Tariff urged to save living standards at Rotary lunch
President Dietz of Bridgeport Brass urged support for a forthcoming tariff bill to protect American valuation and limit foreign competition. He was followed by American Fabrics President Phillips, with the Rotary Club voting to endorse George Hawley’s tariff measure. The speech stressed protection as the tariff’s core aim amid waning valuations abroad.
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Congress
Carl F. Dietz
Bridgeport Brass Company
Rotary Club
Stratfield Hotel
Dietz
H. Albert Phillips
American Fabrics Company
George S. Hawley
Pordnsy
Senate Finance Committee
Teta
R R Shop Workers Reject Pay Cuts by Labor Board
Chicago workers reject railroad company rules cutting pay for extra shop work. A committee of 100 railroads shop crafts members circulated orders to press for new rules and take disputes to the Labor Board if no agreement is reached. Key objection centers on Sunday and holiday straight-time pay, previously doubled.
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R.R
Labor Board
Chicago, Inn
Staten Railroad
Ixhort
Woman Charged With Violating Liquor Law in Bridgenort
Annie Umstatter one of few women arrested in Bridgenort for liquor law violations, taken into custody yesterday in a paloon at 4ST Bunnell Street where authorities report discovering debt quarts of chewed whiskey. Teminick Thatallinus, proprietor of a restaurant at 130 Jessuth Street, arrested last night for keeping Maver with intent to sell.
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Annie Umstatter
Bridgenort
Bunnell Street
Jessuth Street
Vacuum airship aims to cross ocean in day
London reports a new airship under construction in Italy by Signor Vaugean promising 210 mph speeds and an 18 hour London to New York crossing using vacuum chambers instead of gas. The design uses three shell sections to distribute external and interior pressures, with 200 horsepower engines and pumps to lift and propel the craft. British experts are intrigued but cautious.
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London
New York
Italy
Signor Vaugean
Europe
Vaugean
Dolug
Jonathan Ave Pownds
Fuddon
Calloused hand is boon to humanity says Dr Ogilby
Dr R B Ogilby president of Trinity College Hartford spoke at a mass meeting of Connecticut nursing groups praising the calloused hand as the greatest blessing a nurse can give. He tied care and service to moral ideals as the joint organizations opened their convention at the Stratford. A committee was named to study renaming ungraduated water-maimed hospital workers as nurses. Further remarks and attendees included Gov Hatfield and university officials.
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R. B. Ogilby
Trinity College
Hartford
Hotel Stratfield
Graduate Nurses’ Association of Connecticut
Connecticut Organization For Public Healthy Nursing
Connecticut League of Nursing Education
Galanos Hann
Stratford
Teachers and pupils not barred by school authorities
Superintendent Samuel J. Slawson said the Board of Health ordered vaccination refusals for unvaccinated teachers and pupils, but principals will accept the order as endorsed by the Board of Education. The board has not acted on endorsement enforcement. Two mild cases and one suspicious smallpox case were reported in the city, with an outbreak in Wallingford.
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Board of Education
Samuel J. Slawson
Board of Health
Schonis
Thal
Board of Edurcation
Slawson Sayn
Ure Board of Education
Ie City
Wallingford
Wrlingford
Stanley Oxhorn
New Haven County
Sherhan
Walligtor
State teachers relocate convention due to smallpox outbreak
The State Teachers Association canceled its plan to hold the annual convention in the city and moved the event to New Haven on the same dates. Although 299 delegates had reserved rooms, safety concerns prompted the shift while keeping the same program and schedule.
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Wheing
New Haven
Elm City
Standard Warehouses for Tobacco Advocated by Ro Smith
Wallington advocated by Taatio Ro Smith of Massachusetts for tobacco district Meconatt. Cevdiuet l ments mentioned. aleidard warehousing system recommended by official for tobacco trade in Meconatt district.
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Wallington
Tobacen
Taatio
Alassachusetts
Heaul Vanintitioe
Goss and Pelees
Cevdiuet
Brandegee Opposes U S Participation In Genoa Talks
Senator Brandegee of Connecticut voices belief that any accord from the Genoa conference cannot bind the United States without Congress. He says the President may send emissaries, but Congress must consent to foreign policy actions. He warns against executive maneuvering that could commit the nation without Senate approval.
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Washington
Genoa
Brandegee
Connecticut
Butte
Senate
Congress
Mie
Harding
Battddied
Hie
Ite
United States
Cavernators
Witeon
Itm
Government arrests two on graft charges in New Vohmr region
Two individuals including Syed Lees and Jym alorris were arrested by government operatives in New Vohmr on graft charges tied to defrauding the government of funds. The arrest followed an Intel service briefing noting possible involvement of other officials in the scheme. Bail set around $4,000 as investigations continue.
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Owaden
Prdiekarsia
Atre Sueelore
Saint Aes
Roseahiing
Particinam
Ife
Fractures Vertebra While Combing Hair Incident Report
A person named Haley Vickery of Sebenectiots sustained a fracture to a vertebra while combing her hair. She arrived at the Gna Khepherd Hospital in Sere Ja in distress and was assisted by staff. The report notes neck injuries and a difficult recovery, with unclear origin and limited details.
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Sytraugre
N. VY
Haley Vickery
Poincare Open to Genoa Parley Despite Earlier Doubts
Premier Poincare stated willingness to join a Genoa conference and meet British representatives before the Genoa talks. He signaled readiness to sacrifice his declared stance for active diplomacy, despite previous opposition to the Allied Supreme Council’s actions.
