Mysterious Woman Tries to Hire Man to Kill Ward
Niege to White Plains May 28 reports a stylishly dressed young woman attempted to hire a waiter in a New York restaurant to shoot and kill Walter S. Ward a baker who has confessed to killing Clarence Peters. The case ranks as a sensational development in tonight’s news.
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Memorial services praise fallen soldiers amid city tributes
Memorial services were held in two city churches honoring soldiers and civil leaders from the Civil War to World War I. Speakers Senator Irvine Lenroot and Lt. Gov. Templeton urged faith, law, and national unity as congregations from various Protestant denominations attended.
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Philippine Islands
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Templeton
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Rail Labor Board reduces railroad payroll by 48 million
Chicago May 38 Associated Press reports the Rail Labor Board ordered wage cuts affecting about 400000 maintenance of way workers nationwide effective July 1. The decision lowers most wage scales by five cents per hour, cutting annual payroll by roughly 48 million dollars. Dissenting members argued the cuts fail to meet living standards. Hearings spanned March 6 to April 29 with broad impact on rail systems outside train and engine staff.
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Germany Accepts Reparations Terms for Big Loan
Berlin May 28 The German cabinet accepts terms set by the Reparations Commission and moves toward securing an international loan. Chancellor Wirth’s coalition withstands internal disputes as ministers Hermes Barhenau and Schmidt support final draft. Debate centers on stabilization versus gradual improvement of the mark and the political risks of rapid exchange gains. The Paris talks proceed while Reichstag opposition watches closely. The Times reports Germany’s potential admission to the League of Nations pending good faith on May 21 reparations.
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Lodge Predicts Tariff Measure Will Pass Before Adjournment
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts asserts a Republican protective tariff will be approved in the Senate before adjournment. He says the policy will restore economic strength, defend foreign trade, and that current gains reflect the Emergency Tariff Act rather than proposed increases. He condemns Democratic claims and foresees a stronger trade outlook once the bill becomes law.
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Soldier Bonus Bill Heads to Senate Action Today
Washington May 28 Senate Finance Committee plans to report a soldier bonus bill after failed White House pressure for a sales tax version. McCumber backs a cash or debt certificates plan, amid division with Smoot Walsh and others pushing paid up insurance or cash options. The committee aims to force a decision and shift responsibility to the full Senate.
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Italian Ministers Approve Russian Pact in Genoa Draft
Rome May 7 The council approved the Italo Russian commercial treaty drafted at Genoa on May 24. Signor Schanver Italian foreign minister and Tebircherin head of the Russian Soviet delegation signed the agreement.
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Associated Press
Iimors
Guova
Intruder Knife Attack at Midnight on Sylvan Avenue
Anton Koos, 44, of Sylvan avenue, is in city custody after an early morning attack on a man in Andrew Kla’s home on Sylvan avenue. The victim was stabbed in the right arm. Koos faces assault and breach of peace charges with a $1,000 bond, arraignment planned today.
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Mysterious Death of McAuliffe Stuns City Officials
Police and Medical Examiner investigate the death of John McAuliffe of South Avenue found dead by his car at 590 Warren Street after hours in the garage. Investigators will interview friends and trace Saturday night movements to determine cause, with autopsy possible.
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Irish Free State calls Parliament to meet July 4
Dublin reports state the Provisional government will summon Parliament under article 17 of the 1921 treaty and the 1922 act to convene on July 4. Meanwhile border unrest with Dundalk and Louth Armagh clashes prompt civilian casualties feared as crowds gather and sleep in streets. London reports murder arson and terrorism across Ireland with a Downing Street conference among leaders.
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Dublin
Associated Press
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Mabe
Gu Hoats
London
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Erials
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Ireland
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Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Lord Birkenhead
Winston Churchill
Bird Larming
Greenwood
Arthur Grifith
Michel Collins
Free State
Danbury Five Injured In Danbury Automobile Crash
Five persons were injured late at night when a car crashed into the stone abutment of a railroad crossover near Danbury. Dr John Black state health commissioner arrived shortly after and rendered first aid. Injured were Marie Anna and Ethel Neff sisters of Danbury Theodore Neff their brother and Frederick Stratton of Danbury. Theodore Neff the driver said another vehicle’s headlights blinded him as he approached the crossing.
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Ethel Neff
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Frederick Stratton
White House Picket by Children Planned in Washington
On May 2 in Washington a protest picket will target the White House over war crime prisoners. Two women and several older children will spend daytime and evening hours outside the executive mansion. Wives of prisoners Mrs. Stanley Clari of Texas and Mrs. Walter Reeder of Oklahoma are noted organizers amid uncertainty as President Harding remains away from the capital.
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Socialists nominate Plunkett for governor at Haven convention
At the state convention in Haven on May 38 Maartin of Wallingford and the state party backed Plunkett for governor. Other nominations included J Tolaki for United States Senator from New Haven Krahl for lieutenant governor Meriden and William Morgan of New London for treasurer.
Warden spreads dragnet to stem dog crime wave
Westport officials Austin Wakeman and Dos Warden Genre We Miné announced a townwide dog control plan. Dogs running at large will go to the town pound for redemption at owners' expense with court action for unclaimed animals within 72 hours. Local authorities cite safety concerns amid a dog overpopulation debate.
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Westport Ofighux
Unemployment Declared Over by Harding in May Address
President Harding praises the unemployment conference and Secretary Davis and Colonel Arthur Woods for coordinating a national effort that reduced unemployment. He notes strikes in coal and textiles as discordant points but emphasizes revived prosperity and less suffering nationwide.
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Pressat Harding
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Hoover
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New England
Conference On Unemployment
Libor Davis
Arthur Woods
New York
Activilier
Harding
Federal Treasury
Tabor
Report of Crane Sentenced Declared Untrue
Washington May 24 reports from the French foreign office and embassy officials declared the claim that Charles R. Crane of Chicago was tried by a French court martial and sentenced to 20 years for inciting anti-Wrench disturbances in Syria as wholly unfounded. Investigations showed the reports without foundation.
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Fareleu
Falag
Ooporestia
Charles R. Grane
Chicago
Dow Mascus
Syria
Foreign Office
Mrs Griffin Reported Dying in Fairfield Hospital
Mrs Griffin wife of Jota Geittin a Fairfield residence butler was found near the pond after an apparent dive. She was reported dying at St Vincent's hospital as physicians doubted her survival. Police had not received official confirmation by nightfall.
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Te Mies
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Palgon
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Tolaat
Rumors on Derby Lake Body Hint Smith Mystery
Persistent rumors in Bridgeport claim a drowned body near Derby lake could be Howard F. Smith. Derby and Ansonia police investigated but found no body and no clues. Smith, former tax collector, has vanished amid embezzlement allegations and national broadcast circles await legal action.
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