Roraback Deposes King as National Committeeman
Hartford March 35 Special John T. King of Bridgeport loses national post as Roraback appoints Horaback to succeed him. Upstate forces aligned with Roraback win support to form the Connecticut delegation at the national convention. Roraback named chairman of the Connecticut delegation and several committees and officers are listed for the national party body.
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King
National
Hartford
John T. King
Bridgeport
Canian Bing
Hin
Horabatki
Todin
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Torayack
Nis
Tloraback
Connecticut
Qeormitteesdag -Tolowis Rt
Charles ‘Tampleton
Waterde
James of
Walshenwich
Harvey
Bissell
Jf Alégenela
Hugh
Alcorn
Suffield
Freciittans
LL Moon
I Pisk Nine
Sharles
Rockwell
Mort ‘ Rempleren
Waterbury
W “Shyclones
Bristol
Kiet Nines
Stoecker
Che Liman
Clarence G. Willard
Seacon Wea
Sergesatate Ceprms
Government rests in ordnance theft case in New Haven
In New Haven on March 31 the government rested in the trial of Joby Swan and Ernest H. Rogers of Seymour who are charged with conspiring to resell Liberty motors stolen from the Locomobile plant in Bridgeport. Captain Everly of Bridgeport testified that he shipped motors to Swan and Rolston and did not receive $23,900. Captain Pallater said he planned to buy but did not complete the purchase due to concerns about government releases. Detroiter Daniel Gardner and Bridgeport’s Charles Wirth were arrested on conspiracy charges. their cases have not yet been heard.
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Liberty Motors
Swan
Elston
Daniel Gardner
Detroit
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wiCharles &. Wirth
Bridgeport
Liberty
Assembly Refuses Anderson Hearing on Prohibition
W Y Assembly blocks William H H Anderson national anti Saipan League leader from addressing a joint legislative committee during a hearing on bills to permit manufacture of band wine and liqueur. Assemblyman Martin McCue protests and says appealing before Judiciary committee would insult to allow him to be heard.
Steal Wood Alcohol Case Reported in Providence
New Haven railroad detectives pursue a case involving theft of wood alcohol. March 24 details suggest a consignment mix up as barrels and jute are moved toward Newport, with authorities investigating the Newport station and nearby points for leads.
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Providence
New Haven Railroad
Tomight
A. Curlord
Newport
Mississippi Senate Ratifies Suffrage Amendment After Rejection
The Mississippi Senate ratified the federal suffrage amendment, prompting supporters to contact absentee House members to press for ratification. The move surprised after an earlier adverse vote, with predictions of favorable House action and a bill already allowing women to vote in primaries and general elections if the amendment becomes effective.
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Mississippi Senate
House
Senate
Slite
Mississippi and Delaware in race for ratification
Dover Del residents watch the ratification move as Mississippi and Delaware contend to deliver the final vote. Suffrage workers push for swift action while the Senate awaits the House decision and lawmakers urge not to be outpaced by the southern state.
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Delaware House
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Hoover Open to Nomination on Liberal Platform
In a telegram, Hoover signals willingness to run on a platform that avoids reactionary or radical tones and stresses liberal, constructive policy. He supports the League of Nations with safeguards for American traditions and cautions against partisan quibbles, while indicating he has not sought nomination and does not intend to before clarifying party views on key issues. He notes California Republicans favor a broader consultation before entering public debate on pressing economic and domestic questions.
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Lhominabion Fur
Taever
Roepublican Party
Fim
Weaver
Rerubbans
Calfornia
Danish Crowds Cry for Republic Strike Called
Crowds in Copenhagen chant for a republic amid royal opposition. Hussars deployed as guards surround the palace after protests against the dissolution of parliament. A general strike is planned noon Wednesday though not expected to be nationwide before Thursday. A new cabinet forms with Liebe as premier and justice minister, Konan as defense, Thonk Rovaig education, Swonberg transport, Onholm interior, and Hjerlhansen finance.
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Hussars
Pan Hao
Pratowe
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Isingtian
Zanescubi
Mewa
Cabiner
Leon
M. Liebe
Ani Advocata
Jusice
Konan
Ltle
Defence
Ssuumea
Cortiellos
War
Marine
Zorella
Interior
Agil
M. Hjerlhansen
Democratic primaries set for April 14 in twelve districts
Town chairman Vernell announces Democratic primaries on April 14 across twelve city districts with polls open from six to nine thirty p.m. Caucuses precede the primaries with no contests apparent. A convention is planned for April 20, with venue to be announced.
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Chaimmandaha
A. Vernell
Democrate
Sto Ye P.m
Maine Democrats Nominate Platform at Bangor Convention
Maine Democrats chose twelve delegates at a Bangor convention. The platform endorses the Wilson administration and calls for treaty ratification with the Covenant of the Spangled Nations, favors submitting federal constitutional amendments to the people, and seeks decisive action against reservations.
