Daugherty Will Act If Prices Are Increase
Washington March 30 responsibility for the bituminous coal strike set for April was laid upon the operators by Secretary of Labor Davis. He declared operators refused to meet workers and crippled their use before public opinion. He urged reporting price increases to Attorney General Daugherty and said government mediation efforts failed to avert the national strike test.
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Washington
Davis
Davie
Daugherty
Harding
Department of Labor
Wocka
Inez
Spence
Police Board Keeps Fourth Precinct Station Open
The Police Board, by motion from Commissioner William H. Tyan, decided to keep the Fourth Precinct station open citing no action to close it. President Philo Calhoun argued no vote was necessary as no concrete plan to close had been proposed, while board members pursue internal reorganizations to cut costs. A Chamber of Commerce letter praised the force for parade coverage, and funds from the National Folk Journal will bolster the pension fund with $29.60 received and $60.19 still due from subscriptions.
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Giacontinue
Fourth Precinct
Board of Police Commisssioners
William H. Tyan
Philo ©. Calhoun
Calhoun
Sriegeport, Chamber of Commerce
Neport
Natonal Folk Journal
Legal Department
John’ J. Ketly
Adama
Waar
Sunci
Bridgeport Boy Wins Scholarship at Williston Seminary
Gurden H. Wells of Bridgeport won the first grade scholarship at Williston Seminary. Other awards announced include Suydan scholarships of 110 dollars to Francis J. Wright of Manchester, Sona, and Leslie J. Whitman of Newcastle. First grade scholarships also went to Gerald R. Mead of Buckland and Andrew J. Sullivan Jr. of Norwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bwasthampton
Blass
Gurden H. Wells
Bridgeport
Willston Seminary
Archibald V. Galbraith
Suydan
Francis J. Wright
Manchester
Sona
Leslie J. Whitman
Newcastle
Gerald R. Mead
Bucklend
Andrew J. Sullivan, Jr
Norwich
Conn
Bodies of Siamese Twins to Be Given to Medical College
CHICAGO March 30 An investigation into the deaths of Mrs Josefa Blazek and her sister Rosa known as the Siamese Twins opened but after a conference with doctors a post mortem was dropped and a death certificate issued Frank Jr brother of the twins will arrange to give the bodies to a medical college The twins left about 200000 and a large farm in Caecho Slovakia as heirs include the 11 year old Rosa Jr and the 11 year old son will inherit without a will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Josefa Blazek
Rosa
Peter Havtman
Frank
Caecho-Slovakia
Senate completes ratification of Washington pacts
Washington March 2020 The Senate completed part of the Arm a Conference program by approving the final two pacts. Final roll calls showed overwhelming support with 58 to 1 for the Tar Eastern treaty and near unanimous backing on other Far Eastern and Four Power accords, amid a swift ratification pace not seen in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kgaing
China
Borah
Hitchcock
King
Utah
Underwood
Jeader
Campaigen
Yendera
Fire injures six in North Adams hotel blaze
Six people were injured in a hotel fire in North Adams Massachusetts. The blaze started in a wooden building and spread rapidly through the structure. Firefighters fought to salvage part of the hotel around midnight but the building was feared to be destroyed. Injured individuals include George Forsese Arlington Rich Whitman Harold Brady Rolland Stableny Stanley Moore and an unnamed North Adams resident.
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North Adams
Mass
Gearse Forkese
Arlington
Riohate Whitman
Harold T Brady
Pot
Rolland Stableny
Willametown
Stanleys Moore
Worventer
Mr. Bide Glychtoxe Addrasa
Ex Emperor Charles Receives Last Rites in Madeira
Lisbon March 30 AP dispatch reports ex Emperor Charles is critically ill at Funchal Madeira and has received extreme unction amid rumors the Bishop of Funchal was summoned to administer last rites at the emperor's bedside.
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Charles
Lisbon
Associated Press
Vunchal
Madeira
Unctius
Policeman Rescues Man From Rapids Above Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls N Y March 30 Jeffrey Wilson of Rochester was saved from the Niagara River near the American Falls by Patrolman Charles Smith after slipping into the swift upper rapids. Despite ladders and ropes crews failed to reach him. Wilson denied suicide and said he fell in.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Jeffrey Wilson
Rochester
Niagara River
Ataton
Goat Island Bridge
Wigor
Charles Smith
Charles Rudenford
Smith
Wilson
Agai
Jitney Collision Injures Five In City Accident
Five persons were injured yesterday afternoon when a loaded jitney on Savoy street turned onto Main and was hit in the rear by an automobile driven by Franklyn Y. Hyslop. Injured include George Cram Richard Brittle and William Vital, treated at Simengensy hospital and released. Driver Hyslop unharmed. Another collision on Wheeler avenue left James Prancig injured and taken to St. Vincent's hospital. George Isnocked was struck crossing Grand street by William Toland and was injured.
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Cho Blow Maublin
Timi
Retzal
Wocament Avenue
Savoy Street
Main Street
Franklyn Y. Hyslop
Treet
L i
Gean Cram
K. F. Ne
Lacera Tiem
Richard Brittle
Bosehmont Avenue
William Vital
Bruses
Elean
Hoy
J.B. Walsh
Simengensy Hospital
Hyslop
Wes Nightly
James Prancig
Michar
Wheeler Avenus
St. Vincent's Hospital
George
White Crossing
Grand Street
Grantomendie Drival
William JH
Sainka
Reichstag backs chancellor stance amid reparations debate
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved a resolution denouncing Reparations Commission demands and endorsing the chancellor's position. The vote was 249 to blank, with the Majority Socialists and Communists abstaining. the session also touched on Italy's participation in the Genoa conference.
