Creditors force changes in board of Columbia Graphophone Co
Sweeping changes were made at the Columbia Graphophone Mfg Co stockholders meeting in the city. Only three old directors were reelected, and Francis S. Whitten was not. New directors include F W Shibley of Bankers Trust, Harold Stanes of Guaranty Co, E B Sanford of Crawparts Co, T F McCleland and Douglas Parmeter of Liberty Industrial, N A Buchner of New York Trust, CW Cox of Robert Winthrop, W C Dickerman of American Car and Foundry, Van Horn Ely ex-president, BE Fuller of Gillette Safety Razor, and G H Kinnicut of Kissel Kinnicutt. The board will organize Thursday. A J Fuller is favored as chairman.
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Columbia Graphophone Mfg. Co
Francis & Whitten
Graphophone Company
F. W. Shibley
Bankers Trust Co
Harold Stantes
The
Guaranty Co
BE. B. Sanford
Crawparts Co
Washington, D.C
T. F. McCleland
Douglas Parmeter
Liberty Industrial Co
A. N. Buchner
New York Trust Co
CW. Cox
Robert Winthrop and Co
W. CG. Dickerman
American Car and Foundry Co
A. J. Fuller
Guerte Safety Razor Co
E. E. DuPont
Diestora
Francis S. Whitten
M. Johnson
W. H. Lippincott
C. W. Wodd
Harding Opposes Presidential Campaigning From the Stump
Washington reports President Harding will not campaign publicly for any Senatorial or Congressional candidate. The White House stated he prefers a silent political role and will avoid stump speeches during a planned cross country trip and possible Alaska journey, as Congress adjourns for a summer break.
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Harding
Aige
White House
Alaska
Herding
Congress
Senate Soldier Bonus Likely to Pass Says NCornick
Washington dispatch reports Senator McCormick predicts Senate passage of the soldier bonus bill. He argues funds can be raised with treasury certificates and cites substantial investor absorption of bonds, noting high foreign investment and tax exempt bonds. He cautions about veto risk and predicts strategists will push to avoid delaying or clogging the legislative calendar.
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Dings
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al McCormick
Sais of Treasury Nearthicates
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McCormick
Harding
Stratford Town Manager Hunter Denied Vote Rights
In Stratford, a demurrer contends Hunter Rutherford Hayes Hunter cannot force a popular vote on his removal as town manager. The council ousted him February 27, 1922, and a quo warranto case advances with Judge Wolfe to set a hearing date.
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Strattora
Attornay I. J. Cohn
Barrett, Keeler
Selactman Cenine
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Cohn
Judea Welle
Meade
Wolfe
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Stratford
Robert Hayes Hunter
Menag
Rutherford Hayes
Amundsen Plans to Fly Over Roof of the World
Roald Amundsen outlines an aerial expedition to cross the North Pole region using two all metal planes. He plans to stay in touch by radio, project a 200 mile view from the air, and chart a million square miles, hoping to revolutionize polar exploration and provide scientific knowledge.
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Norway
North Pole
Associated Press
New York
Jules Verne
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Stavangerfjord
Janet
Seattle
Amundsen
Elviumedor
Northland
Washington
Eclentiste
Larsen
John M. Larsen
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Mineola. Jr
Four hurt when truck sideswipes loaded jitney
In Danbury a jitney carrying four passengers was sideswiped by a White Rose Baking Co truck from Bridgeport. Injured were S C Hoyt Joseph Malvinus Peter Telly Mrs Carrie Cala Frost treated. driver Leonard Goraum cleared. no arrests made. jitney wrecked.
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Danbury
Mareh
Congress Tax Company of
Bridgeport
White Rose Baking Company Alao of
Conti Wil
Bethel
S.C. Hoyt
Bridgeport Belting Company
Joseph Malvinus
Federal Prohisiion
Peter Tellly
Wie
Pame
Briastport
Leonard Goraum
Emperor Charles III ill with bronchopneumonia report
Madeira dispatch reports Former Emperor Shorlea of Austria stricken with bronchopneumonia. Condition described as serious and unstable amid inland reports from Funchal dated March 24. Concerns mount over royal health and potential implications.
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Madeira
Associated Press
Shorlea
Austria
Bridgeport Dental Clinic Pioneers School Based Care
Bridgeport leads in child dental care through a school clinic founded seven years ago by Dr. Alfred C. Fones. A four dentist and twenty six hygienist team conducts daily tooth brushing drills and talks while treating students, with 1920 figures showing thousands of prophylactic treatments and molar preservation efforts reducing permanent molar loss significantly.
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Bridgeport
Alfred C. Fones
Fones
Bridgeport Fashion Show Draws Huge Downtown Crowds
A massive main street throng packed Bridgeport last night for the opening of the Bridgeport Fashion Show. Crowds jammed the plaza viewing areas as shops showcased bright window displays and music filled the air. Shoppers and guests from near and far mingled in festive mood, admiring spring looks and colorful costumes amid the downtown excitement.
