Hughes Cautions French Attitude Blocking U S Aid
Secretary of State Hughes told French Ambassador Jusserand that France's unbending stance blocks any American move to aid Europe in reparations talks. Harding sees reparations beyond the Versailles treaty commission, aligning with U S payability over treaty provisions. France and allies move to secure leverage as Ruhr action looms. Berlin admits inability to meet January 15 payment amid looming reparations overhauls. Conversations between British and American debt groups postponed to Monday after talks with Baldwin and Norman.
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Washington
Hughes
Jules Jusserand
France
United States
Europe
Arulne
State Department
White House
Harding
America
Ster Tary
M. Dusserand
Highes
George Harvey
Great Britain
Berlin
Associated Press
London
Belgium
Jan
Treasury
Mellon
Wadsworth, Cairman
Baldwin
Montague C. Norman
Bank of England
Social Service Conference Sets Program at St John s Church
The Conference 10 meeting under the Social Service Department of the Diocese of Connecticut will be held at St John s Episcopal Church on Friday January 14. Clergy will gather in the afternoon with speakers including Rev Charles TH Lani ep national secretary for social service Rev JT W Pym Cambridge House England Kent Hubbard president of the New England Manufacturer s Association and Miss Anne Vernon Rhode Island social service secretary. Sunday service at 10 39 will feature Rev Donald Brookman formerly dean at All Saints Albany. Alvin C writel will give an organ recital in the afternoon. Christine Boylston of the national council of the Church Mission of Help will direct the diocese work with headquarters at St John s Parish House Fairfield Avenue.
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Social Service Department
Diocese of
Conneticut
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charles TH. Laniep
Social Service
JT. W. Pym
Cambridge House
England
Kent Hubbard
New Eongland Manufacturer's Association
Anne Vernon
Rhode Island
Donald Brookman
St. Peter's Church
Morristown
N. J
Cathedral of All Saints
Albany
St. John’s Church
Alvin C. Writel
Christine Boylston
National Council of the Church Mission of Help
New York City
Episcopal Church
Connecticut
St. John’s
Fairfield Avenue
Hibernians Plan Installation of Officers Sunday
At Division No 3 Ancient Order of Albertians club rooms 161 Washington avenue a special meeting set Sunday at 2:30 pm to install officers newly elected. County and state officers invited. Installations include J Sullivans president Frank Brady vice president D O'Connor treasurer Jeremiah O'Sullivan financial secretary Timothy Lane recording secretary. The Hibernians Corporation will elect officers and a board of directors.
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Division No
Ancient
Order of Albertians
Washington Avenue
Y. J. Sullivans
Frank Brady
D. 3. O'Connor
Jeremiah O'Sullivan
Timothy Lane
Hibernians Corporation
Arrest of Stratford town manager over 1922 license plates
Stratford town manager R H Hunter and independent driver Anthony Fellows were arrested by state police officer Bernard Scully on a charge of using 1922 license plates. The incident has sparked a storm in the town and echoes the ash can controversy that led to recalls on the council. Hunter plans to plead guilty to the charge and face penalties, while a complainant’s identity remains protected.
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Stratford
R. H. Hunter
Anthony Fellows
Bernard Scully
Junior
Fellows
R It Ie
Frank Virelis
Hunter
Tots Hall
N. E. S Richest Man Leaves 50 Million in Will
George Warren Smith, claimed richest man in New England, dies and leaves an estate valued between 60 and 100 million. The will allocates nearly all to brother Benjamin F. Smith, with two small gifts to Cordelia Murray. Smith brothers grew fortunes in Colorado mining and in Omaha real estate and stockyards.
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Lockland
Maine
George Warren Smith
New England
Slater
Cordelia Murray
Benjamin F. Smith
Smith Brothers
Colorado
Omana
Nei
Lawyers Push Governor To Name More Connecticut Judges
The State Bar Association, at its annual session, urged increasing Superior court judges from 11 to 12 and backed a bill authorizing no par value stock by corporations. Judge Boardman urged appointing City court judges by the Governor, and officers were re elected.Dean Swan argued for five years college training for law study and praised higher education. Charles Lockwood urged stock with no par value and Connecticut adoption of the measure. The association admitted two new members, and a dinner highlighted talks by state and federal judges. A proposed state bureau of information would file criminal records for comparison with public defender reports to improve justice administration.
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The
State Bar Association
Genewa Assembly
Willian B.oardman
General Assembly
Judge Boardman
Lucius ¥. Robinson
Artford
James 5. Wheeler
New Haven
Bell
Thomas W. Swan
Yale Law School
American Bar’ Association
Dean Swan
New York
Charles 2. Lockwood
Stamford
New England
Connecticut
Th Association
John W. Banks
Alao
Criminal Court
Association
University Club
J. Weston Allen
Massachusetts
Allyn L. Brown
Norwich
Laurence BM. Cornwall
Bridgeport
George W. Wheeler
John IX. Beach
Howard J. Curtis
Lucien F. Burpee
John E. Wheeler
United States
Edwin
Bureau of Information
Brown
Superior Court
New Haven Engineer Daggett Dies at 78 in City Home
Clisworth Daggett, a renowned mining engineer from Salt Lake City and Yale graduate, died at his sister Miss Susan Daggett’s home in New Haven. He and his wife had moved to the area about a year ago to reside here, nearing his 78th year.
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New Haven
Jan
Clisworth Daggett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yale
Susan Dr. Daggett
Daggett
Sledding Accidents Prompt Statewide Alarm
Hartford reports four fatalities and 17 accidents involving children from sledding this winter in Connecticut. Commissioner Tolbins I. Broeckel calls the situation alarming and urges parents and drivers to take care. Officials suggest using public grounds for coasting to keep kids off streets.
