Bonus Bill Leaders to Meet Harding Tomorrow in Washington
President Harding will confer with Republican House leaders at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow on the Soldiers' bonus bill. Mondell and other committee chairs expect no major changes, aiming for swift passage under suspension of the rules. Talks follow Harding's Florida return and reflect party strategy to pass a compromise loan plan.
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Harding
Florida
Wignigel Leite
Mondeil
Wyeming
Repblican Oor
Leaden
Mondef
White House
Mondell
Treasury West Seay
Munster
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Tomarrig
Yoney
Means Commitee
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Camminea
Towner
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Fess
Republican Congressions
Longworth
Ohioa
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Tihinais
Gillen
Springfeld
Marsachusetts
Thut
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Mellon
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Treadway
Massachusetts
Plan
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Memselves
Tiut Vinean
Man Fatally Injured In Accident Involving Milk Truck
John Shikes of 30 White Street died at St. Vincent's Hospital after a light delivery car collided with a milk truck at East Main and Kent. Two other men, Thomas Anderson of 599 North Washington Avenue and Jerry Shea of 26 Lewis Street Stratford, were hospitalized with multiple injuries. Anderson has fractured ribs and a deep laceration. Shea has a fractured clavicle and shoulder and a deep forehead wound. Police say the delivery car ran a red light. the milk truck was parked along the street. Schipul, owner of the milk wagon, was uninjured. Shea and Anderson remained hospitalized. Shea’s condition improved. Schipul was arrested on a reckless driving charge and posted $2,000 bond for the courthouse appearance.
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John Shikes
East Main Street
Jerry Shen
White Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
East
Main
Kent Streets
Thomas Anderson
Washington Avenue
Jerry
Shea
Lewis Street
Stratford
Sre
Anderson
Gown East Main Street
Shoa
Henry Schipui
Devery
Schipui
Taille
Tr A. B.margul
Enery Money
Shem
Schipul Way
Fla
Tar Shea
Lorener J. J. Rheian
Obenchain Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Kennedy Murder
Los Angeles report says the Obenchain murder jury, 10 to 1 in favor of conviction, was discharged after failing to agree. Judge Reeves set the next trial date for the following Tuesday, as jurors offered little comment to reporters.
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Kennedy
Los Angeles
Calif
Madelynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
Sidney N. Reeves
Fureman
Tme
Reeve
Obenchaing
Carpentier Signs Up For Summer Fight In Paris
Paris dispatch notes Georges Carpentier, world heavyweight champion, agreeing to a summer bout with an American British or French heavyweight, to be staged in an open air ring for about 40 000 spectators. If arranged, it would be Carpentier’s first Paris date in three years.
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Paris
Marcel
George Carnen
Star
Ir la
Paria
Greek cabinet wins confidence vote in chamber
Athens March 19 The Chamber of Deputies voted confidence in the government today by 164 to RT Fifty three deputies abstained.
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Athens
Chamber of Deputies
U S Health Service to Treat by Radio
The Public Health Service will use long distance radio medical advice for injured sailors at sea. A general order from Surgeon General Cummings directs all public health doctors to respond promptly to radio calls in plain language. A separate note mentions a great fire causing extensive damage.
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U.S. Health Service
New York
United States
Public Health Service
Ezra Kimail Sprague
Éurgton
Cummings
London Night Club Crisis Sparks Anti Vice Campaign
London faces a deadly wave linked to illicit night clubs as three women die in a short span. Two suicides and a brutal murder prompt police to push a campaign against the underworld nightlife. Victims Audrey Knowles-Jarvison and Freda Kempton tied to late-hours clubs. Gertrude Fates among those murdered amid the city’s nightlife.
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London
Forces of
Law and Order
Jan Dalee Cee
CAL AL Ramo Wrc
Audrey “Knowles-Jarvison
Lve
Guar
Freda Kempton
Ler Reon
Jknowles-Harrigan
Auto crash kills six in Detroit streetcar collision
A Detroit man, MieH Kedward Ho, and his family perished when his car skidded into a Detroit United Railway streetcar. The victims include Mrs Gertrude Ives and three children Ruth, 7, and two infants, all of Detsett. Edith Ives survived with injuries. Local authorities investigate the fatal crash on a Michigan street.
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Kedward
Detrois
Detroit
Michigan
Ives
Gertrude Ives
Clinton
Ruth
Robert
M Clam
Detsett
Edith Ives
Nississen
Leapad
Gandhi Accepts Prison Sentence As Just Deserts
Gandhi, leader of the non violent movement, faced a six year imprisonment after the magistrate sentenced him on the charges. The judge noted Gandhi's role and the extent of disaffection, citing the writings in Young India and stating that violence would have inevitable political consequences. Gandhi accepted the sentence cheerfully and indicated he would continue his work if released.
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Emadabad
British India
WG Py
Beng
Rohundas
Gandhi
Lon-cooperstiariat
Young India
Conmpatente
Ramdnister
Bellevat Ganey
Milak
Tilak
Stabbing and shooting strike South Norwalk
Police investigate a fatal stabbing and a woman shot incident in South Norwalk. A man Palumbo was stabbed after an argument and a bystander, Palumbo, later died from throat injuries. a woman at a Water Street club was shot and remains uncooperative as investigators seek witnesses and determine motive. Local officers pursue suspects and review club security footage.
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South Norwalk
Norwalis
Sagel
Shubbina
Paluttho
Davia Surealsie
Norwalk
Hospital Wily
Silent Our
Witer Street
Palumbo
Palas Tiith
Vie
Noswatk Baseltil
cAnditon
Lonigiit
Alia
Clut
Ala
John Rovach Found Dead in His Bed
John Rovach was found dead in his bed at home. Emergency staff arrived, medical examiner notified, and authorities treat the death as a natural case pending further investigation.
