Expulsion Drive Probed as New York Socialist Assembly Members Face Action
Albany reports on the February inquiry into charges of disloyalty against eleven socialist assembly members. The committee leans toward expulsion, with seven of thirteen members favoring this outcome, as the assembly awaits the final recommendation and next steps.
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Milford Fails To Act On Daylight Saving Milestone
March 4 report notes Milford deliberations on daylight saving amid mixed public sentiment. Several hundred commuters favor national observation or abolition, while Assembly members split on potential changes with four leaning for action and two undecided.
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Milford
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Northrop Speaks at Y M C A Meeting
T wo Northrop spoke at a city meeting about the beauty and inspiration of architecture in Bridgeport. He urged that future buildings be as beautiful as the model bridge area and central city landmarks.
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Northrop
Hay theft case collapses as detective’s scents mislead
A Chicago farmer reported hay stolen from his barn and blamed a neighbor’s dogged nose for clues. Detectives tracked a suspect named Chebot but the evidence proved weak. Judge Moran dismissed the case after the accused offered to return the hay and $206. The episode drew satire on the investigation’s reasoning.
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Suggest Rainbow Flag for League of Nations
A misread wartime fragment proposes a rainbow flag for the League of Nations. It suggests a white background with seven rainbow colors to symbolize unity and the seven seas, tying to the era’s emphasis on universal principles.
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Air Bomb Tests Shock Aberdeen Grounds
Two 112 pound bombs were dropped during a proving run at Aberdeen proving grounds. They struck a railroad track, tearing up about 300 feet of rails and causing alarm among local officers and spectators. Officials announced no more shots would be fired at the site.
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Girls Strike Over Outsider Boss At Plymouth Mills
About eighty workers, all girls, quit their jobs at Plymouth Mills in Lawrence Massachusetts after officials replaced their longtime overseer with an outsider. The workers say they will not return until their former boss is reinstated, with one leaving citing pay and treatment as reasons for striking.
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Couple Die Within Hours of Each Other in Rhode Island
Providence report describes a 78 year old man and his wife, frail after an illness, dying within hours of each other at their seaside home. The couple, identified by the initials H. W. Stafford and spouse, were found in their bed as conditions worsened, ending a long marriage marked by hardship and illness.
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Universal Training Endorsed by Boston Doctors
Boston doctors from the Massachusetts Medical Society and the Massachusetts Tr ome Society backed universal training as Congress prepared a bill. Telegrams to Massachusetts Representatives in Washington urged support for the plan amid wartime urgency and military mobilization.
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