Labor Federation Denounces Judge Wilkerson Ruling
Atlantic City N J September 12 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor denounced Federal Judge Wilkerson extension of the shop eraite restraining order and pledged to rid forgented labor of radical elements while approving a plan to extend the trade union movement into public life as part of its annual convention agenda.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor Today
Wilkerson
Third Y
Inber
Shipping Board sells wooden fleet in private sale
The Shipping Board auctioned off most of its wartime wooden ships to George D. Perry of San Francisco for 759000 after bids rose from 408000 to 760000. The fleet, built at a cost near 300 million, would be dismantled and not used for regular transport, with the sale conducted amid executive sessions and competitive bidding.
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Washington
the Shipping Board
Atlantic
George D. Perry
San Francisco
Lasker
Shipping Board
Unté
Kir
Perry
Dravo
Pittsburgh
Chairan Tasker
Didder
Fur firm fails in bankruptcy filing in New Haven
Kerr Durnin Fur Company of Norwalk filed for bankruptcy in New Haven claiming debts of 20413 dollars and assets of 16101 dollars.
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New Haven
Tho “Kerr, Durnin Fur Company
Norwalk
King Constantine Abdication Delayed Amid U S Talks
Sept 12 report from Barts says King Constantine of Greece delays abdication while informal negotiations with Washington occur to allow his departure. Princess Christopher of Greve pressures, William Leeds influence, and rumors of a refuge for the king in New York abound amid Greek turmoil and potential shifts to a republic.
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Barts
Constantine
Greece
Washington
United States
Christopher
Greve
Mrn
William Z. Leeds
World
New York
Conatan
Say
Cor H
George
Prince Christopher
Asia
Minor
House 10 Vote on Tariff Provisions Face Senate Clash
Provisions under consideration would grant the President broad authority to adjust tariffs up to 50 percent, with American valuation possible in certain cases, and a temporary flexible tariff to July 1, 1924. Also retained are scientific tariff investigations and anti discrimination aims. The conference settled duties on cement, coal, automobiles, and cotton products, with specific rates for silk cloth, hats, stockings, and knitwear.
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U. S
Senate
Tariff Commission
Canada
Frey
Werg
Move to Retire Milford Doctor in Vaccination Controversy
A bill to be submitted to the General Assembly would abolish vaccination requirements for school attendance. The measure, drafted last year, repeals laws on compulsory vaccination and sets it to take effect upon passage. A committee was named to discuss support from a Democratic candidate for a district seat.
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General Assembly
Scrioul
Senate
House of Representatives
Board of Education
Denatoy
Hartfara
William Rabidoux
The
Leavins
John ‘Driver
ILW
Climtog
Brandegee Leads Connecticut GOP Nomination Debate
In a tense convention address Senator Brandegee urged support for the Republican agenda and the re election of five U S representatives. He defended the soldiers bonus and pressed for tariff protection while urging restraint on labor disputes and a stable currency policy amid postwar economic strains.
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Brindegee
Brandegee
Gread
Connecticut
Washington
Republic
House
George P. “Mo-Lesa
United States Senate
Frank B. Brandesea
Keynot
Thin City
Brandegec
Isaac
Brandesca
New Zealand
Harding
Senate
House of Representatives
Tewhiican
Wilson
Waring
Grose
Peare
Congress
Odal
Brandgee
Cen
Republican Party
Gaphaligta
United States
Army
Navy
Senate Europe war savings speech defends home front efforts
A speech laments aiding soldiers while urging public support for the war bonus and tariff protections. The senator defends domestic workers who stayed home and paying their share to fund national defense, praising colleagues and stressing continued public service.
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Europe
Teving
Gan
Nova
Ilfe
Republican Party
Democratiy Party
Senetor
George P. Melean
Congress
Qonnecient
Gill Says Fight With Cornell Over 18 Personal Matter
Assessor J. C. says there is no split in the Democratic party over a dispute involving Gill and Cornell. Gill claims personal differences and cites statements by Town Chairman J. Corin Gobiel. Corin allegedly attacked Gill. Gill disputes the motives and urges readers to form their own conclusions.
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Theta
Ie Cornell
Taference
J. C
John A. Corin
Cornlaws
Gill
Ratway Stroud Arrests New Maven
Sept 12 at New Maven a bench warrant from Judge Janes HO Went was served. James Nenne fem, a railroad shopman, was arrested for interfering with railroad workers. A bond was offered but he refused to appear in court later.
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New Maven
Alxib
Janes HO
Superior Court
James Nennefem
Ife
Charven
Formal Demand for German Gold Deposit in Brussels
Paris dispatch reports Belgium formally demanded 10 million gold marks from Germany for the National Bank of Brussels. The date for delivery is Sept 16, but a definite decision on the new separations rule is not expected before next week. France backs strict enforcement, Britain favors a six to eighteen month moratorium extension, with Italy likely supporting the extension. The action is viewed as diplomatically motivated while Poincare weighs the settlement.
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Paris
Cassociated Press
Germany
Bank of
Brussels
Commission
France
M_ Poinenro
Berlin
Great Britain
Reichspank
Moxos
Belgium
Italy
Wolds
M. Poincare
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Fairfield Ave
Middle St
William Leeds
Milford
Wlean
Templefon
Ed Brandegree
New London
Daniel Sromn
Alpert Bailey
Norwich
U.S
Tobert P. McLean
Comptroller
Frederick J. Salmon
Ratway Stroud Arrts
Exide
Electric Storage Battery Company
Philadelphia
Exice
Wills Sainte Claire
Gray Goose
Auto Service CO
Noble
Wills Sainte Claire Motor Cars
Ocmh.co
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