Women Debate Modern Subject at Milford Meeting
Milford March 1 Special crowds filled First Church as members voted 482 to 0 to unite with Plymouth Church after a similar national church decision. A committee named to negotiate consolidation includes Fred M. Clark and George J. Smalthe plus others. Prof. William Lyon Phelps of Yale spoke to the large audience amid plans for joint services while talks proceed.
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Milford
West Congregational Church
Plymouth Church
Fred M. Clark
Hcclesiastical
George J. Smalth
David
L. Clark
Phelps
Arso
Plymouth and
Orange
William Lyon Phelps
Yale University
Reading Circle
Green Street
Hall
Amna Dena
Mabel Spencer
A. Patterson
Alethea Circle
Mary Taylor M. H
Woodmont ¥. M. A
M. A. Wider
Guard Club
Oronoque Lodge
Stratford
Wopowaege Lodge
William T. Floyt
Women’s Relief Corps
George van Worn Post
G A. R
Knights of Columbus
Eugene Merritt
Milford High School
Duey
Raymond Willard
B. G
Wopowage Lodge
Robert C. Houghkirk
Y. W. A. Society
First Congregational Church
Wilcox Memorial
John
W. River Street
Michigan Loses Boundary Dispute in Supreme Court
In a March decision, Justice Sutherland rules Michigan failed to prove its case against Wisconsin in the boundary dispute. The court upholds the existing line from Lake Superior to Michigan, saying it was established with Michigan’s acquiescence and cannot be practically disturbed.
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Washington
Michigan
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Sutherland
Converted Submarine Chaser Seized in Newport Harbor
In New London on March 1 AP reports the converted submarine chaser Albatross from Newport was brought to port by a Coast Guard prize crew and held for customs investigation after boarding officers failed to locate a complete set of ship papers. alcohol found aboard did not lead to arrests.
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New London
Newport
Werow
Coast Guard
Newport Harbor
Stubborn chimney blaze causes minor damage to mantel
Firefighters faced a very stubborn chimney fire this winter, with intense heat igniting woodwork around a first floor mantel. Several loads of chimney soot were removed. Other notes mention a dog show prize, local social events, and various residents’ activities in Milford and surrounding areas.
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Imelda McCarthy
the Lindens
New Haven
Mark M. Bennett
HW. Windricks
Trumbull Beach
Charles A. Merritt
George Marriner
Avenuoe
A. A. Stender
Grant Co
Broad Street
Feehy
Fur theft cases to be heard in Danbury court today
Special assignment of three cases charged with complicity in fur thefts from the Oetohero Hat company factory in Danbury will be arraigned at 10 o clock before Judge Walida Marvin. Accused are William Whitney Marsh Carrine and Michael Carle of Danbury, with Asher Papish also tied to the case. The Telohery Company estimates losses at 60000.
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Danbury
Walida Marvin J
Criminal Superior
William Whitney
Marsh Carrine
Michael Carle
Telohery Company
Carrine
Whitney Factory
Carla
Mika the Rag
Asher Papish
Minent Manefarturer
Danity
Pipish
J. Moss Ives
Henry de Yaberitis
Henry J. Rubin
Stamford
Rxavin Motor ,Saleg Company
Marvin
Burglars Try to Open Safe in Red Cross Office
Burglars believed to be boys attempted to force open a safe at the American Red Cross office at 33 Cannon Street over the weekend, a report to the paths yesterday by Miss Amélia Wenderoth shows. The Electric Repair Co at 4 Cannon Street reported a pry and knob damage, while Thomas McMann of 351 Hawley Avenue said a 320 loss from a dresser. Tool boxes at G B Ackerman 136 Prospect Street and Alexander Wall 172 Morehouse Street were rifled at theaville iron company.
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American Red Cross
Cannon Street
Amélia Wenderoth
Eglectric Repair Company
Thomas McMann
Hawley Avenue
Income tax agents warn delinquents in new law
Individuals and corporations with net income under 5000 face a 4 cent penalty plus 1 percent monthly penalties if taxes are not paid by March 15. Those with over 5000 net income get until May 15 to pay after filing a tentative return, with 1/3 estimated tax. Citizens abroad receive May 15 extension but incur 6 percent interest after March 15.
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United Tea
President of Norwalk Lumber Company Dies
Manuel T. Haident, president of the Hitch and Bair company, died at his home in Norwalk after a brief illness. The funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon with burial in Riverside cemetery.
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Norwalk Lumber Company
Norwalk
Manuel T. Haident
Hitch and Bair Ser Company
Palrviewene
Bari
Riverstda
William W Crapo Dies Noted Lawyer of New Bedford
William W Crapo longtime New Bedford figure and lawyer died at 95. Known as The First Citizen for public service he helped collect the Alabama Claims and promoted cotton manufacturing in New Bedford. He served as director of mills and was involved with Howland will estates tied to Hetty Green.
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William W. Crapo
New Bedford
Mass
Wiliam W. Crapo
Alabama
Tech
Sylvia and
Howland
Hetty Green
Green
Mr. Crapo
Dartmouth
Louisiana
Banking and Currency
Chicago Alliance Probe Looms In Week Of Political Turmoil
In Chicago on March 1 1921 a push for a congressional probe into an alleged alliance between organized crime and politics surged as the Chicago Better Government Association asked for inquiry. Vice President Dawes submitted the petition to the Senate while local officials denied the charges, yet speculation swirled about the potential scope of any investigation.
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Chicago
Dawes
Senate
Chicago Better Government Association
Eid
Roberts. Crowe
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Mr. Kuba
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Copper Te’ Brass Research Association
Broadway, New York
Fletcher
Post and Telegram
Raghiye
Ne Plus Ultra
Pernambuco
Danbury Superior Court
NCOME
George W. Cotffin
Putenam Bank
Coffin
Putnam
Gilpatric
Chicago Alliance
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Rockwell & CO
Main Street
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