Disarmament Debate At Navy Luncheon Features Prominent Voices
At Camden New Jersey a luncheon followed the launch of the Colorado here. Key speakers including Secretary of the Navy reservist and former official Samuel B. Sicholson urged against disarmament. They argued a strong navy is essential to protect the United States and to maintain national dignity, with support from lawmakers like Senator Nichol and Representative Jay.
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Colorado
SX. C
Nagdore Rousevelt
Ways United Suites
Samuel B. Sicholson
Kelley
Michigan
House Appropriations ‘Committee
Army
Camden
New -York Shipbuilding Company
Lee
Navy
Delaware
Floaseyett
Wis Waldress
Lhenz
Tns Oie
Tariff Bill Work Begins in Senate Hearing Plans
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, said hearings might start next week on the new revenue and tax bills. The Senate committee aims to begin work while the House committee finalizes tariff bill procedures and addresses price issues, aligning action concurrently.
Reparations Bill Sparks House of Lords Delay
London, March 22. The German reparations measure imposing a levy of ten per cent on all German imports passed the remaining House of Lords without discussion. It now awaits the King’s assent to become law.
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London
Associated “Press
No One Responsible for Death of Brooks
Middletown report states no one is held responsible in the death of David W. Brooks of Westbrook who was struck by an automobile February 16. The driver, Mrs Vealeurt of Waterbury, was not charged.
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Middletown
Corener Culver
David W. Brooks
Westbrook
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Waterbarr
Weather forecast for New England to mid Atlantic region
Washington bulletin reports generally fair weather Wednesday and Thursday east of the Mississippi. Expect warmer temperatures by Thursday in New England and the middle Atlantic states. Moderate to fresh northeast winds from Hatteras to the mid Atlantic coast with fair conditions continue.
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New York
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Ie Hatteras
Stillman Move To Quit Blocked Receives Court Questioning
A disputed letter said to be written three years ago by Mrs Stillman is central to divorce proceedings. The document reportedly concerns forgiveness, alleged neglect, and requests for a “square deal.” Witnesses discuss evidence of a long estrangement and possible examination of the letter in court.
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Phelps Clawson
John Clawson
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Alavnown
Ana
Cuba
Esterday
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Bullman
Automobile Department
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Plorenee Leeds
J. A. Hus
Richmond
James A. Stillwan
Hurley
Soliman
Fur Tamers
Gil Ber
Albury
Albans
Moscow Reports New Agreements
Moscow reports new agreements amid unclear wording and partial detail. The document references a trade treaty and shifts in attitudes toward Bolshevism, noting internal opposition and ongoing government aims.
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Penn Road Spies and Union Disputes At Pennsylvania Road
Walsh accuses Pennsylvania Road of spying and pressuring unions while General Atterbury defends wage measures and minority voting rights. Witness discusses spy system, policing costs, and alleged letters urging union-baiting tactics. Board halts cross examination amid dispute over discrimination and employer actions.
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American Federation of Labor
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Viviani Visiting Washington and European Policy
Reporters describe Viviani’s Washington visit as shaping a cautious outlook on Europe and the League of Nations. He is seen noting no definite American steps, while the new administration may welcome similar approaches from other nations.
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League of Nations
Europe
America
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Wien
Root
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Ashington
Advertising club reviews truth in advertising debate
The Advertising Club and Chamber of Commerce will host a joint meeting at the Ratheld Hotel next Monday. William Green will speak on the advantages of advertising and the current legislative proposal to regulate traditional advertising. The event, organized by the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, includes remarks from the Business Bureau and Rotary National committees.
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Connecticut
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Two Irish Police Killed in Ambush
Two Irish police officers were killed and another wounded in an ambush in Retden County Heseanthion today. The attack followed by reports of a broader assault with houses burned and vehicles wrecked during a wider strike in trouser County Fermanagh, according to official advisories received today.
