Race Hatred and Love as Virtue in Public Thought
President Lowell of Harvard notes a decline in anti-Semitic feeling while warning of continued hate groups. Amherst's Meiklejohn links virtue to intelligence and love, asserting love and intelligence uplift democracy. The piece discusses social clubs versus colleges, women's suffrage, marriage, and divorce, urging open access to education and cautious views on marital norms.
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Lowell
Harvard
Meiklejohn
Amherst
United States
Field Marshal Henry Wilson Shot Outside London Home
Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson, former British chief of staff, was shot outside his Eton Square residence in London this afternoon and died shortly after. Two assailants were arrested. a policeman was wounded. Wilson had spoken at Liverpool Street Station earlier in the day during ceremonies for a war memorial.
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London
A. P
Henry Hughes Wilson
Eton Square
Liverpool Street
Wilson
Sir Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
North Down
Ireland
Tieter
Craig
Ulster
Belfast
England
Oder
Marshal Wilson
Edward Carson
Orange
Weather Brightens Yale Harvard Baseball Showdown
New Haven June 23 Weather conditions turned favorable for the Yale Harvard baseball game set for three o clock at Yale Field after two rain postponements. The diamond dried and Chittenden will pitch for Yale while Rafael Will officiates on the Harvard mound as players from the commencement crowd linger for Friday boat races.
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New Haven
Yale
Harvard
New London
Neup
Chittenden
Rafaell
Bankruptcy petitions filed in Norwalk courthouse
Two petitions were filed this morning in bankruptcy court with Referee John Keogh, both from Norwalk. Charles Marlow, a dry goods store owner, cites liabilities of 5,782.11 and assets of 2,100 in fixtures and stock. John Cassimatis, owner of the Painese Restaurant, reports secured and unsecured claims of 5,993 and fixtures worth 2,500. First creditor hearing set for July 3 in Norwalk.
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John 3. Keogh
Norwalk
Charles Marlow
Esaima
John Cassimatis
Painese
Woman President Sure, Mrs Belmont Says
Mrs O P Belmont, president of the National Woman's Party, says a woman could be president of the United States. She rejects sex as a factor, arguing that ability and integrity determine the right person for any position, man or woman. She spoke at Heacon Towers in Port Washington, New York.
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Port Washington
United States
O. P. Belmont
National Woman's Party
Heacon Towers
Men Report Vermin Quarters Aboard Hilton Vessel
Seamen aboard the Hilton allege mistreatment including vermin covered living spaces, meals cut off, and forced shifts after a 12 hour night watch in coal compartments. They claim a new mate was named when the third mate protested, and that papers signed in Norfolk misled them about the ship’s destination. Hilton home port is Sork. gross tonnage 3,102. built 1911 at Newport News.
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Curry
Norfolk
Hilton
China
Japan
New Haven
Sork
Newport News
Rae
Crowds Gather For Big Yale-Harvard Regatta
New London reports crowds arriving for the Yale Harvard inter varsity regatta. Spectators in Yale blue and Harvard crimson packed hotels while trains and steamboats brought supporters. Two semiofficial races on the Thames featured graduate eights and mixed crews, with results seen as omens for tomorrow’s varsity events.
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New London
A. P
Supshine
Yale
Thames
Wheeler Riled Up By Week's Speech
Wayne B. Whester counsel for the Anti Saloon League criticized Secretary Weeks for supporting liquor legislation. He accused Weeks of inconsistency on war prohibition and wet positions, claiming Weeks opposed prohibition and dodged key votes.
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Wheeler
Washington
Wayne B. Whester
Anti-Saloon League
Cheater
War Weeks
Weeks
Wheeer
International News Service
Norwalk Man Appealed Breach of Peace Fine Drop to 25
Samuel Garber of Norwalk was arrested March 14 and charged with breach of the peace and assault of Philip Pollack. In city court Judge John St Walsh reduced his $50 fine and costs to 25 on appeal.
