Senate contest filed over Brookhart seat in Iowa
Washington March 3 officials of the Republican Party of Iowa filed with the Senate a contest over the election of Senator Smith W Brookhart of Iowa. Cedar Falls chairman Dodge presented the complaint while Brookhart said he would wage his appeal to the people of Iowa as he campaigns statewide. The charges stem from a January meeting of the state Republican committee at Des Moines allegedly adopted by a committee now repudiated by several members.
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Smith W. Brookhart
Iowa
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T Dodge
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Brookhart
Republcan Senate Organi Tion
Negroes Plan Appeal on Louisiana Law
New Orleans March 3 The Louisiana Supreme Court approved a segregation ordinance that barred negroes from establishing residence in white neighborhoods and offing in negro neighborhoods. Indications are the lines will be taken to the United States Supreme Court. Negroes are reported subscribing to an Sanhoo fund for that purpose.
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Supreme Court of Louisiana
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Life Underwriters Meet Here March 10
In this city the Life Underwriters Association led by Frederick Griswold will hold a noon meeting at the Strate hotel on March 10. Edward M. McMahon, new general agent of National Life Insurance Company, will be the speaker outlining the association’s greater opportunities. All insurance men aged sixteen or older may attend.
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Connecticut
Frederick Griswild
Ora
Edward M. McMahon
National Life Inmerance Coropany
Life
Governor Ay White House Chides Inaugural Events
A March 3 report from the White House discusses tensions over inaugural ceremonies. The piece notes opposition by Wisconsin Senator La Follette and local officials to the Coalidge-Duayes campaign, with governors and aides debating public messaging and the seating of representatives.
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Moles
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Roe to Form New Towing Line in New Haven
March action reports Daniel Be Roe, secretary of the Blue Line, announcing his resignation and the formation of a separate towing company. The Rye Towing Company will operate independently to haul coal and other loads, previously handled by the Blue Line.
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ROE
New Haven
Daniel Be Roe
Blue Line
New
Justice Maltbie Takes Supreme Court Seat
A garbled OCR note reports Justice Maltbie taking a seat on the Supreme Court. It references the judicial district and a ceremonial start, mentioning a Wednesday to Friday window.
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Justice Maltbie
Supreme Court
Hotel owner admits selling liquor in county jail
Charles Sigsway, proprietor of the Commercial hotel on Railroad avenue Orwiik, pleaded to four counts and was sent to the am fed county jail for 60 days. Helen Sevita of Stratford was arrested after alleged thefts and a bridgeport detective. she pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined 100 dollars with 93.54 in costs.
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Charles Sigsway
Railroad Avenue
Orwiik
Tintza John &. Walsh
James J Kennedy Dies Fleischmann Co Manager Here
James J Kennedy longtime manager of the Bridgeport office of the Fleischmann company on Stratford Avenue died late at home 338 Pembroke Street after a period of ill health. Survived by wife Catherine and sister Bridget Leary of Rastan. He attended Park City council, Molyneian Society, and church choir. Funeral from his home Friday morning at 9 39 and from St Marys church at 10 oclock solemn high mass of requiem with burial in St Michaels.
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James J. Kennedy
Bridgeport
Fleischmann Company
Stratfort Avenue
Pembroke Street
Theta
Catherine
Ty Hie
St Mary's Church
Trarini
St Michael's
Five New Members in Engineers' Club
Five new members joined the Engineers club adding Gilbert J Rogs of Bridgeport Brass Robert Overbaugh Ragelok Frederick Ro Banks and others. The next meeting will feature FLTmith, sales engineer of American Brass Waterbury, presenting The Stars of Copper from mining to refining and brass. The film is brand new with a city premiere.
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Engineers Club Et Bridge
Gilbert J. Rogs
Bridgeport Brass Company
Robert
A. Johnsen
Krauter
Chui
Freight Loadings Show Big Increase in Week End
Revenue freight loadings rose 2 418 cars to 925 295 for the February weekend period, reported by the American Railway nego ciation. The gain equals 79 396 from the prior year and 95 108 from 1323, signaling a strong upturn in rail traffic.
