Buckland warns New England railroads must stay within
Buckland, president of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad, told the Merchants' Club in Boston that surrender of control would sever a birthright and urged New England to work out its own salvation. He said locomotives should be reduced to about 200 in repair, cars out of repair dropped, and overall improvements pursued within six months, noting the road’s finances are sound and current obligations paid.
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Buston
Tor New Bug
New England
E .G. Buckland
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Merchants’ Club
New Eingland
New Haven Road
Nan Hiugen
Plsnger
New Haven “Road
Newayen
Re-S Ipeir
New Haven
MORE MONEY NEEDED FOR VETERANS' BURIALS
Hartfort Connecticut news notes that civil war veterans are dying rapidly, prompting State Board of Finance chair John Wadhams to request an additional 15 039 for military burials. He told a legislative committee that a 50 000 appropriation from two years ago was inadequate.
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Hartfort
Dan
Connecticut
General Assembly
John W. Wadhaims
State Board of Finance
Legislative Committee On Appropriations
Wadhams
Water tank overflow blocks Main Street crossing
Water overflowing from the horse bank on Main Street at Madison Avenue froze on the pavement, making walks hazardous and posing a menace to autos. Police have referred the reports to the Department of Public Works for action.
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Main Street
Madison Avenue
Office
Department of Public Works
Building permits issued by commissioners totaling 9260 dollars
The Building Commissioners granted two permits last night totaling 9260 dollars. One permit covers a two room frame house on Kossuth Street for G. M. Coughlin and the other for a cottage at 162 Wilmot Avenue for Mrs. DeGrachin.
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Kossuth Street
G. M. Coughlin
Wilmot Avenue
D eGrachin
Harmony Lodge Opens In New Quarters
Harmony Lodge No. 11 T. B. Bell held its first meeting in the new headquarters located in the Business and Professional Women's club building Liberty last night. Charter members and past presidents of the lodge attended with Abraham Lodge No. 11 as special guests. Committees for the year were named for entertainment membership house upkeep publicity sick and APOEO.
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oHarmony Lodge
T. G. B. Bell
Mheadquarters
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Liberty
Jodge
Abraham Lodge
Jhouse
Uy-Low
APOE
Coue to Speak at New Haven During Tour
Jan 28 New York Coue opens a brief lecture tour under manager Jef Leo Kevedick. He speaks at the Knickerbocker Theatre twice Sunday and Monday afternoon and at the Brooklyn Academy of Music Monday night before proceeding to Benton New Haven Pittsburgh Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Toledo Detroit Chicago Buffalo Rochester says.
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NEW Your
Sf Sundary, Coue
Jef Leo Kevedick
iWnickerbocker Theatre
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Stour
Benton
New Trayen
Pittsburgh
Cheinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Petra
Chicago
Buffalo
Mtochestye
Diplomat's Butler Named Vendor of Wet Goods
Washington police disclosed affidavits tying John L. Lynch to a larger liquor operation. Lynch, arrested in a raid, allegedly received orders by telephone and had deliveries arranged via a diplomat’s butler and an official, with nights-long removal of liquor and many prominent customers listed in ledgers.
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Wasilingtox
Washington
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Treasury
Capustnicite
John L. Lynch
Sanch
Legation
Washington notes on exports, Harding, and constitutional reform
The 1922 value of meats dairy grain and grain products exports fell short of 1921 totals. President Harding, recovering from grip, remained in office on medical advice to rest. The Green resolution to amend the constitution to halt tax-exempt securities passed the House. Senate committee backed Milo D Campbell for the Federal Reserve board. The Interstate Commerce Commission adjourned its railroad consolidation hearing after executives shared views. Capper and Fairfield proposed constitutional amendments legalizing federal marriage and divorce laws.
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Commerce Department
Hardings
House
Milo D. Campbell
Michiga
Federal Reserve Board
Senate Banking Committee
Interstate Commerce Commission
West
Railroadq
Capper
Kansas
Sairfield
Indiana
Ruhr Strike Grows as 60000 Walk Off in Ruhr
The Ruhr strike widens with about 60,000 workers defying orders and facing expulsion rather than jail. French authorities, with British support, expel Count Von Roedern from Cologne while coal tax collection and forest seizures proceed slowly in Rhineland. Train service dips but coal output rises, and labor bureaus press farmers to join a broader strike amid wartime occupation tensions.
