Ratification Favors by Senate In Pacific Treaty Debate
Senate action ends long fight as unanimous consent allows quick debate on the Four Power Pacific treaty. Final vote set for Friday March 24 after limits on speeches and reservations, with supporters hailing the move as a sign of ratification momentum.
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Washington
Mar
Senate
Dagan
Sittman
Nevada
Spencer
Msgouri
Foreign Relations Committee
Pittman
Milford Man Held On Selling Charge Through a Runner
Milford, March 15 Special Mischsel Czecheewsks of Daniel Street was arrested today charged with illegally selling liquor. A runner supplied the liquor, visiting cafes and local spots to serve customers. He was released on 32 00 bond for Town Court Saturday morning. evidence cited includes two sales and prior heavy fines.
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Milford
Mischsel Czecheewsks
Daniel Stree
Czechwiz
Czechowiex
Czechowier
Kahn Urges Audacious Kindliness Policy
WEW YORK, March. Kahn urges a policy of audacious kindliness to ease European problems and revive prosperity. He says indebted nations owe no apology and that lost trade should be rebuilt through renewed intercourse with Russia and allies.
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Kahn
York
H. Kahn
Hh Advertising Club
Thin City
Kant
Sewrod
Runa
Inefficiency of Manufacturers Blamed for Prices
Percy S. Straus of Macy’s told business leaders at The Strathera that high finished product costs stem from inefficient methods. He urged expert training and selection of workers to cut labor turnover and waste, noting a large gap between raw material costs and consumer prices and blaming retailers only partly for price increases.
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Percy S. Straus
Prom
Dent
R. H. Macy & Co
New York
Strathera
Mr. Straus
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary, Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Straus
Saurel
New York Federal Treserve Bank
Dempsey to Europe for Carpentier return bout
Jack Dempsey will travel to Europe next month to pursue a rematch with Georges Carpentier. promoter G B Cochran hopes to stage the fight in one of England’s massive stadiums capable of seating 159000. Dempsey’s manager Jack Kearns did not confirm an arrangement, but a large purse could attract the heavyweight champion.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Europe
Georges Carpentier
G. B. Cochran
Eglish
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Cochran
Fire of incendarism blamed for $9 million blaze in Chicago district
Investigation into a massive March fire that destroyed a block of tenanted office buildings along with Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad records, caused an estimated loss exceeding $9 million, killed one man, and left 20,000 unemployed. Officials cite incendarism as the suspected cause as the blaze swept through the area, melting glass and overwhelming the fire department despite modern structures. The incident raised questions about building design and firefighting capabilities for high rise blocks.
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Chicago
South Canal
Vanburen
South Clinton
Jackson Boulevard
Shirley T. High
Burlingtons
Alil
Chicago, Burlington and Gilney Railroad
Board of Underwriters
Af Mre
New York
Iigurance Imen
Wauliffe Case Is Argued Before U S High Court
The Connecticut Prohibition era case was argued before the U S Supreme Court. Thomas McAuliffe, Hartford Prohibition Bureau employee, faced a Connecticut statute charge of receiving 1200 pounds to influence his official conduct. The court considered state jurisdiction and federal court errors on remand.
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Wauliffe
U.S
Washington
Connecticut
Wee
United States Supreme Court
Binte
Connecticut Federal District Court
Thomas McAuliffe
Prohibition Bureau
Hartford
Connn
Governor Miller Backs Housing Bill Passage in Albany
Governor Miller announced he would support urgent messages to advance three major housing measures in the New York legislature. Senator Ward Tolbert moved to reconsider a prior vote and push the package toward final passage in the Senate.
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Miller
Albany
Governoe Miller
Samuel Untermyner
Lockwood Howling Committee
Bean
Untermyer
Ward
Tolbert
Country Club Elects Warner Its President
The Brook lawn Country club elected Warner as president at the annual meeting last night. Officers named include Hunt as vice president Webb as secretary Morehouse as treasurer and North MacDonald and Cogswell to the board. Several terms were held over including Hawley Laver Parker Seeley Black and Nekhgxcut.
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de Vere
Warner
Brooklawn
Frank ©. Hunt
William Webb
J and
H. L. Morehoune
Walter C North
Albert B. MacDonald
Richard W. Cogswell
Foyemore
Joan J. Hawley
Albert 2
Laver Parker Seeley
Ralph Black Wo Tien
jRichard i
Cook Holds Key to Brunen Death Probes
Prosecutor Jonathan Kelzy said renewed efforts will locate George Lamb Werner known as Dutchy the Chief in the Brunen case. Werner, once employed by the Doris and Ferrar shows, is not charged but may be questioned to clarify points. The widow’s attorney denied knowledge of the killer and Brunen’s letters were described as untrue.
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Riverside
N. 3
George Lamb Werner
John T. Bronnen
Jonathan Kelzy
Burlington County
Werner
Brunen
Doris
Ferrarl
Dutchy
New York
Milwaukee
Williamstown
Elizabeth Toeacie
Cary
Illinals
Ins Housshold
Ang Ty
Bliss Parker
Walters. Keown
Camden
Alan
Keown
Ferrari
Ghost story taints Caledonia Mills haunted MacDonn house
A girl encounters a ghost at the MacDonn house in Caledonia Mills Nova Scotia. Dr Walter F Prince claims he trapped the spirit and offers his account of the haunting.
