Connecticut House Debates Forcing Standard Time Across State
Hartford reports the Connecticut House pushes a resolution to enforce standard time statewide, citing railroad schedules and mail service. Debate centers on self determination for communities, with Senate next week to discuss the measure and a possible study by judiciary on related labor dispute definitions.
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Agriculture Committee
Three Arrested on Concealing Assets Claims
Isaac Sheer who ran a tailor shop at 1364 Main Street was arrested here Wednesday by CC S Marshal Monahan on charges of perjury and concealing assets. Joseph and Hillard Lang were arrested with Sheer on aiding and concealing assets. They appeared before Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery and will be arraigned. Thomas of New Haven. Sheer bail set at fired. Langs bail at 5,000 each. Sheer disappeared last fall after bankruptcy. He was traced to Brooklyn via truck tied to stock from his store. Joseph Lang ran a loan office at 51 Fairfield Avenue and was treasurer of Bridgeport Shoe Co. at 96 Well Street. Hillard Lang is a pawn broker and partner in a trimming business at 9A Water Street.
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Hillard Lang
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Tey
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Will
E. Thomas
New Haven
Iter
Brooklyn
Kronstadt Beckons as Red Forces Are Repulsed
From Sestroretsk to Kronstadt Bolshevik units attempted a sea crossing but were repulsed with ice breakage. About 800 Bolsheviks drowned and many were wounded with fighting reported continuing in Petrograd as White Russian forces gain ground. Diplomatic notes discount mediation yet Panamas appeal to the League of Nations fuels debate in Washington.
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Moscow
Owen Light Dead at 64 Soda Water Dealer Leader
Owen Light of 259 Black Rock avenue, senior member of Gray and Light Inc., died yesterday afternoon at age 64. Born in Canal N, he moved to New Canaan, married Margaret L. Graff in 1886, and is survived by four daughters, one son, five sisters, and four brothers. Funeral from his home to Sacred Heart Church with burial at Hades Cemetery.
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Local Leper Taken Aboard N H Train Joins 13 Others
A leprosy patient from Penikese Island and thirteen others were moved to a hospital car attached to a Federal Express sleeper en route to the Carville Leprosarium in Louisiana. The group included Balfe, a Greek immigrant who arrived two years ago and was treated after a spell in Stamford and Bridgeport.
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Greece
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Stamford
Bridgeport
Wee
Town Farm
Free Firewood For All Who Go To Steeplechase Island
Park Guard offers free firewood to visitors heading to Steeplechase Island as material is collected and cleared from the site. Lumber sorted and repaired will be usable for new construction. boats will transport people to the island with a focus on safety and efficiency.
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Iisimgetion
Sundar
Ingersoll £ Tucon and Neering Company
Wales
Teland
Harser
Recognition for Whites Pledged by Major Powers
Report from Paris and London states the de facto Russian government could gain formal recognition once Petrograd falls to the revolutionaries. Agreement aims for France and Britain to back libertarian trade and open frontiers in return for recognition. Lloyd George withholds military aid but promises food and surgical supplies.
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RITORIE WINS ON FO U with Chaney disqualified
Beranton boxer Wil je Ritchie defeated Baltimore’s JO Chaney in a roughly even bout for the eighth pound class on tonight’s card at Sgranton, Pa. Chaney was disqualified late, altering the outcome of a tightly contested match.
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Wilje Ritchie
Beranton
Jo” Chaney
Baltimore
Uume Chaney
Lenine Vows Crushing Rebellion and Blames France
London dispatch reports Nikolai Lenine, Bolshevik leader, predicting the Kronstadt revolt would be crushed within ten days. He cites French involvement and calls for decisive action as the Soviet government discusses suppression and denounces foreign interference amid revolutionary tensions.
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Bolshevik Party
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Foreign affairs claim attention of Pres Harding Rhine decision planned
President Harding and his advisers study Mexican relations and the potential reestablishment of diplomatic ties with Obregon's regime while weighing conditions for recognition. Talks with KR.B. Crenger and Fletcher signal careful policy planning and possible announcements in the coming weeks. The Rhine occupation issue centers on nonparticipation in the Allied advance and staged troop withdrawal remains undecided.
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Bridgeport Charter Amendment Hearings Scheduled Next Week
Bridgeport charter changes face hearings next week before the Cities and Boroughs committee and other bodies. Proposals include a city manager form of government and related fire police and janitor fund provisions, with hearings also on wage and living standards bills and town charter amendments.
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Masanis Temple
Committee On Labor
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Stanford
German Rhine customs pressure expected to force terms
Economic pressure from Rhine customs is seen as likely to push German authorities toward a settlement within three months. In Berlin thousands greet foreign minister Whiter Simons on his return from London amid a triumphant reception with police overwhelmed by the crowd.
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Ardmore Trial Murky Drama As Hamon Widow Seeks Vengeance
Ardmore Oklahoma town watches the dramatic first day of the Clara Smith Hamon murder case. The court heard numerous challenges as the jury pool formed while crowds gathered outside the courthouse. Inside, Hamon faced questions from defense and prosecution amid a tension that captured regional attention.
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Hamon
Kansas City
Clara Smith Hamorn
Siser
Court House
Oklahoma
Belasco
Slase
Cate
Giten
Bar of Justice
New York Central Cuts Wages of 43000 Employees
The New York Central Railroad announced wage reductions effective after March 16, affecting about 43,000 workers across multiple divisions. The plan follows a United States Labor Board decision and may reshape supervision and staff structures. a conference will decide final details and timing.
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New York
New York Central Railroad Today
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Pitsburgh
Ohio Central
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Virginna
Tiewlty
United States Labor
York
Chi
Bern
Customs Stranglehold Threatens Rhine Trade and Ruhr Zone
Allied experts draft new import and export tax plans as fears mount of a trade standstill across the Rhine and Ruhr. Proposals aim to extend customs zones and establish houses to police twenty mile deep occupation, prompting concern over halted shipments and economic penalties.
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Robert
Pit Colugle
Germany
Rhine
Rhene
Westphalia
Ruhr
Belgians Guard Wounded in Duisburg Street Incident
A Belgian guard was wounded by gunfire in Duisburg streets as an unknown assailant fired. An inquiry is underway, marking the first reported incident of its kind in the area.
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Brussels
Muri
Duisourg
Opwly-Oreu
U. S. Peace With Germany Declared Impossible
Washington reports from March 3 indicate major U S leaders and officials disagree on postwar plans with Germany. Most agree repayment and disarmament terms must be enforced, while fears persist about translating treaty ideals into action. France is seen as driven by security fears, with emphasis on Allied unity and long term German restraint.
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