Jewell Loses Fight to Bar Data on Violence in Labor Case
Chicago dispatch reports federal judge allowed 29 000 affidavits detailing assaults by striking workers and sympathizers to remain in evidence in a bid to prove a concerted effort to disrupt interstate rail traffic. Jewel and Scott argued the affidavits were secondary evidence and lacked connection to their clients. Prosecutors pressed ahead with testimony and anticipated reading hundreds more affidavits detailing violence from taunting and feathering to bombings and shootings.
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Jewell
Chicago
Associated Press
B. M. Jewell
John Scott
James H. Wilkerson
Wnnd
Donald R. Eichberg
Frack Mulholland
Toledo
Scart
Richbers
South Western Desert
Blackburn Esterlinge
Weller- Son
Busk
Janitor Ends Parley With Demand to Halt Strike Talks
In Chicago on September 12 a janitor abruptly interrupted railway shop negotiations. With mop and broom he ordered leaders from the hall, adjournment set for tomorrow morning. He demanded the area be cleaned by 6 PM, insisting on moving the vote. The episode interrupted a two day session as strike leaders had just spoken. The story continues on page eleven.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Jewell
Tax reminders spur Bridgeport residents to settle 1921 dues
Bridgeport residents received third quarter 1921 income tax notices from Collector Robert C. Beton warning that failure to pay by midnight Friday incurs full amount due. The report notes some notices may be delayed but nonarrival does not waive the obligation. Judge James B. Webb denied citizenship petitions for Betti, Faltovich, and others, with several applications continued or dismissed for draft or government knowledge issues.
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Bridgeport
United States
Robert C. Beton
James BH. Webb
Betti
Ing Vquor
Theodora Faltovich
Port Sam Houston
United States Army
Tts
Ita Men ‘Og
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Faltoviteh
Wilson
Web
Believe shooting QF Norwalk man was accidental
Fidelio Sharp Henry, a Yale graduate from Norwalk, was found dead with shotgun wounds near his Canonnade home. Family and death certificate allege accidental shooting. New York experts support the theory, noting self-inflicted harm would be unlikely. Henry, about 63, survived by widow Ida Archer Henry and daughter Elizabeth. body found beneath a tree on his country estate with a short gun across his jaw.
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South Norwalk
Fidelio Sharp Henry
Texas
Yale
New York
Henry Self
Henry
Yuo Ty
Ida Archer Henry
Elizabeth
Irish Parliament to Vote on Entering Nation League
Dublin reports Desmond FitzGerald announcing Del Deireann that the government will decide this week on entering the League of Nations. The government won a 27 vote on repudiating ministerial announcements while Mulcahy defended a confidence vote, and irregulars were accused of plans against England and Orange lodges. civil servants to limit work to regular duties.
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Dublin
Desmond Fitzgerald
Free State
del Eireann
League of Nations
Richard Mulcahy
England
Indlater
Orange Lodges
Mulcahy
Ireland
Civil Servants’ Federation
Fuel Commission Seeks Emergency Conference on Coal
Washington September 12. Representatives from business industry railways and public utilities are invited to attend a Friday conference led by the Presidents Fuel Commission with the U S Chamber of Commerce. The meeting aims to ease the coal shortage by expediting movement reducing stockpiles and distributing production to key industries.
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Washington
President's Fuel Commission
United States Chamber of Commerce
Sepnecr
Narmel
Mrs Park Benjamin Dies in Middletown
Mrs Park Benjamin mother of Mrs Dorothy Benjamin Caruso died suddenly at a private sanitarium in Gosben where she had been a patient for twelve years Her husband Park Benjamin noted patent lawyer died August 21 leaving most of the estate to an adopted daughter Anna Boleat Benjamin The will cut off the five children with a dollar each and the estate valued about 500000
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Middletown
Park Benjamin
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso
Gosben
Ben
Benjamin
Angobpiad
Anna Boleat Benjamin
Lodge Leads In Senate Primary With Clear Edge
Boston returns show Lodge leading Walker nearly three to one for the Republican Senate nomination. Cox also leads Allen for governor, while Gaston maintains a strong position among Democrats for Senate with Fitzgerald in the governor race. results cited from 221 precincts including 100 Boston precincts.
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Boston
Harry Cabot Lodge
Joseph Walker
Lodge
Walker
Govenor Channing H. Cox
J. Weston Alles
Cox
Allen
William A. Gaston Wan
Sherman L. Wahlpple
John S. Fitzgerald
Peter F. Ballivan
Worcester
Kipling Repudiates Attack on America
London dispatch reports Rudyard Kipling repudiated an attack on America and denied parts of a quoted interview attributed to Clare Sheridan in The New York World. He stated he did not give the interview nor say the alleged things.
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Kipling
America
London
Rudyard Kudnny
Messige
Clare Sheridan
New York World
Tariff Measure Before House For Vote Today
The administration tariff bill, likely to become law by October 1, was laid out today with the conference report to the House. Republican conferees trimmed Senate proposals, but analysts expect revenue around 400 million annually, funded by trade changes under the new act. Debate limited, final action planned, then move to the Senate as campaigns sharpen tariff as a major issue this fall.
