Eappoint 13 Officials to City Offices
Mayor Atwater appoints 13 to city boards and commissions, confirming reappointments and new selections across apportionment, contract and supply, paving, and police boards. Names include Walter M. Redfield, William F. Burnham, John A. Leverty, Robert D. Goddard, G. Mfg. Co. chief Lyne, Noyes Alling, Clinton Seeley, Am F. Carr, and others. terms vary and compensation is largely honorary or limited.
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Ankers& Lyne
BM. G. Mfg. Company
Cherry Street
Uytine
Nobles Avenue
Noyes E. Alling
Clinton Barnum Seeley
Sinning Fund Commission
Alling
Seeley
Park Board
Return of Turks to Europe outstanding event of last year
The year 1922 in Europe closed with the return of the Turks to Thrace after the Asia Minor defeat and the Near East armistice protocol. Lausanne replaced Sevres, Constantine’s exile ended with his fall, and debates at Lausanne threatened by Russian demands over the Dardanelles. Disarmament moves appeared, finances stayed shaky, and a Turkish Sultanate end defined a new era despite coups and exiles.
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Europe
Frank Charlton
Bill
New York
Dhe Strugsio
Greece
Turkey
Asia
Spain
Morocco
Pyrone
Asia Minor
Near East
Mundanta
Thrace
Maritza River
Lausanne
Constantine
Decanher
Switzerland
Prince Andrew
Dardanelles
Turkish
Hughes Hopeful in Reparations Controversy
New Haven Dec 30 Secretary Hughes outlined Washington’s belief that an international commission of financiers including Americans could be asked to propose a settlement plan for the reparations crisis. He said the next move rests with Allied premiers, and urged settlement by agreement, warning that forcible collection would threaten world peace if no accord is reached. The U S plan was offered as an alternative if Paris talks fail to agree.
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New Haven
Hughes
Washington
Paris
Saong
Germany
United States
Ft: Commission
Mayor Atwater Hails New Year Civic Progress
Mayor Pred Atwater from City Hall sends New Year greeting calling for prosperity and civic progress. He notes improving employment outlook, pledges continued reform and efficient government, and promises to learn from past mistakes while pursuing a brighter year ahead.
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Mayor Atwater
Pred Atwater
Pve
British Debt Commission Leaves for America
British Chancellor of the Exchequer Stanley Baldwin leads the British Debt Commission to travel to the United States. The purpose is to discuss wartime debt funding and seek reduction of the 4 percent interest demanded by Congress.
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British Debt Commission
America
Sinfanley Baldwin
Ais
Stanley Baldwin
The
Exchanger
Det
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Parliament considers raising its own salary in London
London reports Parliament may lift Commons salaries from 400 pounds to about 1,000 pounds yearly while unemployment roils Britain. Labor MPs, many ex-tradesmen, resist higher pay amid distress as George M. Cohan enjoyed attention in London theaters and critics fault American and British productions, reflecting a bloom of American money in English publishing.
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David M. Church
L N.S
London
House of Commons
Labor Party
Laborites
Ramsay MacDonald
Commons Garden
Bonar Law
George M. Cohn
Cohan
America
George M Cohan
England
Enetane
Fesls
Advancements for detectives confirmed at city board
President Calhoun announces promotions for nine patrolmen and one sergeant in the Bureau of Investigation, pending budget approval. He notes potential delays if apportionment fails, with lieutenant likely to replace acting commander Arnoldsky.
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Issus
Bureau of Investigation
Board of Apportionment
Calhown
W. A. Auger
Dr. E. McPadden
D. A. Brolley
W. A. Foster
J. H. Doyie
M. J. Larney
T. M. McNamara
P. J. Mulogy
T. J. Maloney
Miel Arnolsky
Bureau
Investigation Bureau
Detective Department
City Ordnance
New Year Celebrations Planned Across City Clubs
Prolific schedule of New Year events listed from evening parties to early morning dances. Delta Kappa Delta at Masonic Temple hosts Prom and Mardi Gras. Brooklawn Country Club dinner dance. New Haven Symphony Orchestra at Algonquin. Broad Way Jones Cocoanut Grove Orchestra dancing midnight to 4 am. Seaside and Elks clubs similar timing. Bridgeport club dinner at 10 and dance at midnight. American Legion clubhouse vocal entertainment 9 to 4. Knights of Columbus and St Josephs T B and Ls hold open house Monday with dancing. I O OF temple events noon to midnight. Odd Fellows invite families with refreshments and children favors.
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Delta Kappa Delta
University School
Masonic Temple
Brooklawn Country
New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Algonquin Club
Broadway Jones
Cocoanut Grove Orchesta
Seaside
Elks Clubs
Bridgeport
American Legion Club
Knights of Columbus Club
St. Joseph's T. B
Ls Association
Fear famine in coal may cause flu
Fear of a coal shortage and related fuel cuts drives concern about a flu risk. The article notes furnace coal in regular sizes is nearly unavailable and shipments are slow. The Borkshire Mills company says they have substitutes but no regular sizes, using five different substitutes today.
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Borkshire Mills Company
Apartment Fire in Stamford Damages Gatti Home
Fire at 16 West Henry Street in a six family wooden building caused over 1000 dollars in damage. An off stove ignited a table cloth while the family was elsewhere. A young woman in the next apartment raised the alarm, two rooms were gutted, but total loss was limited by quick notice.
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Stamford
Joseph Gatti
West Henry Street
Stillson's Bar Closes After 90 Years on Madison Dearborn
Chicago reports the closing of Stillson's, a famed old time bar at Madison and Dearborn, after more than 90 years as a city nightlife icon. The venue has operated as a coffee shop since alcohol demise. Dairy specials include Maple Nut Ice Cream Raspberry Sherbet and Cherry Ice Cream for Sunday and New Year.
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Chicago
Stillson’s
Madison
Dearborn
John Barleycorn
ALN. H. Dairy
Andv
Trio of Gunmen Kill Policeman in Chicago Death
Pol iceman William J. O Malley was shot and killed early today by one of three gunmen who had earlier shot a Medill High School girl returning home from a prom at the West End Women's Club. The wounded girl, Minnie Finkelstein, 17, was shot through the lips and taken to a hospital.
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Chicago
William J. O'Malley
Medill High School
West End Women’s Club
Minnie Finkelstein
Maine Youth Arrested Here Returned Home
An 18 year old Maine youth named Ercell Jones, held two weeks in the East End freight yards, was returned to Maine today after authorities learned his father was trapping in the woods and would not return until early spring. The State Board of Charities coordinated with Patton Missouri officials and the local police to arrange his homeward passage with welfare provisions in place.
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Hillside
Sheriffs
Patton
State Board of Charities
Maine
Ercell Jones
East End
Navy
Annual T. U. S. Prom Tonight at Masonic Temple
The University school holds its New Year’s Eve Prom and Mardi Gras this evening at the Masonic Temple. An informal affair, admission by invitation only, with dancing early and a Mardi Gras event from 10 to 12. Francis J. Kane, 28, chairs the committee with Frank Grabber, 23, Dick Avery, 24, and William Lewis, 23, assisting.
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Delta Kappa Delta
University School
Masonic Temple
Francis J. Kane
Frank Grabber
Dick Avery
William Lewis
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