Dense Street Car Crash Leaves 13 Injured in City
A bus wreck near State Street injured 13 people as shocked crowds blocked traffic. Eyewitnesses say the streetcar traveled faster than ten miles per hour and did not stop promptly. Firemen and police comforted families while investigations continue into fault and required jitney insurance limits.
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Spruce Street
Getted
State Street
Fite Ney
Mumber
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H Joy
Visi Insurance
Meigs
Crosby Denies U S Demanded UK Guarantee for War Loans
Oscar T. Crosby, former assistant secretary of the treasury, attacked Lord Balfour’s claim that the United States required a British guarantee to finance Allied loans. Crosby recalled one possible misapprehension: a 170 million dollar loan to Russia backed by British endorsement when Russia had only a chargé d’affaires in London.
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Associated ‘Press
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Treasury Desires 70 Drop Controversy
Washington March 9 Treasury spokesmen said the government’s position on the 70 drop controversy was made clear last August and that they desire to let the controversy drop. Senator Mellon noted the United States had not exacted guarantees from Great Britain and pointed to August statements about British government awareness in advance requests. The treasury stance diverged from Lord Balfour’s remarks.
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Treasury
House of Lords
Lord Balfour
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United States
Great Britain
Questoners
Mrs Buzzi Offers Aid To Solve Murder Case
New York March. Mrs Anns Buzzi divorcee released from jail yesterday on $5 000 bail as a material witness in the murder of Frederick Schneider wealthy contractor. Schneider and Mrs Buzzi had lived together seven years. He was found shot in his automobile in a sparsely settled Bronx area. Nicholay Fuelner a truck farmer saw a woman leave Schneider's car as I stopped in the road.
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Fight order preventing Tresca from speaking
Waterbury Conn March 9 Roger N Baldwin of Woodbury son of ex governor Simeon E Baldwin will preside Sunday at a gathering at 05 Bank street where Carlo Tresca militant anti fascist leader has been denied the right to speak by an order of Superintendent of Police George M Beach Steps are being taken to obtain an injunction restraining him from preventing Tresca from speaking
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Roger N. Baldwin
Woodbury
Conn
Simeon E Baldwin
Bank Street
Carlo Tresca
America
George M. Beach
Beach
Yrane
Tresex
Important Bills for Consideration by Council Board
At an Ordinance committee meeting the Common Council will review several proposed ordinances. Key items include a parking ordinance replacing the disapproved rules, two payroll bills granting Tire department workers two days off monthly, and Tax board recommendations. Also under review are transfers of outside tax collectors to the City attorney, a repeal related to garbage plant funds, a transfer of ash collection oversight to Public Works, and a permanent sinking fund for City fire insurance.
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Fred Atwater
Tire Department
Tax Board
Wealth Board
Harbormaster
Health Board
Department of Public Works
Manufacturers in Peace Treaty With State Labor Men
Hartford, March 9. Capital and labor agreed on a two year truce ending the threat of strike legislation and a bitter fight before the Judiciary Committee. The Manufacturers Association of Connecticut and Owen Shop conference reached terms with the Connecticut Federation of Labor. Two bills legalizing intimidation in title disputes and one prohibiting industrial warfare were dropped for the current legislative session.
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Capital
Jabor
Judiciary Committee
Manufacturers Association of Connecticut
Owen Shop Conference
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Allies Receive Turkish Reply on Peace Proposals
Constantinople reports the Turkish government delivered its reply to Allied peace terms by courier today. No fundamental changes were proposed to the political clauses. Turkey seeks sovereignty over Sasteloritza and small islands near Penedos, and proposes the Maruga river Thales as Thrace's frontier.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Ttaligat
Turkey
Sasteloritza
Asia Minor
Custody and alimony dispute in extended婚 case
In a court proceeding the couple fought over custody of their child with Dyer claiming years of taking the child to safekeeping while his wife was in a sanitarium or Europe. A compromise allowed the child to visit and attend a specific school during a Master vacation, with alimony debated as Wise sought $3 000 yearly and Cummings for the wife asking BL Aion monthly.
