Bridgeport Philosophical Society Abandons Tolstoy Talk Series
The Bridgeport Philosophical Society canceled its Tolstoy and the Meaning of Life lecture as police restrictions spurred a ban on Nearing’s speech. A government edict and local backlash prompted a resolution condemning the move and suspending further public activities for the season.
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Army seeks recruits from among immigrant youths
Army recruitment drive targets young men arriving as immigrants. Soldiers and officers describe opportunities, training, and benefits as part of a nationwide effort to enlist a diverse pool of new volunteers amid wartime needs.
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Governor Swann Orders Grand Jury Probe of Hylan Hearst Links
New York February 18. Governor Swann states the extraordinary grand jury investigates alleged attempts to oust Mayor Hylan and to “get” William Randolph Hearst. He says Attorney General Newton should appoint Alfred J. Hoek as special counsel to pursue the charges, amid claims of “overshadowing crime” and finance misstatements involving Interborough and Morgan. He notes the jury aimed to probe falsities in the Interborough finance statement and to aid actions against the Mayor and district attorney with judge approval.
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Rats of Industry Spark Private Detective Scandals
A 1920s exposé alleges 5000 New York private detective agencies recruit strikebreakers from underworld groups to disrupt labor, profit from unrest, and pry into home life. It accuses unions and reformers of complicity in betraying workers amid growing employer powered disputes.
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Hoover Receives Medal of Honor in New York Ceremony
Alvares Nailed as a fiery diplomat, Hoover accepts the Medal of Honor from Charles Evans Hughes in New York. He credits American cooperation for relief work in Europe and warns against selfishness and partisanship threatening the nation’s sense of duty to the greatest number.
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Pomerene Withdraws From 1920 Democratic Race
Senator Pomerene of Ohio withdraws from the Democratic presidential nomination contest. He cites pressure from Senate duties on important legislation and the risk of a solid Ohio delegation at San Francisco as reasons for stepping aside. He argues the state primaries law would likely defeat his candidacy.
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City Board Sees Efficiency in Purchasing Garbage Plant
Health board members Dr. Frank W. Stevens William L. Zepp Dr J Henry Callahan and Dr Walter H Brown told Telegram reporters last night a new disposal plant may be purchased to centralize waste handling. They argue city takeover could lower costs raise efficiency and improve service compared with private operators. Charles Fisher favors sale based on appraised value and knowledge of the machinery.
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Hoover League Formed at Harvard University
Ambidge Mass Harvard University formed the Hoover League organized today by students and faculty to promote Herbert Hoover for president. Corvin MasLeish was elected president and Charles W. Bhor, grandson of the president emeritus, was elected secretary. Confessor I. W. Tauasig addressed the meeting.
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Million to Enforce Liquor Prohibition Bill Passed
The Senate on the deficiency appropriation bill today recommended by the appropriation committee writes in funding for enforcement of the liquor prohibition law. The measure includes 1,900,008 dollars for this purpose as part of the second deficiency appropriation bill.
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Women Stand by Action Opposing Military Trains
Dated minutes report a women’s movement denouncing oppression and supporting free speech and free press at a session. A resolution opposing universal military training was debated, defeated on reconsideration, with backing for League of Nations adoption and suffrage efforts. Names of organizers and officials are listed. education and teacher pay were discussed. a telegram to Washington urged ratification efforts.
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Teacher Run Down by Jitney in Street Collision
A teacher was struck by a jitney near West Avenue at night, sustaining injuries described as potentially fatal. She was hospitalized at St. Vincent Hospital after exam showed brain injury signs. driver reported the accident but no complaint was filed.
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Move to Define Presidential Emergency Powers debated
In Waseington February a proposal circulated to empower the president during emergencies. A constitutional amendment would allow the Supreme Court to determine executive actions when Congress delegates authority. The plan, introduced by Representative Toss of Olvin, envisions a special session to authorize presidential exit from standard procedures.
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Wild Elephants Seek Revenge on Hunter Who Killed
A garbled report discusses elephants seeking retaliation after a hunter killed members of a herd. It mentions government reactions and a possible predator alert, with cited fear and miraculous escapes claimed by observers. The fragmented text cites Africa and authorities planning measures.
Rail bill faces wage dispute delay before Sept 10 vote
Report outlines congressional division over proposed railway wage adjustments amid anticipated passage of new legislation. Leaders warn concessions may be needed, while unions insist on raises. administration and railroad employers press for compromises to avoid service disruption. The piece cites ongoing talks and potential rider provisions affecting carriers and workers.
World Pressure Over Wilson Note Stirring British Papers
London press debate continues over President Wilson's note and Allied replies. The Times and Daily Mail discuss the diplomacy, public need for truth, and fears of a rift with Britain. Critics warn against government secrecy risking American friendship.
Petition for Edwards Filed in Nebraska
A partial voluntary petition to place Gov. Edwards of New Jersey on the April 20 Democratic presidential preference ballot was filed with the Nebraska Secretary of State. The petition lacked required signatures and will be held for additional signatures. Edwards' name will be submitted to voters if sufficient signatures are gathered.
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Rebels Take Vladivostok as Revolution Sweeps In
Rebels gain swift control of Vladivostok after entry, marching through city streets with soldiers, officers, and crowds celebrating. Reports describe rapid advance on governor general Poznaty’s headquarters, resistance brief then collapse, amid mixed international observations from Japanese and American observers.
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Adriatic settlement moves toward renewed negotiation
President Wilson's note to the Allied supreme council on the Adriatic question unsettled by war news. The council's reply, withheld at the state department, was said to be conciliatory in London reports. The issue potentially shifts away from the ultimatum framework without US party status to the agreement.
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Conspiracy Case Trial Details And Legal Personnel
Fragmented report outlines a conspiracy case labeled 10 go 10 involving four hawyers and charges against Andrew Nichols and others. Mentions attorneys A Te Motaney, RB, Riel Spates, Gravitation Avonnes Shernon, Frankie J. Tunon, and Seon Badesch with references to telegraph wires and alleged fraud linked to visits and electric hogter within a city context.
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$20 000 Suit for Breach of Contract Filed
A $20,000 suit for breach of contract is filed by the Report Fetal Company of Zafast against radjura to deliver according to contract. The complaint alleges total failure to deliver metal and names an American Mot company with an office in Dimigen. It questions the defendant's incorporation under Pennsylvania law or another state.
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Night Patrols Sweep North Dublin Preys on Pedestrians
Military night search in Lublin North Dublin trials says four arrested after a raid on the bank. The city authorities focus on security as soldiers patrol the streets and confront residents about the raid and the reasons for the operation.
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Lettish government to open peace talks with Soviet Russia
The Lettish government decided to view peace negotiations with Soviet Russia in conjunction with the other bordering states, signaling a move toward formal discussions amid wartime pressure and regional diplomacy.
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Allies Refute Wilson on Adriatic Pact Clash
A Sa Nacioli correspondent analyzes Allied replies to President Wilson's Adriatic note, noting 4 020 words of argument refuting his points. The piece contrasts the North American vision with Allied compromise, citing the London Pact and accusing secret treaties of violating small nations' rights under the fourteen points.
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Treaty Fight Fails to Materialize in Senate
The Senate adjourned without any speaker or action on a peace treaty as leaders reported no readiness to push ratification. Debate may resume tomorrow but compromise talks appear paused, with other business likely to delay any decision for some time.
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