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Samuel Garber
Norwalk
Lam
Philip Pollack
John St Walsh
Agents Find Still Hidden In Oak Above Waterbury Farm
Connecticut prohibition agents Sabine and Turner found a moonshine still hidden in a tile hut atop a huge oak tree on a Waterbury farm. They searched the property and arrested Mike Marchalonis after locating mash and liquor in the tree hut.
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Waterbury Oak
Waterbury
Connecticut
Sabine
Turner
Mike Marchalonis
Mike
Rick
Sui
Marchaloris
Seeine Lamiseance
Lyons to Become Stamford Division Chief at Internal Revenue
John L. Lyons of Bridgeport will succeed William J. O’Connell as division chief of the local internal revenue office with changes effective July 1. Lyons, former Bridgeport deputy collector and 1917 1921 Fourth District alderman, is a prominent K of C member and Republican club president. O’Connell, praised for his leadership, departs to his Stamford post after earning a national reputation as a top middle distance runner and a noted coach with St Mary’s A C and local AAU cross country organizers.
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William J. O'Connell
Internal Revenue Office
Stamford
John L. Lyons
Lyons
Internal Revenue
Bridgeport
William Cannon
K. of C
B. P. 0. Ellis
Fourth District
Republican Club
O'Granei
Eaton
U Bridgeport
O'Connell
St. Mary's A.C
Stanford
A. A. U. and Fm
Fire Causes $15,000 Loss in New Haven
A blaze started early today in the trunk shop of Steven V. Mix on Crown street within a four story building owned by John Day Jackson, publisher of the New Haven Register. Damage to the trunk shop and overhead apartments is estimated at $15,000, tenants evacuated with police help. Water damaged the basement presses and surrounding areas while the Associated Press offices on the second floor escaped damage.
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New Haven
Steven V. T. Mix
Crown Street
John Day Jackson
New Haven Register
Register Office
Register
Connecticut
Associated Press
Lenine Granted Leave of Absence in Moscow Report
Copenhagen reports Nicolai Lenine has a stated leave as president of the council of people's commissaries. A successor may be commissar Tystupa, a role not widely known. Attorney Peter Vioni announces candidacy for state senator in the 22nd district, backed by a Republican following, NYU Law School graduate.
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Copenhagen
Nicolai Lenine
Council of People's Commissaries
Moscow
Tystupa
Rolehevst
Vioni
Peter Vioni
Watson Building
Republican Party
Fall River
Mass
New York University Law School
Blindness Led Attorney To Great Career
John D W Rodfish once a Massachusetts leading lawyer and Attorney General candidate. A youth accident blinded him, ending his school principalship and sending him to a Cape Cod farm to study law alone, where he rose to prominence in law.
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John D.W. Rodfish
Massachusetts
Iie
Cape Cod
Baby Hippo Thrills Bridgeport Children on City Tour
A real hippopotamus known as the Hippo Hansom rode through Bridgeport on a Packard truck, escorted by keepers and a valet cadre. The floaty procession began in New York at 6 am and stopped at the Times office before proceeding to Stratfield for photos. The hippo heads to Springfield for the night with a weekend Boston show promising a special reduced fare for children under fourteen to attend the event.
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Bridgeport
Aby Hippo
America
New England
Alvin T. Puller
Massachusetts
Hippo
Fairfield Avenue
Times Office
Main Street
Plaza
Stratfield
Springfield
Boston
Boston Z Elevated Street Railway Company
Two Men Fined $1 Each In City Parking Case
In City court this morning two men were fined $1 each for violation of the automobile parking laws. The brief hearing cited minor infractions and the case highlighted strict enforcement.
Connecticut Braces for Potential Railroad Strike Action
Connecticut outlines readiness plans to maintain freight movement if the threatened railway walkout becomes reality. A six member board and Governor’s committee coordinate manpower, fuel, and transportation with state chamber and manufacturers guiding deployment should the strike proceed.
