We ll Stick to Our Deal Says Sir Craig
Sir James Craig and Michael Colling pledged to honor the agreement reached at their recent conference. The Ulster premier and Gottins head the provisional government of South Ireland, with discussions focusing on the boundary issue, lifting the Ulster boycott, and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Associated Pyesa
James ‘Craig
Unionist
Michael Colling
Ulster
Gottins
South’ Ireland
Yamea
James
Ate SegaMent
Frear Opposes Sales Tax Plan For Vet Bonus
Representative Frear of Wisconsin argues against a sales tax to fund a veterans bonus. He supports a straightforward appropriation paid from government interest, warning many members would face defeat if a sales tax were pursued. He favors alternative revenue methods while backing a veteran bonus in principle.
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FREAR
Washington, D. C
Guge
Wisconsin
Congress
Freay
Broadstreet lodges and fraternal groups listed in county notices
Broadstreet area and nearby addresses show a roster of fraternal organizations including Danian Blisternold Troskah lodge on Broadstreet, 306 Fairfield Ave in Scandia Wdee, AO, UW, Sut ’aland avenue, Dewey camp, Modern Woodmen of Marian at 164 State Street, Thehiller Jodes of New England Order ele ction ex Encampment I, O. O. F., with Broad Street noted as a meeting location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danian Blisternold
Nu Scandia
Aland Avenue
Dewey Camp
Woodmen
Marian
State Street
Thehiller Jodes
New England Order
Broad Street
Trolley fare test extended to March across state
The trolley company suspends the five cent fare test in Bridgeport Norwalk and adjacent areas while the Public Utilities Commission reviews a Connecticut proposal for a uniform fare across the state. If approved the five cent fare would end and a three ticket system would be introduced, raising costs for passengers in Bridgeport and Norwalk back to higher single ride prices.
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State
Publi Utilites Commission
Trom
Connecticut Company
Pavaenger
Martford
Public Utility Commission
Norwalk
Bridgeport
C. Barlow
Mbers
SPROVIERO LAYS DEATH TO VACCINATION CLAIMS
Local meeting of the Medical Liberty Carde asserts vaccine caused death of W Roesch at Bridgeport Hospital and questions the health department. Another death linked to vaccination, War Ye Qrandt of 48 Bell Street, could not be investigated. Resolution condemns medical establishment and urges cautious measures against compulsory vaccination.
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Bridgeport
Mer
W. Roesch
Bridgeport Hospital
League
Health Department
The
Medical Liberty
Died Cullen Jan 27 4922 In Lake Intermant ja family
Notice of funeral for William James Totd aged 54 with details of residence and services. Friends invited to attend from his residence on Dranke street Monday 380 o'clock and from St Luke's Episcopal Church at Sigy ow wlarie, Lake Intermant ja cemetery.
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Cullen
Elty
Asalen
Mer Readence
William James
Mandsayets
St. Luke's Episcopal Clivel
Sigy Ow Wlarie
Lake Intermant Ja Family 31
Bridgeport High School prize awards and graduation remarks
The Bridgeport High School ceremony awarded prizes to noted students for excellence in studies and character. Principal Moore announced scholarships, honors for mathematics, commercial subjects, and literary composition, and paid tribute to graduates with a mid year class speech and a musical finale.
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Sage
Price Moore
Mia Flora He Togter
John Ot. Mewelsuyt
Association
Berkley M. Moliner
Wayne B. Schwartz
Miga Grasa Rowhend
Ghasa
Bridgeport Bligh
Blall
Moora
Harold
Ar Cave
Wheelar
Cisss
Submarine T-2 Reaches Port Under Own Power
Philadelphia dispatch reports submarine T-2 anchored off Wenwick Island lightship with a disabled rudder. Delayed damage assessed as serious. repairs begun. Navy tugs from Cape May aided by wireless contact. vessel proceeded to Delaware Breakwater under its own power.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Bs Wireless
Wenwick Island
Delaware
Navy
Cape May
Arbuckle Defense Glo ses Case in Hotel St Francia Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle’s defense closes as medical expert contradicts direct link between Miss Virginia Rappe injuries and Arbuckle actions. Prosecutor and defense clash over cause of death amid testimony recalling bladder ailment and chronic conditions, with trial focused on alleged force at a September 5 1921 party at Hotel St Francia.
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Tansigugnéy
Roscoe
Vera
Camo Uncersen
Eorke Prronkur &H
Hagan
Rowerytr
Virginia Rappe
Miss Finppes
Arbuckle
Hiarulta
St. Francia
Miss Ranpe
Bergdoll Mother Seeks Clemency for Son Draft Evasion
Mrs Bergdoll appeals for clemency for her son, who evaded the draft and faced transfer to military barracks. Colonel Tite informs her of the Army provisions and possible appeals, while the case moves through the War Department amid legal proceedings and months of expected hearings.