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Hartford
Jan
Féport
Tolbins I. Broeckel
Steeckel
Arbuckle Fate Left To Public, Hays Says Final Word
New York Jan Will Hays, president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, issued his final word on Roscoe Arbuckle. After a long meeting on public relations, he urged a chance to "make good" after Arbuckle was acquitted of slaying Virginia Rappe. Hays warned against one man or industry judging Arbuckle and urged public judgment, noting the temporary scaffolding analogy in re modeling a great industry.
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New York
Jan
Will H. Hays
Molion Pure Taye Producers
Distributors of America, Inc
Roscoe
Patty) Arbuckle
Hays
Virginia Rape
San Francisco
Arbuckle
Winal
Take railroads out of politics claim by county official
New York January report quotes A J County, vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad system, arguing transportation policy is political and that the Interstate Commerce Commission is hamstrung by laws and pressure. He calls to divorce railroads from politics to prevent hobbling growth and to ensure adequate service and tenure for commissioners. He notes industries suffer from current transport inadequacies and criticizes rate cuts and restrictive laws.
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New York
Interstate Commerce
A. J. County
Pennsylvania, Railroad System
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
cMfee
King’s throne removed from Egyptian tomb
Lunga Egypt January 3 crowds witnessed the removal of a magnificent throne and foot stool from the tomb of Pharaoh Tut-Ankh-Amen. Archaeologists were astounded by the beauty of the ancient art masterpiece.
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Lunga
Egypt
Ttone
Paroah
Rail crafts lose bid to vacate federal injunction in Chicago
In Chicago on January 5 Judge James H Wilkerson denied a motion to dismiss the federal injunction linked to a July strike by 400,000 Federated Shop Crafts employees. The judge allowed a trial in open court, set for May 2, and preserved the right to a jury trial on the equity issue. The court sustained the government conspiracy case presented by Attorney General Harry M Daugherty, rejecting claims the injunction is void due to resumed work or lack of jurisdiction.
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Chicago
Ectaral
James H. Wilkerson
United States District Court
Federated Shop Tratts
Harry M. Daugherty
T He Shop Crafts
Donald Richberg
Federal District Court
Imagination as Master Of The Body Says Coue
The article extols auto suggestion and the imagination as the dominant force guiding the subconscious to control bodily actions and health. It argues willpower yields to imagined outcomes, warns against forcing effort, and cites anecdotes from Pascal and Pinaud to illustrate imagination shaping movement, pain, and emotion.
Firemen rescue child after mother burned in blaze
In New York on January 5 a four year old girl Agnes Maloney watched flames engulf her mother Mary Maloney as she ironed. Neighbors smothered the fire at the door. Firemen carried the frightened child to safety from a hiding place under the ironing board. The mother was taken to a hospital likely fatally burned.
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New York
Mary Maloney
Agnes
Mail aviator falls 10000 feet near Wanship
Pilot Henry G. Boonstra of the U S Aerial Mail service plunged about 10000 feet with his plane near Wanship Utah yesterday afternoon and escaped with only slight injuries officials announced today. He had a similar mishap weeks earlier and was not hurt. Boonstra hails from Lafayette Indiana.
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Salt Lake City
Henry G. Boonstra
Western Division
United States Aerial Mail Service
Wanship
Utah
Air Mata
Boonstra
Lafayette
Indiana
Arson and killings mark Rosewood riot chase for hunter
Armed posses of 200 to 300 white men hunted for Jessy Hunter, a escaped Black man, after a White girl assault sparked a riot in Rosewood Florida. Two white men and four Black people were killed, six more wounded as fires consumed the Black section. Sylvester Carrier and his mother were slain, and a nearby Black woman Lesty Gordon was killed during the blaze. A deputy search found Mingo Williams dead on a road twenty miles away. Local officials reported the violence quieted but the manhunt continued guided by Sheriff Elias Walker.
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Rosewood
Fla
Associated Press
Jessy Hunter
Aviat
Elias Walker
Hardee
Swoods
Wilkinson
Sumner
Henry Andrews
Cummer Lumber Company
Otter Creek
Lesty Gordon
Mingo Williams
Bastrop
Louisiana
Lake la Fourchi
Watt Daniels
T.J. Richards
Coco
Odum
Daniels
Richards
New Oleans
State Prison Board Urges Drastic Changes
Hartford January 5 The State Prison Board urged drastic changes including removal of all women prisoners from the state prison and closure of the Women’s Ward. Life prisoners should be eligible for parole after twenty five years, and the prison should expand the women’s quarters or transfer them to a separate institution. The report argues the penitentiary is not suitable for women and calls for reform to confine only county class women and extend space for recreation.
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State Farm
Templeton
Hartford
Jal
Connecticut
Bride Lake
Niantic
Life
Previe
Conference on Near East Affairs Reaching Climax
LANSANNE Jan. By Associated Press. Plainly affairs are approaching a climax as sub-commissions push for final agreements. The conference must wind up its labors though large issues remain unsettled. British and French spokesmen say reparations talks will not derail Lausanne proceedings.
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Lansanne
Associated Press
Patiz
Near East Peace Restored Urges Allied Accord
The British and French differ on reparations yet agree on restoring peace in the Near East. Both blocs press for stability, urging swift diplomatic steps to prevent escalation and secure a lasting settlement in the troubled region.
Block of Wood Hurls At Cellar Window Wounds Man
A block of wood hurled from an iron wagon at a curb on Lexington Avenue struck Max Levine of 49 Grand Street as he passed. He suffered a deep scalp wound and was moved by Devis of Emergency hospital staff to St Vincent's Hospital for observation as doctors monitor potential fracture and symptom development.
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Lexington Avenue
Max Levine
Grand Street
Devis
St. Vinecer's
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