Republican Senators Strike Tariff and Bonus Compromise
Washington June 16 A Republican Senate compromise seeks to give the tariff bill priority before the soldiers bonus measure with the bonus to be considered after the tariff passage. Leaders like Lodge and McCumber spearhead the plan, with American Legion reps consulted. Democrats contemplate proposing immediate bonus action if the plan stalls.
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Legion
Washington
Repubican
Senate
Republian
Lodge
Massachusetts
St Wart
American Legion
Republians
Harding
McCumber
Flamance Gommnidea
TMOG
Covinc Hm
Republican
McCurmber
Treaty candidates carry election in Dublin district
Dublin reports show peaceful voting with 69 percent turnout among registrants. Rory O Connor led a raid at National University polling, seizing 21 documents and tally sheets, while pro treaty candidates MacNeill Hayes and Stockley won seats. Anti treaty figures faced defeats amid a broader Dublin city county calm.
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Treaty
Dublin
Associated Press
Ireland
Rory O’connor
Republican Army
National University
Re Yovers Oni
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Rory O'Connor
Scotland
Acla
Rory, O'Connor
John MacNeill
Dublin University
Michell Hayes
Dall Eireann Cabine
Elec
Tis
Hich
Jean MacNeill
Dail Bireann
Micheel Hayes
Dail
Stockley
Prifessor McGinnis
Ade English
Conway
Univerase
Chinese Leaders Discuss Armistice Front on Manchurian Front
In Tientsin on June 16 Associated Press reports that commanders of the opposing Chili and Fengtein armies have boarded a British warship at Hinwanging to discuss final terms of an armistice, according to Faounptu dispatches.
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Tientsin
China
Associated Press
Hinwanging
Faounptu
City Council May Abolish Sewer and Paving Board
City officials consider abolishing the Paving and Sewer commission under 1921 act provisions. With $100,000 on hand, the council may reassign street and sewer work directly to the Common Council or Streets and Sidewalks committee, aiming to speed up projects.
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SEWER
Pang Board
John A. Cornett
Common Council
Ralph T. Beers
Paving and Sewer Commission
Dhary
Alkermen
Clifford B. Wilson
Prohibition Raid Misidentifies Woman in Still Case
Prohibition agents wrongfully identified Mrs Annie Skopp as involved in operating an illicit still during a raid at 769 Island Brook avenue last week. The search was conducted with no warrant from Commissioner Lavery, who confirms Mrs Skopp was not involved and that the raid misidentified her.
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Annie Skopp
Island/ Brook Avenue
Skopp
Prohibition
Battle
Island Brook Avenue
Skepp
United Stites
Lavery
Montaquor
Skonp
Edward Doolan
Janes J. Fowler
Sorgi
Joan McGovern
Police Department
Seymour Driver Killed in Rock Ledge Truck Crash
Seymour resident Michael J. Maguru died from severe skull fractures and internal injuries after his Links Company truck veered off the Shelton road near Pine Rock station. Found semi conscious by Nelson Gould, Maguru was rushed to Griffin Hospital in Derby where he died en route or shortly after arrival. the accident occurred late tonight as a truck overturned and the driver was ejected.
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Shelton
Michael J. Maguru
Slate Street
New Maven
Seymour
Young
Griffin Hospital
Mojor
Magura
Links Company
New Haven
Pine Rock Station
Stephen V. Palmer
Maguar
Nelson Gould
Gould
Derby
Mogura
Charges against servant girl in clothing theft case
J Levine of 283 Beechwood avenue reported seeing Anna Zahornacky of 72 Reilly street walking on Parfield avenue. He recalled she disappeared May 29, the day his wife missed many clothes. He followed her to Fo Mee headquarters and police were summoned. She was arrested and held for trial on theft charges.
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Parfield Avenue
J. Levine
Beechwood Avenue
Anna Zahornacky
Reilly Street
Fly Home
Gil
Fairfield Avenue
Fo- Mee
Man Dislocates Ankle After Fall on Grand Street
Thomas Reilly of 34 Fulton Street slipped on Grand Street near North Washington Avenue and dislocated his right ankle. He was transported to St. Vincent's Hospital by Dr. A. B. Margulls.
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Thomas Reilly
Fulton Street
Grand Street
Washington Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
A. B. Margulls
Stratford Town Council recalls election set in July recall vote
Stratford voters will choose six council members in a recall election scheduled for July 26 in all town districts following Judge Wolfe’s order. The recall targets Robert Turney Vito Benedict Richard Stanton Ralph Sherwood Walter Keating and Angels Tomlinson. The town may levy about half a mill to cover election costs, with booths to be prepared by the town manager.
