Council quarrel worries league decision expected
Geneva talks on the League of Nations seat allocations in Europe intensify as diplomats debate permanent seats for Germany Poland and Spain. Reported hope centers on a German and Spanish permanent seats proposal with Poland possibly advancing for immediate election to a permanent position, a move seen to test the Geneva doctrine and provoke concessions from eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guaeva
Gary
CIA
Argentina
Europe
Ganeve
Clare Reich
Wbo
League Itealf
Taman
Geneva
Poland
Germany
Secret Talks At Locarno Stir Diplomatic Debate
Briand, French prime minister, hints an understanding reached at the Locarno talks without Germany's knowledge to widen council roles. Warnings of secrecy echo as Premier Ballance’s forthcoming statement is awaited to clarify tensions among ministers and policy approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briand
Fanuiy
Itelf
Germany
Council
Wermann
Ballwan
Aston
Women Threaten Boycott of Soldiers Sold for Toys
A Women's International League for Peace and Freedom protest targets soldiers figures, weapons, and war games in toy sets. Laurence Kintie of Pratt Manufacturing defends toy sales, noting there has always been war and will continue as long as toys sell.
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NEAW
S‘lurence Kintie
Pratt Manufacturing Company
Toy Fair
Hughes plan trims bureaus and shifts duties across departments
The proposal would move the Secretary of State and Treasurer into governor appointive powers, rename and merge functions, and transfer the State Engineer and Surveyor to a major department. Department heads would earn 12000 yearly, with the governor leading an eight division executive setup and education and motion picture duties reallocated. Regents keep budget oversight, and commissions move under new departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Picture Commission
State Athletic Commission
State Acting Commission
Department of State
Secretary of State
President pushes naval bill cut amid debate limits
From the White House the president introduced a resolution to gain privileged status for a naval bill and aims to have it called up later this month with a debated amendments plan. He met with Chairman Morin but the committee chair could not commit. The War Department says it is drafting an army aircraft program though outlay details remain undisclosed. The president signals support for restraint on aircraft spending given tax cuts and a fragile treasury.
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White House
Mt. Coolidge
Morin
Tuuse
War Department
Mori
Treasury
Death of Danbury Official Probed
An official from Danbury dies from pneumonia after a confrontation. Report says Melvin claims Johnson struck him in the face during a dispute on the night of the incident. Melvin later dies in a hospital as authorities investigate the death and the involvement of Johnson.
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Death OF
Danbury
Melvin
Johnsen
Reed
Johnson
Jonsens
Tao
Lee
Wurel Tegay
Telephone Placed in Stock Broker's Tomb
In Terre Haute Indiana the tomb of wealthy stockbroker Martin A Sheets was opened and a telephone and electric light placed inside to allow him to speak with the outside world should he awaken. He had requested a $100,000 equitable instruction in his will.
Shake Down Bears Trigger Severe Market Drop
In New York the market slumped as speculation and margin calls hit amid heavy selling. Stocks including American Can, American Brake Foundry, and New York Canners faced violent declines while wheat and cotton also fell, signaling liquidity strain and tighter credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
American Brake Shee and Foundry
Msuhdation Company
New York Canners
Feallon Prohibition Inquiry Proposal Emerges
A government sourced proposal calls for a broad inquiry into the prohibition amendment focusing on its economic and sociological effects. Mr Andrews urges calm public sentiment while Mr Mellon argues the public already knows facts and can access information through committees. The plan treats prohibition as a major social experiment and aims to examine various impacts.
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Andrews
Mellon
Drews
State May Lose On Misused Bonds Amid Senate Hearing
The hearing probes Liberty Bond purchases linked to former treasurer Gilpatrick and state funds, with witnesses detailing irregular transfers from Victory to Fourth Liberty bonds. Attorney Seevell questions records as Gilpatrick denies knowledge while noting delays and clerical oddities in bank entries.
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Anatter
Clinton Hl. Seevell
Ghipatrac
Seevell
Gilpatric
Gipatrie
Losay T 2
Lreasurer
Gilpattlety
Lewrenes Howard
Wyedar Jara
Liberty Tenis Tyr
Air
Searell
Gulpilrie
Tho
Putnam
Ais
Dtichard Dana
New Javea
Hlal
Comepany
Sevvera
Ices
Putnam Bank
Gilpatria
Samuel Bradley
Yutan
Teadley
Dallas
Gilpatric A. Jul
Gilpairiu
Bana Brougnat
Catin
Puynan Bank
Gipatric
Auremea
Tomertoan
First National
Bedroom Safe Loots Peel Maes Miret 1 CAP
A bedroom safe in the Tremont home was broken into last night, with about 5000 in jewelry and 1500 in cash taken. Police reported no clues, stating the break-in occurred while the family was away and keys appeared to have been left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel, Maes
Miret
and Airs
Feanle Tremont
Steamer Rammed Near St Johns Amid Turbulent Seas
An incident report notes the steamer Kr_evlucky was rammed near St Johns during a rough spell. The vessel sustained damage and listed, with survivors and distress signals prompting a naval response.