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Count von Roedern
Cologne
von Roedern
Rhineland
Mayence
Herr Wvenell
Reich
Wiesbaden
Othes
Third Reich
Welsbaden I
Miderich
Oberhausen
Ruhr
Muenster
Meunster
Hib
State to Seek Indictments in Morehouse Parish Case
The state plans to ask the grand jury for murder indictments against Captain Skipwith and other leading klansmen after today’s evidence in the Morehouse Parish inquiry into the black hooded terror. Attorney General Coop said the team will review the material in New Orleans and Baton Rouge before returning to Bastrop to present the case within two weeks. The captain predicted arrest tomorrow and called the proceedings Trumped Up as the inquiry nears closure.
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Cyclops
Coop
Skipwith
Morehouse Parish
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Bastrop
Tto
Widow Mae Nolan elected to fill late husband’s seat in California
Mae Nolan widow of Congressman John I. Nolan won a San Francisco special election to fill the Fifth California district vacancy. She led challenger Supervisor Fiddin G. Bath by about one thousand votes, securing the unexpired term and next full term.
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San Gprancisco
Dan
Mae Nolan
John I. Nolan
Congress
California
Singer Accused of Fraud Is Released in New York
An undated notice reports singer Asishity Dowani Montgomery released on $10,000 bail after charges of using the mails to defraud investors in the Community Finance corporation. The company had operations linked to Philadelphia Baltimore and Wilmington areas.
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NIW
York
Dowani Montgomery, Si
Coimmunity Finance Corporation
Philadelphia
Daltimore
Wilmington
Del
Patti
Reszka
DILLONS APPOINTED CORPORATION COUNCIL
SMELTON Jan 2 1921 well known lawyer of Bridgeport appointed corporation counsel for this town by Mayor Thaurd announced today. Mr Dillon is known as a Republican while Mayor Thaurd is at Demarest.
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Smelton
Fein Bilox
Bridgeport
Hh. N. Thaurd
Dillon
Ifrepublican
Mayer Phon
Demaurral
Measles Cases Rise in Fairfield City
Fairfield health officer reports a rise in measles with 35 new cases in the last week. The town ranks third in the state for measles activity as new cases are tallied and announced by officials.
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Fairfield
Jen
Boole Ldo
Chest Fund Nears Half Way Mark In City Drive
Reports from the Merchants division show fourteen per cent of goal. Donations totaled 839.50 from the Merchants division and 543.25 from the Marine corps with 2167 kept as 100 percent. Various firms and individuals contributed including a $40 gift from Catholic Daughters of America. Day’s totals list numerous captains and large gifts by Howland and others.
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Mercantile Division
Marine Corps
Public Service Division
Mints & Company
Neuhoff’s
George W. Pairchild & Sons
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
MacCathron Boiler Jworks
Catholic Daughters of America
Nav
Bankers Back Green Tax Bill Boosting Open Market
Bridgeport official notes tax free securities lure large sums of money away from taxable bonds. The proposal would force tax free issues to compete with high grade industrial bonds in open markets, lowering prices and expanding funding for industrial development nationwide.
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Robert D. Goddard
Bridgeport Trust Company
Criles
Danbury seeks power to issue new bonds
Danbury seeks permission to refund bonds totaling 50 000 dollars to retire Boeyuur city bonds payable next year. Representative George W Andrews of Danbury introduced the measure in the upper house. The act would limit interest to not more than 4 1/2 percent and set terms not exceeding 30 years. An amendment to section 36 of the city charter would let the common council extend jurisdiction to fines up to 30 feet from the street.
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Wai
Danbury
George Wa. Andrews
Common Council
City of
30 Tech
Andrews
Folly to Answer Crimes, Jewish Chairman Says
New York January 35 The fiftieth annual convention of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations gathered about 2000 delegates rabbis and laymen Louis Marshall chairman welcomed the delegates and urged more Judaism as a remedy to anti Jewish sentiment He warned against challenging those seeking notoriety by maligning Jews and called for quiet good American citizenship and loyalty to the synagogue.
