Attorney General Names Two More Extra Assistants General
The Colorado Attorney General Dough Thomas and Washington’s P Hoover announce a new review board to investigate and prosecute barar frauds. It will include the Attorney General Senator Thomas and special counsel, deciding which cases to pursue to reduce litigation costs and focus on winnable prosecutions.
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Colorado
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Washington Tribunal
Board of Review
Erneral
Thomas
Gsov Grament
Department of Reduce
Hoover
Peyton
John W. OH. Crim
Grand Jury
Crim
Miro Hoover
Mimcict
Columbia
Gordon
Civni
Tariff Legislation Debate Over Pass Timing
The article discusses urgency to pass tariff legislation, arguing delay worsens instability. It stresses that business needs clear conditions and that revision is possible, with focus on stabilizing the economy and encouraging improvements through enacted measures.
Three Men Killed In New York Auto Crash
A late hour crash on a New York street killed three men and injured several others. Police said a taxi cab and a touring car collided, sending vehicles into a shop window and crowding pedestrians. George Lagiris, driver of the touring car, died later at Harlem Hospital. Charliss Brown, a passenger, was killed instantly. The taxi driver and others were hurt. investigators work to piece together cause and charges.
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Teoltider
Aldewaait
Fia
George
MacLaurif
Charles Rosenberg
Weisemueller Breaks Honolulu Backstroke Record
Chicago swimmer John Weisamueller shattered the world 100 yard backstroke record in Honolulu clocking 0:41.25 to defeat Warren Kealiha. Kealiha held the prior mark at 1.06.25.
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Sweismueller
Honolulu
John Weisamacier
Chicago
Warren Kealiha
Hono Oleiu
Kealiha
Battle fleets to be equipped with aircraft planes
Washington, May 28 The acting secretary announced all battle fleets will carry aircraft launching planes and catapults. A seaplane carrying a pilot and passenger was launched from the Maryland, Yorktown, Va. Roosevelt cited tests showing warships’ vulnerability to air attack and said aviation is the answer, pledging catapult development gives the U S a naval edge.
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Washington
Arting
Roosevelt
Maryland
Ih Navy
Yorktown
Joint Forces
Navy
Army
Jesalan
United States
Stonrpvelt
Wiliam Mitchell
Army Air Service
Staples 15 Invited To County High School Track Meet
Staples High School earned an invitation to a county high school track meet hosted by Fairfield High on June 2 with Milford, Stratford, and Fairfield High Schools. Events include sprints, distance runs, relays, shot put, and jumps. Staples will field Loren Sniffen, John Beattie, Frank Hartigan, and Joan Ennis in the relay, with Sniffen and others eyeing the 100 yard dash and various jumps.
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Westport
Staples
Loren Sniffen
John Beattie
Frank Hartigan
Joan Ennis
Ward Green
Loren
Ghorlen Jayman
Charles Lyman
Willard Wadisme
Staplex
Amuny
JoHo
Beattie
John Ennis
Donald Payden
Chariex
Victor Auromiles
Jueren Sniffer
Tribute to Soldiers Dead In Memorial Service
A memorial program features Wheeler and Wilson in musical pieces, invocations, and hymns. Attendees include representatives from the National Guard D A R American Legion and Veterans groups. Lt Governor Templeton delivers an address.
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Zhirenesi
Wheelee
Wilson Beng Pinyae
Ty Lod Nel Guard
D. A. Reth
American Legion
Oda
Fetlarana of Ferelens Wark
G. Reate
Christian Soders
Wheeler
Wilasa Hand
Bilt
Tudert
Templeton
Aged captor beaten after swamp struggle near park
David Flanagan a 65 year old man from Sampson avenue was overpowered by two girls and their friends after dragging one girl from a park area near Columbia park Saturday night. A chase through marshy ground followed a gun was fired and Flanagan fought with a knife. He was captured and taken to St. Vincent's hospital with fractures and rib injuries. Police say he has a long record of similar complaints and was under surveillance for years.
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Columbia Park
Thistrooy
David Flanagan
Sampson Ravenue
Cape Ture
Night- Ts
Tranagan
St. Vincent's Hospital
Usder
Isimaeip
Finnagan
Capitol Avenue
Flanagan
Fred Miller
Te. Andrews
Park Avenue
Andrews
Flangana
Kalic
Miller
Miler
Injio
Prolice
A. B. Margulis
Flanagan Way
St Vincents
Criminal Superior Court
Himere
Irl L
Plana~ Gan
St. Vincent's Hospita
Harding Party Enjoys Two Day Yachting Trip
President Harding and Mrs. Harding sail aboard the Mayflower for a two day yachting trip down Chesapeake Bay. A special patriotic religious service followed in Washington Park with veterans, clergy, and civic leaders addressing the meaning of the flag and national unity.
