Colonel Kramer, 2nd Infantry Commander Retired
Colonel Kramer, commander of the 2nd Infantry, is retired per a Jan report. The Adjutant General, George M. Cole, issued the retirement order indicating the official approval from the president. Details on the effective date and replacement were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Boston Building Trades Strike Protests Wage Demands
In Boston on January 20, building trades workers and contractors faced a wage dispute. About 18,000 men reportedly went out on strike or remained idle on site as talks failed. The Employers' Association refused wage increases of 1 to 6 cents an hour, and the Building Trades Council rejected the proposed agreement.
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Hillside Home Works Expands Men at Road Project
Superintendent Thornes directed 285 workers at Hillside Home with 385 on the roadbuilding contingent yesterday. Fifteen new hires joined, signaling rising daily demand for aid. Funds are running low, and officials may seek alternate sources to employ the unemployed city workers in need.
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Paris Inner Walls to Restore War Regions
Washington dispatch reports that Paris relics of old defenses are to guide reconstruction in war devastated areas of France. The Red Cross announces restoration plans, with model playgrounds in the Pagnolet quarter and use of salvaged building stone from the former fortifications.
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Jesse Burkett's Son to Go South with the Giants
New York National League club announces signing three recruits for spring training. among them is Harold J. Burkett, 1-year-old son of Jesse Burkett, the team trainer. other signees include Barcroft of Lynn Massachusetts and Robert W. Brody, a right fielder from New England.
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Six Divorce Cases Assigned for Today
Six divorce cases are assigned for hearing at the short calendar session of the Superior Court today. Names include George A. Clark v Mary Willis Clark and Minerva Rogers Smith v Charles Henry Smith among others.
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Former U S consul to Netherlands interned
Norwich Conn Jan 20 The event from a damaged notice describes a former United States consul to the Netherlands who was interned. It mentions his career as a naval officer in New York and an assistant at Rev Dr Newel Dwht Wilts Drymouth church in Brooklyn and notes age details of an involved person.
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Two Black individuals Indicted in First Degree Case
A grand jury indicted two Black defendants in a first degree case tied to a serious incident. A 24 year old woman and a man named Rich were charged after railroad detectives investigated. They confessed and named Richardson. Police say they have identified two other members of the incident group.
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Wife Kills Prowler in Defense at Home
A domestic incident ends with a wife fatally shooting a prowler who forced entry at their residence. The husband reportedly defended family space during the intruder’s attempt to enter, with authorities assessing the circumstances.
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New York University Alumni Meeting Announced
NYU alumni from New York will gather at Bridgeport on January 24 to organize a reunion. Archibald Lewis Hav ton head of Arts College, Vincant Liberts chairs the alumni committee, with FF Langlands as university secretary among speakers.
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