Johnson Leading Coolidge in Dakota Primary
In South Dakota Johnson led Coolidge as returns came in from the Republican presidential primary. With 1,365 of 1,829 precincts reporting, Johnson held a growing margin over Coolidge, while McMaster led Sterling in the senatorial race. Rural and Johnson strongholds boosted Johnson to a widening lead as official tallies continued.
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Sloux Falls
Hiram Johnson
California
Coolidge
Ite
Publican
South Dakota
Forman
Coolridge
Johnson
McMaster
Sterling
Reurna
Jobazon Caupalen
Cooluge
Government May Pay $50 for Bergdon Arrest
Washington officials said the government would pay $50 for the apprehension of rover Cleveland Bergdon upon his return to the United States. The notice noted no payment if the arrest is made by a justice or military agent at the landing port and stated no commitment to punishment or inducement for Bergdon to come back.
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Washington
Rover Cleveland Bergdon
United States
War Department
Bergdon
Isergdol
Ugwerver
Department of Justice
Germany
Bergdol
New Haven Railroad Trains Make Record On Time
New York March 26 Vasse nce traingy on the New Haven road reached a record 95.1 percent on time for March 24 with only two late through trains due to box yon coaches. Three record days in March show high on time percentages. March 4 and March 10 had 96 percent or more on time.
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New York
La Follette Endorsed by Missouri League
Seni or Robert M. La Follette of Wha rongin received the presidential endorsement of the National Progressive League of Migreurs at 1 mert ar héve tonight. Brina Pendle eo boards from Charleston for New York were sighted four ries east for the rgt of Chesanethe entrare yts buoy fruitly by the steace distress sixmass conerdng LO A Paddle on eNagr te avast yard Leadquarters here ne
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Louis
Mo. Marca 2
Robert M. la Follete
Wharongin
National Progressive League of Migreurs
Sorfolk
Marc Oo
Amerie
Brina Pendleeo
Charleston
New York
Rgt
Chesanethe
Steace
eNagr
Two Gypsy Women Arrested in Flint Theft Plot
Lena Vostello and Lulu Elf, both 23, were arrested on grand larceny charges after stepping from a train at the Detroit railroad station. Police say they stole 700 dollars. Held without bonds for breach of the peace, with five children accompanying them, taken to a local home.
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Destrot
Mica
Determmes
Lena Vostello
Lulu Elf
Detroit
Agen
Villerde
Unconscious Man Found Propped at Door by Unknown Pair
Stratford March 24 Spe to The Telegram Stephen We 38 of Cornwall Street was brought home unconscious at 9 15 pm in a car by unknown occupants. He was taken to Bridgeport hospital with unclear injuries. No liquor signs noted and no body marks found, police seek to identify the car owners and occupants involved in the odd incident.
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Stratford
Speain
Stephen We
Cornwall Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Tonigat
Fcase
Greenfield Hill
Danbury Mandamus Quashed and Keane Independent Run
Judge Newell Jennings in Danbury quashed a mandamus and ruled the Keating committee nominee John H. McNamara the only legal alderman candidate for the Fourth ward. Keane remains a candidate as a Progressive Democrat with three contenders in the ward: McNamara, Keating’s nominee, and Jeremiah Keane.
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Keating
John H. McNamara
Jennings
Danbury
Newell Jennings
Superior Court
Denverade
Uhy
McNamara
Jeremiah A Keane
Michael Culi
Nes
Keana
Fown
Keane
Elerk Lant
Tenic
Democratic Progressive Party
Republian
John H. McNana
Jeremiah Keane
Cuff
Dudge Jennings
Thamas A. Keating
Arthur V. O'Keefe
David B FitzGerald
Xés Haven
Todaa i
Marde Gh
Cunninghas
Democratic Party
Democratic ‘Town Committee
Ku Resort
Progressive Democrats
Ddweed J. Leary
Lions Award Contract for Children's Home in Nichols
The Idens club at Stratfield approved a Lions initiative to build a nurses home dormitory in Nichols for the Visiting Nurse association. Land donated by a member and construction by another sponsor a no profit contract totaling about 11 thousand dollars, aiming to a 20 thousand dollar community benefit funded by member dues and donations. Arthur E Stone was elected president as the club maintains a lively 104 member roster and continues civic efforts nationwide.
