FIGHT OVER AMENDMENTS IN PARLIAMENT DEBATE ENDS
In London the House of Commons ends a tense committee stage after a sharp clash over an anti dissolution amendment. Closure votes stop fourteen amendments as Ulster MPs protest the tactic, while Greenwood’s amendment on dissolving the Southern Parliament passes amid shifts and walkouts.
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London
Maron Roe
House of Commons
Hamar Greenwood
Charles Curtis Crag
Tor South Antim
Free State
Dublin
Craig
House
Free Staters Say Trouble Is Over Reportedly
Associated Press dispatch notes Richard Mulcahy minister of defence in the Dublin cabinet describing steps to calm a crisis in Limerick. James Connolly, famed IRA figure in Easter uprising and gun running at Howth, is referenced with a loss of 40 arms.
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Pvban
Associated Press
Richard Wulcahy
Dydl Hireann
Dall To Dieu
Limerick
Mulcahy
James Shatnery
Irish Republican Army
Howthad
Warehouse Point death mystery tied to Edward Sands
Hartford March 6 The Connecticut state police renewed their inquiry into a suicide at Warehouse Point where a body found February 19 with a head wound is believed to be Edward F Sands missing secretary to William D Taylor slain film director. Police note resemblance to Sands and a description of a man about 27, 5 feet 9, 170 pounds. The clothes were good and $235 was in the pockets. The body was buried in Windsor Locks after failed identifications. Coroner of Hartford County says it appears to be death by own action. Further reports on this case continue on page two.
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Hartford
Connecticut
Warehouse Point
Con
Edward F. Sands
William D. Taylor
Bon Ema
Sands
Baiuc
Tye
Windsor — Locks
Ciluun
Hartford County
Stowes
Delaney Knocked Out in First Round by Augie Ratner
New York on March 14 Ang ie Ratner of New York floored Delaney in the first round at the Brooklyn Exposition arena. Ratner weighed 151 3 4 pounds and secured a knockout with a left to the jaw, sending Delaney to the canvas and off balance.
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Delaney
Augie Ratner
New York
Angie Ratner
Jack Denney
Bridgepot Ale
Augie
Ratner
Delaney Tor & Coun
Ewlas
Rainer
Lote
Delansy
Pake
Plot to Kidnap Frady S Foiled in Miami
A plan to abduct Frady S from a hospital and move him to a yacht offshore was thwarted. Chicago gunmen were said to be involved with disguises and armed guards, as sheriff guards secured the scene and transferred Frady S to jail amid a night of patrols and warnings.
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Frady
Miami
Iid
March
Edgar C. Wrae
Wax
Cube
Sherif Allen
New York Gas Rate Ruled Confiscatory by Supreme Court
The 1906 New York City gas law setting rates above 80 cents per 1000 cubic feet was ruled confiscatory by the Supreme Court for gas furnished during 1918 and 1919. Justice McReynolds delivered a largely unanimous opinion, upholding lower court findings that the statute allowed confiscation and would continue to do so from January 1, 1918 onward.
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Washington
New York
New York City
Supreme Court
New York v
Attorney General
Third Ward
Consolidated ‘Gag Co
Hola
United States District Court
Justice McReynolds
Kings County ‘Lighting Co
New York & Queens Gas Co
Linwood Avenue Closed in School Hours Controversy
Linwood Avenue near Maplewood Junior High faced a new ordinance to curb traffic during school hours after a heated council session. The measure, long debated, received support from most Republicans and the Parent Teachers Association despite 71 property owners opposing it.
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Linwood Avenue
Wovnd
Laurel Avenue
Council
Laat
Moran Resigns Elect Congdon Adjutant Post 11
Moran resigns after nearly two years and Raymond J. Congdon is unanimously elected adjutant of Congdon Post No. 11. Congdon, an Army veteran and brother of a soldier, has served on the executive committee and as a vice-commander. The post praises his loyalty and readiness to aid committees and the national commander.
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F. Maron
Maron
Congdon
Raymond J. Congdon
Cied Hhawadpitant Congdon
Wira
Marned
nVereeay
Wranie
Grdotseinen
Wasta
Mwers
Health officials warned as schools face nutrition clash
A heated Board of Education meeting denounced Health Department plans to run school nutrition classes. Dr. Alfred Moues and Dr. William McLaughlin led a committee demanding no outside interference in nutrition work. The board asserted authority over school health programs and dental clinics for next year, while noting current milk provision in meals.
