Slayings of Two Americans Prompt U S Demand on Mexico
State Department demands Mexico punish the killers of two Americans in Vera Cruz and other garrisons. Victims identified as Davis a mining man and A D Bridges a negro plantation caretaker. A Boston captain’s son John P Quinn died after a Tampico shooting by police at a shipyard.
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State Department
Mexico
U. S
Tampico
John P. Quinn
Boston
Siam
Washeington
Mar
Award Davis
Pear Sonpra
A.D. Bridges
Era Cruz
Judge Lindsey Faces Contempt Charges
Denver, March 30 Judge Lindsey of the juvenile court must appear in criminal court Saturday to hear the execution of sentence after conviction for contempt of court. He faces a fine of 400 dollars or jail as an alternative for refusing to reveal confidential information from a boy in custody during a murder trial. He previously said he would go to jail rather than pay the fine and refused offers to pay it.
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Denver
Col
Maron
Ber &. Lindsey
Supreme Court
Lindsey
Devon man dies after wood strike at Barnum foundry
Charles A. Hoddinott aged 46 of 410 Lenox avenue died at his home after internal hemorrhages from a wood piece flown from a saw at the Barnum foundry in New Haven. He had been hospitalized since the accident two weeks ago and is survived by a widow and three children.
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Charles A. Hoddinott
Lenox Avenue
J. W.H. Fisher
Hoddinott
Barnum Foundry
New Haven
Ensign Sought Charged With Theft Of $25 000
Boston March report says Ensign Joseph Is Lynam sought on a $25 000 theft of naval funds, with federal warrants issued. General intelligence and Justice Department agents pursue him after he fled the navy yard. Early theory of Buenos Aires escape questioned as other U.S. cites indicate he remains in the country.
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Boston
Mar
Joseph
Lynam
Avy Yard
Lynam Ia
Nneral
Department of Justice
Buenos Aires
Children Given Ether To Curb Appetite Reported
Westville, Mis March 20 A state investigation reveals that a child was fed ether by parents to suppress appetite. Superintendent Chester D. Stites and state education and health officials reviewed the case after authorities learned the practice occurred in the home. Parents admitted administering ether to their child to quiet tantrums and reduce feeding costs.
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Westitble
Mis
Dss
Chester D. Stites
Hays Plan to Oust Democrats as Postmasters
Penrose in conference with former chairman arranges to replace P. C. heads in state. Harding expected to issue an executive order within two days to enable the new Republican administration to replace Democratic postmasters nationwide. Postmaster General Bays has urged the President to act on the recommendations.
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Hays
Harding
Postmaster General
Penrose
P. C
Washington
March
Reepublican
Post Office Department
Bays
Near Bridegroom Jailed Over Elopement Plan
Chester Liclelwski a 34 year old jeweler of 397 East Main Street held on $5000 bail after police nabbed him noon yesterday. He allegedly assaulted a 13 year old girl as they planned elopement. The girl’s parents reported the conduct and the suspect promised to leave Bridgeport to avoid charges. The jeweler fled town after selling his store but was later found at Hallett and Ogden streets with the girl, now in new clothes and under police escort.
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Chester Licllewski
East Main Street
Lietlowski
Liedewaki
Bridgeport
Liedewsii
Lietlewski
Lo Ao Cleraymal
Leaders At Sea On Tax Revision Plans
This excerpt summarizes impressions from many leaders who will shape the tax law revision. The mood is unsettled as lawmakers await hearings and new information before forming judgments. The piece notes cautious waiting among Senate Finance and House Ways and Means members as they anticipate details to come.
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Marr Spldivan
Congress
Prom
Senate of the Ways
Hawar
Quick on Trigger Patrol Repels City Burglar at Oakey’s Pharmacy
Detectives sweep the city for a lone burglar believed tied to three early morning breaks. Policeman Patrick Ledden of the third precinct challenged the suspect at Oakey’s Pharmacy on Fairfield Avenue, firing two shots through a display window as the thief fled behind a rear door. The same burglar allegedly hit Mike Nakasin’s grocery and the Connecticut Oil station nearby, with cash taken from two registers at the grocery and nothing recovered at the oil station.
