Radio Conference Tackles Copyrights and Wireless Hurdles
The Radio Conference days lengthened into executive session as experts and officials address copyright appeals from authors and publishers. Texas cattlemen seek protection for stockyard wire reports, while broadcasters push distinctions in wave allocations for premium programming. Amateurs and newspapers urge access and revenue, with operators noting financial strain yet public duty to push wireless innovation.
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Washington
Hare
Cargon
Commerce Department
Bureau of Navigation
J. G. Rosenthal
Counse
American Society of Composers Authors
Purlishers
Texas
Wireles
Leo Fitzpatrick
The
Kansas City Star
Four settlers go missing after Indian chase near Blanding
Four white settlers left Blanding for Allen Canyon to trail the Piute Indians and did not return dawn patrols. A new posse of about thirty men searched the Lae mountains. Tensions rise as reports say up to forty Indians are confined by white residents. a clash yesterday left one Indian youth dead and two wounded, with no white casualties.
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Ali Lake City
Utah
Marehis
Blanding
Allen Canyon
Lae
Joe Bishops Boy
Seven and a Half Cent Trolley Rate For City Likely
The Public Utilities commission will soon order a seven and a half cent flat token fare for Bridgeport trolley lines with potential future changes. Chairman Richard Higgins spoke after a hearing at City Hall, where industrial, commercial, labor interests and suburban residents discussed moving from the current five cent radial fare to a uniform seven and a half cent token or ten cent cash fare.
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Public Utilities Commission
Bridgeport
Richard 7. Higgins
City Hall
Bridgeport Fare Hearing Sparks Debate Over Trolley Rates
Bridgeport public utilities commission debate centers on continuing radial five cent fare or adopting seven and a half cent fare with transfer. Officials from Bridgeport Brass and Warner Brothers represent sides while President Storrs notes the single fare could boost riders though income may dip. A ruling is expected within a week as observers cite potential fare relief for workers.
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Chatmag Higgins
Iberiy
Higgins
Ln liveGhood
Public- Utilities Commission
Commission
Bridgeport
Connecticut Cmpany
Lucius S. Storrs
George D. Waterous
Walter J. Muckinger
Thomas J. McCreary
J . Potter
Storrs
Fred Atweter
Robert &. Booth
Bridgeport Brasa Company
George J. Warren
Warner Brothers Company
Sturra
Chaban Higgins
Connecticut Company
Manufacture’ Association
Drunken liquor dumped into New York sewers crowd crowds
In New York a police liquor demolition squad poured 15 000 quarts of whiskey into a man hole on the East Side. Spectators cheered and sobbed as bottles seized from illegal distilleries during the past six months were disposed of.
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New York
Borah urges clear program to curb third party gain
Akron Ohio March 2 Senator Borah Republican Idaho says parties must abandon rush to furnish votes and adopt a fearless program to stop a growing third party movement. He condemns low standards and calls for bold leadership as voters demand firm policy on pressing national issues.
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Akron
Ohio
Marth
Senator Horah
Republican
Idaho
Borah Egking
Abraham Lincoln
Republican County Committee
Will Probe Veterans Bureau In New England Region
Director Hines and a veterans bureau staff plan a three day investigation starting tomorrow into the New England district conditions. They will establish a new district manager position with headquarters at Boston, replacing the vacant post.
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Veterans’ Bureau
New England
Washin Ur
Hines
Eterany Luseau
Keston
New England Veterans Bul Lo
Trata
Washington
Toston
Aged Danbury Man Dies After Head Injury
Danbury resident Wahler Hitch, a leading citizen, returned to his sister’s home with a severe head wound and died of a fractured skull. Police investigated whether a vehicle strike or fall near Maple and Main caused the injury as witnesses reported a man with spectacles, watched by a passerby near the trestle. Hitch resided with his sister Miss Mary Ritch and left a son Lewis Brookhysky behind.
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House
Stratford Gang
Senate
Superior Court
W. Tutch
Danbury
Train
Pearson
New Haven Road
Legislative Railroad Committee
Wahler Hitch
Rose Hill
Ai Automobile
Lavella Pasternunn Iilreads
Rome
Ifta
Maple Avenue
Mary Ritch
Léiwis i Brookhysiy
Spring Arrives With Mercury At Fifty Degrees
The weather bureau forecasts continued mild conditions for today with rain expected tonight or tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 78 degrees while the 4 PM reading showed the temperature at 50 degrees as winter receded.