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Berlin
Asc
Preas
Reichstag
Crem
Veteran Engineer Hailed Completing Final Trip
Buffalo on March 10 crowds and whistles greeted Edward J. Halev as he rode the last eastbound Empire State excursion. Rail workers and citizens waved from Syracuse to New York, honoring a veteran engineer nearing retirement after a long career.
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Buffalo
Edward J. Halev
Empire State Idea
Svary
Ed Haley
Jury tampering charges cloud murder trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, March 80, the Burch murder trial jurors faced a challenge as chief defense attorney Paul W. Schenck accused the panel of being tainted by alleged partiality. He moved to issue subpoenas for District Attorney Woolwine, Chief Deputy Doran, and others who might reveal attempts to influence prospective jurors.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Paul W. Schenck
Defenar
Alered Facpering
Schenck
Woolwine
Doran Agh
Bridgeport Visiting Nurse Association Aims at Home Health
The Bridgeport Booster highlights the Visiting Nurse Association as a leading New England unit of nineteen registered nurses and a senior pupil from each hospital. Their aim is to provide home health care, prenatal supervision, child health, and hygiene improvements, with First Aid to the Uninjured as a guiding slogan. The group extended services to maternity cases and covers prenatal, tuberculosis, industrial, and general bedside care. In 1921 the nurses visited 4,592 patients and support a country home Hemlocks for seasonal care and medical attention for sickly children.
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New England
Pvacuate
Bridgeport
Visiting Nurse Association
Hemlocks
Health Officials and School Board Face Funding Clash
Health officials and the school board prepare for a clash over funding a dental clinic. Mayor Athwater signed an ordinance transferring clinic control to the Health Department, with the Board of Apportionment to fund salaries and operations. Education leaders warn of a legal battle as tensions rise between departments.
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Health Department
William D. Zeisp
Board of Freath Test Nileht
Ro- Torenes
Athwater
Common Council
Board of Apportionment Fipe A Tol
Ordinanes
Wealth Department
John A. Cornell
Aldermen Act
Zepp
Board of Education
Fanta
Portuguese Flyers End First Lap of Trans Ocean Trip
Portuguese naval aviators Captains Gacdura and Cout ine began from Lisbon aiming to Pernambuco Brazil and reached Las Palmas Canary Islands at 5 soon after noon aboard a hydro airplane. They reported the voyage would be five to one against success and noted the aircraft carries fuel for 18 hours with warships dispatched to supply gas if needed.
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Présa
Gacadura
Coutine
Lisbon
Pernambuco
Brazil
Las Patras
Canary Islands
Tigbo
Palmas
Contino
Atlantic
Dr. Crockett Dead in Boston Gas Poisoning
Dr. William U. Crockett a longtime Boston amateur athletics figure died from gas poisoning he was forty eight years old in Boston March 10 authorities said.
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Boston
Mareh
William U. Crockett
Greg
Lenin Reported Dead in Paris Dispatch
Paris dispatch reports Russian Soviet premier Nikolai Lenin dead, with Rome papers offering guarded treatment and noting unclear confirmation.
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London
Paris
Nikolai Lenine
Rome
Local Patrolman Faces Severe Penalty for False Complaint
Patrolman David E Wissel faced punishment after confessing he consulted with two women to lodge a false complaint at police headquarters and fled to Commissioner John C Staniey. He was suspended without pay for whitey days, reduced from Grade A to C, and barred from time off for a year, amid charges of aiding a false accusation and misconduct during duty.
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John C. Staniey
David E. Wisselprael
Headquarters
Board of Police Commissioners
Bross
Ane Yotion Board
Kisselhrach
Comet Misaimer Staning
Asquesor
Lawrence A. Git
Ofice
Fred Atwater
Noles
Thad
AaHesaer
Atwater
Hisselbrech
Mar Reg Ane
Stanley
Kisselbrech
State and
Broad
Frances McKenny
Gilman Street
Helen Kopcho
Hancock Avenas
Gatralman
Peace Accord Reforms Irish Police and Cooperation
London reports a landmark agreement between Northern and Southern Ireland to restore peace. It calls for police reorganization in Ulster with Catholics and Protestants equally represented, special courts for serious crimes, and joint efforts to improve Belfast unemployment with British parliamentary aid.
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London
Associated Press
Winston Spencer Churchill
House of Commons
Ireland
Michael Collins
James Craig
Ulster
North
Belfast
Gov~armants
Tady
Pi S—Al
Antret
Servien Mer
CawAny
Arma Ja
Crimea
Skipper of Cup Defender May Lose Wife
New York March 30 Martial squalls end romance of the sea. Captain Alfred W. Howard, skipper of the cup Defender Columbia, fished his future wife from the sea with a boat hook during a shipwreck off Cape Race in 1910. Mrs Emma Howard sues for separation. alimony dispute followed. The veteran seadog countersuit and the couple quarrel over the daughter’s upbringing and alleged hotel beating.
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New York
Alfred W. Howard
Columbia
Emma ‘Howard
Bossert
Brooklyn
Erma A. Deakin
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Howard
Eva
Miss Deakin
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William C. Burnham
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