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Idens Club
Stratfield
Michaels
Lion Club
Nurae Association
Duesto's
Peter Davey
Wilbaw & Hewlett
Hewlett
Wnantmung
Heiwlett
Dack Delaney
Voxer
P.caident Bent Aul
Toxzn
Bridgeport
Locas Club
Lee
Stone
Arthur Eo Stone
Chaoelate
Fist
Brich Cunminge
Lionard Lopwne
Jrd
Ott Pwnsal
EH. M Rutiec
R. J. Porague
Talleninger
FE. A. Mennard
Lion James
Votaba
Bent
Bridge Commission
Spade
Washington Avenue
Inland
Hewlett Construction Company
Nichole
Liena Club
Carte
Corinne Hoosevelt Robineau
Theodore Roosevelt
Toplc
Berby
Atote
Shelton
Wheeler
Chamber of Commerce
Fairfield County
Danbury
Milford
Witten
Haven
Ridgefield
New York States
Albert Willams
Redding
Helena H. Weed
Norwalk
Fairfield
Nowuwalk Hospital
Nevwalk
Jenning
Danhu
Meriden Pelica Vconsi
Wholesale graft scandal aired in New Jersey trial
Federal testimony in New Jersey court alleges bribery and conspiracy to protect bootlegging operations. Saul Grist and William S. Dunigan, special prohibition agents, describe payments totaling about 60,000 dollars over eight months to influence officials and keep Pennsylvania and New Jersey liquor markets open. Katz and Foley figure in discussions of protection payments and brewery reopenings amid ongoing probe.
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New York
New Jersey
Saul Grist
Wiliam S. Dunigan
Trisk
Mack
J. Harry Foley
Edwards
Herbert I. Katz
Patterson Brewing and Malting Company
Pennsylvania
Jeer
Katz
Dustgan
Kats
Moley
Crill
Paley
Duards
Foley
Sister of Great American Speaks in City Tonight
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, coramined Roosevelt Robinson, lectures at First Methodist Church on My Brother Theodore Roosevelt. She shares intimate family Oyster Bay and Washington life, offering sidelights on his politics and actions. Audience will hear informal talk, with engaging, wandering excursions reflecting her sincere delivery. Admission fee listed. public invited.
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Theodore Roosvelt
Slater
Douglas Robinson
Corumine Rouwsvelt Robinson
First Methodist
Theodore Roosevelt
Robinson
Pheodore Roopewell
Trebingen
Mrs. Robinson
Fifty die in Amalfi landslide in Italy
A late March dispatch from Amalfi reports about fifty people killed in a landslide at the Amalfi seaport, located on the Gulf of Salerno near Naples. The town sits atop jetty rocks and ruined towers, with the promontory damaged by the disaster.
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Rom
Amaly
Omiles
Naples
Alf
Justnha Amalfi
Gulf
Ilerne
Parish votes leave for Rev Kenry Lt Kelly at St George’s
Rests , vestry and parishioners of St George s Episcopal church at Union and Beechwood avenue voted last night to grant Rev. Kenry Lt Kelly a six month leave of absence with salary. Upon return he will have an assistant. The parish has grown to about 500 families under his rectorship and duties have been arduous.
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St. George's Episcopal Church
Union and
Beechwood Avenue
Kenry
Kelly
Senate moves to curb farmers shipping costs in policy shift
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved a plan to declare a general policy on farm freight rates and let the Interstate Commerce Commission set specific rates. The measure aims to lower freight burdens on agricultural products while avoiding fixed rate mandates, arguing producers bear transport costs and deserve relief. The proposal follows President Cook's December message and seeks action soon.
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Washington
Eax
Congress
Seniute i
Interstate Commerce Committees
Smith
Cook
Ben Ems
Interstate Commerce Commission
Untitled Warriington Sketches Highlight J. Metart Figure
A fragmentary description notes a government official cited in Herbert Corey’s Warriington sketches. It mentions a controller general supervising money spending, with attributions to J. Metart and references Uncle Sau. The text hints at satire and a taxpayer viewpoint in an exclusive appearance.
