Congratulations From Publishers To New President
The American Newspaper Publishers Association sent a telegram to President Hamillng congratulating him on his inauguration. It praises the profession and wishes a productive administration benefiting the country and world history.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Today
Hamiing
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
American Newspaper Publishers Sociation
New Haven Gas Co Cuts Help 20 Percent
New Haven March 4 The New Haven Gas company announced a wage reduction to its 275 employees of something less than ten per cent.
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NEW Haven Gas CO
New Haven
New Haven Gas Company Today
London Journal Notes Sadness of Wilson's Going
The Westminster Gazette reflects on Woodrow Wilson’s role in world affairs and the sadness around his departure from the White House. It lauds his wartime leadership and notes the contrast with President Harding’s rise from journalism to the presidency, while many papers feature stories about Harding.
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London Journal
Wilson
London
Woodrow Wilson
Westminister Gazette
Harding
Toda
Republic
Indefinite recess declared in Criminal Superior Court
Judge John P. Kelloggs declared an indefinite recess after a day of disposed business. Several cases saw continuances to the May term, including Nott and Johnston for murder, Krantz and Roche for murder, and McGovern for manslaughter. Jarrett pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pretences and got four months, with others under probation or awaiting actions. A bench warrant was issued for Lincoln for improper conduct with young girls.
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Criminal Superior Court
John P. Kelloggs
Ethel Hutchins Nott
John FH. Johnston
George EB. Nott
Max Krantz
Joseph Roche
Arthur ¥. Donahue
Edward McGovern
Mary Lapoczka
Charles W. Scott
William P. Jarrett
Jarrett
New Haven
John Dudas
Louis Nesy
Reformatory
Kellogg
Nhice
Charles J. Lincoln
Fairfield
United States
Devon Improvement Association Annual Meeting Planned
Milmord March 4 The Devon Improvement Association will hold its annual meeting and officer election Monday evening at the headquarters where reports from officers will be presented. The association reviews bids for a proposed new clubhouse and hopes work may start soon at the new headquarters site donated by Ferdinand Baldwin on Bridgeport avenue.
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Milmord
Devon Improvement Association
Improvement Association
Ferdinand Baldwin
Bridge- Port Avenue
Railway Executives Discharge Committee Votes to Decentralize Labor Relations
New York March 4 The National Association of Railway Executives meeting today voted to abolish its labor committee claiming its work was nearly done and further maintenance invites a uniform settlement of labor matters best settled between each railroad and its employees. The association also stood clear of National Boards of Adjustment and favored decentralization in labor relations.
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New York
National Association ‘of Railway
National Boards of Adjustment
Ridgefield’s tallest building changes hands in deal
March 4. A real estate deal is negotiated for Ridgefield's largest three story business block. Buyer is D Frank Bedlent and the retiring owner is D Smith Gage. Purchase price said to be between 22006 and 22060 dollars.
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Ridgefield
D. Frank Bedlent
D. Smith Gage
Submarine floated off ledge by cutter near PeniKese Island
The submarine OS was floated late today by the coast shipyard cutter Acushnet aided by the Cuttyhunk sunset era station crew. The submarine had grounded on Peni Kese Island yesterday. The Acushnet narrowly avoided grounding near Gull Island. both cutter and crew reached deep water safely.
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New Brdimcknh
Masc
Motion in Liability Dispute Continued in Superior Court
A continued hearing on a motion seeking reasons of appeal in the Manufacturers Liability case involving Louis P. Bassett versus John I. Bradley was postponed for one week on the short calendar list of the superior court.
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Manufacturers Liability “Company
Compensation Commission
Louis P. Bassett
John I. Bradley
William F Whitney, Harvard anatomist, dies in Boston
Dr. William Wilke Whitney, a famed anatomist and curator of the Warren Anatomical Museum at Harvard Medical School, died today in Boston. His career spanned decades of medical research and education, marking a significant loss to the field.
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Boston
William Wilke Whitney
Warren Anatomical Museum
Harvard Medical School
Gentlemen Dress Up For Spring Suit Sale
Market conditions and our merchandising policy push early selections. Blue serge suits in conservative and double breasted styles lead the line, all wool serge in blue, priced at 30 and 35 dollars. A special lot of men’s trousers in fancy worsteds and wool mixtures at six dollars, work trousers 28 to 46 waist at 3.50 a pair.
Men's neckwear offers stylish ties at $1.15
This ad highlights men's attractive neck dressings and emphasizes the tie as a key outfit element. It notes open end, dark color combinations, and various patterns within a line, inviting careful selection at a price of $1.15.
Spring Suits for Women
By far the most remarkable showing we have seen for a long while, style plus values. Every line of every model is built on lines that make you want to own it the workmanship appears in a peculiar way it impresses you with its intrinsic goodness the materials we vouch for. We have taken particular pains in this assortment to care for the miss the women of regular figure and very
Loveliest of sheer new flouncings in this season contest
Ad reads bright sheer flouncings in rose orchid blue and greens for new gowns. Describes organdy net tucks ruffles with prices from 65c to 4 and sets of collar and cuffs in new crisp organdy and net with embroidery, center aisle main floor.
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Picot
Silk White Gloves Sell At Special Value
One glove stands out as the item to pair with spring outfits a good silk glove sixteen button length double tipped fingers white with grey tones offered at a special value of 1.69 dollars.
New Double Service High School suits described
Advertisement for New Double Service High School suits for older boys and young men. Features include close-cut long trousers, two trousers per suit, gray and tan wool textures, Norfolk jacket with patch pockets, flannels and striped patterns in brown green and blue. Sizes 16 to 20. Front basement.
Little boys suits featured with blue serge and wool blends
Clothing listing describes boys suits priced at 8.75 with designs in blue serge and brown wool blends. Includes white pique-collar outfits and Norfolk jackets with smart pleats. Sizes range from 4T to 0. Front basement display area.
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Norfolk
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