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Oakey
Fairfield Avenue
Patrick Ledden
Stratford Avenue
Third Precinct
Solicaman Tc
Ms Stick
Leaden
Mike Nakasins
Connnecticut Oil Company
Sation
Mouintain Grove Street
Archduke Leopold in cabaret debut draws mixed reviews
BALIN March 30 Archduke Leopold Ferdinand of the Royal House of apsourg labeled a regular actor by his cabaret director, admits he is a clumsy dancer and poor singer. He performed in His High ness Returns Again, but Viennese audiences, including some women, wept from embarrassment while Austrians criticized him for tarnishing the imperial name. He claimed a pension of three thousand crowns monthly and a struggle to live honestly as a writer. He then returned to the stage for another try.
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Leopold Ferdinand
Royal House of
Apsourg
Ttig
Archduke
Jaid
Jonann Strauss
Franciis Josep
Archduke O
Germany
Duke
Bax
Boston Women Must State Ages In Police List
Boston March 3 Warmel Must fetch their ages to police officers listing the city's inhabitants. It was an unusual day, but if residents cannot give exact years they may approximate. The listing will start on April.
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Boston
Warmel
Navril
Seedling of Charter Oak Shipped to Los Angeles
A seedling of the famed Charter Oak is shipped from Hartford Connecticut to Los Angeles California to join a national display of trees from every state, representing a compilation of state saplings in a ceremonial garden.
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Los Angeles
Hartrport
Connecticut
Calif
Union
Medical bill faces stiff Capitol hearing opposition
At a Hartford hearing on Connecticut medical practice revision, opponents led by Senator Klett and Rep Kilpatrick challenged the substitute for Mouse pil 60. Dr Black defended the bill while the Connecticut Registered Graduate Nurses' Association indicated no opposition. the hearing showed broad skepticism and likely defeat.
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Aartifport
Connecticut
Tly
John @. Blustat
Connecticut Registered Graduate Nurses’ Association
General Assembly
Fendher Wmery
George Klett
New Britain
Black
Ils
Record Commission
Morgan
Fairfield
Hmeelf
Black Litain
Exnihita
Raportz
Morgan Commission
Algo
Austro Hungarian Frontier Closed After Charles Attempt
The Austro Hungarian frontier was closed by joint government action pending final disposition of former Emperor Charles. Reports say Charles plans moving the Toya family to Spain while the Spanish minister seeks a pass for him to travel. Hungary suspicions rise as officials, including Admiral Horthy, weigh the ex-ruler's moves to regain his throne. (Continued on Page Two)
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Vienna
Charles
Toya
Spain
Hembie
Mail carrier averts wreck near Indian River
Rural mail carrier John Zoytersharck spotted a debris fall from a wrecked freight car on the New Bayern road near Indian River. He cleared timber and wreckage from the main line just before an east-bound express train arrived, potentially preventing a serious collision.
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Indian River
Mileoerd
Mar
John Zoytersharck
Bayern
Zoytersharck
Woodmont
Uidian
Jing
Sgaxyteranarch
Zoytersherck
Mighty and Lowly Visit Bier for Cardinal Gibbons
The mighty and lowly unite in sorrow as mourners visit the bier of James Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore. Tomorrow a grand mass will precede a simple interment in the cathedral, with diplomatic and religious officials attending. The body will then be laid to rest in the marble tomb beside Archbishop Spalding. Continued on Page Seventeen.
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Apostolic Delegate of
Washington
College of Cardinals
Cardi
Commerce Body To Favor Zoning Plan at Capitol
Hartford bearing on cities and boroughs committee this afternoon as a large Chamber of Commerce delegation presents a zoning plan. Speakers include E. L. Wletcher A Hancock Joseph Sings and others seeking state power to enforce zoning ordinances. The: hearing is set for about 2 o clock before the committee on cities and boroughs.
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Commerce
Capitol
Bridgeper
Hartford
Legislative Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Rilles
Hartdseport
E. L. Wletcher
A.hancock
Joseph Sings
B. TF. Cooney
A. H. Farhro
Arthur M. Marsh
Parker Seeley
BR Caline Seward
Price
Gospel of St Jacob's Oil lecture by Wallace M. Bayliss
Wallace M. Bayliss of Booth and Bayliss Commercial School spoke before Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce on the Gospel of St Jacob's Oil. He argued it was a long advertised healing lotion and used the sermon as advert copy. He urged young men to prepare for responsible positions and civic service.
