A M C Takes Lead In Daylight Saving By Referendum Vote
A broad cross section of Bridgeport manufacturers surveyed workers on daylight saving, with many large plants ready to shift hours if most employees favor it. Executives from Union Metallic Cartridge, Bridgeport Brass, American Chain, Locomobile, and others reported strong employee support and willingness to adopt earlier openings and earlier closings if the majority approves.
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Bridgeport
Somannyda
Cmp
oOork
Ql. C
WOC
Ings
Os Hite
Locomobile Company
Bridgeport Brass Company
American Chain Company
Eriant Piedre Company
Lake Torpedo Beat Company
AmeriGin and
Belish Manufacturing Company
Waldo C. Bryart
Ryan F Electric Company
Union Metallc Cartridge Company
Pate Willam
Webster
Brass Company
Wilmer F. Wheele
Eormypady
Carlier
Howre
Chan Company
Aoha
Stanley
A. L. Riker
Lotomobdile: Company
YB. Reill
Lake Torpido Boat Company
De Valera Celebrates Senate Action for Irish Self Determination
De Valera, head of the provisional Irish republic, hailed the U S Senate's peace treaty reservation approving self determination for Ireland. A cable from Arthur Griffith and a message from Dublin praised the move, thanking Allies and honoring sacrifices that helped victory for Ireland.
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de Valera
Senate
New York
Miami
Damon Ds. Valera
Aroland
Ireland
Hamon de Valera
Osi- Teagues
Five Teens Arrested for Grocer Robbery Assault
Five youths under 19 planned to rob Sylomen Cheshensky as he left his shop on Roglan Avenue. Detectives Garrity and Wheeler traced the alleged robbers to New Haven, where all confessed. They are held on $2,000 bonds each.
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Trent
Sylomen
Cheshensky
Roglan Avenue
New Traves
Garrity
Wheeler
Focal Detective Bureau
Georgs Wake
Bond Street
Marek Geoghenan
Dover Street
Stephen i Bapko
Jefferson Avenue
jTohn Dash
East Main Street
Strplen Horace
Seaview
Americans Safe Shingtun War Report
Fragmentary text describes Americans being safe in Shingtun with mentions of foreigners, injuries, and counter-revolution themes. Key entities are unclear due to mangled OCR but imply wartime reporting with unnamed individuals and places.
Street Fighting Breaks Out Spasmodically Throughout Berlin
Report from Kiel cites thousand killed while Reds gain ground as street fighting erupts in the German capital. Authorities warn of continued clashes, with sporadic bursts of violence in city streets and ongoing military activity affecting civilians and supplies.
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Kiel
Berlin in turmoil as coup and uprisings unfold
chaotic Berlin situation with confirmed casualties as coup leaders lose control near the Branden burg gate Hotel Adlon scenes of violence. police and Baltic forces clash with civilians. officers dead and wounded, crowds panic, disorder spreads across major districts including Leipzic and Bochum amid strikes and political upheaval.
Jury Deliberations Continue in Newberry Case
GRAND RAPIDS Mich March 13 After eight hours the Poe jury failed to report verdict on Newberry matter Judge Clarence W Sersians excused the jurors until tomorrow morning Deliberations show faint signs of progress toward guilt or innocence as jury mulls conspiracy allegations.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Poe
Newberry Thans
Tila Tailda
Clarence W. Sersians
Berlin Street Clash as Baltic Troops Leave Hotel Adlon
Berlin reports a Baltic troop withdrawal sparked a mob attack on the Hotel Adlon. Casualties include at least three killed and many wounded as troops fired on the crowd. Observers note the lobby hospital scene and rising tension between authorities and civilians amid postwar unrest.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Adlon
Allied Missions
Baltia
Doldiera
Branderbirg
Te Surlen
Surzins
Apathat de Grating
Tb Dows
Lord Mayor of Cork Is Killed
The lord mayor of Cork was shot dead at 1 o clock this morning by masked assailants whose identities are unknown. They entered his residence and fled in an assumed carriage, as police and officials pursued no arrests reported to date. The incident occurred as Irish affairs were discussed in Parliament.
