Futile for Wilson to Resubmit Treaty, Declares Mark Sullivan
Mark Sullivan reports Washington buzz over President Wilson potentially resubmitting the Treaty and League Covenant to the Senate. The piece analyzes political risk, Lodge opposition, and possible concessions on Article X as part of strategy, noting Senate dynamics and the likely impact of a new president.
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Wilson and the Covenant Heart in Article X and XIII
The article debates whether Article X is central to the Covenant, noting Wilson’s strong personal stake. It discusses Article XII and XI, Wilson’s influence on wording, and the historical context of American participation in the League of Nations. The piece blends interpretation with references to discussions among officials and historians.
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Government Case Scheduled for Today Trial in Remington Union
Judge Edwin S. Thomay presides as the United States sues the Remington Union Metallic Torpans? over duties and drawbacks alleged between 1940 and 1925. The government claims misrepresentation in lead exports for gun cartridge manufacture, with damages near 1 million dollars. The company denies the charges. distinguished counsel on both sides, trial seen as a major local legal clash.
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Mayor Veilgen Returns to Work After Brief Vacation
Mayor Veilgen resumes duties at City Hall after a short vacation as she meets with officials and reviews city records. A referendum inquiry by the Chamber of Commerce on city finances triggers questions, while a separate note mentions ongoing agricultural trade discussions and grape drying for shipment.
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Park City Coal Company to Open Bridgeport Yard
The Park City Coal Company organized to run a retail coal yard in Bridgeport with Beaver Brook Anthracite Coal supply. The yard at 20% Housaconie Avenue will open around November 20, with Beaver Brook coal priced at 14.50 per ton delivered for pea coal and 16.00 per ton delivered for chestnut and pea mix. Major Heir Adams and Gilbert Knox will oversee operations, with more updates forthcoming.
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Connecticut Panel Charts New Child Welfare Laws
The Connecticut child welfare commission will propose laws to improve protection and public care for needy youths, with a final report due in December and a portion ready for January 3. The panel plans to address child labor limits, though time limited further study.
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