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Wasitington
Dan Aye
Aia O
Bergduls
Monten of
Lerover
Cleveland
Bergeoil
Rainivigime
Philocelahta
Wacker
Nofon Oodas
Clotmenen
Techitnaty
Forheavenworth
Tas
Colonel
Tite
Blind Students at University of Michigan Earn Education
The article profiles visually impaired students at the University of Michigan who, despite total blindness, pursue higher education and achieve notable progress. It highlights Minh Handicappes and others, aided by teachers and friends, with stories of reading aloud, recording lectures, and working in machine shop training as they begin academic careers and adjust campus life.
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Ann Tarbot
Minh
Michigan
Facniny
deVigls
Geiyy G. Masing
Folland
Thay
Sed Smit
Detroit
Eyie
al Due University
Aim
Capty
Anitt
John Bostock
AeoMythers
Indiana
Academic Couras le
Che Wr. Versity
Germany Deposits Reparations Installment
The German government notified the Reparations Commission that 51,000,000 marks have been deposited in various banks in compliance with the payment schedule adapted by the commission at the recent council meeting in Canney. The next payment of 27,000,000 marks is due under this schedule.
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Pass
Alan
Tagsaciat
Canney
Germany
Widanvary
Board of Health to consider payroll reduction plan
A special meeting topic is reducing payroll by about 24 percent as city departments face expirations and the mayor pushes cost cuts. President William Zepa notes only a few department tasks expire in April while many employees seek extension, and the board prepares for a February regular session.
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Munger
Wiliam
Zepa
Lie Woard
Newberry Resolution Sparks Republican Debate
A fragmented Newberry resolution prompts sharp remarks from Reed as lawmakers discuss party alignment and alleged shamelessness. The scene centers on Senate attention, party lines, and questions about the resolution's purpose and reception.
Conference lays foundation for farmers policy
The National Agricultural conference held in Washington closed after a five day session led by Secretary Wallace. He praised the gathering as the most representative of agriculture yet and urged continued farmer allied cooperation to place agriculture on sound footing. The report urged intermergiate credits, War Finance Corporation continuation, crop insurance study, tax reforms, tariff changes, and equal consideration for agriculture in policy, with a focus on agricultural credits.
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Washington
National Agricultural Conference
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Moat
Federal Farm Loan
Committee On Agricultural Credits
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Fraterns
the Telegram
Middle Street
Dent
Electric Supply CO
Noble
Hasting
Main St
Odds and Ends
Hojdgeport
Norwadis
Wien
Wwe Cies
Woneelicut Railwan Company
Norwalishs
Sproviero
Cara
Madison Square Garden
G. W. Fairchild&Sons, Inc
Arcade Bridgeport. Com
Patex Philipps & Co
Gorham
Traub
Heimens & Edwards
Alianal
Siver
John Jacob Ree Aws Nan
Eee
Fiore
Secor & Preis
William Doena
Antors Pisiteyy
Salutatoriba
Jonni Pirteys Once
Beatace MytiEl
Wwe Linem
Yale Oic
Tafa
Krapp
Pram
Isn Hs Thraung
Donald Meath
Ana Caspe Mian
Mayde Sree Grabate
AB. Meade
Sec
Board OF Education
Theni2y HuTzee
Helen “Thiebault
Ween Watson
Ethel Ellwood
Usher Esses
Olas
Antonia Pis Beatries BM
Wellner
Alleg “E
Alpeth
Edith A ‘Rewson
Koth Donnie
Ruth MM. Murringtoan
Celia Kolle
Flora KR
Ister
Catherine Hinh
Grane L
Rowand
Ad Evelyie Negnaly
Edger Q. Arrigat Vervey A
Miler
Jorna
Vret
Diplon Stanson
Entepu
Oley
Beatrice
Muriel Wollner
Bridgeport Ugh
Roscoe Arbuckle
Gloses
Michigan Progress
Board OF Health
Newberry
Reed
Sheng Tan
Toy Nate Wag
Ty Benatar Raed
Levin Missouri
Yaver
Execut
Repulieat
Senate
Saya Haynes
Wagner
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfield Ave
Advertising Club OF Bridgeport
Stratfield Hotel
Warren D. Blatz
Bridgeport Brass Co
Advertising Club
East
Washington Ave
Gsear
Coats
Wonsen
Silaxee
Apwest
Viala
Georgette Waiats
Bob
Cheerfu l
Neils
Othee
Caccar Misch
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
W.C. Durant
BPT
Auto CO
Barnum
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