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Bangor
Wilson
Berlin government wins support after vote in assembly
The German parliament today rejected the government's lack of confidence motion and adopted a major government statement. The approval came with votes from the German National, Isis and independent Socialists groups despite opposition.
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Berlin
Dlonal Assembly
Gerpian National
Isis
Independent Socialiay
Lee
Lone Woman Foils Bandits In Newark Grocery Fight
A lone woman defended her store from three robbers in Newark, wrestling a revolver from one assailant and forcing the trio to flee. The incident unfolded at the local Tobbert store as she fought off the attackers and protected her livelihood.
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Newark
New York Assembly Rejects Daylight Saving Repeal Bill
New York Assembly rejects repeal of daylight saving law and orders third reading on Massachusetts bill. Albany and Boston items indicate Senate action, with committees and governor’s stance shaping the measure's fate.
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Alhany
Jese Vhuin
Municipalivice
Boston
Mar
State Senate
Lily Cuday
Massachusetts
Marels Senate
Gow Coolidge
Seite
Tremois
Latest Appeal To Holcomb Brings Forthsilenge Action
An appeal to Holcomb brings forthsilenge with no action yet recorded. The terse notice offers limited detail and awaiting further developments from involved parties.
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Holcomb
East Conference Sends 3 New Pastors to Hartford
Hartford March 30 Special report notes the East Conference appoints three new pastors to bolster local churches. Delegations urged Governor Holcomb to call a special session amid Republican concerns, with press access debated at the meeting.
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Clifford B. Wilson
Holcomb
Gorne
Military Funeral for William Larson Tonay
Military funeral details for William Larson Tonay, aged 34, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larson, of 28 Bell Street. The Army unit and burial arrangements are listed with service by Rev. Olson of Summerfield Church. Larson died after exposure during a gas attack while serving with the Army unit.
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Eal Wiliam Torso
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Mr. Tetragn
Yarkee DI Association
Mh Olson
Summerfield MM
France Sets Three Week Ruhr Cleanup Threat
France warns Germany to clear the Ruhr within three weeks or face continued occupation as Berlin and Paris clash over terms. Chancellor Brüning says German forces will not use harsh methods, while France resumes pressure amid diplomatic exchanges with Premier Müller.
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Germany
Ruhr
Wilson insists Turkish rule in Europe cease
President Wilson presses Allies to end Turkish dominance in Europe and seeks U S representation at peace conferences. The note describes vital interests tied to a Turkish peace treaty and cautions that future world peace hinges on agreed solutions. Ansonia record notes dayligh t savings adoption and timetable details.
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Wilson
Europe
Washington
Fae Amarin
United States
Illegal Liquor Selling on Increase Says McAuliffe
Prohibition enforcement official John McAuliffe from Hartford visited Bridgeport to swear out warrants for Alderman Renchy and saloon keeper Khariss amid recent raids. Additional seizures occurred in Waterbury and New Haven as agents confiscated liquor and a car, detailing arrests and asset forfeiture.
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Connectiou
John McAunliffe
Hartford
Bridgeport
John Rencky
Bostwick Avenue
Ferdinand Khariss
Wight
Bridgeport Streetcar Upgrades Extend Service and Speed
The Connecticut company plans sweeping Bridgeport changes effective April 4 adding 23 Birney one man safety cars now totaling 47. New four and five minute headways across routes will boost service on Barnum avenue Main street and Devon Walnut Beach Otford North Bridgeport Stratfield and other city lines with pay as you enter policy and extended half hour and quarter hour headways for several routes.
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Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks wed on coast
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks were married after obtaining a license Saturday and a Sunday ceremony at the First Church of Temple Baptist in Los Angeles. The wedding party included Fairbanks’ brother Robert, the bride’s mother Mrs. Charlotte Smith, and actress Margaret Daive as maid of honor. The hurried ceremony occurred as the pastor reached home. further details follow on page two.
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Douglas Fairbanks
J. Whitecome Brougher
Pemple
Dyles Pickford
Minden
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Owen Moore
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Fairbanks
Tinugher
Robert Fairbanks
Charlotte Smith
Henry Miles Cook
Temple Bapllst
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Wagarities
Allies accept Dutch decision on Kaiser
London reports that American powers accepted the Dutch stance after the March 5 note. The Dutch refused to deliver the former German emperor to Allied trial, pledging to protect world peace with on the spot measures including close supervision and censorship while the ex-emperor stays at Doorn.
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Doorn
Police Commissioners to Meet Tonight Headline
Police officials plan a meeting tonight as notes from the clerk indicate routine agenda items and local authorities prepare to discuss current public safety matters. The report references President and official names in the stenographic notes, with lingering unreadable sections.
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