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Washington
Suit Over Roadhouse Settled Out of Court
Settlement reached out of court in a dispute filed by Ste eee genta of Creenwich against Joseph Miler over a Lost Roadhouse purchase. Misenta alleged he was induced to buy a Teadpets with expected profits of 6000 yearly, but profits did not exceed 30,000 and he claims the huskies code of 10000 yearly was breached.
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Steeee Genta
Creenwich
Joseph Miler
Misenta
Kellogg's Successor Sails for Home Today
Paris dispatch says Alanson B. Slragh ten, recently American Ambassador to Berlin and named Kellogg to London, sails with his family for Aquitania tomorrow. He plans a quiet day in Paris visiting friends and later calling on Ambassador Were rer.
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Alanson
Sraghten
Berlin
Ais
Kellogg
London
Aquitania
Parie
Ambassadeur
Wererer
Rhode Island Governor to Miss Inauguration
Rhode Island Governor Daniel Smith plans to lead the state delegation to Washington for the presidential inauguration. Lt Governor Mathaniel W. Smith will head the official group in his absence.
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Woonsocket
Rob
March
Ireland
Canidge
Washington
Mathaniel W. Smith
Hearing on Wheeler Amendment Scheduled for April 9
Fragmentary OCR details a hearing on the Wheeler Amendment set for Thursday April 4 in state courts. It notes state attorneys expected to appear and mentions a planned enforcers’ proceeding and related legal steps in Commerce ct area.
Clinics Care For 1608 Patients In February
February activity shows 1608 patients treated across clinics. Revenue details mention an apparent error in reported accounts but indicate clinic patient care levels remained steady during the period.
May Allison Granted Divorce From Rees
In Los Angeles California May Allison, noted film actress, was granted a divorce from her husband Rees. The court cited desertion as the reason with Reed named as actor and Tulay director. The actress declared she remained unmarried.
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May Allison
Rees
Wen Angeles
Calif
Msay Alison
Lis Reed
Tulay
Robert
Japan open to armament talks if called by U S
Tokyo March 3 Associated Press Baron Shidehar foreign minister said Japan would participate in an armament conference if America calls one but prefers to discuss the agenda in private.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Baron Shidehars
Wis c
Bank Bandits Enter St Louis Trust Company
Five men entered the Mound City Trust company in a residential section of St Louis March today forcing about twenty five employees and patrons into a rear room. They fired three shots but no one was wounded, and they escaped with about 33,000 dollars in cash.
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Sit. Louis
Simeéa
Mound City Trust Company
Foreign trade shows sharp increases this January
Foreign trade of the United States rose markedly in January from the same month last year with European nations expanding their purchases of American goods by 67.6 million dollars while imports from Europe climbed 15 million dollars.
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Washid
United States
Europe
Cardinal O'Connell Arrives in Rome After Journey
Cardinal O'Connell of Boston arrives in Rome from Naples with Monsignor Spraing and Walter Gavetta. The trio traveled by automobile past volcanic scenery, the Apennines and Neapolitan ruins before crossing to Rome. In California, Long Beach notes the burial of W Butler, veteran of Indian and Philippine campaigns, reportedly West Point class of 1878.
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Associated Press
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Michael J. Spraing
Walter Gavetta
Lowell
Mass
Naples
Apennines
Ueggins
Warniag
Homana
Long Beach
Cal
Anel W. €. Butler
West Point
Argentine Dancer and Bride Arrive on Coast
Senor Carlos Otis Basualdo of Argentina arrived from New York yesterday with his bride on the coast. The couple traveled after formalities in the city and are expected to tour local venues.
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Los Angeles
Marel
Carlos Otise Basualdo
New York
Lenora Hughes and Maurice plan honeymoon in Paris
Lenora Hughes and Maurice, a dancing pair, prepare a honeymoon trip to the Orient and Europe with plans to live in Paris. Lenora Basulalda says she hopes to help Maurice find a new partner, noting she left with unfulfilled contracts and may surprise him.
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Lenora Hughes
Maurice
Orient
Europe
Paris
Lenora Basulalda
Maysage
Japanese union threatens strike among Singer salesmen
Tokio March 8 Four thousand Japanese salesmen of the American Singer Sewing Machine company of New York threatened to strike today claiming the high price of the machines was hurting sales.
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American Singer Sewing Machine Company of
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