Spencer Submits Trolley Company Claims and Wilson Tax Debate
State Department documents reveal Senator Spencer of Missouri revived a controversy with President Wilson over remarks about sending American forces overseas if Armiania Serbia covenants were violated. The filing discusses tax deferral for street railway companies and a plan to clear up state taxes by diverting net income.
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Trolley Company
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Bex
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Serbia
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Yale Announces Scholarship Aid Policy
Yale University announces a scholarship plan to aid students with financial need. The policy factors grade performance moral character and financial need, with tuition coverage and remission based on scholastic standing, aiming to encourage students limited by funds.
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Tallese
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Shene
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Yale Bureau of Appointments
Home Owners Keep Back Mortgage Information
W O Stewart acting director of the Deneis area of the ent of Commerce issued a public notice stating that Bridgeport home owners are required to provide information on mortgages. He said two requests have been made with a third to follow and warned that refusal to furnish data is punishable. The information will be confidential and used to compile totals on number of mortgaged homes market value encumbrances and interest rates.
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W.om
Stewart
Deneis
Commerce
Siew
Prosecution Trial on Gambling Charge Opens at Balstown
A jury panel of one hundred was in session all day at Balstown Spa for the trial of Charles Andrus district attorney of Saratosa county on an indictment of neglect of duty. The grand jury investigation into Saratoga Springs gambling led to the case. trial will resume Wednesday.
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Enire
Charles 5
Andrus
Saralosa County
Saratoga Springe
Joseph Bowhe
Maxern
Abe Clergo
Edward McCavern
Mary Lapnonki
Caparosa
Te¢ha Nusa
Othe
Kigaz
Roche
Enatine
Arhuy
New Haven
Timse
Aitbie
Aporosa
Metsovern
Nott and Johnston Murder Trial Likely Delayed to September
Court plans a continuation of the Nott Johnston murder case as delays in assignments and upcoming proceedings push a trial beyond the Bridgeport term. Judge Malebie and prosecutors weigh reassignments while other murder cases face similar continuances.
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Wichel Hutenyis Not
Joan Edward Johnston
George B. Nott
Purce Wy. M. Malebie
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Superior Court
Tore
Kauff Trial Opens In Grand Larceny Case In New York
Assistant Prosecutor Pecora says state will prove Kauff stole James Brennan’s car valued at 2990 and resold it to Tyrate Enz. Witnesses include broker Benny Wauff and detectives who recovered the vehicle as court opens and jurors are seated. Trial adjourned to continue with jail plea proceedings and prisoner classifications.
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Thomas Horan
Martin & Owens
Kauff
Reelected leaders lead junior chamber meeting
H A Stack was reelected president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. J Batley and R Moore were named first vice president and secretary treasurer. W Hosking became vice president, with Willard as permanent director. Delegates were chosen for the national convention in Dallas Texas. Willard also serves as a national Councilor.
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H. A. Stack
Conmeree
J. Batley
R. ¥. Moore
Nce
Oh.w. Hoskin
H.W
OLA
Willard
Sprague
Cha Stubbs
A. J. Neating
Bridigeport
Chamber of Commerce
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Missing Vermont girl sparks feared foul play
Sy Bartfagry reports a 41 year old girl missing from a Vermont town. Neighbors and searchers scoured woods after she and her driver left home Saturday night. Authorities sought to question William Johnson about possible links to the disappearance.
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Vermont
Sy Bartfagry
Sielen
William Johnson
Britain Welcomes Japanese Prince With Grand Buckingham Banquet
King George hosts a lavish banquet at Buckingham Palace as the crown prince of Japan arrives in London. A massive military display and diplomatic receptions mark the prince’s first England visit with promises of strengthened Anglo Japanese ties and mutual friendship amid wartime memories.
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Buckingham Palace
Robert OL Pre
London
Rrown Prince
Jagan
Burkinghan Palace
England
George Ip
Prince Fir
Japan
Great
Knshi Seitei
Ambase
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Tapan
Har Navy
Enogland
Eame
Korea
Safety council to view film on careless conduct
Revisions show safety council in New York will host a Thursday night meeting in the Chamber of Commerce room with Rev M Little as speaker. The program includes a five minute safety film produced by a leading company and exhibits on personal safety procedures by General Electric and Liberty Mutual Insurance.
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Safety Council
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Chamber of
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Burber Renpany
General Electric Company
Liberty Mirtual Insurance Company
Dave Lev
Fishing License Bill Explained in Assembly Debate
Secretary Edward Batley told the Assembly committee that a 14 minute misunderstanding exists about the inland waters fishing license proposal. Objections cited include who may sign for license holders and residency rules, with specifics on citizen, nonresident, and alien ownership. The bill details a $0.75 resident rate, a $0.25 recording fee, and a $0.25 nonresident/alien rate, plus a $0.25 clerk recording charge.
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Edward Oo Batley
Dausurs
Aah Aie Sams Committee
Shenerdt Assembly
Hiv
Baifes
Suma
Wallace
West Haven Sound Resort Opens for Season with Sea View
A seaside resort near West Haven opens for the season featuring hot and cold water, dining and boating. Visitors can enjoy a wonderful sea view and relaxing home amenities as seasonal crowds arrive.
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Woramag House
West Haven
Seleve
Jn Evans
Couple Deny Assault On Negro Policeman
Bruston May James Mun and Tulia Thomas, linked to Harvard and Niss Tulia, pleaded not guilty to assaulting David Blair, a Black policeman, during an early Sunday doorway confrontation in the South End.
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May
James A. Muncan
Harvard
Niss
Tulia Thomas
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