Hays Hilles or Harvey to Lead 6 Up Campaign
Washington March 18 The movement for Harding renomination grows with talks on pre convention leadership and a summer speaking program. Names under consideration include Will Hays Charles Hilles and George Harvey with Daigherty signaling a formal campaign plan and a possible pre convention chair for the National committee.
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Washington
Associated Press
Harding
White House
Daigherty
Miami
Will Hays
Indiana
Charles D. Hilles
New York
George Harvey
London
Hays
Willen
Krupps to Till Soil in Russia
Berlin reports Krupps and the Soviet government signed an agricultural concession allowing Krupps to cultivate 247000 acres in southern Russia. A special company would operate the lands with British capital, following Moscow's ratification.
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Russia
Berlin
Krupps
Moscow
29 Per Cent Raise Sought by Fall River Textile Workers
Boston reports Thomas F. McMahon announces a planned strike by Fall River cotton mill operatives over a 29 percent wage demand. A mass meeting will vote on strike, with Fall River firms resisting. The city of 36,000 textile workers is split between the United Textile Workers and the Fall River Textile Council, which seeks 15 percent.
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Boston
Thomas F. McMehon
United Tertile Workers of America
Fail River
New England Conference Board
Fall River
McMahon
United Textile Workers
Textile Council
United Textile Workers of America
New York
No New Sin Discovered in 2000 Years Says Dr Goodell
Dr Charles Goodell told an overflow crowd at First Methodist Church last night that there has been no new sin discovered in 2000 years. He argued wealth and fashion fail to matter at death and urged reflection on personal value to family church and community during a ten dollar collection drive and evangelistic campaign.
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Dr. Goodell
Ananias
Dr. Day
Evangelist
Charles Goodell
First Methodist
Arbuckle
St Paul
Rome
First Methodist Church
United Church
Justin Lawrie
Gorvic
Methodist Church
Goodell
William Horace Day
Majestic
Majestic Theatee
Mr. Lawrie
Bruce Young
French Soldier Shot at Essen Depot
A French soldier was shot and killed at the Essen railway station. Three Germans were arrested on suspicion. a fourth was wounded after attempting to evade arrest. Semi official negotiations between Germany and France and Belgium are expected to begin this week, with Britain hoped to be represented. Ebert, in Hamm, faced cheering crowds as he met with labor leaders and officials before returning to Berin.
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Ssen
Associated Press
London
Daily Mail
Paris
Germany
France
Belgium
Great Britain
Ebert
Hamm
Associated Presaj
Ebért
Bérif
Ham
Essen
Kkrupps
Russalan
Business and Financial Department of Labor
General Motors Corporation
Hoover
Thomas Johnson Named Arbiter Of Outdoor Shows
New York reports Thomas J. Johnson of Chicago named chief arbiter for outdoor amusements. He will censor and regulate all outdoor entertainments with power akin to baseball and motion picture authorities. The showmen’s committee vows to outlaw objectionable elements and ban gambling devices, liquor or drugs, and unsafe acts from parks and carnivals.
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New York
Thomas J. Johnson
Chicago
Landla
Will Hays
Showman's Legislative Committee
United States
Johnson
Mawailan Village
Gaid. Ag
Two Water Breaks Flood Roads in Fairfield and Boston Affects Traffic
Readable items note two conduits damaged one at Fairfield Avenue and Courtland Avenue where a car sinks in the street and another a water main on Boston Avenue near Noble. Also report a Long Hill crash victim at Bridgeport Hospital expected to recover.
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Fairfield Avenue
Courtland Avenue
Boston Avenue
Noble
Long Hill
Bridgeport Hospital
Hutchins
Yale
Milford College Club
Manis
Walingford
Westport Women’s Improvement Association
Raid at Broad Street cigar store linked to gambling suspicions
Police raided a cigar store at 1059 Broad Street long observed for gambling activity. Pro prieter’s associate Anthony Cisero of 1008 Kossuth Street was arrested, with Nels Nelson of 91 Arch Street and America Stanculo of 238 Charles Street also arrested for alleged betting on a table with no cards or dice. witnesses stated pennies were being matched.
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Broad Street
AB & Gambling Resort
Anthony Cisero
Kossuth Street
Nels Nelson
Arch Street
America Stanculo
Charles Street
Blizzard Stalls Trains Across Iowa Paralyzes Boone Area
In Boone Iowa on March 18 a severe blizzard cripples rail service and halts church services as one of the worst storms in 25 years sweeps the state. Snowbound towns, frozen tracks and disrupted raffle facilities mark widespread disruption.
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Boone
Iowa
Harding Breaks Deadlock Over Import Duties
President Harding orders the Tarif Commission to proceed with investigations into complaints against import duties. The move ends a procedural dispute among commission members over whether to start a general inquiry or limit action to cases filed for revision. Seventeen articles are expected, with most sought for reductions rather than increases.