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Bridgeport
Oult
Mama
Maizie
Prohibitionists Push Dominion-Wide Dry Canada
Prohibition advocates urged Premier Kilgour to make all of Canada bone dry. Kilgour said he does not favor prohibition but supports temperance, and no dominion-wide ban would be introduced in the current session of Parliament. Delegation led by J. B. Carson of Montreal, president of the Dominion Alliance of…
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Ottawa
Maren
Kilg
Canada
Megaura
Howse of Commons
United States
J. B. Carson
Montreal
Dominion Aliance
Case of Smallpox Found in Ansonia
Ansonia reports a smallpox case today involving Miss Rosanna McCormack a Elm Street school teacher. State Health Commissioner Dr John T Black arrived and ordered all teachers and pupils vaccinated and both schools closed and fumigated.
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Ansonia
Educators vie for Slawson's superintendent post
Bridgeport officials opened more than 20 applications from educators across the country after an executive session at Stratfield hotel. Candidates hailed from California to Kentucky, with notable figures from the Middle Atlantic and New England. The Education Board plans to review further applications as the search continues, aided by the U S and State Departments of Education. The board’s next regular meeting is set for April 11.
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Stratfield Hotel
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New England
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A.B. Meredith
State Board of Education
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Edward J. McGovern
Lynn W. Wilson
William McLaughlin
Owen Burns
Mary B. Cutting
Howard Speer
William Meandrews
Waltersville
Bacher Is Driven Mad By Picture Not Guilty Verdict
A troubled Henry J. Bacher, accused of murdering his wife and three children, appears insane after a photographer shows him a picture of one child. Crowds gather at the undertaker shop as his family lay in state. a court later finds George L. Rickard not guilty of criminal assault.
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Maren
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Ig Mather
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Knowlton
Rungee
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Bachec
Graig Counsels as Followers Seek Peace in Ulster Speech
Belfast reports Sir James Craig urging peace to Ulster Parliament and denying Orangemen blame for anti Catholic actions. He warned the next murder could be drastic unless revenge and hatred yield to peace, reaffirming no breach with Michael Collins and blaming unemployment for Catholics’ work woes. London reports Dublin notes on post police departure, stability in many counties, and awaiting election. A London Daily News correspondent cites disorder easing under proper discipline and a busy trade season ahead. In New York, court scenes feature Max Steuer arguing Rickard as victim of Wall Street blackmailers while Pecora presses coercive defense and child protection concerns. The trial centers on alleged crimes against an underage girl and alibis, with courtroom tension high as prosecutors emphasize cradle protection and witness reliability.
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Ulater
Orangemen
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Southern Ireland
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Mra Rickard
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Forrés
Rickard
Tia
Feng
Steuer
Xing Tin Jaw
Traffic officer struck by bottle in street incident
Traffic officer Daniel A. Fitzroy was hit with a bottle on Fenn Street last night. Two men Peter Lacharty and William Quinn were arrested after the clash as Fitzroy, in pain, was taken to hospital.
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Daniel A. Fitzroy
Burt Ween
Flitwroy
Emr~gency Hospital
Peter Lacharty
Harral Avenue
William Quinn
Center Street
Firsroy
Jakn Street
Lacharty
Quinn
Pitsray
Mauer
Fitzroy
Motion Picture Actor Sued For 200000 Damages
Los Angeles March 28. Her bere Rawlinson, motion picture actor, was named as defendant in a 200000 damages suit filed in the Superior Court by Mrs Exhely Chirk of New York. She charges Rawlinson with a statutory offense against her daughter Dorothy Clark alleged to have occurred in New York on October 16, 1920, when the girl was 11 years old. It was noted Rawlinson had a brief experience in motion pictures.
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Los Angeles
Herbere Rawlinson
Exhely Chirk
New York
Rawlinson
Dorothy Clark
Une
Gorl
Hartford Prisoner Dies After Poison Sugar Binge
Hartford March 23 Laurite Hannen a 62 year old machinist committed in his cell at police headquarters tonight by eating lumps of sugar tainted with poison. A five day police search followed a complaint made by a Weyaar-ale girl. He surrendered this afternoon and was found dead three hours later.
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Hartford
Laurite Hannen
Auleide
Board of Health halts nutrition classes in schools
The Board of Health ends its malnutrition correction program in public schools amid a dispute with the Board of Education over authority to continue. Health officials say no further action will occur until the issue is resolved, while the Education Board continues nutrition courses and a pilot milk program for undernourished children.
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Board OF Health
Department
Board of Education
Plot to Kill Soviet Envoys To Genoa Is Nipped in Bud
Riga reports a large police roundup after discovery of a well organized plot to assassinate Soviet delegates to Genoa through Latvia. Among those detained are Russians linked to a monarchist movement based in Germany and Princess Lieven, wife of a former imperial general, with several others considered agitators. Police promise to release some once delegates pass.
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