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New York
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Louis Marshall
Devon School Fair Opens In Milford As Plans Complete
Milford January 23 All plans are set for a three day Devon Parent Teachers association fair and sale in the new school addition opening tomorrow afternoon Exhibits of art will be shown Wednesday and Thursday night with homemade foods for sale to raise funds for furnishing the addition The Alpha Male Chorus of New Haven will present a minstrel show February 6 in the town hall under the Milford Court Order of Amaranth The cast includes 16 members and vaudeville star Go Get Em Rogers The Milford Chorus members include Frank W Graham A Burwell Woods Burwell and Hildreth Burwell Mrs Clinton W Bliss heads the committee Mrs Leslie Briggs and Mrs A Lar Edgerton supervise the Junior Department Adventurous plans were announced for a European tour by Miss Athaia Munson The health of Mrs A H Chamberlain of Devon is improving after a gas stove incident at Devon Grammar School Christopher Lalley underwent a second operation at Milford Hospital and is improving He was recently named to the Board of Relief succeeding Rep Hubert L Blatt
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Milford
Devon
Alpha Male Chorus
New Haven
Town Hall
Milford Court
Order of Amaranth
Lefory
Em Rogers
Alpha Chorus
Frank W. Graham
A. Burwell
Woods Burwell
Hildreth Burwell
Clinton W.bliss
Leslie Briggs
Alar Edgerton
Thest Church
Athaia Munson
Friends
Christopher Lalley
Milford Hospital
Lalley
Board of Relief
Hubert L. Blatt
Two Held in Default of $500 Bonds Here
Mrs Mary Del Vachio aged 16 and Tuigi Camorre aged 36 were arrested at Highland Avenue home last night. Both charged with misconduct and held in default of $500 bonds. Del Vachio, mother of two girls, already convicted of a statutory offense against a seven year old girl and sent to state prison for up to 36 years.
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I Wethersfield
Mary del Vachio
Highland Avenue
Tuigi Camorre
Honda
del Vachio
Jin
Runaway Danbury Girls Found in New York
Danbury girls Marion Aldeany sixteen and Lyrel Baker fourteen were held in New York yesterday after running away from home last fall. They had been found previously in Bridgeport and returned, then disappeared again and were missing until now.
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Danbury
Marion Aldheany
Lyrel Baker
New York
Bridgeport
May Mean War Says Lord Curzon In Lausanne Talks
American delegates draft a possible Turkey United States treaty amid Lausanne conference, seeking amity and commerce, with aims to resume official relations and codify commercial policy. Debate extends to open door policy, foreign guarantees, and capitulation terminology to avoid Turkish resentment.
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United States
Mgr. Child
Lord Curzon
Am. P
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Ambassador Child
Marriage Bill Filed in Senate Seeks Stricter Restrictions
The proposed bill adds grounds for divorce and curbs on marriage including two week waiting, affidavits of health, postable license records, and mandatory witnesses. It bans marriages between feeble minded, epileptic or diseased individuals, interracial unions, and near relatives. Girl consent at 16, boy at 18. minors may marry with judge approval.
Tarrytown Student Wins DeForest Prize
Tarrrytown N V student Matthiessen wins the DeForest public speaking prize of 100 dollars for seniors at Yale. The event supports disabled veterans and their families, with a February 28 program at Quiles Hall Bridgeport. Funds come from the Disabled Veterans Association and local sponsors.
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Tarrytown
Ciance
Lions Club Luncheon Not Scheduled Today
There was no Lions Club luncheon today as most members are working on the community drive. The next luncheon is set for January and will be known as Old Home Day. Future events include hosting the Kiwanis Club with details to be announced.
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Lions Club
Lionis
Abs
Ler Dake
Radio Programs and Musical Highlights Across Stations
The listing details daily broadcasts from General Electric, Westinghouse, and American Telephone with programs including weather forecasts, stock quotations, farm reports, fashion features, and evening concerts. It features performances by Lilian J. Sherr, Mary Burtis, Annie Peek, and the Little Symphony Orchestra, plus talks on farming, science, and public affairs from New Jersey and New York outlets.
