Von Tirpitz warns US on trust in English ties
Admiral von Tirpitz argues in an Associated Press dispatch that the United States must prepare for economic military and political hostility from Japan and Britain. He says US trade must be solidly protected and warns warships including battlecruisers submarines and aircraft may be needed as the country strengthens its navy. He contrasts US growth with European policy and urges readiness on the open seas rather than coast defenses.
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Yale Receives $100,600 Gift From Richard M Colgate
Yale University announced a gift of 100,008 dollars from the late Richard M Colgate to support instruction in a freshman year. The Yale corporation also congratulated Dean Charles F R Brown on ten years as head of the divinity school.
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New Haven
Yale University
Yale Corporation
Richard M. Colgate
Charles FR. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Jury Deadlock Delays Verdict in Second Degree Murder Case
In a seven hour jury session, jurors failed to reach a verdict on Tuager Wil-McCannox charged with second degree murder in the Har od case. The defendant remained in custody as the panel’s deadlock was reported with no clear resolution.
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Armed Mob hunts slayers of two school teachers
In Cleveland on February 17 a posse and detectives hunted two unknown attackers who murdered Louise Wolt and Mabel Foote, teachers at a township high school. A $500 reward was announced for evidence as authorities and locals search miles of lonely road, armed with revolvers and antique weapons.
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Leveland Police Department
Louise Wolt
Mabel Foote
Prumiente
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Parma Towrsden High School
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Panmu
Thei
Eons
Firefighters Hurt In Fairfield Ave Auto Shop Blaze
Two Detroit Cadillac Motor Car workshop workers were injured as a stubborn fire damaged the rear Fairfield Avenue shop. The blaze, which broke out after 7 pm, caused extensive damage to cars and equipment with unknown cause. Fire crews remained on site at dawn, treating injuries and battling flames.
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Detroit Cadillac Motor Car Company
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Texas House in Turmoil As Summers Attacks Blanton
Washington dispatch reports a stormy Texas House session marked by shouts and name calling. Representative Summers, recently out of a sick bed, attacked colleague Blanton amid allegations from a Texas newspaper clipping about a salary grab and treasury schemes.
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Summers
Texas
Blanton
Paula Penencad
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Tap Hones
Elsnton
Reid
Treasury
Thane
Ami
Doolan Demoted by Board Over Reporting Failure
A fire department member attached to Engine Company No 3 on Norma Street was demoted from Grade IA to Grade C by the commissioners after failing to report. He was warned that any future disciplinary relapse could lead to immediate dismissal from the department. (See Page Seventeen.)
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Gality
Alseice Teem du
Floseman
Hasan Doolin
Norma Street
Theap Imdissioners
Governor Lake Urges Shaving Profits to Prewar Levels
Governor Everett Lake speaks to Connecticut lumber dealers urging profits back to prewar levels and a full days work for fair pay. He frames prosperity as a broad effort across owners, wholesalers, retailers, and workers, calling for a buyer’s and worker’s strike back in balance and warning against resistance to the policy.
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Lake
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Triendzain
$180000 Added To the Fund for Needy Soldiers
The Legislature passed a resolution adding 180000 to the state aid fund for ex service men. The fund, now 2509000, supports former soldiers with interest distributed by the American Legion. Officials debated oversight and a library trustees election issue also surfaced.
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Hartford
Bradderd
Pruswich
American, Legion
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Conto
Frank
Butterwoerth
New Haven
Amar Legion
Wlenvier
Putbarworth
Pew
Judiciary
Inlfield Memorial Library Association
City aldermen salary bill sparks chamber opposition
Hartford debate on paying aldermen $900 a year warns of a bad precedent for all non salaried boards. Chamber spokesman David S. Day argues work volume does not justify pay and that office should remain a civic duty. Caldwell and others contend time demands justify compensation, noting meetings often run past midnight. Continuous on page two.
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Cities and Boroughs
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Price
Arthur Brown
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Robinson
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Defers Hearing On City Manager Plan for Month
The Bridgeport city manager plan of government awaits consideration as the Cities and Powers Committee will not hear the amendment before about a month. Senator Arthur Trowers of Manchester chairs the committee and said the panel has not reached a decision on the $900 a year alderman salary. Senator Bowers noted other Bridgeport bills will be heard first and the city manager plan will be taken up separately after the rest of the measures.
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Manchester
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Caruso's Will to Live Cited as Best Aid in Battle With Death
Washington reports doctors say Caruso's will to live aids his fight against death with only slight improvement. The article also covers Norman Hapgood describing Democratic leaders delaying action on gun issues, deeming George White as chairman and denying a bid to replace him.
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Taden
George White
White
Thomas B. Love
Robert W. Woolley
Lowden Declines Cabinet Post in Harding Victory
President elect Harding confirms Lowden will not join his cabinet due to personal affairs. Kentucky Republican P. T. Hert emerges as a top possibility for secretary of state or navy, aiming to satisfy southern representation. Marry M. Daugherty and Andrew Mellon are also discussed as cabinet candidates as Harding weighs the next administration.
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St. Augustine
Daugherty
Andrew W. Mellon
Pittsburgh
Treasury
Gaugherty
Mellon
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Augustine
Hamilidag
Alleged Maser Held On 100 Dollar Bond
A man named Joseph Hanley of Iranistan Avenue was arrested for an alleged attempt to assault a woman. Bonds were set at 100 dollars for his appearance in city court. Arthur Hernnes of Main Street and Leslie Hovidy were also detained on related charges.
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John Strech
Hicqukintande
Joseph Hanley
Iranistan Avenue
Hantey
Brash
Arthur Herngnes
Main Street
N. J
Typhus Suspects Sought On Trains In New York
A new typhus scare arises as health inspectors flag an Adriatic steerage passenger and dozens of immigrants from Ellis Island. Officials detained 23 aboard a Boston train then at Grand Central for vermin checks. Health Commissioner Copeland blasts Atlantic port inspections as disgracefully ineffective and pledges action to curb disease entering New York.
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Grand Central Station
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Manhattan Island
Ellis Island
Copeland
Atlantic
New York
Philadelphia
Europe
American
Board of Health
First Deficiency Bill Totals 275 918 000 in Savings
Washington reports the first deficiency bill totals 275 918 000, with Senate and House actions adding 74 983 000 over the House proposal. Senate amendments include 65 073 000 for railroad administration mail transports, 450 000 extra for enforcing prohibition, bringing that function to 1 450 000, and 1 900 000 for deficiencies in railroad mail service this year.
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Washington
House
Senate
Railroad Administration of Mail Transportation
Caruso Hopes Dim Past to Recovery in Sunny Italy
World famous tenor Burico Caruso remained conscious and cheerful amid a severe heart attack after pleurisy. Doctors report improving signs as oxygen therapy and five physicians monitor his condition. Royalty and crowds send hopes, while his secretary notes potential danger remains.
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Caruso
Europe
White House
Lance
Italy
Ambassador Ricci
Harding Proves He Can Be Boss If He Is Inclined
Washington dispatch notes Harding can lead if he has the resolve and temperament. The piece critiques Congressional leadership and Senate delays, arguing leadership is innate and not gained by seniority. It compares Lodge’s position with rising personalities and hints at partisan dynamics shaping the Republican majority.
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