Workers Cheer Announcement at Big Rally
A New Haven rally for a city welfare drive drew hundreds as pledges neared 143000 with total subscriptions to date at 142935 toward a 260000 goal. Mayor Atwater urged full effort while Albert Lavery and Dr Samuel Grafflin spoke on drive principles. canvassing to start at Olivet church district HQs.
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Community Chest
Auditorum Lnst
Mercantile
David Fitzgerald
New Haven
Elm City
Albert E. Lavery
Lavery
Atwater
Samuel Grafflin
New York
Atd Sth
Olivet Church
John J. Hines
W. XS. Northcatt
James T. Reynolds
Edmund Maye
Sewer
B. Price
Percy 7. Litchfield
Gerald
Pratt
Charles T. Bragg
Francis P. Dunnigan
Hopeful Democrats Booms to Be Launched at New Haven Dinner
A large Democratic dinner tonight in the Hotel Garde New Haven will showcase hopeful booms for candidates across state and local offices. Bridgeport delegates led by Alderman Eugene J Kelly and Mayor Atwater are among expected attendees with plans to nominate governor and other officials.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Kelly
Atwater
Hall
Coughlin
Garde
Genoeraiissimo
Nominaional Sun
Eugene C. J. Kelly
Tair Thistrict
Corded Axis
Tennessee
National Democratic Committee
State Central Committee
John 4. Cornell
William P. Carr
United Statns
Hugh J. Lavery
Cornell
Carr
Lavery
Wiliam J. Lavery
O'Cloce
Boor
Fk “Tl
George McOughlin
Mayor Atwater
Old Guard
Lille Stockings
Wilson Democrats
Mugwumpa
Fence
Dimon Pure
Fred Atwater
John A. Cornell
Wiliam P. Kirk
Lynn W. Wilson
Francis P. Dunnigan
Alfred C. Veness
Board of Aldermen
Lawrence Gallagher
Democratic
George B. Clark
Board of Apportionment
William J. Lavery
Frank Hoard
John Harte
Thomaa S. Costell
Fred Schemp
B. J. Ashman
Joseph Devine
Joseph M. Connolly
William Belotn
Patrick H. Fuppetrick
William Ryan
James McGovern
Harry Welch
James Whelan
William Moran
Eugene OG. J. Kelly
Thomas P. Doherty
William A. McCoombs
Ing. Michael Small
Pith
T. J. Murphy
Daniel J. Kenney
William H. Hogan
Child Struck By Automobile Dies In Bridgeport
Eight year old Stephen Norko of Weber Street died from injuries after being struck by a car on Boston Avenue while walking to school. Irving Dyelas, driver of the auto, faced likely arrest on technical manslaughter charges. The boy suffered a fractured skull, a broken leg and internal injuries. Mildred Adams, eleven, of Lewis Street, injured while crossing Lewis Street, was reported resting comfortably. driver Lazzo Montana of Main Street was held in $1,900 bond.
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Stephen Norko
Weber Street
Bridgeport
Boston Avenue
Irving Dyelas
Parrot Avenue
Probaly
Mildred Adams
Lewis Street
Lazzo Montana
Main Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Arthur Barry to Be Arraigned in Peter Wagner Case
Arthur Barry of 50 Perry Avenue Worcester arrived in Bridgeport in custody for arraignment in City Court this morning on alleged complicity in the Peter Wagner murder. He had been in City Hospital Worcester and was brought to Bridgeport by Con active Sergeant Frederice Der vick. He remained in a cell at headquarters awaiting hearings.
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Arthur Barry
Perry Avenue
Worcester
Bridgeport
Frederice Dervick
Cit
Peter Wagner
Barry
Guarden City
Drug menace threatens young Americans says official
Washington May 3. Colonel T F G Nutt head of the narcotic division warns Congress must pass strict drug import prohibitions and bolster border patrol to stop a well organized U S drug ring. Pacific governors urge deportation of convicted narcotics sellers and back Jones Miller bill to prohibit re importation.
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Washington
America
Congress
Sies
Pacific Coast
Nuto
Hawnes
Nutt
Treasury Department
Franklin Succeeds George Washington
Dr Samuel Graffin of New York told a Community Chest rally at the high school that Washington is not the Father of His Country. He credited Benjamin Franklin with founding the idea and organizing colonies while printing a Philadelphia newspaper before Washington led armies. He praised Washington as a general but gave Franklin the titular honors.
