Americans in Berlin See Germans' Courtesy Outsmart Silk Hats
Fifteen American farmer boys with milch cows toured Germany, returning to Berlin after sixteen days in major cities. Delegation members from Indiana Kansas and Texas were surprised when Germans greeted them warmly without formalities, offering seats to women and praising their politeness. A single incident in Bochum involved a disagreement over language, resolved quickly. Peter Andrea of Ebling Kansas summed up: there is too much misery and inequality in Germany.
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Bexlin
Germany
United States
Berlin
Indiana
Kansas
Texas
BE. Schmidt
Red
Crosa
Bochum
Amer
Icans
America
Kansan
Peter Andrea
Ebling
Court recesses until Mr Cummings recovers
In the criminal superior court Judge John P Kellogs ordered adjournment until Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff Frank Olmstead opened court and then adjourned. The State's Attorney Homer S. Cummings was ill at his Stamford home, delaying sessions yesterday and today. It is expected Cummings will attend in Bridgeport Tuesday when dates for important cases will be set.
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Criminal Superior Court
John P Kellogs
Frank Olmstead
Tlness
Homer S. Cummings
Stamford
Cummings
Bridgeport
Judge Keeler reserve ruling in mandamus case on Fitzgerald demotion
Judge John E. Keeler in the superior court reserved his decision after arguments on the motion to quash an alternative writ of mandamus. The case centers on reinstating Elmer Y. Fitzgerald as a fire lieutenant or showing cause why he should not be reinstated. The dispute arose from December 1920 demotions and the board’s failure to readopt a prior six month promotion rule. The ruling could set precedent for five similar cases against the Bridgeport fire board.
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John E. Keeler
Fire Commissioners of
Bridgeport
Elmer Y. Fitzzgerald
Thomas M. Cullinan
Fitzgerald
W. H. Comley, Jr
W. Parker Seeley
Fire Board
Fitzwerald
Seeley
Pitzgerald
Samuel Dawe
Michael Noonan
Wilson
Dawe
Noonan
John H. Cassidy
Z. H. Finnegan
Sir Horace Plunkett Denies Employers Mix in Irish Politics
Norman Iapgood reports from Washington on Sir Horace Plunkett who built Ireland’s cooperative movement. He condemns wartime reprisals against creameries, denies employer political interference, and criticizes Lloyd George, Carson, and their allies. He favors a dominion solution with industrially balanced Ulster.
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Horace Plunkett
Norman Iapgood
Washington
Ireland
Sir Horace Plunkett
Sir Horace
Pase
Lloyd-George
Edward Carson
Hamar Greenwood
Manchester Guardian
London Daily News
Westminster Gazette
Rush of March court filings breaks record in state
More than fifty new cases entered in the superior court yesterday, many divorces, following fifteen the day before. Names include Anm1 Wart Jackson of Greenwich and Hugh Willem Jackson of Pelham, with desertion cited. Other petitions from Stamford Norwalk and Bridgeport residents list desertion, cruelty, and varying spouses.
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Ig Ukely
Wart Jackson
Greenwich
Ugh Willem Jackson
Pelham
May P. Jackson
Stamford
Harry B. Jackson
Margaret Thompson Natale
Stam- Tard
Nicholas Natale
Stella J. Jarvis
Norwalk
Francia
G. A. Jarvis
Lena A. Singerwald
Richard Staterwald
Marion G. Horton
Fred B. Horton
Norway
Winona Treferey de Witt
Bramford
Glarence C. Dewit
Walter EB. R Barnarf
Laura Dugan Barmird
Parts Unknown
Emily & Murphy
Carl F. Murphy
Bridgeport
Organized Labor Warts Spokesman In New Cabinet
In a telegram to President elect Harding from San Antonio, Texas, organized labor urged him to appoint a labor leader as secretary of labor. The move backs James Duncan as the preferred candidate, with Quintus Masa of the American Federation of Labor backing the choice as a recognized representative of organized labor.
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Organized Labor
Washinavron
Orenalmed Jaber
Unon
Harding
Amnoine
Ahorn
Oreamed
Aml
Pia
Junor
James Dunran
Quintus Masa
The
American Eperation of Labor
Simple Dresses For Children At Bargain Prices
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