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Ain Wasiduginn
Sau
Taxpayer
Daugherty and Smith not in on $33,000,000 deal
Washington public session probes Attorney General Daugherty’s handling of a stock market scheme around $38 million. Star witness Roxie Stinson, former wife of Jess W. Smith, recounts large sums allegedly passing to her and others, with telegrams and letters from Washington, Palm Beach, and Ohio filings. Statements tie Smith and Daugherty to profits, losses, and extensive financial ties before Smith’s death.
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Washington
Senate
Daugherty
Sinclair Oii
Roxie Stinson
Jess W. Smith
Ead
Paire Beach
Washington Court House
Ohio
Smith
Miss Stinson
Jesa Smith
Alte
Mr. Daugherty
Coumanyle
Chwiurnan Beachhart
Mat Smith
Siace
Alformey
Quacks Facing New York Medical Practitioner Registration
Albany hearing on the Carroll Laity bills explores proposals for annual re registration and licensing of physicians amid debate over 2000 plus practitioners alleged as diploma mill graduates. Chiropractors oppose the move citing technical nature of their field and current practices.
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Albany
New York State
Augustus Lb. Bowning
State Department of Education
Carroll
Downing Uec
Becauer
Templeton Plans Organization of Bank in Ansonia
HVarivworld March 26. Templeton and thirteen Waterbury and Ansonia men notified the State Bank department of an intention to organize a new bank in Ansonia to be known as the Anson Bank and Trust company. The group includes Peter M. Kennedy and six other named incorporators from Waterbury and Ansonia. Capitalization details not stated. minimum for such banks is 25,000.
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Hwarivworl
Travernor Wpleton
Waterbury
Ansonia
State Bank Department
Anson Bank and Trust Com Paley
Grosernor
Peter M. Kennedy
Merchants’ Trust Company of
Derby Savings Hawk
Abe
Breq J. Care
Jamey M Geades
Prederick M. Mewarthy
John J Bennett
Utanel
Poincare Prevailed On to Continue as Premier
Paris dispatch says Prime Minister Poincare agreed to stay in office at President Millerand's request after a day of political crisis. The move calms tensions, with senators and deputies pressing for continuity to carry forward policy measures already undertaken.
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Paris
Ray Poincare
Millerand
M. Poincare
Poincare
Doumergus
Peret
Senate
Chamber
M. Poineare
Twig Veara
MM. Lrand
M. Palavare
Memorial Day funds allocated by council committee
The Common Council last night approved 2,506 for Memorial Day activities, directing 2,400 for annual patriotic services in the High Auditorium with Mayor Gel Henry Allen as orator. The remainder funds 300 will cover flags wreaths and related municipal costs, while societies will report grave conditions to custodians and Major Behrens. A new law requires each community to care for its own soldier graves.
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Common Council
United Patriotic Ties
Nual
Gel Henry Allen
F. Wil Behrens
Trolley Company Opposes Extra Disses At Public Hearing
The Trolley Company and a Connecticut firm plan to oppose petitions for five additional lines at a public hearing before the Public Affairs Commission in the Common Council chamber. Representatives from Conn e and Stratford avenues seek routes including from Crane Valve Company to Hreeh and from Stratford avenues to Seaside.
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Common Council
Connecticut Company
End
Linea
Tre
Connec
Ktratford Avenue
Crane Valve Company
Fearcist's
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H. BE. Kelly
St. George's
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Maud Bauer
Nau
Jonely
Staten Teland
My Wngland
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Thompson Didhwon
Tinma
Ren Nykes
Gletha
Tranivoknaen
House
Renate Interstate Commerce
Herbert Tiess
American Legion
Pingure
Samuel Knight
Internal Revenue Bureau
Troxie Stinson
Jess Smith
Dan
Sinclair
C C Chase
el Page
McKellar
Denovrat
Tennessee
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Soast
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