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Poincare
Genoa
Parley
PARIB
Jug
Folncaraly
Representa‘ Direct of
Great Britain
Ulica
Getoa
aNfed Suprame
Druggist Horvath Faces Usury Charges At Bankruptcy Hearing
A West End druggist, Nichodie Horvath of 42 Bostwick Avenue, repudiates debts claiming usurious interest totaling over 31 080 in a bankruptcy filing. The hearing before Referee van Keogh drew a packed County Court audience as creditors alleged loans with illegal rates, including a $2,000 July loan from Joseph Kiss.
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Nichodies
Horvath
Bostwick Avenue
West End
Aithirs
Aled & Bankruptcy
the Ely
Interdal
van Keogh
Fyors
Apc
Snar
Thorvath
O'Alonk
Hames H. Shapiro
Joseph Kiss
Hormith
Hat
Agend
Agolte
Harding Considers American German War Claims Pact
President Harding weighs a treaty to limit private war damage claims against Germany and Britain, with arbitration under a Versaille framework. Senate leaders and Secretary of State Hull pursue a three week timeline, amid Republican resistance and talk of a $9 million loan to Liberia.
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Harding
Wastiinc
Germany
Petar & Romimicelon
Nnn
Senate Aid House
United States
Jolninisi
Tia
Phargoes
Senate
America
Trealy
Liberia
Mellon Says Bonus Requires Taxation and Deficit Risk
Treasury opposition to a Sadler bonus remains. Mellon says funding through taxation is needed. He warns of a likely deficit due to large refunding operations and rejects financing the bonus via foreign debt. Foreign debt sales would disrupt funding and burden Liberty Bond holders.
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Washington
Treasury
Maelson
Fordney
Motive Wars and Means Committee
ATS
Mellon
Fordnay
Treasury Department
Mallon
Melon
Lima
Britain to Send Envoy at Hartford Foreign Wars Dinner
Jan 24 a letter announced that Admiral Alfred Montagute Chatheld will represent Great Britain at the annual Connecticut Commandery Military Order of Foreign Wars dinner at the Hartford Club Friday evening February 4. The guest, who saw service in Heligoland Bight and Jutland campaigns, is the son of the late Admiral Chitlelt and descends from a royal navy line.
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Harduford
Alfred Ernie Montagute
Sk. C. Mig
Gre Briain
Connecticut
Chitlelt
Royal Navy
Aaron
Helgoland
Tas
Jitland
Isis
F. Bertelia
Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
Rome
Ots
Pose
Paris
Washington
Victoria
Vatican
Itaty
Guenart
Gasparri
Zarce
Cully
Europe
Mercury Slips Eight Degrees Overnight Weather Report
Fragmented text notes a night temperature change with mentions of mercury readings and a cold spell. The passage includes garbled phrases about a freezing point around twenty degrees, humidity notes, and unclear references to locations and people.
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Oref
Ality
Jon
Belfast boycott called off by Dail Eireann
The Dail Eireann Publicity Department announced the Belfast boycott is discontinued after Cabinet review of Michael Collins and Sir James Craig talks in London. The initial religious and political tensions cited as reasons are withdrawn.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
Michael Collins
James Craig
London
Belfast
Vulcanizing shop gutted by blaze following blast
Fire destroyed a Stratford Bridgeport vulcanizing shop after a blast yesterday in the Joseph Monahan building near St Michael's Bridgeport. Fire departments saved the neighboring New Albany restaurant as five nearby families faced homelessness. A second collapse injured several bystanders and a neighbor lost 82,000 in insured and personal belongings.
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Joseph Monoman
St. Michael's
Stratfort Bridgeport
Stratford
Bridgeport
Dna
Warner
Nemo
Talles Monahan
New Albany
United States Not Ready for Genoa Conference
President Harding and his advisors have informally conveyed to European leaders in Washington that the United States does not favor attending the Genoa economic conference set for March 8, with invitations already issued by the Italian government.
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Washington
Harding
Washngton
United States
Feud Over Papacy Intensifies As Rome Seethes
A powerful clash among Vatican factions surfaces as American Cardinal candidates gain traction. European governments press for favorable picks while church leaders warn against politicizing the conclave, fearing Europe-wide intrigue and behind-the-scenes bargaining.
Conference advances on Siberian issue at arms talks
At Washington on January 24 the arms conference pushed toward final naval reductions and Pacific treaty scope, with rapid progress on the Siberian question and Shantung tangles. Optimism rose that a final windup could come within a week as delegates declared statements of views and reaffirmed commitments while awaiting Tokyo's approval.
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EEA
Washington
Associated Press
Akeeping
Dal Raton
Theiverian Field
Far‘Hastern
Angela
Siberia
United States
Siberian
Hartford Couple Believed Drowned in Farmington River
A Hartford couple, Mr and Mrs George Okanus of Hartford, are believed drowned when their car plunged from a trolley bridge on the Farmington River during a late night ride. Peter Servy, the driver, 20, of Hartford, is charged with manslaughter and driving a car while intoxicated. The automobile reportedly hung its front wheels over the edge before the crash. the victims were passengers. The couple leaves three children.
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Wn Sor
Dan
Pire
George Okanus
Martford
Farmington River
Poanonock
Aucos Mobile
Peter Servy
Hartrnpe
Bree
Corconts
Tralley
Mane
Diqger
Pallet Cought
Okanus
Pasengers
Gremee Chine
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Order of Heart
Slawson
U.S
Brandegel
Optometrists
Lysson
Aartroad
Tan
The
Dremr
NicHolas Horvath
Dinlivy
Noles
Musarione Rato
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Gonneetau
S. Treasury
Contiiugt
Britain
Ulster
Blaze
Mercier
Benedict XV
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