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls Entry Fragments
Fragmented list of ambulance calls with partial addresses and events. References include Willie Johnson on MoOMyrie Avenue, a Felion Sereh at Hailelt Street, and auto accident injuries at Joka and Wad streets. Mentions transfers to Bridgeport and hospital observations, with garbled, partial details throughout.
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Willie Johnson
Moomyrie Avenue
le Oceter
Deldgenort
Mytad
Firion Sereh
Ag Hailelt Streen Permmoni
Vaneeni
California Street
Hillside
Vid Bane Courtland Sitet
Cantatate Street
Weoravenge
Kinadeteeet
Joka Amd
Toko
Vincenus Hase Vital
Dward
Wil
Penbroke Street
Bridgeport Pésuliat
Withdrawn appeal cited in will dispute among relatives
A probate matter reports a withdrawn appeal against a will after a settlement approach. Names include grandniece and nephew from New York and Connecticut towns, along with various relatives and church members. The Superior Court action was marked Done and no further hearing, with estate interests listed in Norwalk and Minneapolis.
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Alee Mogkwel
Witkaur
Superior Court
Erning IL
Serrh J. Geuuch
Hinton Avenue
Rudgepost
Willa Macnidith
Clinton
William Lounshars
Laurel Avenue
Reidseport
Kay A. Qudulurd
Bob Stireet
Norwalk
Aliee Rockwell
Geurar Taewell
Jennie Wo Iturkwoll
Maraaick Rockwell
Wirthrap Rackll
Mise Ang
Iolysydecepal Clurch
Hidget
Igiltie Iw
Troyer
Wishington
Mabeard Ik
Chervill
Su EL Leote
Nathan L. Kouk- Moehail
Dt Mis
Annie Fea Safford
Minnpolis
Mis Wilburn
Minneapolis
John Weutherby
Jim le Shea
Cormegfield
Mase
Alby W. Youngs
Conrad
Young
Kihevy Chase
Purim Play Set for Hebrew Institute On Kossuth Street
Children from the teurew athoul on tarind steeot will perform the Purim play Che Star of Audib at the Hebrew Institute on Kossuth street this evening. Miss Dorothy Kessler directs. Cast includes Horn, Man Bessievo, Tieiard Jstier, Mildred Circambaum, Merthi Goldstein, Edits Lewes, Dor othy Lig Gertrude Staplro, Shirley Greentaum, Gert rude Raport, Rose Kuepler, Frances Lesser, Sunt Goldstein and others.
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Teurew Athoul
Tarind Steeot
Che
Audib
Somoerruw
Hebrew Institute
Kossuth Street
Dorothy Kessler Ig
Gen Bums
Grand Street
We Horn
Man Bessievo
Tieiard Jstier
Tupert
Belly Wlanket
Geride ‘Bon
Mildred
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport And Surrounding Towns
A jumble of meeting notices from Bridgeport and nearby areas lists groups at Main Street locations, temples, lodges, and clubs including the Knights, Ladies auxiliaries, and civic societies. Addresses span Main Street, Water Street, and Hillside avenues with various religious and female organizations, indicating an active community calendar.
Traffig rerouting draws protest in city council notes
City records show opposition to rerouting traffic near two wrecked boats and plans to remove a sunken vessel. Officials discussed paving, sidewalk work, curb repairs, and street name changes. Funding approvals and public hearings were set for March 15 on various building lines and street extensions, with multiple claims and abatements processed.
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Ynenh
Creely
Harhornvarter
William A. Lamord
Dotusar
Praetz
Warhor Committee
Aerord
Warventte
Tata
Tae Sommer
Santee
Aviond
Ansa Street
Pormiesian
Tomes Avenue
Jries Est
North Avenue
Alfred Street
Aaylum
Arain
Parrath Avenue
James &, Brack
Beers
Fairmount Avenue
Selgwick Street
Nelson Terrae Wayne
Phorme
Goldenrod Avenue
Kekurt Street
Madison Avenue
Park Avenue
A. McAlray
Wayne Street
Savoy Street
Orland Street
Samuel Elerskom
Wairfield Avenue
Jiarty
iTe
Ulat
Hublding Commission
Michael J. Jora
Hletskewits
Levine
Vite
John Matyas la Roel
Aad
Ely
Fasten
Maligade Avenue
Orden
Clarenes Anderson
Tages
Tiosie Bernstein
Fran
Mary Csalurda
Moedouck
J. Cwaper
John Girgo
Frank Jacoby
Prankel
Samuel Hankin
Mary J. Jay
Fred Ortiepp
Louis Veronica
Mary Woolsey
Susan Zibe
Arthur Dean Tregiemingway
Lillian Olechan
Sarah O'Leary
C. Rickard
Ido Aquily
Jing Company
Kan
Dl Wieam Christian
Byron Gardner
Fred. Siart
Catherine Kernan
Alert Platt
Thomas Hs
Nees
Theresa Kowma
Elizabeth
Airs
Tiarny
Sangeigtan
Marco Margus
John A. Saksa
Lucia Minguliella
Burns Company
Tessle Kaplinkas
Bdehuarnn
Mechanics and Metals National Bank of New York
Agdoerman Sehl
Noble Av
Bea 4Y Park
Twast Main
Mibough
Otta Uo Alorphy
Heamtag
Drunken man near drowning found on roadside rocks
A heavily intoxicated man lay nearly submerged on rocks at the boulevard end. Motorists alerted police after telegraph lights revealed a prone form. Two officers reached the scene and helped him, narrowly preventing a tragic outcome amid rising tide and danger.
