Eighth Arrest In Rum Ring Round Up By Federal Agents
The report details the eighth arrest in a Connecticut New York and Massachusetts rum ring sweep. Stamford saloon keeper William J O'Brien, once a liquor wholesaler, was detained on a $10,000 bond amid a federal probe led by agents posing as illicit liquor buyers. The case, tied to a January 40 seizure of 100 barrels of grain alcohol in Bridgeport, involves seven prior arrests and a wider enforcement operation led by the Washington prohibition office.
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Freischme Color Company
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Rudolph Baythalomew
Renaldo Mazzoni
William J. Bishop
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Charities Board Slashes Salaries 20 Percent
City Charities department votes a 20 percent pay cut for most staff at a Welfare building session. The board rejected Hillside home candidate David Fitzgerald as assistant superintendent, citing lack of qualifications, while several post changes and confirmations are approved.
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Eraniua Kahriary
Schober Ministry Resigns in Vienna
The Schober ministry resigns from office in Vienna amid a cabinet fall long anticipated. The event follows a decline in crown value and heightened Czech treaty tensions, with parties opposing Austria’s leadership and weakening support for the regime.
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Elvah
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Health Board discusses smallpox situation today
The Health Board will hold a special meeting to discuss the smallpox outbreak and vaccination policy for teachers and schoolchildren. President William L. Zepp warned of possible compulsory vaccination if deemed prudent, as the outbreak shows signs of waning but remains a concern. A.J. McSweaney was moved to isolation. three patients discharged. 62 remain under treatment. County and city officials conferred with state health departments on the situation. A German firm reportedly purchased about thirty British warships for demolition to supply raw materials, with costs around 100,000 woundrinth.
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Berlin
Gernta Industries
Mayor praises fire department efficiency during tour
Mayor Atwater toured every fire house with President James F. Coleman and officials, praising the department as highly efficient. The inspection showed rapid alarm deployment, quick response, and coordinated crew action across engines, ladders, and equipment, with residents urged to visit and learn how funds support public safety.
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James F. Coleman
John H. Finnegan
Samuel Dawe
Michael Neonan
Daniel E. Johnson
John J. Hines
Elahamta Finanleem Awitelie
Awarded $200 For Loss Of His Wife's Love In Court
Adlonza Wilson of Watrrbury sues F Nardel in Superior Court over alleged theft of his wife’s love. The case, originally cited for $10,000, centers on allegations tied to a grocery business and a sequence of visits related to his wife. The proceedings reflect a personal dispute framed as a civil claim in the local court.
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Adlonza Wilson Walt
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Prohibition Men Narrow Escape After Bus Capsizes
Prohibition Enforcement Agent Edward RB and Deputy Marshal Blanahan, riding with others from Danbury to Shelton, escaped death when their jitney overturned on a highway near Beyhel. The passengers were uninjured, though the vehicle sustained rear damage and a broken fender.
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U S envoy may seek Paris talks on economic plan
Ambassador George Harvey, en route from Cannes to London, expects to discuss U S aims with Premier Peineuve in Paris. Washington may press France to join in a forthcoming Genoa conference, shaping economic terms and participation. Harvey notes no full mission but will convey American views to French leaders.
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House Passes Anti Lynching Bill In Victory
Washington Inn 28 The House backs the government power to combat lynching by passing the Dyer anti lynching bill 240 to 11 Democrats split Republicans and one Socialist support. The act imposes life imprisonment penalties for lynching participants and forfeitures to victims families. Democrats decry the measure as vicious and pledge to challenge amendments as Republicans celebrate a historic vote.
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City Attorney to Press Drive Upon Tax Defaulters
City Attorney Cornell to direct pursuit of back taxes with clerks and a clerk or typist under his or Assistant City Attorney Devine supervision. Resolution backed by City Auditor Keating and the finance committee. plans not matured, but work could be handled without new appointments.
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Fire Devours Dry Goods Cellar. Families Flee in Waterbury
In Waterbury at shortly after 1 o clock a blaze tore through a dry goods store cellar, spreading to the floors above and driving four tire companies to assist. The fire caused heavy damage and left tenants, none insured, forced from homes as crews battled the flames. One Private Pawiek Maloney of Company Sumnber Soway (likely misread) reportedly assisted evacuations before being overwhelmed.
