Garment workers' strike settles after arbitration board
A board including Gynn Wo A Wilson Seward B Price and Alderman William Lavery resolved the dispute with Wolf & Abrahamson on Thursday. Workers numbered oltre, as union shop was allowed, seniority preferences noted, and wages to rise by one dollar weekly for those earning under that amount. A yearly payroll increase of $2,000 was mentioned. Representatives dined with employers as Henman Slossbet spoke as secretary of the Garment Workers union.
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Judge Boardman to Speak at Yale on Law Enforcement
Judge William W. Boardman, president of the State Bar, will address Yale Law School students in Sprague Hall next Thursday at 8 19 p m. The talk focuses on law enforcement in a manufacturing city and the impact of recent stringent prohibition laws on enforcement.
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Yale Law School
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Deer Overrun Westport and Suburbs in Warm Weather
Westport reports an unusual deer surge over the last two days with sightings of a large buck on old hill road and a doe in a yard. Drivers narrowly avoid collisions as deer cross Post road. Food scarcity from melted snow drives figures into town while haystacks vanish overnight.
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Old Hill Road
Norwalk
Post Road
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Gridgeport
Hurisutt
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Sherwood
State Street
Hurlburt
Walter Taft
Pyrdeeport AM League
Woren
Democrats Named to Debt Funding Commission
Washington March 2 President Harding completed the headship of the foreign debt funding commission under recent law changes naming three members including Senator Carter Glass Representative Charles Crisp and a former representative from Massachusetts with the Senate to confirm the nominations amid a busy day of nominations and government reorganization.
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Carter Glass
Nia
Charles “J. Crisp
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Senate
Newspaperman Goes to San Francisco
Left El rhes, former Bridgeport newspaperman, to become advertising manager of The Williams, Morial corporation of San Francisco. He ran an advertising service in Brooklyn before taking the post. In Bridgeport, he worked for the Bridgeport Post and earlier with the Worcester Telegram.
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Bridgeport
Williams, Ivoral Corporation
Sapran Nisco
Barnes
Brooklyn
Javidgeport Post
Worcester Telegran
Drunkenness charge leads to jail sentence and vagrancy case
Henry Nael of 100 Lindley Street was hospitalized at St Vincent's to have liquor removed from his stomach and was sentenced to jail after the car raign in auty collet. Wilden Murphy of Springfield received a 10 day sentence for vagrancy. The report notes a police bridge warning as an unrelated remark about leaving Bridgeport.
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Lindley Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lo Tenda
Auty Collet
Wilden Murphy
Springfield
Pope
Treedon
Bridgeport
Yale Divinity Dean to Speak Here at Community Forum
Yale Divinity School Dean Charles Ro Brown of Walt Divinity School will speak at the Community Forum in United Chapel tomorrow night on the topic Doce It Ity to be Felgious. The address follows a 7 o'clock musical prelude and will begin at 7:30 PM. Brown is noted for religious writings and leadership at Yale. Previously he led a church on the Pacific Coast strengthening religious life there.
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Walt Divinity School
United Chapel
Dean Brown
Yale
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Tishory
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Guke
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Preilie
Stamford mar is honored by American Legion
Justus J. Fennel of Stamford, American Legion executive commit teeman from Connecticut, appointed chairman of the Porto Rico Charter communities sub division of the national executive board by national commander Alvin Owsley. Fennel, also a Fairfield County District chairman in the Legion State department, was notified of his appointment yesterday.
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Bairfield County
Legion State Department
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Dlawrence
Kan
Wayne Davis
San Antero
Texas
Joseph Sparks
Columbia
Robert W
Tandy Gton
Willian, P
Montgome
Howard 3
Spofford
New York City
Francis A. Robinson
Des Mulles
Interallied Veterans’ Association
Nelson Jackson
Burlington
Gorden
Madisonville, Inc
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Powman Rider
Indianapolis
Ind
Tiindis
Chicago
George A. Withers
Clay Center
Kans
Veterans’ Bureau
Suhadale
Thomas WW
Bird
Asheville
Niger
Membey Shipt Ramet Ned
Louisville
Graves
Putham
Wellesley Farm
Mass
Mnal Aid Wiu
Alexander
Druggists Accused in Rube Case Faced With Stolen Permits
Martel Nem Yori and others test in a hearing alleging druggists sold stolen liquor withdrawal permits to a warehouse firm in Frankfort. Witnesses claim cooperation with former State Prohibition Director Harold Le Mart and Willing Orr to defraud the Government. The case centers on a secretary treasurer and a party official linked to the Prohibition office.
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Voolpany
Olankfort
State Prohibition
Harold le Mart
Orr
Ure Eise
Mary HW
Bachan
Cnd Urensurer
Egg Vowe
Foo OM Gaylord
Prohify
Pion Hepatient
Three Men Recovering From Gas Poisoning In City
Three men were hospitalized after gas poisoning. At least two victims were identified at 257 Cannon Street and 6493 de Avenue. Investigators linked the incident to a faulty pipe hookup as crews rapid aid and monitor their improving conditions.
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Iteury
Nicarin
Cannon Street
AL Flene Arick
Opus
Bridgeport Bank Hold Meeting Discusses Tentative Plans
Organizers of a proposed new Bridgeport bank met at Holsonang Bulkeley offices Thursday night. They deliberated preliminary details of the project and noted tentative positions to be discussed at the next meeting.
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Bank
Bridgeport
Holsonang
Bulkeley
Iehard Oppel
Education Board May Move To Welfare Building
A movement among Board of Apportionment members could place the Board of Education in the Welfare building auditorium to save about 5000 annually in rentals. Tax board member Mrs Hila Glack confirmed, and Angus Po Tharna indicated space could be found for Recreation, Harbor Master, and Weights in the building.
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Hila Glack
Tax Board
Health and Charities
John A. Leverty
Educational Department
Welfare
Angus Po Tharna
Ceramittes
Mra. Fleekeporatty
Board of Recreation
Atlanta Man Held in Mann Act Case
A Houston grand jury indicted Atlanta resident Clark on Mann Act charges. Federal officials detained him January 11 1921 while investigating relations with a Houston woman. Dr Tolliver led the probe, examined Clark and the woman, and they were released after authorities concluded they planned marriage.
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Clare
Pedera Grand Jury
Elouston
Touston
Forday
Z. M. Tolliver
Federal Department of Justice
We Cave
Clark
Chirke
Nails Shortage Hampers Bridgeport Building Boom
A nail shortage disrupts Bridgeport construction as hardware dealers report delays blamed on rail transport. Builders push to secure nails at rising prices while paints and white lead also rise. Turpentine and linseed oil costs hold, but overall hardware prices trend upward amid supply issues.
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Bridgeport
A. W. Smith
Lusk
Postmaster Prohibits Day Old Chickens Deliveries
Postmaster Charles F. Greene announced that day old chicks will not be accepted for parcel post unless delivery is within 72 hours. A shipment of 1,200 chicks arrived yesterday for a rural route, packed 100 per crate with 25 per compartment to prevent crushing.
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We Parcel Post
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Robbed of $26 by man he befriended
A man reported to police yesterday that he was robbed of $26 by a person he befriended. The suspect, described as an idealized acquaintance, vanished from the victim’s room while he was at work.
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