Peace Pact Echoes Bryan Treaties Across Pacific
Senator McCumber calls the pact a step in the right direction aiming to settle Pacific disputes by amicable discussion and a dispute committee. Hitchcock fears a moral binding to use force remains possible. Democrats question the treaty’s significance, noting it mirrors League of Nations patterns.
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Pacific
League of Nations
McCumber
Great Britain
France
Japan
Eace
United States
Hitchcock
Harding
League of Nnion
Honor of Rogues or Soldier in Bridgeport Bribery Tale
The Bridgeport Times argues corruption harms the community and contrasts the rogue’s honor with the soldier’s duty. It urges confession and restitution in the Alderman Hamilton bribery case, warning that bribery threatens law, governance, and municipal finances and calls for accountability.
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Bridgeport
Bridge Port
John Bajto
Bogtwick - 3 Avenue
Mike Zavrovitz
Pruce
Myrtle
George Cook
Pembroke Street
Saturdader
British delegates to armament conference sail home Dec 31
Washington December 12 British delegates to the armament conference excluding Sir Auckland Geddes plan to sail for home December 31 on the steamer Olympic. They believe the main issues will be settled by that time.
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Washington
A. P
Sir Auckland Geddes
Aranged
Olympic
Intervention A Grime Say Dominicans Intervention A Grime Say
Former Dominican officials testified before a U S congressional committee investigating Haiti and San Domingo brutalities. Francisco Peynado denied threats to American lives or property and argued the occupation unjustified. Pedro Perez called it a crime against sovereignty. Arturo Logrone said marines landed before troubles began.
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San Domingo
American Congressional Committee
United States Marine
Haiti
Francisco Peynado
the Treasury
New York
Pedro Perez
Leybo
Arturo Logrone
Jimines
Guest Of Legion At State Capitol Tomorrow
Hartford awaits Marshal Foch's arrival with a Connecticut American Legion welcome. Officials plan a morning parade, flag display with Old Glory and the French tri-color, plus a reception at the old State House. Ex‑service men urged to assemble at the State Armory at 11 for the welcome march.
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Legion
State Capitol
Utica
Thomas J. Bannigan
American Legion
Hartford
Conn
Marshal Foch
Louis H. Taylor
Montreal
Cere
Foch
Alton T. Roberts
Earl D. Church
Clarence W. Seymour
Connecticut Department
Springfield
Captain Bannigan
Colonel Church
National Reception Committee
The
Seymour
Connecticut
Emba
Tri-Olor
France
Capitol
Old State House
Ray- Locke Post
State Armory
Michael F. Owen
Frank J. Reynolds
William J. O'Neil
Ad Martin
Michael F. Owens
Lyleye
Henry F. John L. Purcell
Paul Waterman
B. H. Allen Earle
Sev Servne
EAS Ea Eee
Delegates Tackle China Rules At Far East Conference
The conference on Pacific and Far Eastern questions expands to nine powers. It adopts four root points to protect China's independence and equal rights, considers extraterritoriality abolition, and calls for neutrality respect in wars not involving China. It discusses foreign post offices, radio use, and Chinese fiscal autonomy. Remaining items include Siberia Yap and Shantung.
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Mittee
China
Belgium
Portugal
Holland
Commission of Jurists
Foreien Trops
Siberia
Yap
Shanlung
Shantung
To Use Ballots as Evidence in Bribery Case
Alderman Hamilton remains under arrest on bribery ties with the Aldenham Hamilton case. Prosecutor Garlick summoned political leaders, prompting surprise as possible connections loom. Attorney Cummings holds evidence linking a second person but not strong enough for arrest. Hamilton’s statements fuel speculation about confessions and third-party involvement. He is free on $85,000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing next Saturday in City Court.
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Aldewnan Hamilton
Garlick
Cummings
Alderman Hamilton
Hamilton
Movement to overthrow Peking government launches in Shanghai
In Shanghai a mass meeting formed to start a nationwide movement with the slogan Peking is not the people's government. Demonstrations rise across China in protest of direct talks in Washington over the Shantung issue with Japan. The Chinese press denounces America over the Washington conference.
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Shanghai
Peking
China
Washington
Shantung
Japan
Amietika
Ulster Party In Session In Belfast Meeting
Sir James Craig presided over Ulster party proceedings in Belfast and told supporters of a recent talk with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Reports say the conversation showed Lloyd George’s stubborn stance toward Ulster. Trinity College Dublin endorses ratification of the peace treaty between Britain and Ireland and urges members to back the settlement terms for Ireland’s future government.
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Belfast
A. P
James Craig
Ulster Party
Lloyd George
London
James
Ulster
Dublin
Trinity College
Great Britain
Ireland
Dall Eireann
Five Liquor Places Ordered Closed This Week
Five saloonkeepers arrested Saturday on warrants after illicit samples tested above the legal limit faced arraignment before Judge William B. Boardman in City Court. They were given until Saturday to dismantle their saloons, with fixtures to be removed by the deadline.
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William B. Boardman
Eleven Autoists In City Court
Eleven automobilists faced City court on charges of violating the automobile laws. George W Bennett paid $10 after guilty plea for tail light. Charles Gally fined $2 for license violation. five drivers dismissed on $1 each. Harry Weeks case continued. Louis A Veresy fined $10 for improper method. Louis Violante noted on payment. Charles Dagostino fined $10 and costs for overloading jitney bus.
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George W. Bennett
Myrtle Avenue
Charles Gally
South Main Street
Harry Weeks
New Canzon
Louis A. Veresy
Howard Avenue
Louis Violante
Newfield Avenue
Charles Dagostino
Grand Street
Dr Ober Suit Heard Today
Dr. George Eugene Ober of Floral Park Stratford sues Stanley Cruiser Co for 3500 dollars damages doubled or trebled for injuries and auto damage after his Haynes car was struck by a Stanley truck at Stratford and Connecticut avenues on Sept 11. The defendant denies and counters that Ober car was on the left side and negligent. DeForest and Klein represent Ober.
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Frank D. Haines
George Eugene Ober
Floral Park
Stratford
Stanley Cruiser Company
de. Ober
Haynes
Stratford and
Connecticut Avenues
Xplaintli
Stratford Avenue
Stanley Machine
Ober
Dr. Ober
DeForest & Klein
All Wool Tricotine and Towels Sale Notice
Advertises $1.00 all wool tricotine in navy blue, 54 inches wide. A yard of fancy Turkish towels in bluebird or butterfly designs with colored borders. Also mentions $2.19 quality towels in pink or blue stripes per yard.
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W. J. Bryan
Memi
Charles B. Beach
Anson T. McCook
Clarence C._ Scarborough
John J. McKone
Thomas J. Conroy
Edwin E. Lamb
Edwin Martin
Aui Evering
Bryant, Grimm & Brunson
Boston
Chicago
Associated Press
Barnum
Times Publishing Co
Fairfield Ave
Rogles
Hartnett
Board of Aldermen
Hig
Comte de Chamorun
Frank Parker
de Mierry
Ati
Andre
Reno Hopital
de Soubouran
Francis Drake
Aris Post
Hanford MacNider
Nex
Thomas
Mary Shane
Thomas Tierney
Orchard Street
St. Michael's Cemetery
District of Bridgeport
William C. Anderson
Mary E. Anderson
AdArasa
America
the Times
Che
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