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Yyer
Europe
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Ter Rame
Greenwieh
Mare
Niles Dudre Banks
Wise
Dyer
Mediums inheritance sparks court doubts in London
Gustin Adair, in a will dated March 26, leaves 15,000 to a school for training spiritualistic mediums. A judge doubts the bequest is legal, suggesting the amount may not be allowed by the big court. The judge notes possible hauntings as a factor in the ruling.
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London
R Steel Stores Offices Closed Store Continues
The IT Steel Chain Stores Corporation offices in the Liberty Building were closed by a New York representative as the firm entered receivership in Buffalo. The National Toy and Tasel Company of Manitowoc Wisconsin filed as petitioner. receivers Walifant Bodanttts and David Lewis, with Charles Bennett Smith, were appointed. Danbury store manager Harbaugh said stock promotions paused but stores would continue and receive new merchandise daily.
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Liberty Building
Liberty
New York
Recever
Buffalo
National Toy and ‘Tasel Compan
Manuteaves Wis
John R
Danbury
Harbaugh
Tin Danbury
Miss May Travis Honored At Shower Before Wedding
Miss Mary Travie of 101 Steuben street was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower at Miss Violet Ferrace 95 Steuben street hosted by Mrs. Frank Perry and Miss Taucas. Pink and white decor featured, buffet luncheon served. Travis to wed Robert Jesse of 105 Orden street extension on April old at St Charles church. Jesse connected with General Electric. Travis employed in U M Co. company. Attendants listed include Miss Taieas, Miss Ann Melfeon, Miss Violet Warnce, and many others, with Mr and Mrs W M Farmane among organizers.
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Mary Travie
Steuben Street
Violet Ferrace
Frank Perry
Taucas
Miss Travis
Rtobert Jesse
Orden Street
St. Charles’ Church
Mr. Jessels Ig
General Th
Rosy Buhansky
Julia
Banick
Eleanor Savith
May Angerty
Hazel Rendette
Mae Garis
Sisuart Beaker
Helen Ellen
MW. Farmane
H Robert Jossels
Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport and Nearby Groups
Local notices warn readers of time or place changes for community meetings. Organizations listed include Esag, Danish Brotherhood, Socialist party, Bridgeport council, United Commercial Travellers, Modern Woodmen, and several lodges. Written notice requested to writer editor. no phone calls.
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Bridgeport ‘Telegram
Trposkal Lodge
Danish Brotherhood
Broad Street
Socialist Party
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport Council
United Commercial Travellers of Ammerica
Main Street
Dheyey Camp
Woodwen of America
State Street
Bridgeport
Gourt
Nathinael Wheeter i
Troad Strock
Injunction Sought Against City Over Trunk Sewer
Bridgeport attorneys announce an injunction suit against the city by the Canfield Avenue Protest Assessment Association after a meeting at the Third District Republican club. The group claims overassessment on Canfield Avenue trunk sewer costs, citing varied per front foot charges and bloated figures for properties including Savin Mercury and Savante Swan gon, with 100 taxpayers in attendance.
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Canfield Avent Protest Assessment Association
Clifford EB. Wilson
Republican Club
Alfred Street
Association Charras
Heaz
M. W. Jennings
Savin Marcury
Morehouse Airout
Savante Swangon
Foxstree
Canfield Avenue
Estate of Morgan G Bulkley Valued at 692000
Hartford March The estate of Morgan G Bulkley president of Aetna Life Insurance and former governor and U S Senator filed for probates valued at about 692000 with stocks from Raven Fire Arms Manufacturing and Aetna Trade Company totaling around 339420, about half of the estate.
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Morgan G. Bulkley
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United States
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Raven Fire Arms Manufacturing Company
Aetna Treprance Comany
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