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Retden
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Dublin
Iva Henstaples
Frere
Trouser
County Fermanagh
Nnfarding
Government's moving picture business expanded
The Agricultural Department has 16 moving picture films made by department employees to show farm activities. They are of interest to farmers and rural residents nationwide. Demand is high and production is being expanded to serve all sections.
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Thevernment
Iaid
Harding 10 Attend Statue Unveiling in New York
President Harding will travel from Washington for a brief stay to unveil a statue of Simon Bolivar in New York. The event, tied to Latin American diplomacy, will be held outdoors near Bolivar Square with expected attendance from Venezuelan and other Latin American officials.
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Washington
Simon Bolivar
Return of German Power Is Feared
A fragmentary summary notes French and British officials debating postwar Poland and Upper Silesia. It cites proposals to redraw territories, potential German indemnity relief, and Lloyd George's stance on concessions to restore wirtschaft and prevent extinction of Poland, with tensions over who will pay.
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Boy and girl injured in street accidents
A boy was run down and a girl fell into boiling water in separate incidents yesterday on Kossuth Street and nearby areas. The boy was hospitalized with serious burns and a girl remained in critical condition at the hospital.
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Bratford
Yannid
Stenber Asbreet
Tallett Street
Train Held Up and Passengers Robbed Near McAlester
An unspecified Katy Texas special train was halted and its passengers robbed several miles south of McAlester. The item notes the robbery occurred at night and mentions the event as a standalone report with limited details. The portion about balloon inventors and a cold remedy ad appears as fragmented filler text.
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Athletics for Youth of Both Sexes Compulsory in France
France orders compulsory athletics for youth of both sexes in primary and secondary grades as part of school curriculum. Training will cover gymnastics, drill, and physical exercise. aims include fitness and discipline. effective immediately per ministry decree.
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New York Senate Debates Prohibition Legislation
The text outlines New York Senate action on a booze law aligned with federal Volstead policy. It details penalties for illicit manufacturing and sale of intoxicating liquor, permit requirements, and enforcement by police and district attorneys. It notes disputes between Senator Mullan and Assemblyman Cage, Gov. Millan, and calls for state-wide adoption of provisions mimicking the federal act with strict penalties.
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Walstead
Excise Department
United Patriotic Societies Formally Organized
A formal assembly united the Jaree wal Vetere Pec and allied groups in a city hall meeting. Veterans from American Legion, Spanish War Veterans, Sons of Veterans, and other orders elected officers, pledged cooperation, and planned Memorial Day observances with a joint committee and youth veterans involvement.
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Foreign languages in schools under attack by educators
A debate on foreign language instruction notes substantial annual spending and questions the value of multilingual education. Analysts estimate ten million dollars yearly in the United States and claim about 18 percent of education funds are tied to language programs, provoking controversy among educators.
Yale Committee Implements New Rule At Colony
Yale University backs a new ruling by the Yale Committee prohibiting pledging for the freshman class until the sophomore year ends. The Colony must vacate its Tillhouge avenue premises by April 4 and keep it empty through the present term’s close in June. A university panel will meet May 7, 1927 to review four members’ cases.
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Obituary Notice for Mr Gauld at East Cemetery
An obituary notes the death of Mr Gauld on Saturday after a long illness. He resided on Mev Street and burial took place at Thigfield East Cemetery. Survived by his wife and family, burial details follow from the local church and hospital records.
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Willian Horace
Thigfield East
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George
Afnford Hospital
Henil Aren
Public Hearing Called by Lake
Public hearing notice invites all residents and interested parties to attend a meeting to consider the presented facts and discuss possible suggestions for the Connecticut committee solution to an ovarian problem referenced in the fragment.
Connect It Seems Essential to Hear Shippers and Citizens
Citizens and business leaders in Connect It urged an early hearing to address the sport time issue before the upcoming hearing. Publicity was requested to inform shippers and merchants and ensure an orderly process.
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Ahenughset
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