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Comfpans
Irish Free State Recognized by Persia Report
Dublin reports the Irish Free State is officially recognized by Persia. The Persian envoy delivered formal greetings to the provisional government, signaling diplomatic ties. Officials noted the visit and pledged to continue formal relations, shaping ongoing cooperation.
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Arthur Gtipacy
Michael Catlins
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Trish Free Butte
Early action forecast on soldiers bonus bill in House
Washington dispatch reports early action planned on a soldiers bonus bill as Republicans debate revenue plans and financing. Members urged keeping House membership privilege while shaping cash provisions, insurance, and farm aid. President Harding’s stance noted with no opposition to proceed pending a revenue method.
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Weather forecast notes warmer, storm likely after midnight
A garbled weather notice predicts warms with possible rain and rising humidity. Forecasters expect a storm within the next forty eight hours, possibly accompanied by snow, starting late tonight and continuing into tomorrow with variable wind.
Johnson Warns Of Danger In Allied Bonds Debate
Washington news reports Sen. Johnson Republican California urged that control of refunding Allied debt stay with Congress. A amendment set a minimum 41 2 percent rate and discussed presidential influence on bond sales amid partisan attacks on administration policy.
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Regiment to Give Memorial to Seigheprey Town
The 102nd Regiment plans a memorial for Seigheprey Town with funds from private subscriptions totaling about 1,000 to 1,200 pounds. The project supports construction and maintenance of a memorial foundation in Seigheprey, with New Haven treasury involvement and overseas liaison via a French agent.
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Remains of Benedict XV Interred in Splendid Funeral
Rome January 26 Associated Press The mortal remains of Benedict XV lay in state at St Peters during a grand ceremony attended by cardinals, diplomats, and Roman officials. The rite featured Swiss guards and papal guards, with the body carried in a solemn procession to the Santa Sacrament chapel for final rites.
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Farmers Seek Parity Price Regulation by U S
Washington Jan 26 National Agricultural conference adopts a unanimous resolution urging Congress and President Harding to restore parity pricing for farm products with other commodities. The document calls for immediate action and proposes measures for price stabilization and market cooperation to prevent foreign or domestic disruption of farm prices.
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Influenza outbreak in New York shows 694 cases
Dr Royal Copeland reports 694 influenza cases in New York with eight days of illness this year. He notes the current outbreak is less violent than 1920 and 1918, suggesting a lower fatality rate and milder spread despite ongoing cases.
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Royal &. Copeland
City Wealth Comemissioner
Thirty Petitions Await City Claims Committee Tonight
About 30 petitions for abatement of taxes and interest await the City Claims Committee of the Board of Aldermen for attention at tonight’s meeting in City Hall. The committee aims to tighten oversight on abatement petitions, arguing past practice allowed abuse by those able to pay.
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Man Helpless Found At Railroad Station
A man believed to be intoxicated was found helpless at a railroad station on Wednesday. Investigators from the bureau of investigation traced the man’s identity to an address in the city after several weeks. He had been employed previously at local factories including the Bailard factory, Bridgeport Brass plant, and Vy.
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Germany Presses Heavy Tax Plan to Meet Treaty Demands
Berlin reports Chancellor Wirth announced in the Reichstag a new taxation program to cover 1922 budget needs. Proposals include a compulsory one billion mark loan, postwar profit tax repeal, a 2 percent business tax, and a duty hike on coal and sugar. He framed the program as necessary to honor treaty obligations and to keep peaceful relations with France, while signaling a practical political stance.
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World Congress of Irish Considers British Boycott
Paris July 26 Associated Press The World Congress of Irish races debates British boycott as Ireland nears independence. A vote on a boycott resolution did not pass today while most speakers signaled support for some form of pressure, amid tensions over national independence and actions by Irish leaders.
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Emma Stamien
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Bryce's Ashes to Be Left in Scotland Memorial Planned
London January 26. The late Viscount Bryce former British Ambassador to the United States was cremated this afternoon. The ashes will be taken to Scotland for a future public memorial service.
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