Harding Says Wage Levels Must Not Return to Prewar
President Harding addressed a Trenton audience emphasizing that wages should adjust fairly after the war. He warned against a full return to prewar wage levels, urging capital to accept wage moderation and urging workers to resume production without government overreach.
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N. J
Harding
Aia
Je Rocock
Washington
Jersey
Rapadle
Ecucation
Normel
Ata
United States
Harding Honored for Policies on Bonds and Labor
President Harding dedicated a monument to George Washington in Princeton today and was lauded as a man of quiet courage and immense patient, self effacing modesty. The remarks touched on his policies towards current and controversial issues.
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Princeton
Harding
Georga
Washington
Doxa West
Treaty Conferees Near Solution of Ulster Border
Belfast reports quiet border as British troops secure Belleek and Enniskillen operation endings. Refugees return while Irish delegates discuss legal changes, with Churchill and Griffith involved in ongoing talks and a joint meeting anticipated next week. Lenin reportedly suffered a stroke, raising questions on leadership in the Soviet. Kressin seen as possible head of Red government if Lenin cannot continue.
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Belfast
Belleek
Fermangah
Enniskillen
Sointian
Connolly to be offered post in public works
Joseph N Connolly resigns as garage clerk and is to be offered a position in the Department of Public Works. Michael Lucas, a Third district Democrat, is named as a candidate amid party leader sponsorship. Aldermen and the mayor weigh Lucas and other prospects. district factions voice tension.
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Wie
Ga Clors
Afunlotpel
Department of Public ‘Works
Hinble
Gatase
Bain
Edmund C. Mays
Garege
Michael Lucas
Eugene C. J. Kelly Io
Lucas
Atwater
Nfunicipzt Garere
Baly
Paaca
Dnsurgort
Democratic Club
Holly
Ang Nat
Coroner Keeps Inquest On Captain Courtney Death
Coroner John J. Phelan continues the inquest into the death of Captain Joseph P. Courtney a railway officer found on the Saugatuck station tracks. Testimony expected from Sergeant Frank Virelli and Deputy Edgar Perry as investigators pursue rumors of a quarrel the night before the death and whether Courtney fell beneath a train.
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South Morwalk
John J. Phelan
Joseph P. Courtney
Saugatuck Station
Frank Virelli
Wtara
Edgar Perry
Westport
Phelan
Bridgeport
Courtney
Saugatrek
Bie
Woman Uses Pan and Razor To Repel Prohibition Men
A local raid against two prohibited stills ends with a woman repelling officers using a pan a razor and a broom in a defiant stand. At 65 Summer street investigators seized a five gallon still five gallons of liquor and 20 gallons of mash. At 169 Island Brook avenue a woman defended the premises with a pan and broom before officers gained control. She and Mrs Gellusky face appearances before United States Commissioner Hugh J Lavery.
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Prohibition Enforcement
United States
Hugh J. Lavery
Joseph Gelinssy
Summer Street
Gellusky
Lavery
Prohibition
Annia Skopp
Island = Brook avenue
Howard Doolan
Morstto
Joan McGovern
Pan and
Matern
Bewarg Doglan Tamas J. Fowler
Sirs Skopp
Pearing Netace
Lavary
Three Girls Hit by Automobiles In Separate Crashes
A 12 year old girl, Emme Merinox, was seriously injured after a truck and a car struck her on Housatonic avenue near Gai street. She was taken to St Vincent's hospital with a probable skull fracture. In a separate incident Mrs. Binobeth B. Medller struck two ten year olds, Iris Marton and Ruth Lund, while driving on State Street. The girls were only lightly injured and sent home after treatment.
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Emme Merinox
Gai Street
Housatonic Avenue
EH. A. Wilsworth
Ellott. Street
Trafford
Ruth Lund
West Grone
J. F
Consideration of Bonus Measure Delayed Ten Days
Washington June 9. Senate consideration of the veterans bonus measure will be deferred for at least ten days. Chairman McCumber of the Finance Committee indicated Senators may be absent for primary campaigns, delaying the call to order. Senator McNary proposed a 1000000 land reclamation feature giving veterans preference in land purchases and homesteading within a reclamation district.
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McCumber
Finance Committee
McNary
Oropon
Smith MccNary
Howsand Senate
Benng
Rickenbacker Forced Down Near Omaha En Route
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, flying toward Omaha with his Chicago team on a military air route, was forced to land near Dexter, about 30 miles east of Omaha, late today after receiving a message at the air mail station.
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Nob
Eddie Rickenbacker
Cheago
Dexter
Jaws
Bandits Thwarted In Payroll Robbery At Orango Plant
Bandits attempted to seize the weekly payroll at A. P. Smith Manufacturing in Orango New Jersey. After shooting two employees, four armed robbers were repelled and fled without loot. One suspect was later captured hiding near a sewer drain. Names George Floran and William Bradford were noted by victims.
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N. J
A. P. Smith Manufacturing
George Floran
William Bradford
Toth
Two Warren Killed as Car Leaps Embankment
In Bethel Vermont a car left the road and plunged over an embankment between Bethel and Royalton. Marjorie Cutlwood and Arthur Moorest, both of Hyde Park, died. Mrs Ry S Puga, also of Hyde Park, sustained injuries. Senator Carroll Page, who occupied the car, was seriously hurt.