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Stratford
Isaac Wolfe
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Strattera
Wolfe
Robert B. Turney
Vito Benedict
Richard Stanton
Sith
Ralph B. Sherwood
Walter 5. Keating
Angels Tomlinson
Hubbell
Tt la
Bankers Reach Agreement on Mexican Debt
New York June 1 A plan to activate the external debt of Mexico the railways debt and certain internal debts held largely outside the country was agreed upon today by the international bankers of Mexico and Adolfo De La Huerta finance minister subject to approval by President Obregon. The agreement covers securities over 9000000 in face value with arrears and about 200000 in interest. Cash payments on current debt would begin after January 2 1928 from a special fund from oil export taxes and railway receipts. All cash payments on back interest are to be waived. Overdue coupons will be remitted with the trustee and the coupons redeemed without interest over two periods, effectively canceling part of the back interest. The railways are to be returned to private management promptly and the government will endorse debt not yet guaranteed by the state.
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New York
Mexico
Adolfo de la Huerta
Republic
Obregon
WII
Railroad Wage Cut Affects 325000 More Employees
The Railroad Labor Board orders wage reductions for clerks signal men and stationary firemen by 2 to 6 cents per hour affecting about 1.2 million workers including station employees. Telegraphers wage action to be decided next.
Treasury ruling allows liquor on federal ships in transatlantic service
Washington June 16 The Treasury issues regulations permitting sale of liquor on Shipping Board vessels outside the three mile limit. The ruling defines in transit liquor as prohibited and imposes seizure and penalties for transporting intoxicants through American territory. The guidance cites prior court decisions and suggests future AG opinion on liquor aboard American ships.
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Treasury
Washington
P. A. Wise
Prohibition Unit
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis Brower
Harding
Wayne Wheeler
Pew
Wise
Sewers Mebacker
Daced Feb
Daugherty
United States Supreme' Court
Grogan
Myr
Wiso
Whloh Foreign Passengerines
Supreme Court
Shipping Board
Prohibition
Milford Firemen hail marriage of their chief
Milford firefighters celebrated the marriage of Chief Lewis S. Stows to Miss Barbara Scrivons with a townwide display. The ceremony occurred weeks earlier in New York City. after news spread, a boisterous parade and reception followed at Fort Trumbull Beach with speeches, a carving, and a firemen’s chorus in front of the couple’s home.
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Milford
Lane
Lewis S. Stows
Barbera Scrivons
Aeveral
St. Patrick’s Cathedra
New York City
Father Fadden
Uninowr
Yale Athletics Befuddled and Mishandled Declares Class of 1915
New York June 16 Yale athletics are described as befuddled and mishandled needing complete remoulding of control finance and coaching. A Voluntary Committee report chaired by George S Trever says it reflects many Yale men views and attacks Professor Mendell head of the Board of Control.
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George Trever
New York
Yale
George S. Trever
Board of Control
Mapy
Clarence W. Mendell
Mendel
Mendell
Harvard
Vissell Sentenced to 19 Years for Mrs Dorn Killing
Philadelphia report states J Vissell, a former stage girl Mrs Bessie May Dorn of Norwalk was shot at a local lodging house in April. He received a 19 year and one month sentence after testimony that he threatened her with a revolver over money taken from his clothes by Dorn.
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Philadelphia
Jeane B Basry J. Vissall
Cégrées Murger
Bessie May Dorn
Norwalk
Waterbury American Manager Dies at 75
Charles Henry Beach, longtime business manager of the Waterbury American for 28 years, died today at age 75. He leaves his wife and a son, Henry, of Dallas, Texas. The obituary notes his long service to the paper and his prominence in Waterbury.
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Waterbury American
Tantellon
Henry Beach
Henry
Dallas
Tex
Rail wage cuts raise postwar plea for shared burden
Chicago June 16 The United States Railroad Labor Board orders further wage reductions totaling 35 million dollars starting July 4 affecting about 1.2 million workers. Clerks lose 3 cents hourly, signal men 5, and firemen 2. most hit segments face cuts though telephone operators face a 45 dollar monthly floor, and some groups escape. The ruling argues workers must help readjust living costs while maintaining rail service, with a dissenter criticizing any cut.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad
Tocday
Arthur QO. Wharton
Albert Philips
Lavor
W.le McMenimen
Ward pleads not guilty to 10 murder charges
White Plains New York. Walter S. Ward, son of Balver’s president, is jailed as his arraignment before Justice Morsehauser on an indictment for a string of murders. The defense seeks an early trial. prosecution says October at soonest. Ward’s father, George Ward, is sought as a grand jury witness in a blackmail plot connected to the Peters killing.
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White Plains
Tung
Aniel Nag
Supreme Court Aha al Eau
Morsehauser
Arst
Depres Manudern
Clarence Peters
Catlor
Walter S. Ward
Balver
Wenchester County
Ward
Morschauser
Weeks
Tompkins
Tule
Ho Asia
Morsehal
Omds of Justice
George 9. Ward
Ward Baking Co
Peters
Pennsylvania
Justico Mergobanser
Stratford Avenue White Way Appeal Proceeds Delayed
Stratford Avenue White Way Committee mails over 300 letters urging property owners and merchants to back a city funded project. Samuel Wellin, chair, says a public hearing in City Hall Monday night will consider a roughly 90000 dollar cost while merchants need not bear expenses. The plan aims to improve Stratford avenue with a White Way benefiting merchants and the broader community.
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Common Council
Wollin
Stratford Avenue
Samuel Wellin
Wellin
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