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Washington
Harding
Tarif Commission
Commission
Marvin
New Haven Road Executive Heads Scientific Healing Association
New York March 18 The National Association for the advancement of scientific healing announced plans to coordinate all healing branches to treat nervous disorders. Dr Baward S Cowles head of Park Avenue sanitarium led the effort with officers and committees named including Margaret Woodrow Wilson Samuel Untermyer Thomas N Chadbourne William G McAdoo George Gordon Battle Rev Howard J Metish and Thomas N Rhinelander Edward G Riggs is president and Mrs Pinchot is first vice president with Cowles as chief medical adviser.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Scientific
Baward 5. Cowles
Park Avenue
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Samuel Untermyer
Thomas N. Chadbourne
William _G._. McAdoo
George.Gordon Battle
Howard J. Metish
Thomas N. Rhinelander
Water Main Burst Drenches Boston Ave Causing Pavement Damage
A 16 inch water main burst on Boston Avenue east of Noble Avenue sending a 50 foot plume of water and destroying pavement. Repairs, cost and traffic disruption were temporary as emergency crews fixed the break. Water service to affected homes was restored by 9 p.m.
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Boston Ave
Boston Avenue
Noble Avenue
H. B. Lord
Hydraulic Company
George M. Coughlin
Public Works
Boston
Berkshire Pond
Main Street
General Electric Company
Two Army Reserve Officers Die In Fort Bliss Plane Crash
Tay C Richenbach 26 and Kenneth P Brown 28, reserve officers in the United States Army Air Service, were killed during a practice flight at Fort Bliss when their De Haviland aircraft crashed in strong wind. Spectators watched as the plane fell, caught fire, and the two men were trapped beneath wreckage. Brown, an El Paso confectioner, previously lived in Portland Maine. Reichenbach, an El Paso Smelting Works assistant ore buyer, hailed from Centralia Illinois. Both served as World War I Air Service officers.
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Brown
el Paso
Gotham
New Hampshire
Portland
Maine
Reichenbach
el Paso Smelting Works
Centralia
Ilinois
Sacco Condition Reported Fair at Hub Hospital
Nicola Sacco, convicted murderer, whose 31 day hunger strike ended, is reported in fair condition at Boston Psychopathic Hospital. He was committed yesterday after alienists found him mentally slan g su bject to illusions. awaiting further mental status review on March 27. He received orange juice and barley gruel and spoke with his wife while closely guarded.
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Boston
Nicola Gacco
Boston Psychopathic Hospital
Dedham
Arthur Pattrell
Sacco
Fred H. Moore
Sacco-Vanzett
Glendower Evans
Vanzett
Burned to Death in Fire from Overheating Oil Stove
Wallingford March 18 Frank Clinton 65 was burned to death early today in Clintonville when an overheated oil stove in his room started a blaze destroying the houses where he and two boarders slept Medical Examiner J H Bufftman investigated after removing the body Owner Carl O Norberg said smoke woke him and flames consumed Clinton's room spreading through the dwelling Norberg saved his wife and child and another boarder the house burned to the ground
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Wallingford
Frank Clinton
Clintonville
J. H. Bufftman
Clinton
Carl O. Norberg
Climntors
Norberg
Child Chokes to Death Swallowed Diamonds
Geneva report states Swiss gem dealer Dingle was with his five year old daughter when she swallowed diamonds worth £800 while playing with cases of stones in a nursery. A doctor arrived after a telephone call but the child died from a diamond entering the thorax. an operation was required to remove the gems from throat and stomach.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Dingle
Cars Collide On Post Road Near Westport
Westport March 18 An auto owned and driven by Carl H Sundberg of New York side swiped a touring car driven by Dr Hertfian Vrounstein of New Haven on the Post Road east of here early last night. The New Haven car was eastbound and Sundbergs car was toward New York. Neither car was damaged much and police allowed both drivers to continue.
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Westport
Carl H.sundberg
New York
Hertfian Vrounstein
New Haven
Post Road
Here
Sundberg
Car Sinks in Quicksandlike Mud After Water Main Break
A new sedan carrying Mrs. Meta Gorham and passengers plunged into a sinking roadway after a water main burst on Fairfield Avenue near Ash Creek bridge. Firemen and police watched as the rear end disappeared into mud, water flooded basements, and traffic halted. No injuries reported as crews struggled to lift the car.
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Fairfield Avenue
Ash Creek Bridge
Thoroun
Boston Avenue
Noble Avenue
Meta Gorham
Livingston Place
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Harold Gorham
Far Field Avenue
Lite
Tle
Thraa
Gorham
Francis St. John
Hartford
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Author's Manuscripts May Be Lost in Stamford Blaze
Stamford fire damage may exceed twenty five thousand dollars after a short circuit started a blaze in a fruit store in the Opera House block. Fire chiefs and two alarms fought the flames for two hours. valuable manuscripts belonging to naturalist William J. Long may be lost. The three story building housed offices, lodges, and apartments. residents fled to the street as smoke and water damaged upper floors and stock. The building owner is Mary Vuono, with insurance covering the property.
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Stamford
Orige
John Gardella
Victor Veit
Secong
Wilam J. Long
Wwe
M Mary Vuono
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United Textile Council
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Trs
New Haven Knights
Law
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Scientific Healing Association
UR Culaiba
Army Reserve
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Hub Hospital
Opera House
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