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Marjorie Ctulbird
Hulbird
Vermont
Marsx
Arthur Moorest
Hyde Park
Royalton
Mra Ry S. Puga
Taltea
Carroll & Page
Father of Ward and Brother Are Passed by Jury
White Plains June 3. Spurred by sensational testimony and a mysterious witness, authorities moved toward the arraignment of George Ward and Ralph Ward, father and brother of Walter Ward, in a blackmail investigation. The grand jury counsels the district attorney not to discuss the case for publication as it reconvenes to question Ward senior about the blackmail tale. Detectives seek a mysterious woman with knowledge of Walter Ward, possibly Miss Ziegler, while officials aim to locate her and any other leads as the case continues.
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George & Twerd
Ralph ‘Ward
Walter
Clarence Peters
Wiltnoms
Weeley
Ware Senior
Ward
Clackmailead
James J. Sunningham
Walter Ward
Big Woman
Miss Ist Ziegler
Wigs Ziegler
Bridgeport and New Haven to Attend Informal Rate Hearing
Bridgeport and New Haven will be represented informally at the Civil Superior court trial in Bridgeport next Tuesday over Gallaher versus Southern New England Telephone Co. City officials from both cities plan to attend, with Norwalk judge and counsel entering appearances. The case tests telephone rate bases and could influence rates statewide if Gallaher’s challenge succeeds. The effort marks a landmark in Connecticut rate regulation with extensive preparation by all parties.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Civil Superior Court
B. Gallaher
Southern New England Telephone Co
John A. Cornell
Bridgenory
Iearing
Dan Ying
David Eb, Pittgerald
Kew Haven
Tayo
Wiliam Tammany
Norwalts
Cty
Itr
Gallyber
Fota
New York
Connecticut
Gallaner
Norway
Today Set For Wedding In New Brunswick
Miss Della Beces, under two years treatment at Millside home after a failed attempt at suicide, may be sent to Trenton Asylum upon release from Hillide home. She was to wed Mantel Boley in New Brunswick, with relatives expected in Bridgeport to arrange her removal.
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Millside
Auleide
Trenton
Hillide
Mantel Boley
New Brunswick
N.J
Bridgeport
Muscle Shoals Problem Reaches House Action
Washington june 5 enactment of legislation about development of the government's power and nitrate projects at Muscle Shoals Ala was urged to the House in three reports by the interdepartmental committee. The reports state the committee could not agree on details and that the task should be taken up by the House itself.
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New Haven Woman Held in Fake Liquor Stamp Case
Mrs Matte Chicpno of New Haven was arrested after federal agents seized more than 300 counterfeit liquor stamps. She was held in 8500 bond for appearance before a United States Commissioner.
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New Haven
Matte Chicpno
United States
Congressional Inquiry Threatens Coal Price Scale
Lawrence Rand 12, playing with friends in Southport, accidentally shot Theo Drugokenski, the chauffeur, in the knee with his father's loaded 22 caliber revolver. Drugokenski was treated at Bridgeport hospital. Rand's mother declined to comment. A Senate inquiry and legislative price measures with Hoover seek to curb profiteering in coal.
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Boya
Hoover and Barah near a coal price probe showdown
Washington June 9 The Senate Labor chair Barah and Secretary Hoover met amid talk of a congressional inquiry into prices charged by coal operators and retailers. Barah signaled support for action if profiteering arises, while Hoover seeks price adjustments to curb public exploitation and avoid a broad investigation unless profiteering expands.
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Commerce
Retailers Asociation
Washington
Associated Press
Barah
Idaho
Senate Labor Committee
Secrary Hoover
Department of Commerce
Hota
Borahia
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Borth
Borah
Hooprica
Hoover’ Wold
Brothers in law fight over letter ends in stabbing
George Canardi of 734 Pembroke atreat was attacked on Reilly street near Pembroke last night, stabbed three times including once near the heart. His brother in law John Gashaola of Hamilton Btreat fled. Canardi was taken to Vincent's hospital in not serious condition. Police search for Gashaola as quarrel over an Italian letter recently kept from the family sparked the incident.
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Pembroke Atreat
Reilly Street
Pembroke
John Gashaola
Hamilton
B. Morgullg
Vincent's Hospital
Cashaola
Polica Sa
Italy
Bankers Decide to Defer German Loan for Three Months
Paris June 9 The bankers commission adjourned for three months and will resume consideration of a loan to Germany after discussion with the Reparations Commission. A final decision is expected tomorrow, with no public communiqué issued. The bankers postponed action amid the reparations dispute and left details to the commission.
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Paris
Banker's
Joan Tt
Bankers’ Commission
Otal
Reparations Commission
Germany
Bull's American Yacht Defeats British Craft
The Palka Bot, a Bella American thunder yacht, won the second race of the international series today at Bayside, beating the Endeavor from London piloted by J. Poniels. The Esdesver withdrew after fouling the second course marker while caught in the tide.
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Hayside
Endeaver
We J. Poniels
London
Heat claims first victim in Bridgeport
Heat wave ends a worker’s life as Andrew Mditty, 45, of 324 Willard Street dies at Bridgeport Hospital from heat prostration after a morning shift at Bridgeport Bronze Company. Temperature neared 84 at noon with lingering heat and a cool wind brought brief relief later.
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Andrew Mdityo
Willard Strest
Bridgeport Hospital
Nxyo
Bridgeport Brose Company
J. F. Walsh
Kyo
Planeless helicopter eyes British world prize
Washington reports on Emile and Henry Berliner of College Park developing a planeless helicopter using vertical takeoff and horizontal flight. They claim to surpass British designs and near a practical landing device, aiming for the British Air Ministry prize. Their shed experiments in Maryland precede larger demonstrations as engineers compare with Pescar’s enclosure craft.
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College Park
British Air Ministry
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Wrights
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Mehl
Tee
Sfar
Londo
Louis Brennen
Span Shek
Pescar
Herliners
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