Daylight Saving Time May Hit Bridgeport March 27
The Bridgeport Board of Aldermen began daylight saving steps after a New Haven railroad notice that trains would advance one hour starting March 1 27. The Ordinance Committee will review recommendations at the March 21 meeting, while Hartford also seeks alignment. Connecticut public support favors a uniform start, with City aldermen holding a swift daylight saving discussion amid busy session notes.
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People’s Ice and Cold Storage Company
Seaview Avenue
East End
Revolver Shots Trigger Fire Alarm at Dry Goods Store
Five shots fired shortly after midnight by B. Nuctlerai of 2 Sampson Avenue to attract help for a fire at his drygoods store. The alarm from Madison Avenue and Marion Street drew police and detectives, extinguishing the blaze before major damage. Firemen faced entry difficulties and were hindered by a strong odor of burning goods.
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Mutiny and Death Aboard the Polar Star
New York ship Polar Star faces mutiny and murder tale as two Irish sailors heroically confront attackers while two Spanish pirates meet their fate. United States customs raid under Albert Hakensen uncovers unlisted cargo as Captain George Lunds explains to Attorney Foss. The vessel’s varied 47 crew includes 22 nationalities with Spaniards and Swedes among them.
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Hakensen
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Maine
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Buenos Ayres
Tambure
Tenty
Earthquake Kills 12000 in Chinese Province Kansu
Tokyo dispatch reports 12 000 dead in Kansu after March 4 quake. Major Dovedale from the American famine mission aids the homeless relief effort and coordinates aid with local officials.
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Kansu
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Pershing Faces Pressure Over Power and Ambassadorship
Friends of Pershing debate boosting his authority or obtaining him an ambassador post to France while seeking changes to army statutes. They argue Pershing remains head in name but lacks real power, as the Chief of Staff holds genuine control, and tensions grow over whether he should hold greater influence or further honor.
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Washington
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Harding
France
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Pershing
United States
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Statt
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General Wood to Lead Philippine Inquiry Politely Chosen Over Governorship
Washington March 7 Major General Leonard Wood was asked by President Harding to travel to the Philippine Islands to study conditions ahead of any independence move. Secretary Weeks announced the plan, noting Wood would keep his army rank rather than accept a civil governor post. Wood, in Chicago command of the Sixth Corps, will begin the inquiry when transfer arrangements allow. He also weighed a Penn provost offer but kept focus on the Philippine assignment.
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Philadelphia
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Paris
Kerensky
Russia
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Kronstadt
Ukraine
A to L Veterans to Receive State Aid This Morning
W Parker Seeley, local state relief distributor, announced funds from Hartford have arrived to pay A to L ex service men today. Funds scarce, two dollars cut from all checks to aid the greatest number, payments limited to single men without dependents until new appropriation. Official notes indicate payments to proceed under existing funds, with eligibility limited and distribution uncertain this week.
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Rebel force of 37000 near Petrograd alarms world
Dispatches from Helsingfors and London report 37000 Kronstadt troops marching toward Petrograd. Soviet forces, aided by Chinese troops, bombard Kronstadt and coast defenses as Kerensky travels to Reval to orchestrate the counter revolution. Allied powers pressed for support as a White Army rescue attempt unfolds amid Siberian and Caucasus revolts.
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Costa Rica demands U S peace and boundary respect
Costa Rica orders immediate withdrawal from disputed territory beyond the Sixonia river and urges no further advance on the Pacific side. The note echoes U S demands while no reply from Canada or the United States is reported. The Vatican also reports Benedict XVI elevating six new cardinals including Philadelphia Archbishop Dennis Dovgnerh, amid ceremonial rites.
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Charles Sherwood Arrested on Misrepresentation Charges
Charles FE Sherwood, 37, of Cringe street, arrested in Delaware on charges of misrepresentation and obtaining money by deceit. The complaint cites his alleged false pretenses while claiming to be a veteran and ex-serviceman in relation to American Legion post affairs. He was jailed for days in Hamilton street and faced a future court hearing.
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American Legion
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Sherwood
Daya
Tagenie Gall
Nimaelae Na Dapendon
Herwood
Special Session of Congress Set for April Fourth
President Harding announced a special session would begin no earlier than April 4 after a White House dinner with Senate and House leaders. A taxation program and emergency legislation were discussed, with a committee canvass to define the session’s real business before Congress assembles. Allied forces move into Germany as talks on indemnity and reparations unfold in London and Paris.
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Roomer Robbery at 415 Golden FD Street
Detectives investigate a Sunday night theft at a rooming house on 415 Golden FD Street. A young man identified as the suspect allegedly stole 500 in cash and jewelry including a sapphire ring and a 3200 money ring, plus shoes and leather items. The proprietor Mrs Veeder reported the brief visit by the suspect before disappearance.
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Germans Charge League Violations Near Breakpoint
London March 7 Allied penalties for non payment of reparations prompt Germany to appeal to the League of Nations. Dr Simons says Germany is not a member but signed the league’s act and will appeal. Briand says Allied action aids German opinion and may gain acceptance of terms. Britain and France fear British troops in Rhineland as Allies debate next steps. continued on Page Py.
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Lloyd-George Critiques German Proposals as Vague
Premier Lloyd-George denounces German proposals as vague and insufficient for peace. He warns that only a clear agreement can prevent misapprehension, stressing that Allied insistence on robust terms remains essential for lasting stability and to avoid compromise.
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