Conn. Electric Employes Vote Clock Back Hour
Connecticut electricity workers favor daylight saving with about half wanting more light and a large portion voting to start work earlier. City council expected to adopt an ordinance aligning local time with New York and New England, causing timetable confusion with railroad schedules.
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Four Injured in Auto Trolley Crash
Four people were hurt last night in a crash between an auto and a trolley near Fark and Maplewood avenues. Victims include Joseph Mayer, 49, with broken nose and lacerations, Mary Jassick, 16, with facial fractures, Julia Jassick, 20, with head injuries, and Charles Molt, with a finger injury. All were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital after first aid by Dred Maxwell. The auto driver fled the scene. police pursued side streets as the car number 20629 and owner were investigated.
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New Move Proposed to Renew Peace Treaty
Virginia representative Figed, longtime chairman of the House foreign affairs committee, announced he would introduce in the House and Senate a joint resolution authorizing a new peace treaty effort. The plan aims to renew the peace process and prepare groundwork for negotiations.
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State Convention Votes For Woman Suffrage in Connecticut
A two to one vote by the Resolutions committee at the Republican state convention favored woman suffrage and urged a special session of the legislature to consider the issue. Delegates from Fairfield county were chosen for key committees as the convention organized amid debate over policy and leadership, with tensions about who would represent the party at the upcoming motions convention.
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Intense fighting on Polish front reported on the front
Russian and Polish forces clash across multiple villages with heavy artillery and tanks. Polish counterattacks push back Bolshevik advances near Zvolenets and Deranza, as both sides trade village gains and endure fierce fighting throughout the day.
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Communists Beaten in Mar Region Siege Report
Fragmentary OCR notes report heavy fighting in a March region with claims of roughly one thousand killed on the Communist side and nineteen Reichswehr casualties including many missing, amid a broader Reichswehr offensive.
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Royal decree grants Wieringen to ex crown prince
Movement reports in parliament a royal decree granting the land at Wor ingen to the former German crown prince as a place of residence. The decree is dated March 0 and covers the transfer amid prejudice and political tension.
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Murder of Cork Mayor Condemned By Friends of Irish Freedom
Friends of Irish Freedom condemned the murder of Cork Mayor Thomas McCurtain as a political crime and urged Congress and the President to support Irish independence. The meeting, prompted by a telegram from Frank Walsh of New York, called for recognition of Ireland and condemned British actions in Ulster.
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Colby Sworn Secretary of State Seeks Senate Testimony Made Public
Buinoridge Colby assumes the role of secretary of state and requests the Senate Foreign Relations Committee release all testimony related to his nomination. He urges full public disclosure of records, while observers note the department faces disorganization and a need for reform. Colby plans rest and reorganization within a strained State Department.
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Stratford School Site Valuation Set at 14000
At a commission sitting for the Rapersio con es, Stratford was valued at 14000 for a parcel to be used for a new high school. Dunlap is awarded 14000, the town’s bid price for the property. The report goes before the Superior Court Friday for acceptance or rejection. The committee included Judge T C Coughlin and Antiaur De.
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Red Army marches on Wesel in contested rally report
Reported mobilization of about 50 000 Red Army forces moving toward Wesel amid remnants of German regular units. The South Dakota primary saw contest among Republican figures Wood Lowden Johnson Poindexter with early returns. Wood led Lowder and Johnson for second place as Poindexter lagged.
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Bliss Denies Sims Charge On Army Merger Advice
Washington dispatch reports General Tasker Bliss, U S representative at the Supreme War Council, refuting Admiral Sims' claim that Bliss urged merging American troops with British or French forces. Bliss insists no such suggestion was made and asserts the opposite, citing Army independence.
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Battle Rages In Essen Section Front Lines
Reports from CURLENZ say heavy fighting continues along the lower right bank of the Kidag as Reds attempt to push through. Soviet and German forces clash with casualties reported as operations to surround Essen proceed and Dortmund is mentioned in connection with nearby actions.
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Bauer government concedes to extremists in Lerma turmoil
London reports Bauer authorities concede to extremist factions as a six member pure socialist cabinet forms to restore order. Military units are deployed with guards planned, amid rising tensions and political instability.
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Senate orders ballots in Michigan and Washington probe
A senatorial committee is appointed to probe the Newberry election with a statewide ballot audit. Funds are allocated to cover counting costs and related procedures, with unspecified allocations mentioned in the report to ensure a thorough review across jurisdictions.
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Radium Exhibit Draws Record New York Medical Society
Three grams of radium valued at 375000 dollars were shown today at the annual New York Medical Society meeting. An exhibit by American physicians highlighted the largest private radium collection in the world and a planned national deposit in a mining region.
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Slayer captured tried convicted and hanged in 24 hours
In San Altonlo on March 22 a Black man named Joan Hood Urice murdered farmer John Kennedy. He was seized late yesterday, indicted by a grand jury, tried in a special session at 4 o'clock, and within hours faced a public hanging. Also reported, Terence Boylan, 70, died when a fire destroyed part of his daughter's home where he lived.
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Kapp Revolt Leaders Arrested by President Ebert
Berlin reports Major Von Luettwitz and Admiral Trotha arrested as Kapp uprising leaders. Ebert orders legal action in Leipzig against Kapp and other revolt figures. Industrial regions face upheaval with workers’ strikes and battles near Wesel, Haltern, Dorsten, and Dorsten front lines escalating violence.
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Favors Roosevelt Park Extension and Name Change
The House public land committee favorably reported a bill to extend Sequoia National Park in California and rename it Roosevelt National Park. The proposal would add about 100,000 acres to Yosemite’s wilderness and raise the park’s size. Lincoln, Bryan campaigned for the Democratic national convention.
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