Norman Mapgood Predicts Debs Release in Two Months
The writer propses that President Harding will free Eugene Debs and other political prisoners within two months. He argues for a calm approach, notes Debs’s condemnation of socialist controls in New York, and suggests picketing the White House if action stalls. The piece endorses patience, warns against pressure tactics, and cites Harding’s claimed kindness as a pathway to release.
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Norman Mapgood
Harding
Sonigtists
Eugene Debs
Debs
Davegherty
Patty
Stey
Iheis Case Agel
Hon Cwhlch
Hardig
Nm Coursa
Wiese Sociatis
Pri
Eheuin
Ik Rey
Gutcome
Tale
White House
My. Harding
Ife
Pao Nlé
Smoninger
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Reports of Russian Revolt Exaggerated Says VVon Wiegand
Berlin reports suggest sensational claims of a Bolshevik uprising are overstated. Cipher dispatches from Moscow dated March 7 assert the government remains in full control, with Petrograd calm and martial law in force. Kronstadt unrest is limited, while Helsingfors dispatches claim large Kronstadt forces marching toward Petersburg.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Berlin
Russia
Mosccay
Moscow
Helsingfors
Prisoners Exchange Commission
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Copenhagen Politiken
Pelingraa
Petropavlovsk
dinto+ muiit
Decarbo
Reopened Cases Of Boys Taken For Burglary
Milford March 10 two defendants Albert Taylor 24 and Edward Hotchtkiss 15 pleaded guilty to five counts of breaking and entering and theft of chickens. Bound over to April term by Judge J D Trown under bonds of 1000 and 2000, reopened in the civil court. Judge Brown ordered Taylor into probation after 20 days. Hotchtkiss sent to state reform school Meriden for an indefinite term after reconsideration of evidence. Rested in Mil ast Friday following a break in stores and thefts from North residents.
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Milford
Albert Taylor
Cherry Street
Edward Hotchtkiss
Guil
Superior Court
J. D. Trown
Ware
Lsea Court
Didge Brown
Taylor Wing
Aftierest Knolmey
State Reform School
Meriden
Milast Briday
Lemerchents
Keens
North
Ort. Trumbull Beach Mass Meeting Tonight
A mass meeting for Trumbull Beach residents is set for tonight at the Fort Trumbull schoolhouse. The gathering seeks to elect an executive committee for a newly formed community club and promote welfare activities for the area. All residents are invited to attend and participate.
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Trumbull Beach
Fort Trumbull
As & A
Nity cl
Decerbo Awarded Damages in Local Case
Angela Deserius from Arthur was awarded 81.70 dollars after a brief deliberation in the Common Court yesterday. Judge John S. Booth presided as the verdict was delivered. The case cited a driver in a collision on Ports Avenue Santen.
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Mages
Angela Deserius
Arthur
Ted
John S. Booth
Ports Avenue
Santen
Milford minister serves as editor and publisher
Milford’s Rev. MM Simonson, pastor of Mary Taylor M. 1 church, edits a weekly publication called Glad Tidings noting 19 church social and religious activities. The church prints a pamphlet chronicling local church events with volunteers assisting.
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Milford
Maron
G. Whitfields
MM. Simonson
Mary Taylor M. 1
Sian
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Vincent Bros. Co
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Bridgeport Homes
Hadley’s
Hadley
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Orour
Oninger
Fairfield Avenue
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