Government Not to Join in Arms Traffic Project
The United States declines participation in a League of Nations arms control plan. Secretary Hughes notes the treaty’s alignment with the League but objects to provisions that would curb selling or shipping arms to non signatory states. The note explains ratification would be impossible due to these constraints and foreign policy implications.
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Diplomats Upset by War Spectre in Europe
Diplomatic circles fear a rising war spectre as France faces Germany and the threat of chaos. Paris governs the approach, with Premiers hinting at actions to curb Germany while lacking clear plans for decisive moves. France may risk conflict to disintegrate Germany as a political and economic menace.
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State Demands Death of Ward Amid Berlin Rumors
Officials warn of Soviet agents abroad as Bavarian politics unfold. The Ward trial continues with the prosecutor detailing the gun attack and alleging blackmail plots, while Mrs Ward remains composed beside her husband.
Trade School Athletes Get Awards at Reunion Night
The Bridgeport Trade School honored 1922 28 athletes with letters certificates and watch fobs during a Wednesday reunion at the John Street building. Superintendent Herbert Hanson praised the players' loyalty as Coach Charles Remkus distributed prizes for basketball baseball and track stars including captains Petrino Lesko Whelan and Lipovsky among others.
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Wer
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Thomas Whelan
Charles Petrino
George ‘Wexler
Anthony ‘Didenzo
Nicholas Hanosovsky
Howard Holmgren
James Lesko
Norman Hines
Izadore Pinsky
Frank Timony
Chotce Gibson
Goitan Imre
Andrew Dulye
Cecil Couch
George Chaiklan
John Chanda
Joseph’ Hriczko
John Vas
Raymond Philbrick
Wesley Rowson
Thomas
Whelan
George Lipovsky
Imre
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Lipovsky
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Question of Competency Going to Court at Hague
The League of Nations council after a two hour debate agreed to submit two questions on the general aspects of the covenant to the permanent court of international justice at The Hague. A second set of questions will go to a special commission of jurists for political matters. Debates touched on coercive measures and country responsibility for crimes, with Italian Signor Salandra resisting broader matters before the court.
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Oklahoma Court Fight Halts as Gov Walton Signals End
Oklahoma legislators seek injunction to overturn executive actions and end martial law. Brig. Gen. McPherren appeared for Adjutant General Markham as lawmakers claim constitutional rights were violated and urge impeachment if corruption is proven. Governor Walton hints at security changes while pledging no relaxation in mob-violence probes.
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Norwalk Mayor Sings Swan Song at GOP Rally
Norwalk mayor Calvin La Bariun declared he would join the political graveyard next Tuesday at a Fifth ward GOP rally. Mayor Barton's term ends at midnight Monday. he backs Councilman Thomas Robins for mayor. Donovan leads the city ticket. rally drew about 200 people with speakers Weed L. Lawson Dr Carl Harstrom ex mayor Harry Stacy Denton and Henry Scherer among others.
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Germany in Bavarian politics arson case rises in Munich trial
In Munich the Bernas arson trial centered on a disputed identity and past burglaries. Prosecution showed records linking William Rudolph to prior crimes while defense challenged admissibility amid Bernas denying ties to the Foster house fire. The jury prepared to hear final arguments as court recessed.
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William Rudolph
Foster
Selma Carrigan
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Boys Believed To Have Set Fire At Westport Home
Fire of unknown origin but likely started by two small boys threatened the home of A. M. Hunter in Pelham Vermont tonight. Damage estimated at 700 dollars, with most loss to the exterior. Hunters away traveling in the West. house unoccupied and unfurnished for over a year.
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Benedict Home Entered. Jewelry Stolen
The home of Frank Benedict at 141 Juacis Street was entered yesterday. A diamond ring a pearl necklace and valuables were taken along with a small sum of money. He reported the burglary to the detective bureau.
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Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport Fraternal Groups
Editor notes time and place changes for various Bridgeport fraternal and civic organizations. Listings include Golden Hill council Savoy Athletic Association 614 Penn Street and assemblies at 181 State Street 289 Spin street 1026 Main Street and other city lodges.
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Democrats of 8th Boom Williams rally for renomination
City officials and Democratic leaders praise Treasurer Williams and his ties to soldiers organizations. Chairman Cornell argues the organization serves the people, stressing experience over finance credentials. Williams reiterates loyalty to the rank and file amid primary fray as the party forecasts a united front.
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Peter B Kyne to Guide Lloyd George on US Tour
Peter B. Kyne, American author, will guide David Lloyd George on his fourth coring tour of the United States. Sir Alfred Cope, Lloyd George’s personal representative, said Kyne was chosen for his wide American acquaintance and service in France, and because Lloyd George and many British people enjoy Kyne’s fiction characters.
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