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Harding
Washington
May
Mayflower
Chesaneake Bay
Thomas Pond Shoals
White House
Allen
Rail Labor Board trims railroad payroll in 1921 decision
The Railroad Labor Board cut wages for maintenance of way and related workers across classes by five cents to three cents an hour, with adjustments by job type and local conditions. The decision, noted to affect about 367,000 workers, aims to preserve purchasing power despite higher living costs, while dissenting members warned it would lower real wages and harm bargaining positions.
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Department of Labor
Tno
Nh 1817
Federated Shop
Grafig
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Railway Employes’ Department
American Etteration of Labor
Maintenance of Way Foremen’s Association
International Brothéerhood
Brotherhold
Raillway
Fraight
Expend Stedan
American Federation of Railroad Workers
Mas
Cub
Tve
Jtravk
Puimper
Irmon
Meno Uhlesy
Dante
Ghops
Baard
A. ©. Wharton
Ahert Phillips
W. Ts. McMenimen
Bae Jaw
Chrriey
Taney
Cnade
Haing
Ranki
Lota
Tnday
Railroad Board
Iis
Hedron
Court action considered on license refund for saloon keepers
Commissioner Henry P. Crawford stated saloon license refunds amounting to 8 12 percent of fees paid before prohibition may await state funds or court action. County leaders have disbursed most towns’ shares. funds from the state remain unreleased, delaying refunds and prompting some to seek legal testing by the next General Assembly.
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Fairsfield County
Aatioualy
Henry P. Crawford
Geneval Assembly
General Assembly
Congress
Hridgeport
Fairfield
Norwalk
Tne
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Mada
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Uly
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Abov
Railroad Board Wage Ruling Sparks Unemployment Debate
Discussion centers on a wage reduction plan by the wage board aiming to cut unemployment. Labor leaders caution the impact on railroad workers, noting unskilled labor wages lag behind other groups and suggesting broader wage declines could erase gains from a prior $400 million increase. The board historically tied wages to living costs and urged fair wages for similar work.
Woman Sought to Have Ward Killed in Blackmail Case
District Attorney Weeks pursues James C. Clark in New York City as the man tied to the Ward Peters blackmail plot. Peters, aboard the C W Morse during the war, reportedly held $2000 and met Clark after a Manhattan park sighting. A woman caller said two cars near Kensico reservoir were seen the night Peters was shot, supporting Ward’s claim of accomplices pursuing him.
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Tonant
Beters
Waa
Distriet
Weeks
James C. Clack
New Peters
C. W. Morse
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Clark
New York City
Peters
Manhattan
Ward
Wistrice
Petars
William
Fallon
Westchester County
Auto Racers Loom Large as Indy Trials Peek Speed
Auto racing notes from Indianapolis fill pages as practices for the Atomic classic surge ahead. Murphy and Muton post speeds above 263 mph, Boyer flicks Red Fettermann’s and Ing Thomas’s cars to near 100 mph, with many others reaching around 100 mph. Tickets and crowds swell as the event nears, described as the greatest sporting event in America with betting and big names like Murphy, Milton, Hartz, Wall, and Duray poised to set blistering pace.
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Barney Lee
Indianapolis
Ind
Speedway
Jimmy Murphy
Tommy Muton
Jon Boyer
Red Fettermian
Ing Thomas
the Kid
Tra Vali Sar
Vlac
Tedipolis
Sportink
America
Raylarroun
J.C
Ied Fetterman
Tee
Younge
Invitations issued for Hague conferences in June
The Dutch government issued invitations for two commissions to meet in The Hague on June 2. One commission will include experts from Genoa representatives minus Russia and Germany. the other will consist only of Russians. Meetings will attract over two delegates from all Genoa states except Germany and Russia. By June 26, nations will appoint representatives to the Secretary General for Holland's delegation. Committees will study debt, private property, and credits to Russia to offer recommendations to their governments. Tr. Vande Sande Sakhnoyesn, a consular officer, will organize data for the Hague conference.
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The
Hague
Cintad Pressi
Genoa
Russia
Germany
Mirery
Némé
Holland
Rusaia
Foreign Office
Tr. Vande Sande Sakhnoyesn
Amusement device accident injures Fairfield man
Guy Caras of 312 Fairfield Avenue suffered two severe lacerations when an amusement device at Pleasure Beach malfunctioned last night. Dr. A B Marquis of the Emergency hospital transported him to Saint Vincent's hospital for treatment.
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Guy Caras
Fsicfield
Tex
Fleasure Beach
A.B. Marquits
Zhex Emergency Hospital
Vincent
RayCo Brake Lining Ad Calls Ford Buyers to Buy Now
An ad urges motorists to inspect brakes and purchase RayCo Raybeston brake lining for Ford cars. It claims Raybeston is adaptable to all cars, promises dividends from the investment, and notes abundant stock.
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Trefle
Walt Silver
Raybeston
RayCo
Hardware Store Listings In Fairfield And Mudie Street
A fragment notes stores including Fairfield Snc and Mudie Street location details for hardware items. The text remains incomplete but suggests a local listing of shops selling hardware goods under short labels and street names.
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