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John Rovach
Soin Isavaeh
Aya
Prohibition Viewpoint Sparks Paris Debate
In Paris Premier Poincare comments on wine and health amid prohibition talk. The article notes mixed opinions from officials about alcohol limits and public health, referencing historical Greek and Roman ideas and the tensions of policy decisions.
Britain Plans Cancellation of Inter Allied Debt
London reports Chancellor Sir Ruport Boras and Prime Minister Lloyd George plan talks in Criccieth to discuss canceling inter allied debt and the cost of financing the war effort. Experts will meet in London ahead of Genoa economic conference to map an indemnity cut and potential debt wipeout amid press speculation of Lloyd George resigning.
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Premiser Lloyd-George
Criccieth
Wales
Lord Sudden
America
Caine
Tings
London
Genoa
Egardings
Wkiddell Sayer
Lloyd-George
He- Wil
Tard Riadell
Northentte Press
Pare
Sistently
Pisi Livyn- George
Sunday Express
Pramier Yall
Fia
New Haven Garageman Arrested in Maine Calais Case
New Haven garage worker Arthur McKnight was arrested in Calais Maine on an automobile theft charge. He was taken into custody after allegedly driving the car to Portland and leaving it in a garage. Extradition to New Haven is expected with Detective William Curran accompanying tomorrow.
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New Haven
Maine
Calais
Arthur Mcknight
Hie Hamel
Mn Karake
Sew Haven
Connecticut
Synera
No Alliance Reservation Dominates Pacific Treaty Debate
Washington March 19 three reservations shape the final Senate vote on the Four Power Pacific treaty. Administration leaders clash over a no alliance pledge while Brandegee plans a sharp briefing on Johnson’s reservation, with McCormick and other irreconcilables set for renewed pressure as final analysis nears.
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Sanate Dovale
Jla
Harditg
Ang Tss
Iegdors
Sill
Pacific
Harding
Senate
Johnson
California
Versailles
Twande
Lance
Wrandepec
Connecticut
McCormick
Epubilean
Tiindis
Brandegee
Torees
Chuliettre
Brandeges
Tenison
Bridgeport Booster's Manual Regulates Public Amusements
Bridgeport imposes strict police supervision on amusements to protect morals. A police sergeant oversees performances, filtering out indecent acts and requiring permits for dances and public entertainment. Open air shows and carnivals need reputable organizers and police guarantees of compliance.
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UBLIC
Ender
Vouel
Auto Strikes Milford Man Then Flees Scene
Milford March 18 a speeding car struck George Hil a 48 year old laundry worker and fled the scene. He was knocked down and carried to a hospital with injuries described as painful but not life threatening. Police were alerted and the driver remained at large.
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George Hil
Tori Fillner
Turmike
Hagall
Droit Ar
Hirl
Gar
Harding Indicates Early Recognition of Obregon Rule
Washington dispatch reports White House sources say most borders to recognizing Mexico's Obregon government are removed after President Harding's Florida vacation. Private talks between Harding and Obregon pave the way for full U S recognition soon, driven by a cordial personal understanding between the two leaders. Continued discussion is expected on page two.
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Washington
Obregon
Mexico
White House
Hardnng
Florida
Harding
Obre~ Kon
United ‘States
Harvard student linked to poison death at MIT party
Boston March 4 A Harvard student attending MIT died after a party at which Pauline Clark allegedly took poison. Letters signed by Larsen to a Boston newspaper and the medical examiner claim Clark urged him to procure poison for her. Larsen, a chemistry student, had visited Clark’s Newbury Street apartment and described her deep gloom and temptations before her death.
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Ot Halder Saisoh
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Pauline
Virginiy
Clark
Fenway
Museum of Fine Arta
Paison
Larsen
Treze
Larsen Ha
Miss Clark
Mies Clark
Lerter
Jarsen
Newbery Street
Mise Clark
Auddentys
Tre
Bethel Awaits Report On Visit To Dr Black
Bethel awaits the citizens committee report on yesterday’s conference with Dr John T Black state health commissioner in Hartford. Officials express no comment until the public statement due tomorrow while rumors of a possible quarantine change remain unconfirmed amid ongoing smallpox concerns. No new cases have been reported since Thursday and quarantine measures hang on the commissioner’s plan, with some residents still under isolation as the bloom of the outbreak continues to affect the town.
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Bethel
Citizens Committee
John T. Black
Hartford
Dir
Elkele
Golod
Agmé Tau
Philip Argall Dies Authority on Metals
Danver reports Philip Argall, a mining engineer and authority on metal refining, died today after a short illness. He was the inventor of the Argall basic treatments for ores and widely known in the mining industry. Argall was 68 and authored numerous scientific papers.
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Philip Argall
Danver
Oslo
I Authari
Nirelet
Avgall
Brig to Address Meeting Today of Business Men
J G Brie manager of the National Cred Men's association will address a business men's luncheon at stratielated. The meeting will open at 15:13 a stock. Brie will discuss Better Business Bridgeport's Bit and S Wolfe president National bank will speak. The gathering promotes Bridee as a manufacturing to invite manufacturers to their plants here.
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J. G. Brie
National Cred Men's Association
Brie
Bridgeport
S Wolfe
National Bank
Ambiguous Name Makes Denial in Los Angeles Address
A British ambassador denied claims that a Pacific treaty had averted imminent war, stating no such assertion was ever made. The remarks, delivered in Los Angeles, followed tense discussions about possible alliance shifts and regional diplomacy amid mounting tensions.
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Callfornia
Maren
Aukland Geddes
Abassador
Cerene
Los Angeles
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