Lloyd George Prepares U S Canada Tour Speech Tone
David Lloyd George sails for a tour of Canada and the United States after a luncheon in his honor by the American society. He said his trip isn’t to speak or write a book but to thank allies for wartime aid and study how a modern republic handles postwar problems. He criticized Europe’s old civilizations and urged progress free from outdated feuds and fears.
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London
Associated Press
David Lloyd-George
American Society
Canada
United States
America
England
Europe
Liloyd-George
Compensation Awards For Two Fairfield County Workers
Compensation Commissioner Edward T Buckingham settled claims for two workers in Fairfield County yesterday. William Hatheway of Stratford received 300 dollars for an eye injury sustained with T J Pardy Construction. John Burk of Shelton was awarded 368 dollars for a finger injury and subsequent internal injuries after a fall at Sydney Blumenthal company. An operation was performed for Burk and fees were included.
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Fairfield County
Edward T. Buckingham
William Hatheway
Cornwall Street
Stratford
T. J. Pardy Construction
Buckingham
John Burk
Fifth Street
Shelton
Sydney Blumenthal Company
Burke
Burk
Slanders Filed By Two Bridgeport Women In Two Suits
Two women filed suits alleging slander in Bridgeport yesterday. Jennie Gallo sues Joseph D Elia for defaming her and seeks 2.00 damages. Mrs Carmella Carafiello sues Gaetano and Angelina DeFeo for 2000.00 dollars claiming she was slandered.
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Jennie Gallo
Joseph D’elia
Carmella Carafiello
Common Pleas Court
Gaetano
Angelina DeFeo
Bridgeport
Iceman Sues Over $600 Damages in Stamford Case
Frank Doyle of Stamford sues Stamford Rolling Mills in Common Pleas court seeking 600 damages after a 600 pound ice box door fell on him while he was filling a box at the mill on June 26.
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Frank Doyle
Stamford
Common Pleas Court
Stamford Rolling Mills
Mills
Open House Night at Main Y W C A Features
More than 100 girls and women signed for special courses as open house night kicks off Y W C A plans. Monday features will include a mandolin group led by W J Crosley, cartoonist Chris Wesche, and talks before winter class registrations begin.
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W. J. Crosley
Chris Wesche
Oscar Buck
Department of Missions and Religion
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
India
China
Japan
Sherman Cole
Paris
Bicyclist Sues Local Motorist for Injuries
Bridgeport resident Fred Wharton sues New Milford motorist George F. Wilson seeking 500 dollars alleging he was knocked from his bicycle on July 12, 1923 by a reckless automobile. Another action by Samuel Lazar of Philadelphia seeks 4,000 dollars from Marty Cohen for unpaid note of 3,006 dollars. defendant's property attached at 4,000.
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Fred Wharton
Bridgeport
George F. Wison
New Milford
Marty Cohen
Samuel Lazar
Philadelphia
New York Police Graduate 33 Women Detectives
Thirty three women wives or sisters of fallen NYPD officers graduated from the department detective school in New York on September 28. Commissioner Enright awarded their diplomas after a period of regular police training. During apprenticeship they will be used mainly to trace missing children and young girls.
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New York
New York Police Department
Enright
Street Car Worker Hurt By Stone Thrower
A Connecticut street car yard on Congress street suffered a stone throwing incident with a yard employee struck in the head but not seriously hurt. A 15-year-old suspect confessed to assaulting Frank Teso and setting a trolley car fire during the prior nights of unrest.
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Connecticut
Congress Street
Frank Teso
Yard
Gompers Condemns New York Pressmen Strike
Maj. George I. Berry president of the International Web Pressman's Union received a telegram from Samuel Gompers in Portland, Ore., condemning the outlaw strike by New York pressmen and supporting Berry's efforts to enforce contracts with publishers.
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New York
George I. Berry
International Web Pressman's and Assistants Union Today
Samuel Gompers
Portland
Ore
Major Berry
Traffic men's raise may be discussed early next week
The Board of Police Commissioners is likely to discuss a proposed pay raise for traffic department members at its early next week meeting. A petition from traffic division members was submitted weeks ago and the board has been investigating the matter.
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Board of Police Commissioners
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