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General Electric Co
New York
Westinghouse el. & Mfg
Newark
N. J
Women's Wear
Tron and
Stees
The
Iron Age
Yiorence Smith Vincent
Peter
New York Evening Telegram
Leonard Barron
Carden Magazine
Doubleday Page & Company
Annie
Peek
A. MF. RB
Rio de Janeiro
Arlington
KDA Litthe Symphony Orchestra
Victor Saudek
ib pom—_News
Chikren
New York Stock Exchange
Joe Marshall
American Railway Association
Chicago
KDA
Little Synmnony Orchestra
Verdi
eMvy
Argyle
Lorelei
South Carolina
Harvey
Gavl
You
Burleigh
Pano
Meetings Tonight Among Fraternal Lodges and Councils
A list of meeting notices and lodging details appears for several organizations. It includes Lore Note, Fraternal Editor guidance, and various groups such as Scandinavian Lodge, Daughters of Pocahontas, Loyal Ladies of the Royal Arcanuvi, and Sons and Daughters of Liberty with addresses in Broad Street, Main Street, Cannon Street, and related venues.
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Yotis
Bxdgeport Telegram
Jintian Woluen
Beach Street
Ignighet Lodgi
Scandinavian Weaternity of America
Cannon
Lucetla Warner ¢Irola
Wowompon Tribe
Main Street
Kyota Conneil
Dexree
Pochanontas
Broud
Dorothea Stumm
Pochahontas
Broad Street
Monitor Lodge
O. O. TX
Main
Cannon Streets
Cornelia Wilder
Royal Arcanuni
Lady How Council
Sons and Daughters of
Léverty
Brod
Nena
Chartslade
St. Chorge
Stratterd Avenie
Lair
Coal Miners and Operators Agree Upon Basic Wage
New York January 24 Associated Press reports a tentative standard wage scale for bituminous coal miners agreed by tri state operators and United Mine Workers officials. The one year contract sets $7.50 daily and $1.03 per ton, with district adjustments and local disputes to be settled locally. Final ratification expected tomorrow. no vital changes anticipated.
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New York
Tri-State
United Mine Workers of America
Ohio
Indiana
Tllinls
Michael Gallagher
Joint Conference
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Coue
France
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Italy
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Siavaria
Allied Control Commission
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Guy TP
Mailer H.ist
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Leonhard
Ashermays
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Sara Pats Bir
Peter Dar Cra
S Stoddard
Red Harrison
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Louis Pawlett
Harry Platr Ai i
Stanowczyk
J. G. Howland
Howland
Dry Goose
Batvoy Yrubbell
KH. Hurrall
Car Oster
Wiltiwn R. Webster
B. D. Pierce
W. L. Spencer
AB MM. Downer
Samuek Trubee
Green
Chai
Anna Sisko
Bundy
N. Y
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Far East
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Senate
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Quiles Hall
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Service Mey
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Daniel Quilty
Colonial Wall
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L. Bamberger & Co
Lilian J. Sherr
Santana
Brooklyn
Carmen
Cadman
Maryki. Burtis
Orange
Lillian KE
Sherr
Wilanelie
Deli Acqua
A. B. Wailer
New_Jersey State College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Samuel B. Howe
Department of Science
South Side High School
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Anthony D. del Tufo
Starlight Bay
Benjamin N. Schlomberr
Commodore U
Volunteer Life
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Tal, Co
Speles
Jvelyn Lewis
Peahn
Quest
Smith
Reichart
Albert Lawry
Braumiblen
Torse
Jack
Squire
Faust
Gounod
Herry J. Caffrey
Janor
Doris Coe
Paul F. Padden
Mendelssohn
Valseir
Chopin
Allegro
Tierrot Group
Scott
Anna Barrows
Food Economist
iDoing Coe
Svendsen
Bela
Gavetina
Rolwin
Tarry J. Caffrey
del Riego
Big Brown Bear
Zuccas
Casa
Elsie
May Gordon
Brahms
Uaingarkin
MacDosrell
Valdez
Kreisler
Obertass Magurka
Wieniawski
Childworld
James Whitcomb Riley
Edmund Vance Cook
Hisie May Cordon
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