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George
Washington
Samuel Graffiin
New York
Graffin
Ranllea
Benjamin Franklin
Hia
Philadelphia
Ageaker
Franklin
Court of St. James
Beveridge Triumphs in Indiana Senate Primary Victory
Indiana May 5 ex Senator Albert Beveridge wins Republican nomination for U S Senate while Senator Harry S New concedes with Beveridge leading by 8 235 votes of the GOP total. New lauds Harding admin and Congress. Beveridge pledges support to Harding but avoids specific accomplishments.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Associated Press
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Harry S. New
New
Beveridge
Administration
Harding
Washington
Congress
Broe‘riege
Senatorial Committee Backs Beveridge in Indiana Primary
The Republican Senatorial Committee, through chairman Senator McCormick of Illinois, issued a formal statement backing Beveridge for another term. It notes Beveridge has served twelve years in the Senate with distinction and will resume that service, while the committee would support the party’s energetic nominee in the Indiana primary.
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Washington, Wey
McCormick
Illinois
Albert Beveridge
Senate
United States
Nated
Energetion
Indiana
Democrats Take Hope From Senator New's Defeat
Washington May 3 Hun, chairman of the Democratic national committee, declared in a statement the reported victory of Albert Beveridge over Harry Now in Indiana senatorial primaries by a decisive majority, repudiating the Harding administration and noting Now's role by Republicans in Indiana.
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Washington
Hun
Democratic National Committee
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry
Indiana
Harding
Senate acts to revive extradition treaty with Austria Hungary
In executive session today the Senate adopted a resolution authorizing the President to revive the extradition treaty with the Austrian Hungarian monarchy. It also approved reviving a copyright protection treaty with Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United States
Austria
Hungary
France Holds Back on Recognition and Loan Terms
Genoa dispatch reports friction at the Genoa conference over Russia reconstruction and recognition. Soviet plenipotentaries reportedly discontent with the memorandum as it omits recognition of the Goviev government and suggests no government loan terms. France’s stance and Belgium’s non-signature are noted amid talks between Poincare and Matou. The session also covers a financial code aiming to limit paper money, fix gold parity, and coordinate gold use, with US potential involvement.
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Genoa
Russia
Europe
Goviev
France
Poincare
Marthou
LANL
Duroye
Laming Worthington-vans
Financial Commission
United States
Soulq
Signor Schanzer
Italy
M. Senulchesias
Switzerland
M. Pleond
M. Tehitcherin
Dr. Rathonan
Germany
Ruaelans
Nok
M. S&s. Tekkteherio
Disbarment Case Dismissed for Bridgeport Men
Federal Judge Chatfield in Brooklyn dismissed for want of jurisdiction the disbarment action by James O'Brien against Bridgeport lawyers William H. O'Hara and Arthur T. Marsh. The case stemmed from suits by O'Brien and Hartford interests against Worldeld Park and Tank Company and others over alleged deceit and misrepresentation of the liability of the defendant corporations.
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York
Chatfield
Brooklyn
James O'Brien
William H. O'Hara
Arthur ™. Marsh
Brig Report
O'Brien
Hartford
Wuhdeld Park & Tana Company
Otter
O'Hara
Marsh
Defenydare
Two Men Commit Death by Own Action in Subway
In New York on May 3 two men killed themselves in subway related incidents. One man identified as Abraham Cohen Taylor jumped from a station platform in front of an IRT train in Brooklyn. A second body was found on the IRT track near Pennsylvania Station with little identification except a card bearing the name of a grain commission firm in Duluth Minnesota.
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New York
Abraham Cohen Taylor
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Interborough Tube
Pennsylvania Station
Grain Commission
Dul Minnoe
Pawn Broker Linked To Brunen Killing Found In Philadelphia
Mount Holly, N J May 3 A Philadelphia pawn broker has been located by Burlington county authorities who say the shotgun used to kill circus owner Honest John Brunen at his Riverside home on March 10 was bought by the broker for the purpose Mohr had promised to pay 1000 for the act Powell and Mohr face grand jury in two weeks while detectives pursue leads Mrs Mohr visits her husband and discusses her missing father in law who allegedly had $4000 life insurance and may have gone to Milwaukee with 10000 to start a meat market
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Mount Holly
N. J
Philadelphia
Burlington County
John Brunin
Riverside
Isit
Charles N. Powell
Harry C. Mohr
Mohr
Powell
Brunen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Schutte Appeal Opens in Supreme Court
Hartford May 3 Arguments were heard today before the Cornerclourt Supreme Court in the appeal of Ernult Schutte from conviction of murder in the first degree. Defense by Daniel J. Donahoe and state by Inglis and Spencer. Gustav B.K. Garison to present final argument tomorrow. Schutte, a Haddam storekeeper, was indicted Sept 29, 1915, for murders on Dec 10, 1915, and sentenced to death Oct 20, 1916, later reprieved by the governor to July 20.
