Survey of State Soil and Food Cost Cuts
Dr Jenkins argues for a state survey to cut food costs and boost agriculture and industry. He links prosperity to coordinated farming and manufacturing, noting population density and transport costs as factors. The speech references Connecticut history and evolving grain prices to justify policy moves.
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Haryveord
Marvel
Otort
Jenkins
England
Connecticut
Mississippi Valley
Three Held in Boston on Liquor Conspiracy Charge
In Federal court in Boston, three men including David Perlo and Montread Det Merk were held for hearing on charges of conspiring to traffic illicit spirits from Scotland. The case centers on 14 000 cases of whiskey and champagne aboard the British steamship Avontown and alleged movements along the New England coast.
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Avontown
Tad
Ales der Goldberg
David
Perlooth
Montread
Scotland
Olright
Ba Pd
Perle
United States
Pris
New England
Bomb confession disputed by official in Los Angeles case
Marek 39 of the Bureau of Investigation arrived from Nassau Bahama Felande denied involvement in the bomb plot that killed 40 in Los Angeles. Burns said a five minute call to the suspect Wiles would reveal whether Tilson had any part.
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Marek
Bureau of Investigatior
Department of Justice
Nassau
Bahama Felande
Burns
Los Angeles
Herrt Wilden
Ergangels
Mrr. Burns
Russian President's Wife Barred From Entering U.S.
The Department of Labor announced that the wife of the Soviet president will be detained at the port of entry and likely sent back to her homeland. The order also instructed immigration officials to watch for Ludwig K Martens, the Soviet ambassador, and Gregory Wellnatein, a member of the crew onboard with their imported sole.
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Soviet Russia
Én -Meries
Department of Labor
Ludwig
K. Martens
United States
Gregory Wellnatein
Bis
Confessor to Spanish King Dead in Madrid
Javier Varex Faelide, named by King Alfonso to be Bishop of Sion and chaplain-general of the Spanish army, was found dead in his room in Madrid. His jugular vein was severed with a razor, friends say nomination difficulties awaited Vatican approval.
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Madrid
Javier Varex Faelide
Alfonso
Sion
Occidental
India
Vatican
Rising wages spark higher prices amid rail and banking trends
The review notes wage increases likely raise manufacturing and selling costs in March, with New England rail traffic near last year's level and sales dollars comparable to January. It says banking remains fundamentally strong despite rising activity and prices, signaling broader inflation risks.
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Weston
Costa
New England
Lgseet
Revow
Population decline in France compared to 1921 figures
An official summary of 1922 vital statistics shows France’s population fell by 46,404 from 1921. The report lists full 1922 figures for births, deaths, and still births, noting declines across key indicators versus the prior year.
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PS Vene
Assequited Press
France
Mrs Lillian Sanford Near Death in Hospital
Mrs Lillian Sanford, 29, of BC Gilbert Street, is dying in St. Vincent's hospital after self poisoning with bichloride of mercury. She ingested over 70 grains of the poison a week ago while with a youth at Seaside Park, seeking death and later resisting the poison's slow progression.
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Lillian Sanford
BC Gilbert Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sanford
Cigar store holdups surge as clerk shot in New York
Aaron Maron a cigar store clerk was shot in the chest during a robbery by one of two men. The incident marked the third holdup tonight as a wave of cigar store robberies sweeps the city. Earlier Carl Berg, claiming Cleveland origins, fled pedestrians with a revolver and was chased around the Fitz Carlton hotel before capture and charging with robbery of a nearby store involving $74.
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New York
Aaron Maron
Marlens
Carl Berg
Cleveland
Fitz Carlton
Bing
35 GALLONS GONE IN WILKES-BARRE
United States Marshals Green and Purnell with a law enforcement agent and laborers today dumped 35,060 gallons of confiscated liquor into a stream in Wilkes-Barre. The action followed seizure operations by federal authorities earlier this week.
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Wilkes-Barre
United States
Green
Purnell
Loreal
Suspected Auto Thief Released From Jail Here
George G. Singer was released on a $3,000 cash bond after months in the county jail on counts of amomphia tert and perjury. His brother Clare Goldy remained jailed on $7,000 bond. Federal charges were pending, with Singer’s eventual return to face United States authorities in New Haven. Goldy, arraigned before Commissioner Hugh J. Lavery, posted $0,000 bond but later had federal withdrawal. Attempts to free Singer stretched to May term proceedings.
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Imix
Amomphia Tert
Pordury
George G. Singer
Fred W.t Tracy
Merior Court
Clarelt Goldy
Wien
United States
New Haven
Alarphi Geldy
Hugh J. Lavery
Singer
Superior Court
Althomsh
Socialists draft resolutions for Ruhr settlement
British and continental socialist paragons met with German Social Democratic leaders to draft resolutions on the Ruhr settlement. Delegates plan to present resolutions to parliamentary groups and later brief Tom Shaw, urging a further conference of the parliamentarians on the issue.
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Ruhr
Tom Shaw
Labor
Mir. Shaw
Midvale Steel Co Deal Concluded New Company Formed
Midvale Steel and Ordnance properties sell to Bethlehem Corporation with no Bethlehem responsibility. Nicetown Plant acquired by two Delaware firms to form Midvale Company with 200000 shares authorized. A C Dinkey to head new company, with H B Prevert as vice president and J M Milliken as secretary treasurer. Existing operations to continue with potential new product lines as market allows.
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Bethlehem Corporation
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Cambria Company
Midvale
Midvvale
Nicetown
Delaware Corporation
iLalay
Midvale Company
A. C. Dinkey
Carnegie Steel Company
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Colmany
HU. Ft. Prevert
J. M. Milliken
Eld
Dinkey
Ex-Khedive of Egypt Deportation Report
Fragmented dispatch claims Abbas Hilnit once of Egypt was expelled from Italy by the Stalin government for alleged propaganda activities. He reportedly traveled with Italian police to St. Lausanne frontier, while Britain denies recognizing Faud as lawful ruler and Egypt’s independence.
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Abbas Hilnit
Egypt
Sari Renig
Stalin
Polio
St. Lausanne
Faud
Hyyat
Great Britain
Boston sports writer Petersburg veteran dies at heart attack
The veteran Boston sports writer Petersburg died this afternoon in Boston at age about 61. He had suffered nervous breakdown and poor health before, not fully recovered from earlier illness as friends recall.
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Petersburg
Fiam Ford
Boston
Bridgeport Board Explains Discontinuing Normal School
The Bridgeport Board of Education explains its vote to discontinue the local Normal School citing state training plans, financial costs, and the surplus of trained teachers. It argues four state schools suffice and local rooms are needed for high school expansion, while noting criticism from parents about teacher turnover and urging any practical alternative be proposed.
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Nromal School
Gousuft
Board of Education
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Connertment
Scho
Srammat Ahnole
Maplewond
Board of Ducation
Shelton
Hurnam
Challenger
Drowning Achievement O18 in Pesa of the Storm Country
Brand new production by HerOwn Brand presents Pesa of the Storm Country at the DAWT Theatre upcoming Sunday April. Tare and Marx Pickford Carver headline the show with a striking early film production style.
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Marx Pickford Carver
Pesa
DAWT
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Icéland
Oxford
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Steada
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