Hague Conference Ends Without Wide Accord On Russia
The Hague conference closed after a month with no economic accord with Soviet Russia. Baltic states pressed for a machinery to receive Moscow’s reply, but the plan faltered. American and British officials signaled support for the resolution limiting expropriations while warnings about separate treaties remained.
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Nurse Elizabeth Kelly Convicted in Jewelry Theft
Elizabeth Kelly, a New York nurse, was convicted in general session today of stealing an $800 diamond ring from David R. Lamont. The trial lasted over an hour after she claimed the Lamont case arose from pressure to drop a $230,000 slander suit.
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New York
Elza Kelly
David R. Lamont
Kanyon
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Peter Cooper Hewith
Paris
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Boy Kicked by Pony Receives Hospital Care
John Powers, ten years old, of Lexington Avenue, was kicked on the hand last night by a pony. The injury caused four deep puncture wounds and possible fractures. He was taken to Emergency Hospital by Dr. J. Custin for treatment.
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Governor Allen Orders Editor White Arrest
Governor Henry J. Allen Knight authorized the arrest of William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette for alleged violations of the Kansas Industrial court anti picketing provision and issued a statement. The warrant likely will be issued tomorrow.
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Henry J. Allen Knight
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Kansas Industrial Court
I C C to Divert Coal to Maintain Railroad Traffic
Federal officials pushed a plan to divert coal from non-union and newly opened mines to essential transportation lines to keep the rail system operating amid mine and rail strikes. Hoover said priority orders would safeguard movement, with coast to coast efforts including northern Great Lakes and Atlantic ports. governors pledged or delayed responses as the plan faced logistical and political hurdles.
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Germany moves toward weekend holiday law for workers
Berlin July 29 The proposed labor law introduces formal weekend holidays in Germany along with compulsory insurance and unemployment aid. Proponents claim health benefits and greater vitality for workers, while critics note increasing state control and suppression of socialist organizations. The issue highlights tension between social reform and political repression.
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End of Rail Strike Near as White House Backed Talks Intensify
Secret meetings in Washington attended by railway executives and Sen. Cummins aim at settling the nationwide rail strike. Officials from Delaware and Hudson, New York Central, Pennsylvania, and other lines discuss restoring seniority rights to shopmen if they return to work. Government intervention and road-by-road settlements loom as talks continue in Chicago and capital.
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New England Rail Strike Mobilizes National Guard Units
Troops from New Hampshire mobilize for railroad strike duty as state forces move toward the East Coast. Dispatch from Gaston and nearby Maine machine shops notes guards deployed to maintain order amid rail site tensions in New England. Continued on Page Two.
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Ford to Go to Washington to Defend Offer
Dethoin, Mich May 20 1931 Ford to go to Washington to challenge winterments in denunciation of big Muscle Shoals offer. The motor magnate will meet reply before the Senate. Ford and legal advisers confer in Dearborn home discussing details of Fig Mans of action as a Sasek at the Agricultural committee's reduction of his bid for the Alabama water sewer project.
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Alabama
New Britain men fined for driving rum truck
John H. Williams and Tony Ginalli of New Britain were arrested on a Danbury road truck loaded with four gallons of alcohol and transported to Danbury town court. They were arraigned before Judge Plas and fined 150 dollars plus costs for transporting liquor.
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John H. Wiliams
Tony ‘Ginalli
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Deputies Busy Serving 32 Strike Writs in New Haven
New Haven July 20 More than a score of deputies were appointed today to serve 32 writs issued by the clerk of the United States District Court by the granting of a temporary restraining order by Judge Edwin S Thomason. The petition of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Norwalk sought federal protection against interference with the railroad’s employees property or business.
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Stamford Man Held in Rail Strike Disorder
A Stamford man accused of participating in a rail strike incident faces charges after an alleged assault on strikers outside local shops. Edward Glasel and two others are named in the report, with the suspect held on a $160 bond awaiting a city court hearing tomorrow.
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Mayor Atwater Discarded for Lieutenant Governor by Democrats
Democratic State Central Committee met at Savin Rock to select an unofficial state and national ticket. The plan sidetracks Bridgeport for second place while Williams leads, with Spellacy and Lonergan in the senatorial race. Mayor Fitzgerald of New Haven is positioned for governor.
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Cummings Out as Possibility for Nomination
Democratic State Central Committee meeting at Savin Rock centers on Homer S Cummings and his potential bid. Cummings stresses past conventions and party renewal while urging women to mobilize within the party as the field shows diverse candidates.
Sixth District Endorses Cornell After Hogan Fires Critique
The Sixth District Democratic club endorsed Town Chairman John A. Cornell after Alderman W. E. Hogan criticized the leadership and pledged to uphold pre campaign promises. The meeting, attended by nearly 100 members, included detailed rebuttals from Cornell and remarks by district committee member William Moran about promised snare allocations and factional disputes within the party.
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Paddock Charges Cornell in City Democratic Row
John A. Cornell, town chair, faces allegations from Gerry Paddock and James Hennegan of treachery to the party. They accuse him of deliberate vilification and claim the chair sought to injure opponents by association with John T. King. Debates ripple through the Twelfth district as both sides defend actions and deny the charges.
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Cornell
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Anii Carrell
Johu T. King
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FitzGerald of New Haven Popular Choice in State Ticket
Savin Rock July 20 That campaign for mayor Atwater of Bridgeport for lieutenant governor launched in New Haven last May drew mixed opinion. Democratic Central Committee members favored Mayor Fitzgerald of New Haven for governor with Chapin or Towns as strong lieutenant governor contenders. Chapin of Pine Meadow and Towns of Waterbury were seen as top contenders for lieutenant governor, while Williams of Bridgeport was mentioned but not strongly.
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Cordell Hult
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Pine Meadow
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