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Connecticut
Stanley H. Bullard
State Chamber of Commerce
New Haven
State Chamber
Edward Payson Jones
Howell Cheney
Dudley Harmon
George T. Kirball
Edward Milligan
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Indy
Postu Acadin
Loopholes In Bond Of Howard Smith
City Auditor Bernard Keating forwarded his report on the Smith case to the Mass Bonding Co and informed them that the books of former tax collector Howard Smith, missing with 550,000 of city funds, are open for investigation. City Attorney John Cornell filed writs in Superior court and a judgment for the city would trigger formal demands on the bonding company.
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Bernard Keating
Common Council
Smith
Mass. Bonding Co
Keating
Bonding
John A. Cornell, Jr
Lighding
Resignations Reported At City School Board Meeting
Officials said one resignation has been received from Emily F. Dubuque history teacher at the High school. Reported resignations from Hazel Leard Margery Grant Beulah Mitchell and Walter Burt could not be verified. Raymond Lockhart Manuel Arts teacher Herbert Stack and LeRoy Weller have resigned to move to other cities. Miss Dubuque will teach in Jersey City at 3400 dollars yearly. A progress report on four new grammars and their architects will be read at tomorrow’s meeting.
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Board of Education
Emily F. Dubuque
Hazel T. Leard
Margery Grant
Beulah Mitchell
Walter F. Burt
Raymond Lockhart
Manuel
Herbert J. Stack
LeRoy Weller
Edward F. McGovern
Committee On Schools
Bid Godspeed To Good Luck Family To Ireland
At six this morning eight autos departed the Lombard home at Fairfield Avenue and Hancock Avenue. Richard Lombard Sr and Mrs Lombard with Richard Lombard Jr and Miss Helen Lombard led the procession. Relatives and close friends joined to New York for a Hotel Biltmore repast before the party sailed for Ireland aboard the good ship. They will be gone about six weeks.
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Richard
Good Luck" Lombard
Fairfield Avenue
Hancock Avenue
Metropolis
Richard Sr
Ireland
Hoover Thanks Mayor for City Relief Efforts
Herbert Hoover sent a letter to Mayor Atwater praising the city’s efforts during industrial downturn to aid residents. The mayor lauded Angus P Thorne, Superintendent of Charities, for handling layoffs and easing poverty, calling his work outstanding.
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Atwater
Herbert Hoover
Angus P Thorne
Thorne
Nine Deaths Reported In Miners War Near Herrin
In Herrin Illinois near the Southern Illinois Coal Company mine a renewed clash was reported with nine deaths. Miners from Chicago districts reportedly surrendered at the camp, forty four men with white flags moved toward Marion, and six tried to escape. Reconciling reports say three bodies in undertakers, three wounded in hospitals, and up to nine deaths seen in the area amid sporadic gunfire and dynamite blasts. Telegraph lines to the camp were down, hampering details.
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Herrin
Southern Illinois Goal Company
Chicago
Marion
Murder Motive Still Unsolved in Northrop Case
A thorough search of Mrs Lilian Northrops apartment underworks failed to yield clues to her murder. Police say motive remains baffling with two leading theories theft or immoral motive. Funeral set for 2 pm at Mullins Scott and Redgate mortuary. burial to follow at 2:30 pm train departure. A divorce petition by Maria Szur cites desertion and cruelty. two children Helen 18 and Stephen ? Custody sought.
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Lilian Northrop
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Golden Hall
Joseph Saur
Maria Bagdanyl Szur
Liquor Trade Pretense Leads to Curious Court Case
Andrew Me of New Haven sought costly liquor with a fall purchase in Stamford. In Superior Court Judge Isaac H. Wolfe heard that Meola agreed to sell, with $4 paid as part of 9 gallons. A deal sent 37,200 to Stamford for delivery, then tested in New Haven to find 100 percent hydrant water instead of expected strong liquor.
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Andrew Me
New Haven
Sahara Desert
Peter Vanechof
Tamford
Meola
Isaac H. Wolfe
Stamford
Meola Afrord
Mominy
Emalpreeant
Meoa
Vanech
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