Cabinet post for postmaster general name list grows
Washington reports busy search for a successor to Postmaster General Hays as Harding weighs eligibles Hubert Work for humanizing reforms leads a growing field. John Adams, Charles Dawes, and others circulate in discussions. final choice hinges on loyalty, influence, and party balance.
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Harding
Bays
Calty
Tis
Hubert Work
Colombo
Mays
Ehaiee
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Turcny Silets
Postoffice Department
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Repubic National Committee
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White House
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Charles G. Dawes
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Strong opposition to equal rights for women in the South
New York January report notes Anita IT, legislative chair of the National Women's Party, says members push for legislation granting women equal property owner rights and child custody laws. The piece highlights limited progress, with mentions of Bliss Polls and Charleston, plus fragmented words from travel notes and party activity.
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New York
Jan
Orana
Watsons
South
Anita IT
National Women's Party
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Charleston
Mieco Witresins Sravelki
Syrae
Ahmarseaa
The
Delp
Cabinet Chosen by Poincare Amid Crisis Averted
Paris Jan 13 Raymond Poincare named his new ministry after succeeding Briand and presented the cabinet to President Millerand. The roster includes Barthou as vice premier and war, interior, education, agriculture, colonies, and other posts filled by ministers such as Moginot, Le Lastourie, Berard, Charon, and Sarraut. Aimed for broad national union, the cabinet faces opposition and debate over policy and wartime responsibility.
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Paris
Associated Press
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Aristide Briand
France
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Premice
Tustre
Alsace-Lorraine
Louis Barthou
Andre Moginot
M. Raiberth
M. le Lastourie
BT. Mathourys
Leon Berard
M. Leo Trocauer
Henry Charon
Cockvlisty
Prass Hey
Polncate
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National Bloc
Broun
Chamber
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M. Doumergue
Senate
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A. Lafant
Briand
Washington
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Posta
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Parla
Tey
Poincare Peyronnet
Strauss and Chern
Naval Negotiations Near Completion in Shantung Talks
Washington dispatch reports confidence that Shantung talks progress may bring early settlement. Delegations anticipate rapid progress on German leasehold issues with Tokyo and Peking awaiting hourly instructions. Naval negotiations also moving toward approval of the article on Pacific fortifications as a plenary session is expected next week.
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Washington
Associated Press
Shantung
Goulion
Abeyariae
Shay
Tok
Ag Soo Ag
Conference Far Eastern Committee
Confaresco Stresl
Caning
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Mnal
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Pacific
Fire damages Great Northern and Pacific Grocery storehouse
A fire raged for hours at the Great Northern and Pacific Grocery company storehouse at 610 Main Street, damaging merchandise. The cause could not be determined at dawn, and extensive damage hindered early assessment.
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Main Street
Great Northern and Pacific Grocery Company
State Guard Called Out as Kentucky Feud Trial Begins
Manchester January 16 Armed with rites and two machine guns fifty state guards under Major James K Millen are called here for duty at the county court house where circuit court will convene for the trial of Steve Martin charged in the Wood Burge feud. Governor Mullin requests protection as Burge supporters plan to parade one hundred strong to influence the case and court guards prepare to keep peace.
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Manchester
James K. Millen
Saunty Court House
Steve Martin
Wood Burge i
Fadbwhn
J. Marrow Tb
Virgin Johnson
Saarch
Five New Smallpox Cases Fall in City Report
Connecticut Branch of medical league opposes compulsory vaccination as city health officer Dr. Wale Moon reports forty nine total smallpox cases with five new since Saturday. Vaccination continues in hospitals and by local physicians and schools prepare general inoculation if needed.
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Wale Am Moon
Aspitals
the Ely
William OR. Webster
Board of Education
Fansil
Board of Health
Conueciene Lranch of the Americas
Bridgeport Board of Health
Uni- States
Connectiqut
Uberty
Board of Herr
Board of Herr Suddenly Thnew the Majority of the Peome
Kridgeport
Vudo
Thomias Mulligan
Walter F. Hindley
State College students approve of conference action
Student delegates from Pennsylvania and other states adopt resolutions endorsing the Washington armament review and restraining conference aims. E F Overdorff heads the Penn State Student Government and will present the resolutions to President Harding in Washington on February 1. In New Haven Yale nominees and corporate matters are announced with Mason succeeding Smyty in a church service role.
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State College
Warahington
George Kint
New York
Tony Sloane
Yale
Porporacion
Mason
Sesman Smyty
New Haven
Pomar
Merell
Day 9 violent deaths reported in Edinburg crossing crash
A Pennsylvania passenger train struck a car at a crossing in Edinburg Indiana today, killing four occupants and seriously injuring one. The decedents include Mrs Aleinda Joslen 74 and her children Dorothy 2 Opal 22 Emil Jossen 10 and driver John Joslen 54.
