Were Tescheg drifted for hours on Long Island Sound in a motor boat with a disabled engine. They were spotted by Captain Harry Griswoklant and Captain Loula Jacobs who led a rescue craft to tow them to Guilford. Both men, exhausted, were brought aboard and later reported safe at their Stratford home doorstep.
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Guilford
Leonard Mainesworth
Faulkner's Island
Tescheg
Longs Island
Hainesworth
Gant
Harry ¥. Griswoklant
Loula Jacobs
Hiorth
Ines
Jerror
Zormey
Stratford
Fire department hunts for store owner after Saturday blaze
Officials probe a clothing store fire at 1300 Math Street, seeking the owner Sigmund Hirshberg amid extended inquiries. Fire chief Johnsen said efforts intensify today to contact him as investigators review surveillance and witness statements.
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Math Street
Sigmund Hirshberg
Minosh
Miblig
Hay
Anieliff Johnsen
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