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Yin
Baia
Spain
Weather Bureau
Germany Raises 350 Million in New Treasury Bond
Germany moves to stabilize its economy with a 350,900,000 treasury bond issue announced by banker Mike Wasburg. The plan aims to curb exchange volatility and fund coal and food imports, signaling self-help amid international isolation. French forces seize 9,000,000 marks from Düsseldorf treasury as saboteur investigations rise.
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Berlin
Mar
Germany
Republic
Germa
Mysterious John Marshall Central Figure In Case Of Murder
New York reported mystery deepens in the Dorothy Keenan homicide inquiry as police conclude a week of probing without progress. A Boston man named John Marshall remains incognito amid public interest and competing theories about the killer, with relatives and officials offering little to break the case.
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John Marshall
New York
Boston
Dorothy Keenan
Marshall
Board Leader Defends School Funding Power
A former member of the Board of Education asserts state law requires education of the child and supersedes city charter limits. He says the Board can spend ahead for school operation and keep schools open, backed by state statute.
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Board of Education
Tax Board Allows Transfer of Funds to Pay Teachers
The Board of Apportionment moved $16 585 from the Contingent Fund to the Board of Education to cover teacher payroll until April 1, when the new fiscal year begins. Auditor Keating refused to authorize further advances, citing legal limits and prior instructions to stop using annual appropriations for deficits. Commissioner Wilson said the funds will cover this week, with pay resumes on the new fiscal year, and other interdepartment transfers were approved or referred for further action.
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Ion
Board of Apportionment
Board of Education
Bernard Keating
Rne
Laverty
Joan
A. Taverty
Leverty
Keating
Hee
Educational Board
Lynn W. Wilson
Pabmut
Witgon
Cscel
Health & Chatitres
Willem H. Beloini
Board of Fire Commissioners
Recreation Board
Common Council
Health Department
Charltlee
Department of Public Works
Sala
Hydraulic Company
Lions Resolve School System Political Football
A city group called the Lions Club of Nelderert works to oppose perceived political interference in public schools. They decry current governance and advocate preserving educational facilities and curricula. The resolution condemns lack of cooperation among city boards, calling education a right protected by law.
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Lions Resolve
Loeware
Lins Club
Neldzerert
Lridgeport
Uspadvan
Hippinewa
Piggly Wiggly Stock At 150 Dollar Share Report
MEMVHIS Tenn March 24 Carence Saunders president of the Piggly Wiggly stock group announced a late statement. he expected full settlement on all stock sold to him at 150 dollars per share by three o clock tomorrow. An automobile wreck on Mary street at Gold street between eight and eleven o clock was reported.
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Memvhis
Tenn
Carence Saunders
John Ilbpy
Stamford
Mary Street
Gold Street
Schools Remain Closed Over Easter Vacation Bid Refusal
City auditor refuses to contract bills for the coming week prompting schools to stay shut through the Easter break. Officials cite budget and authorization issues while districts plan remote lessons and community notices.
Payroll funds approve school salary delay and vacation
The Tax board allotted 16335 from the contingent fund to cover teachers payroll for a three day period ending this week. Mayor Atwater and City Auditor Keating protested, preventing further salary payments beyond the allotment and delaying reopening until April 3. Dr Alfred C Fones defended the action, noting historic practice of bridging shortages with next year’s appropriations.
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Bikle
Dr. Peres
Lynn W. Wileson
Board of Education
Fones
Rerson
Bernard Keating
Beard
Fred Atwater
Zalis
Atwater
Keating
John B. Wynkoop
Keatnik
GOP 70 Boom Fillo Dinner At Danbury Hotel Green
Danbury March 21 special finishing touches to the Republican boom of A Homer Fillo for mayor will be applied at a banquet tomorrow night at the Hotel Green. Between 200 and 500 party members are expected to attend and the event is open to both men and women of the party. Congressman John Q Tilson will be principal speaker with Governor Templeton Lieutenant Governor Binghan and Judge Plelett among guests.
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A. Homer Fillo
Hotel Green
Ogy
John Q. ‘Tilson
New Haven
Charles A. Templeton
Hiram Binghan
FP. A Pau ‘Lett
A. Homer Flow
Moss Ives Wil
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