Injunction Blocks Union Fund Use for Mine Organizing
Federal Judge George W. McClintic issued an injunction in Charleston West Virginia barring use of check off funds by the International Organization of the United Mine Workers of America to organize miners in open shop mines. The order forbids sending money into West Virginia for organizing activities and prohibits actions aimed at calling a strike.
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Charleston
George W. McClintic
Linited States District Court
International Organization of the Union
West Virginia
Carbon Fuel Company
International Organization of the United Mine Workers of America
Long Hill School Robbed of Book Fund
Thieves broke into the new Long Hill School between Friday evening and Sunday morning, forcing a window and two doors to steal about 25 dollars raised by pupils for a library book fund. Authorities believe the burglars knew the premises well. Trumbull police are pursuing leads.
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Long Hill
Long Hil
Trumbull Authoriies
Dillon to Seek Auditorium Again for Debate
John 8 Dillon, president of the Sixth District Republican club, claims the Madison school auditorium was refused for his debate due to fear of disorder. He plans a single handed appeal and will reapply for an auditorium use for a political meeting aimed at uniting the North District Republicans after a dispute over a district chairman removal.
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John 8. Dillon
Republican Club
Ins
Board of Education
Madison School
GO. P. Yanks
Dillon
Thomas J. Connor
Lonored Dilion
Mundisson
Weelk
Claim State Collected Too Much in Taxes
Nellie A. Barr and other executors of the estate of John D. Barrett of Greenwich appeal to Judge George F. Hinman in Superior Court seeking a rebate of 17780 dollars saying the state overcollected taxes from the estate. The court reserved decision pending briefs denying the alleged overcharge due to deductions for Mexican investments after the October 1920 death.
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Connecticcut
John D. Barrett
Greenwich
Nellie A. Barr
George FE. Hinman
Superior Court
Youth Declared Sane and Committed to Reformatory
Maurice Quesnel aged 18 of 58 Wrank Lane was examined by Dr A RR Diefendorf and found not suffering from mental ailment. He was committed to Ches Reformatory after months of arrests for burglarizing the Knights of Columbus home and for writing a life threatening letter to a girl.
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A. RR. Diefendorf
Maurice Quesnel
Wrankln
Ches Re Reformatory
Knights of Columbus
Uncle Joe Receives 5 Pound Cigar From Cigar Makers
In Danville Marel on 20 the Cigar Manufacturers Association of New York presents Uncle Joe Cannon with the largest smokeable cigar. The 38 inch long, 12 inch circumference specimen weighs over five pounds, crafted from Turana shade grown tobacco and packed in a cedar case with a special stamp on box and band.
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Danville, I
Uncle Joe Cannon
Newtown voters set 10 mill tax rate for 1923
At a March town meeting in Newtown Town Hall the taxpayers adopted a 10 mill tax rate for 1923 after debate over 18 or 10 mills. The Board of Finances recommended the rate and the Selectmen were authorized to borrow 6000 dollars from the Newtown Savings Bank to cover town expenses until taxes are paid in May.
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Newtown
Board of Finances
Newtown Saving Bank
Hawley High School
Troy
Cluse Treasury
George Jacot
Hast Vilage
Th. Clark
Lew C. Morris Ia
Witliam P. Kennedy
Ins
Main Street
Jessie A. Jamesa
Henry Noble
Fawleyville
Misa Minnie Nelson
Taunton
Mass
Fairfield Personalities and Local Meetings News Brief
Fairfield March 20 special report notes the Ladies Missionary Society of Southport Congregational church will meet tomorrow afternoon to set the date for a food sale. School officials discuss high school construction at a meeting of the building committee and plan town meeting recommendations. Various church guilds hold Thursday and Friday meetings. Local foreclosures and land matters involve Joaden MM and Bayard Mathason properties. A Fairfield Westport couple, Frank Scofield and Frances Madden, wed this week. A sidewalk outage dispute arises over a pole installation by an electric company. Bowling matches between Fairfield Luncheon Club and Bridgeport Lions open Friday at 8 PM, with rematches next week at Red Men and Bridgeport YMC A venues.
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Fairfield
Mareh
Ladies Missionery Society
Southport
Woman's Guard
S. Paul's Episcopal Church
Cireenfield Mill
Brothers of the Grange
John Lobdell
B S Winchester
Chartence Banka
Burr Wan
Kundia Clrly Club
J. Water Scheffer
Bridgeport
Joaden MM. Whiteman
Belle S Lineburgh
Montauk Road
Bayard Mathason
Richard Lombard
William Charles
The
Burns Company
Frank Scofield
Frances Madden
Westport
Stichard D. Watch
LD. B. Benger
Newark
Duo Pont Company
Fuirfield
MCC A
Bridgepool Y M. c
Wing .Com
Red Men
Cathacart
Messrs
Hutchison, Hennan
Kenneth Kraghtrey Winloch
Peigel
Donalds
Donradson
Voole
Deyo
Riker
Mutheart
Mouthwash labeled liquor seized in Stamford truck raid
Stamford police stopped a truck loaded with five parrels labeled Mouthwash. The cargo tested 190 proof and was called White Mule by chemists. Driver Izzo of Bridgeport claimed to be hired to fetch alcohol for New Haven. Federal agents later raided Meyers and Smith saloon on Worth Street, arresting James Smith who posted $500 bond to appear in Bridgeport.
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Stamford
Connecticut
Iani Ivan
Williamtreet Bridgeport
Greenwich Town
New York
New Haven
Izzo
Meyers and Smith
Worth Street
James Smith
U. S
Lavery
Bridgeport
Saloun
Local Boy Enlists and Is Sent to Newport Naval Station
Alex Pelly, 18 of 832 Birdstreet, had his application accepted yesterday at the local Naval recruiting office and was sent to the Newport Naval Training station. The Navy reports a new slot wing combat monoplane under construction in England for Naval aviation. The design allegedly allows easier and safer deck landings on battleships, reducing the risk during alighting and takeoff.
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Alex Pelly
Birdstreet
Naval
Newport Naval Training Station
Bureau of Aeronautics of
Navy Department
Eingland
Naval Aviaton
Choosing floor materials for a home remodel
The article discusses how floors dominate a house’s use and maintenance. It notes floors influence noise, cost, appearance, and cleaning requirements, and that material choice affects these factors in various ways.
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Schwarz Bros. City Lumber Co
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Detroit
Packard
Packard-Bridgeport Motors Inc
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Noble
Coitus
Fairfield Personals
Logal Boy
Newport
Frank H. Fargo CO
Middle ST
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Waleorf System
Wire Laoag Sonie
Pantie
Gingham
Chambray
Oliver Twist
Smith-Murray Co
Armstrong
Armstrong Cork Company
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