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MacDonn
Caledonia Mills
Nova Scotia
Walter F. Prince
Eleventh Hour Income Tax Rush Fails to Come
Last minute income tax filing at the Federal Building met delays and high hopes. Deputy collector W. J. McConnell said few returns arrived by midnight, with delays and delinquents expected to rise. Clerks assisted visitors on questions while tabulation began, noting some unusual entries and that many filers lacked funds to settle taxes.
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Federal
Wi J. Ma'Connell
Thg Corpu
Honald
Federa
Olane
Mable
O'Connell
Ower
Heiroy
Haunted Halifax Farm linked to discarnate intelligence report
Dr. Walter Franklin Prince declares Mary Ellen MacDonald foster child of Mr and Mrs Alexander MacDonald was the priest of Antisonien and responsible for fires and other ghostly manifestations at the Caledonia Mills house. He suggests an altered state of consciousness may be caused by discarnate intelligence, with possible psycho-physiological factors underpinning the phenomena.
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Sxi N.S. Maret
Mary Elev MacDonald
Mra
Alexander /MacDonald
Antisonien
Walter Franklin Prince
Dfac- Donald
Caledonia Mil
Leaat
Mary Ellen
Prince Salq- Ho
Prince
Bridgeport Banks Support Real Estate Loans Encouraging Homebuyers
Bridgeport banks offer legitimate mortgage loans at standard rates with reasonable terms. The total outstanding real estate loans through February stood near 27.9 million dollars, around half of all loans, while year-start totals were about 28.1 million. Bank officials urge homeowners and provide advice on financing options.
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Bridgeport
Quarantined Town Sees Governor Emissary Visit
Special emissary of the governor visits quarantined residents as reports reveal smallpox cases. Dr. Harry L. Locke, expert in communicable diseases, returns a positive confirmation of disease presence in each instance.
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Harry L Locke
Bethel Doctor Confirms Smallpox Cases in Town
Bethel officials report a state ordered examination led by Dr. Harry L. T. Lock confirmed smallpox cases in Bethel and Danbury. Governor Everett J. Lake endorsed quarantine and vaccination efforts by State Health Commissioner Dr. John T. Black, noting Lock acted as a private representative.
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Bethel
Harry L T. Lock
Gornor Everett J. Lake
Danbury
John T. Blac
Lake
Hartfi
Locke
TIKSON ON BONUS ATTITUDE AND FISCAL FEARS EXPOSED
New Haven area speech by Republican Congressman Jon O Liston discusses opposition to the adjusted compensation certificate plan for soldiers. Tilden argues most veterans would borrow heavily, predicting up to 600 million dollars by 1995, with tax burdens risking demoralization, but he will still vote against the bonus.
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New ‘Havin
Jon O ‘Liston
Conncticut
Adinver
New Haven Credit Men's Association
Tilden
Treasury
Board of Health appoints sanitary inspectors and staff
A Board of Health meeting discussed abolishing sanitary inspectors and began gradual appointments. Three sanitary inspectors were named but not publicly announced, along with three stenographers, a superintendent of ash collecting, and an assistant superintendent for the sewer division.
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Board of Aldermen
V. Hewlth
Board of Health
Avperintenden
Uebane Gokeaiinn
Ayelaiaty
Bandits Seize $10,009 Payroll in Edgewater robbery
In Edgewater New Jersey a trio of armed bandits stopped Kellogg Spencer & Sons paymaster and guard, seized $10,009, and fled in a high powered car after forcing the paymaster to surrender the money. An alarm rang through Bergen County as investigators pursued the getaway vehicle and details emerged of the bold daytime hold-up.
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New York
Kellogg, Spencer & Sons
Edgewater
N. J
Thne
G. R. Medicott
Franke Douglas
Benjamin Garpowitch
Bank of the United States
No.t Delancey Street
Bergen County
Bethel Health Debate Over Smallpox Diagnosis
Governor Lake backs strong state action to control smallpox fears in Bethel and across Connecticut. Dr. Locke’s diagnosis splits medical opinion while townspeople confront officials about the illness. Dr. Lynch’s wart smallpox claim is challenged by other physicians, as health officers warn against misinterpretation of terms.
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Lynch
Hartford
Black
Bethel
Connecticut
Lake
Bethal
Atates Health Dept
Nfmn
Locke
al Oona Munirabia
Wng
Robert Kesler
Zoeke
Jake
de. C. Lynen
Citizen’s Committee
Frank
Moore
S Iit
W. H. Coonhealt
Bridgeport
Ne “Hagy
Pr. Lynch
Dale Donaries
Yellow Backs Return Harbinger Of Prosperity
Treasury resumes issuance of gold certificates discontinued in 1917 and planned to circulate freely. Officials say the gold certificates signal a return to normal conditions with about 3 billion dollars in vaults, reflecting a wartime economy easing.
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Washington
Treasury
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Country Club
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Antigonish
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Grand Central Palace
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