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Associated Press
Koblenz
Marek I
Saxony
Westphalia
Chamnits
Viamen
Leipzic
Ruhr
Mt .8
Bochum
Darmnupd
Golsenkirchen
Commuunists
Selinzen
Etverfald
Une
London
Cork
Fred
Ireland
Hours of Commons
Recretery Ser
Jamer Tam Atacpheyran
Snowstorm Hints Continue As Brixton Faces New Storm
Forecasters warn of more snow sleet and rain today with a chill further cooling. Yesterday afternoon and last night brought a sharp temperature drop and the threat of a spring onslaught. Thomas J. Cunningham, often cited for street supervision, indicated a risk of a sudden blizzard as earlier conditions loosened and a storm looms larger.
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Ald Wintee
Quark
Bridwenertera
Thomas J. Cunningham
Eniléne
Gtroeta
Workers Reject Peace Pact Amid Armed Clash Report
Workers rejected a proposed agreement amid rising tensions with military authorities. A clash erupted as negotiations stalled, and fighting intensified as authorities sought to restore control. The incident underscores a broader protest affecting industrial operations and public safety.
Spring Fashion Announcements Add to The Sundry Post
Bridgeport church hosts The Fashion Supplement as part of the Springtime issue. The section will extend the regular Sundry Post features with one extra page highlighting leaders in fashion, including both men and women.
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Bridgeport
Caurchan
City Hit With $25,000 Suit Over Fall
Edward J. Weltewiten sues the city seeking 25000 damages after an alleged faulty highway on Seaview avenue near Semlomitsy street caused him and two others to suffer serious injuries. The incident involved a fall attributed to a broken area and a defective condition on the highway.
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Edward Jf Weltewiten
Yevreartay
Marorevgle Senlomitsy
Seaview
Trant
Cdan Streate
Republicans Plan To Declare Nation In A State Of Peace
Washington reports the Versailles treaty failed to gain ratification for the fourth time as 49 voted for and 35 against. Twenty-one Democrats switching sides boosted hopes for a future vote, while Republicans push to reframe the issue as a peace declaration. The Senate sent the treaty back to President Wilson amid fierce partisan lines, with Republicans claiming time for campaign messaging and Democrats arguing the administration cannot risk the nation’s status. The next steps contemplate a formal peace declaration as Senate reconvenes, with debates likely to resume Monday.
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Senate
Washington
Mar
Treaty of Versailles
Sen
Wilson
White House
Democrata
Sonthy
Eyoarlegee
Melean
Yerny
Nieyr Campalten
Itregumilitias
Ademinighrallgn Slike
Bua
Democrats
Robinson
Arkansas
Snally
Tde
Fighteon Democrate
Edsy Ehace
Shiphis
Tennessee
Stnte
Ratifeation
Eine Wala
Gore
Rhode Island
Jones
Newt
Moxtco
Raiticrtion
Ashustst
Beecham
Chert Iin
Fletcher
Senderson
Kendrick
King
Nugent
Phelan
Piman
Ransdell
Smith
Regen Boris
Pele France
Cr Conn John
Cation Ta
Knox
Laffollette
McCorm Moses
Norris
Sherman
Amos
Penrose
Poindexter
Pulrad
Pol
Lodge
Sylvania
Atlanspe
Core
Torverer
House
Germany
Congress
Rebel Leader Captor Report Reveals Foiled Mexican Plot
Fragmentary dispatch says federal forces in Washington on March 17 disrupted a plan attributed to a rebel group. Names and exact locations are unreadable but a key capture of a rebel leader is indicated amid military actions and intelligence activity.
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Unior Metallic, Cartridge Company
Msenras
Shingtun
Berl Qedasys
Knowya
Warings Lal
Ae Geant
Chemnitz
Plauen
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Walfgang Keyyp
Lhd
Brandenburg Gate
Ber- Wn
Te Wall
Olives Gree
Unter den Linden
Ste Ofviljans
Atreet
No Kons
Newberry
Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Telephone Barnum
Post Publishing CO
Essen
Baille
Bryan
Civitan
Aar
ESSN
SUWTC
PERL
MUS
Artrknoggs JU
Aether Viorent Pigweeng
TN Wahech
Aeror Ss
Krailroad
Alding
Avery
Tam
Tan
United States
Irisk
Declaread
Van
Lelpatg
Mn 40
Asson
Lwaders
Imen
Militars
Jib Yencetal
Ing Villian
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Flehting
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Federal Forces
Hushua
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