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Edinburg
Ind
Jan
Pennsylvania
Aleinda Joslen
Dorothy Joslen
Opal Joslen
Emil Jossen
John Joslen
Connecticut Company to reduce trolley fares state wide
President Lucius S. Storrs announced a 16 percent cut in trolley fares across Connecticut with a token system at three for 25 cents, effective March 1. Cash fares stay at ten cents while tokens lower travel cost. project expects higher patronage despite wage and coal cost pressures. Public Utilities Commission officials foresee a gradual rollout with bridges and Norwalk already testing five cent city fares.
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Connecticut Company
Lucius S. Storrs
Cresiuent
Bop
Storrs
Ono Point
Tata
Bridgego
Norwalk
Connecticut
Traveycat Clasx
Comeplete
Bridgepore
Andy Walk
Peter
Wridgepore
Commissioners 70 Meet Tonight May Fill Nine Vacancies
An important meeting of the Hoard No Forco commissioners will be held tonight as headquarters. Official consent may be made on fia Renubienn Voters' League jetter arguing against police department expansion on the ground of economy. Tra ligerenants and three sergeants scheduled to be named. Despite retirements and dismissals, about a hundred applicants await the board's decision on whether these nine vacancies will be filled amid the Voters' League economic pressures.
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Voters’ League Economic Ples
Freight Cars Wreck After Wheel Came Off at Perebroke Viaduct
Eight freight cars were badly smashed when a wheel came off near Perebroke Street and Bas Washington Avenue at the Perebroke viaduct yesterday noon. The wreck halted traffic as crews from New Haven reset the cars and cleared the tracks, causing a temporary rerouting of the line while repairs were completed.
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Perebroke Strer and Bas
Washington Avenue
New Maven
Mme Sceng
Gentine Pho
Haly Nornml
Head of Dispatchers Opposes Conference Rail Talks
In Celeago on January 18 the conference among railroad labor leaders and the Assembly of Railway Workers, under Hoover, seeks mediation. J G Lukesen, president of the Ninerlcng Quilty dispatchers, says the interim plan to defer a fight to the federal courts risks power shifts and delays.
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Celeago
Wwecil- Avex Neder
Herbert Hoover
Coyremares
Tarmidd
J. G. Lukesen
Ninerlcng
Maine
Hibsalis
Piel Geteserit
Prospect
Tet Adalah Diyidl
World War Could Have Been Stopped Says Peace Expert
Professor Manley O Mudson told at United Church Forum that one of the greatest uses of the League of Nations is to gather international conferences. He argued the Paris conference showed the League can convene nations quickly, and noted several British leaders believed war might have been prevented if German representatives had been convened earlier.
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Manley O. Hudson
United Church Community Forum
League of Nations
Manley O. Mudson
Pron Hudson
International Law
Amietican Commmission Tro weZouiti
Pegge
Paris
Pelicy
League, of Nations
Flimerto
Conference of Nations
League of Nation
Hele Logerhor
Hudson
Te League
Bertin
Rogee
Meret Hudson
Irish Cabinet 10 Get Castle Today
Dublin January 1 The Mission House hosted a rattled cabinet meeting chaired by Arthur Griffith. A second gathering involved railway workers hastily summoned after last night’s events as the provisional government moved to assume the Carrigan ward for three months. Mick Collins was absent from the previous and current sessions. Griffith explained the holiday was the first the lad has had in four years and that he would return tomorrow. A rumor linked Collins holiday to a possible marriage, but confirmation was not available.
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Dublan
Miunsion
Dail
Arthinr Grifith
Tomoarrow
Mirek Collins
Grifith
Mick
All Ireland
Collins
Wilson Reaffirms Faith in League of Nations
Washington, Jan 16. Former President Wilson declared anew his confidence in the vitality of the League of Nations. An impromptu gathering at his home drew admirers two miles through slushy streets as he thanked supporters and warned opponents to "watch out for themselves." He urged that the United States senators and the nation must keep the League alive and on the right path.
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Washington
League of Nations
Wilson
S Street
Tian
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Wilaon
Tin
Wibsops Ceuieths
Sautuul Gunners
American Federation of Laban
Mr. Wilson
Iself
Investigation request sparks NY housing and monopoly charges
The Oral Electric Company seeks an investigation into alleged housing practices and a tungsten lamp monopoly. Charles W Appleton, counsel for Sankua Latermyar, urges the New York Attorney General to pursue action if laws are violated, proposing court proceedings after public letters and potential hearings.
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New York
Oral Filectric Company
Ia Council
Charles W
Appletonyite
Daugherty Saklaghj
Sankua Latermyar
Lockwsioe
Che :Co
Compar
Appleton
Drugherty
Selego
Statutorey General
Newton
Nth
Ehrses
Two Members of Alcohol Club Arrested for Drunkenness
Two members in good standing of the Denatured Alcohol Club were arrested late Saturday night on charges of drunkenness. They possessed a yellow bottle of manufactured alcohol producing a strong odor. The incident occurred along Water Street and White Smoke.
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