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Wallace M. Bayliss
Want Mamma Baby Toebers Plea In Telegram Ad
Grandmother Mrs G Loeber of 362 Amsterdam Ave New York appeals by Telegram to locate the baby's mother Margaret Ringselham Loeber as the infant lies sick and abandoned in Bridgeport. The missive notes the child’s worsening condition and seeks the mother’s address to aid the care of the infant.
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New York
New Turk
Rick
Accel
Tor
G. Lueber
Amsterdam Avenue
New York City
Margaret (Ringselham) Loeber
Bridgeport
Halle Reds Army Headquarters Captured. Leaders Killed
Berlin dispatches report heavy clashes as Communist uprisings spread across central Germany. Green police suffer dozens dead or wounded, while Reds suffer many killed and prisoners. rail guards and police clash near Halle Leipzig area. Magdeburg amite unit captured. government under pressure amid conflicting reports on the situation.
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Berlin
Germany
Osden
Ruur
Arine Iron Works
Milien S.A
Halle
Leipzig
Gréer
Mannheim
Gevelsburg
Ruhr
Magdeburg
Red
Rad
Galle
Trachiefe
Scheigerwindt
Bartfield
Reg Intelligence Department
Messures
Thue
Reichswehr
Kiting
Belin
Local men jailed for bootlegging in Hartford court
Fairfield man Massy received six months in jail after federal agents seized a 20 gallon still at his home. Palumbo of Bridgeport drew three months for selling liquor to an undercover witness. Trzse of Fairfield paid a $19 fine after discovery of a still and testimony from a trucker about transporting alcohol.
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Fairfield
Bridgeport
Harlan B. Howe
United States District
Hartford
Stephen J. Massy
King's Highway
Fairfeld
Cantillion
Massy
Antoni Palumbo
Jebt
Mowe
Palumbo
Welch and Cantillion
Brawley
Bureau of Investigation
Gabriel Trsze
Jedge Howe
Irsze
Socialist Assembly Seat Vacated After Tight Vote
In Albany tonight the New York Legislature declared the seat of Assemblyman Henry Jager, a Socialist, vacant by a 77 to 64 vote. The move follows a contentious decision affecting the "Pourleansty" district in King's County.
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Albany
N.Y Mur
Hale Assembly
Henry Jager
Pourleansty Distria
King's Counts
Unaware of Deportation Order Says O Callaghan
Port La Ni Malee March 3 Donald O Callaghan Cork lord mayor visited the city and said he had not yet received any notification from Washington about a deportation order or a request to contact the state department regarding possible political asylum or permit actions.
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O’callaghan
Port la Ni Malee
Donalds O'Cauaian
Cork
Tia Atcorney, Jr
Lawless
Norfolk
Capablanca Defeats German Rival in World Championship Series
Havana March 1 Capablanca the Cuban chess master defeated Dr Amanuel Laske the German expert in the sixth game of the international series for the world's championship. The end of the game came after BR and the Hrat do. 1 of the tournament, the princial games having one dean.
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Havanas
Tose KR. Capablanca
Joniphl
Amanuel Laske
New York Central Seeks Wage Cut for 26,000 Employes
CERICAGO March 34 Provisional wage reductions for about 26,000 unskilled New York Central railroad workers were asked before the railroad labor board to take effect April 1. Immediate relief from the current rate was sought while hearings on permanent cuts follow, with broader talks on other employee classes ongoing this week.
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Cericago
New York Central Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Aod
Viviani Visits Harding to Pay Respects to France
Rene Viviani former French premier visited President Harding at the White House after presenting credentials as envoy He was accompanied by Ambassador Jusserand and officials said the visit was a courtesy aimed at keeping France and the United States friendship strong Harding planned to announce further that France appreciates past American efforts and wishes continued friendship
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Hughes
State Department
Washington
Rene Viviani
France
Harding
White House
Huyes
M. Vivian
Jusserand
Prerier
United States
M. Vivieni
Frence
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RED” Army
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Waterbury
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Louis Goodmean
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Marsh
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Sunday Post
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