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Board of Education
Alfred Moues
William Z. McLaughlin
Pable
Longfellow
Jackson
Prospect
Maplewood
Fc Department
Howard T. McGovern
Health Department
Barnum
Elias Wows Und
Walteravinig
Plai Waa
Curr
Division of Child Welfare
Goa
Goliudl
Wreow
Elm
Board No
Cekly
Woldon Wen
Fones
Alerman Costello
Sanford
Hsbeyber
Kisco
Comey
Wol
Alerman Price
Hayes
Health Tay Authority
Oy Alcheemanic
Board of Educational
Aete
Board of
Educath
Healthi Department
Lynn W. Wilson
Draws Pat Royal Flush Ends in Midnight Tragedy
Newsperson notes Max Wilkotak drew a pat royal at a midnight game hosted by Michael Minenburg in Newark New Jersey. He collapsed before opening the door and died. A physician attributed the fatal heart failure to the incident.
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Newark
Max ‘Wilkotak
Pat Royal Trust
Michael Minenburg
Bridgeport Aims for a Major Surprise Morrison Says
Bridgeport boosters gathered at a Stratfield luncheon where Ben F Morrison chaired the local Chamber of Commerce committee. He hinted at a pending development that could transform Bridgeport’s industrial life, urging confidence as details remain private. A prior committee meeting pledged funds and drew new recruits for wartime effort.
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Strecheld
Benjamin F. Morrison
Chamber of Commerce
Gjy
Morrison
Bridgeport
Stratfield
Solon
Hydrauic
Willium
Genoa Economic Parley Set for April 10
Paris reports the Genoa economic conference opening on April 10 with Italy ready for that date after cabinet tensions. The talks will address armaments control and allied finance, with delegates from Britain France Italy and Belgium planned. Premier Poincare faces limited stay due to other duties.
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Poincare
Italy
Tom
Paris
Associated Press
Genoa
Foreign Office
Pelnnasa da Mb
Washington
Usare
Deleto
Amang
Promingr
Mlle
Atelemn
Great Britain
Belgium
Germlalys
Bonus plan hit by snags delaying action in Congress
The House wage and means panel, split over the bonus measure, stalled after minority members pressed for more study. Republicans aimed to present the bill in full session tomorrow, with talks at the White House and possible changes to ensure veterans receive adjusted service certificates while banks handle loans.
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Dort
Hademan Wordney
Howse
Hepgollians
Dern
Carticieate
Imen Tere
Vengsworth
Oha
Cvini
Ebr
Lgervige
Hartford Police Drop Probe Into Fires at Trinity
Hartford March 6 detectives from the Trinity College fire inquiry said no further investigation was likely. Superintendent Robert T. Ainley and two officers remained on site all day to conduct inquiries into a series of arson incidents at the campus.
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Hartford
Trinity
Speciely Uly Volice
Hier
Garrett de Parrel
Trinity Sollege
Robert T. Ainley
Explosion Claims Seven Lives in Birmingham Power Plant
A devastating explosion at a Birmingham power plant today killed seven workers and seriously injured thirty others. The victims, including women, faced severe burns and facial injuries as they carried out cartridge removal work amid smoke and chaos. Authorities investigate the blast’s cause as families await news.
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Birmingham
England
Mareng
Sesing Bitlis
Thton
Aisiance Morshweet
Education Board Loses Bid Over Dental Clinic Control
By a 21 to 4 vote the Board of Aldermen granted the Health Department authority to run the dental clinic, allowing up to 26 dental hygienists at 1200 dollars yearly, 3 supervisors at 2000 each, and 2 licensed dentists at 2500 annually, with a 40000 dollar yearly appropriation. The measure shifts clinic control to health officials, drawing debate over school involvement and oversight. President Veness opposed, urging mayoral review and cross-board cooperation.
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Alfred C. Veness
Department of Health
Board of Apportionment
Baal
Ecaool
Educaional
Hinbert
Santora
Venesa
Healthing Education Board
Veness
Willie Laman
Lavery
Ralph ‘T. Beers
Northrop Again Pleads for Cut Salaries
Architect Jeanph W. Northrop urged a 10 percent salary reduction from the mayor through the city hierarchy. He pressed for a commission to study city salary schedules and urged a survey of compensation to improve efficiency. The ordinance was referred to the Ordinance Committee as Northrop’s proposal echoed earlier calls for a government cost review.
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Jeanph W. Northrop
Board of Apportionment
Gyater
Jie
Unmmen Counen
Northrou
Jess
Northrop
Board of Aldermen
Mt Salarte
Beng
Norrie
Ulerelore
Northeop
Veness
Sajaviex
Lloyd George to Remain Premier Amid Reports of Support
London March 6 Associated Press reports decision by Prime Minister Lloyd George to continue in office amid political strain. He allegedly holds his resignation in abeyance while assurances of Conservative support surface. MPs and party executives planned private meetings to discuss the situation.
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Associated Press
Lloyd George
Liese- George
Ats
Liese
Birken Mead
Mr. Chamberlain
Si Arthur Batlowr
Lord Curenan
Sir Rohan
Stevenson
Horne
Liamijne
Livyu
George Wes
Foieth
Wales
House of Commons
Denal
oUniomtat Party
Representaeivey
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Lite Howlands Dry Goods Company
Bridgeport AY Vanimously Pease
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Hild
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