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Srene
Hk Fonger
John Mee
Stata
Restaurant Owners Held on Liquor Charge
Joseph Varese proprietor of the Wha restaurant at 4 Win Street was arrested last night by the vice squad on charges of violating state laws. He was released on a $200 cash bond after officers raided the premises and confiscated wine and whiskey.
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Joseph Varese
Vive Squad
Tax Collector Announces Record Personal Tax Receipts
Tax Collector Howard reports a late night count of 3 110 personal tax payments on the 1625 Ast line, bringing the total paid in the year to nearly 9,000. He warns that warrants will issue for delinquent 1925 taxes and arrears will be collected with a $5.50 penalty per year.
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Howard
Farre
Themeaclves
Strike clash at Wolf Abrams factory ends with arrest
Angelina Capazaienio, a Tenax Belchis Fairfield striker, assaulted Anna Pucho, triggering a near riot outside the Wolf Abrams clothing factory on Boswick Avenue. Capazaienio held on assault and breach of the peace, bonds set at 100 dollars furnished by Carl Pincky. Police restored order as workers and strike breakers clashed.
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Angelina Capazaienio
Tenax Belchis Fairfield
Wolf Abrams
Bosuwick Avenue
Allreed
Anna Pucho
Pine Street
Carl Pincky
Po Wce
Man assaulted robbed by three men on North Washington
Martin Milikian, 28, reported to police last night he was assaulted and robbed of 70 dollars in the Jarne terminal yard on North Washington avenue about 4 16 oclock. He asked for a room, colored men answered, offered liquor, Milikian gave five dollars for a bottle, a taxi and cruiser ride ensued, and at the yard the thieves left. A remaining fifty dollars was found in his other pocket.
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Tefo
Thanly Cruiser
Republican Pinochle Teams Battle Tonight
Pireshle sharks of the sesr yd and Ninth Distr ict Republicans will whet tonight and do battle in the Ninth District cult rues. Reporters from heath sections are pres dleting decisive defeats for ubth terms. These will be entertainment and refreshments.
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Sesr Yd
Dstrict
Tui
Heath
Prs
Presbyterian Church Starts Mission Services
The Wir vyterian church began a mission last night with a 7 45 o'clock service drawing several hundred people. The mission aims to prepare the congregation for a March community event. Dr. John Alison of Holyoke Mass spoke on sin and accountability, urging confession to seek absolution. The mission continues through the week with different speakers each night including Rev. Turner Hall and Rev. Montgomery among others.
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Wir Vyterian
John Alison
Holyoke
Mass
Jor
Alexander Alan
Gator
First Presbyterian Church
Ile
Sven
Dr. Alison
Alison
Uven
Alison Sali
Taiay Alison
Itey
Turner Hall
New Haver
Pedestrian Struck Crossing Street in Fairfield
Anton Loudy of 279 Broad Street was seriously injured yesterday afternoon when struck by a car driven by Joseph Mrunko of 49 Joseph Street as he crossed from Middle Street toward John Street at the intersection of the hye streets. He was taken to St Vincents Hospital with a crushed chest.
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Anton Loudy
Aisty-sven
Broad Street
Sterday
Joseph Mrunko
Joseph Street
Roger Weissman
Pembrok
Middle Street
John Stret
Hye
St. Vincest's Hospital
Drivair
Lewis
Tur Joli Street
Middle Ghreet
Joby Street
Sout Avenue
Brow Street
Slimatreth Maczko
Chirty-nina
Lairfield
Helen Sidlak
Fairfield Jona Maxczko
Teen
Walapeld
John Maczko
Fairfield
Daha Dreaues
Government Wins Supreme Court Rail Road War Damages Case
The federal government won a Supreme Court test case ruling on compensation for wartime control of railroads. The decision affirms government authority in determining damages and the handling of road losses during wartime operations.
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Washington
Marsh T. Caf
Supreme Court
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Cantilever Shoe Shop
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Martel
Wall Street
Iich
New York
Storks Whh
Americat Can
General Electric
Ward Baking Company
California Packing and Postum Cereal
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Ioans
Whch
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Prohibition
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Democrat
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Daily Record
Sirudgeport
State
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Main
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le Calinthe
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Sounei
Crainon Street
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Alfeh Dastuick Wenen
Americis
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Weodanen Cetele
Tuthill Cams
Woo Wa
Madedd
Abraham Lodge
Main Street
Warroar Hdge
St. Georog
Stretford Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Wiss
Kelloge
Mr. Davidson
Kellogg's
Allbran
C.T. Davidson
N. Street
Sacramento
Cat
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Battle Creek
Michigan
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Paula
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Jay Gelzer
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