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Hartford
Cornerclourt Supreme Court Jn
Ernult Schutte
Daniel J. Donahoe
Inglis
Middlesex County Land
Spencor
Gustav BK. Garison
Schutte
Hig
Emil Schute
Magad
Haddam
Tast
Joseph Ball
Marie Ball
Jacob Ball
Senutte
Hartford Automotive Parts Co Is Sold
The property of the Hartford Automotive Parts Company was sold at auction today in Hartford to Robert C. Morris of New York representing the creditors committee for $356000. One other bidder was Barnet Carter of Springfield. the sale followed the company’s transfer to a receiver and federal judge Thomas ordered the property gate after failed conferences to adjust the company’s interests.
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Hartford
Hertford Automotive Parts Company
Robert C. Morris
New York
Credits’ Committee
Barnet Carter
Springfield
Federl
Thomas
Waterbury Smash Kills Student. 4 Hurt in Crash
May 1 at Walnut Street near Welton, William Weinman a high school student, was killed when a sedan driven by Benjamin Klayman of New York City crashed and overturned. Weinman’s mother and father, his sister and a cousin were injured. Mrs Kinlnian suffered serious head injuries and lacerations. The car was demolished.
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Waterbury
William Weinman
Walnut Atress
Slater
Benjarin Klayman
New York City
Walnut Street
Welton Street
Kinlnian
Tha Moat
France mobilizing to occupy Germany in 1918 plan
Sketch claims from French sources that France is preparing immediate mobilization of its 1918 class of reserves, numbering about 169000, with aim to enforce reparations after May 31. The report notes this as a view from available French sources during the wartime period.
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Lontion
May
France
Raserven
Chinese Armies Massing Around Machang Town
Reports from Tien Tsun and Peking say Wu Pei Fu arrives near Machang to take command against Chang Tso Lin. Artillery duels begin as Chang reinforces, with potential center of heavy fighting at Machang and scarce ammunition threatening both sides. Foreign observers note Wu’s troops have yet to engage fully and Feng Yue Siang’s forces approach Peking.
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Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Tien Tsin
China
Associated Press
Changh Tso-Lin
Chang
Peking
Wu-Pei-Fu
Machang
Artil
Chanz Tso-Lin
Wu Pei- Fu
Sin-Tien
Tsao Kun
Feng Yue
Sinn Fein Chie Moves To Seek Peace With Dail
Reports from London recount Sinn Fein leaders advancing a motion in the Dail to order a ceasefire and seek an immediate truce with opposing forces. A peace committee was formed with members from both sides, while Eamon de Valera urged that a lasting accord be pursued to restore government credibility within months.
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Sinn Fein
Uslin
Eamon Valera
Dall Eireann
de Vevers
Richard Myllehy
Arthur Grif
Griffth
de Valera
Gril
Dublin
Richard Mulcahy
Valera
Nada
Sean Ragely
Patrick O'Malley
James Dwyetyye
Toseph McGuinness
Sean McKeown
Fithite
Tom Clarke
Rubtledge
Liar Mollowes
Ei Moylan
Harry Holand
da Valera
Viet
Dail
Apli
Cress
Yion
Committee of Five
Mathilde McCormick Denies Report of Broken Betrothal
Chicago May 3 Mathilde McCormick granddaughter of John D Rockefeller denies Paris reports that she broke her engagement with Max Oser the Zurich riding master They say they will marry soon though obstacles exist She plans to wed in Basel and stresses she is not a princess but in love with her chosen partner
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Mathilde McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago
Paris
Max Oser
Zuri
Chapman
Y Chisago
Pariacopio
Mathilde
Harold 5. McCormick
Alan
Max
Osor
Basle
Switzerlands
Andy; Ha
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Conference of Governors
Western States
George Washington
Sen
Beveridge Victor
Senatorial Committee
Sen. New
John Brunen
Man
Circus Man
Supreme Court
Hartford Automotive Parts CO
London
Finger
Meath
Free State
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