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Washington
Associated Press
Forts
House
Senate
Treasury
Na Weele
Tore Ig
Lollurga
Ang J
Light from St Mihiel Remembrance At Bridgeport Post Home
Veterans of the Harry W Congdon American Legion recall the St Mihiel battle anniversary. The 1918 action involved about 1300 Bridgeporters in a 34 hour engagement with heavy shelling and rain. Old memories flood back as a cool breeze blows through the Legion home while members reflect on the past.
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Harry .W. Congdon
Harry W. Congdon
American Legion
Alent
Bt. Miblel
Europe
United States
Fe 1S
Park City
America
Persiing
Pete
President's wife Mrs Harding improves doctors report
Washington dispatch says Mrs. Harding's condition has passed the immediate crisis after another day of improving signs. doctors note no operation needed for now and that the president remains near her bedside as six physicians monitor a delicate recovery and potential relapse risks.
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Criss
Washington
Associated Press
Harding Wensien
Physicia Pa
Harding
Charles Maya
Rochester
Minn
Carl W. Sawyer
Sawyer
Shawn
Couese
Dr Sawyer
Knights of Columbus Open College for Ex Service Men
New Haven announces the incorporation of the first Knights of Columbus University at Washington DC. Supreme Secretary Willand J. McGinter says the university to be named Calumbugs University will focus on law and arts and sciences, mainly serving ex service men. It will be conducted in the ver.
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New Haven
Sept
Knights of Columbus University
Woeshington
D. C
Willand J. Me
Ginter
Calumbugs University
Church Bishops Vote to Remove Word From Marriage Rite
The House of Bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church voted to delete the word from the marriage ceremony. They referred the proposal back to the commission that submitted it for reconsideration.
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Portland
Ove
Associated Press
House of Bishops
Lata
McLean and Templeton Nominated in Connecticut Rally
New Haven Sept 42 United States Senator Frank B Brandegee told about six hundred Republican delegates at the Hyperion Theatre that George P McLean will be renominationed while Charles A Templeton the lieutenant governor will be named governor candidate. The keynote praised a high tariff to aid Connecticut industry and the party outlook.
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New Haven
Harding
United States
Frank B. Brandegee
New London
Hyperion Theatre
George P. McLean
Simsbury
Charles A. Templeton
Waterbury
Connecticut
May Head Ticket States Possible Nominations in Party
The article outlines probable nominations for lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer comptroller attorney general and other posts. It notes unspecific changes in leadership and mentions key figures like Governor Everett J. Lake and various party insiders including Terence Hight Minerva Davies and John T. King. It also covers internal party strife at a state central committee meeting and hints at a contested slate with an insurgent faction.
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Eeram Bingham
Yale Universit
Sure
Donald J. War, Per
Sali
Francis, Palett
Hartford
Putnam
Frederick J. Salmon
Westport
Frank _E Healy
Windsor Locks
Arthur Ey
Mowers
Manchester
Frank Munsey
Tobn
Buckley
Union
Gen
Eral
Minerva Davies
Noda Wity Ube
Brandes Gee
Axuit
J. Henry Borranel
Hensly
John T. King
Bridgeport
Ianac Dilman
Aca
Elaimying
Charles A. Gates
Willimantic
Sheri
Windham County
Man Slashed In Early Morning Roommate Fight
Prawie Krueen of 46 Wtard street was slashed above the right wrist in an early morning quarrel with roommate Folin Kas mer at that address. Kruce was taken to Emergency Hospital where the wounds severed a superficial artery and required two stitches by Dr. AL B. Margulis. Kasnier was held on assault charges at the Second precinct under bond of 396, Krucca held on bond of 1,000 for a related charge.
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Prawie Krueen
Wtardstreet
Krucca
Milford Liberty League Moves To Oust Dr Putney
A Milford Liberty League meeting with over 200 residents from Devon Myrtle Beach Milford Whinut Beach Naugarucl Gardens and Woodmont formed a committee to draft a resolution seeking the removal of Dr W S Putney town medical officer on charges of insanity. The group planned to submit the resolution to Judge Frank Baker health officer for New Haven County and to the State Council of Health, with a second committee to consult with Bridgeport attorney Jacob B Klein within 48 hours on action against the Board of Education for refusing public swing vaccination for children with certificates.
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Atford Medical Liberty Revere
W. S Putney
Town Deal
Devon
Myrtle Beach
Milford
Whinut Beach
Naugarucl Gardens
Woodmont
Tudse Frank Baker
New Haven
State Council of Health
Judge Baker
State Council
Walter Philpotia
Alphange Moeller
Bradford JT. Stonay
F. Ww.clnton
Raymond Blanch
Ard
Walnut Beach
Association
Jacon B. Klein
Bridgeport
Ate Tomer
Board of Education
Alphonsa, Imoaller
John Driver
Ervin Arnold
George Fields
Harry Hungerford
Aoa Philpatra
Moeher
Fy Clinton
George T. Bras
Arate
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Michigan
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Cates
Townsend
Senator Newberry
Herbert F. Laker
Senator Lodge
Redfield Proctor
Abram W. Foote
Vermont
Walt
South Carolina
Thomas C. Mey Leod
Cole L. Bleage
W. F. Hunt
Charles W. Ward
Dorhoernile
ST. Mihiel
K. OF C
Open College
M'Lean
Templeton
Healy Ullman
Brandegeeé
Charles A. Tenieletoty
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