Oldest Citizen in City Sees Garden Sign of Earthly Seat
A long forgotten clipping recalls a 73rd birthday in Bridgeport folklore. The eldest resident, surrounded by old friends and dignitaries including Chas. Suckley and Life Wilson, attends a public gathering at City Hall and Square Garden to witness a notable moment, while certain locals and officials converse about a stock issue and public display.
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Lore Deabridge
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Sutherland Alliance Organizes to Promote Sutherland Candidacy
NEW YORK April 22 The Newcastle Pennsylvania group named the Sutherland Alliance aims to back United States Senator Howard Sutherland for president. Herald editor J F Kline said Sutherland has consented to use his name as a prospective presidential candidate. Separately Washington reports shipbuilding bids were rejected as too low for four steel recon tractors. Vil says no vessels will be laid down merely to fill the fleet.
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United States
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Shipping Board
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Such Women Just Have to Give Up
An advertorial note urges that working women suffer from nervous fatigue and poor appetite. It promotes Vincl as a tonic to strengthen digestion, improve sleep, nerves, and energy, featuring a Jacksonville reader Mrs G H Lam who reports renewed strength after use.
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Jacksonville
G. H. Lam
German cabinet restores six delegates to Versailles mission
Berlin April 21. The German cabinet, after reviewing Clemenceau's second telegram, revokes the earlier plan to dispatch a limited delegation and confirms six delegates will go to Versailles led by Count von Brockdorff Rantzau. Herr Landsberg replaces Brward David, who is replaced due to illness. Delegates will have full freedom of movement and direct communication with Berlin.
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Associated Press
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Versailles
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Reichstag
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Dr. David
Germans Build and Hide War Material in Upper Silesia
The Munich Journal des Debats correspondent reports Germany is constructing armored cars and rail lines in Gleiwitz with promises of bonuses to finish quickly. In Upper Silesia’s Leibniz and Striistricts between 200 and 205 guns are hidden to prevent handover, and 13 new Ludwig engines are concealed at Oppala.
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Journal Des Debats
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Oppela
Raudwig
Allies aid Russian prisoners in Germany report
Fragmentary OCR describes Allies aiding Russian prisoners in Germany with supervision by media officers. A branch of the American Red Cross reportedly began activities about three days ago and is expected to be completed soon.
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Bagan
American Red Cross
Aheut
Armed Posses Seek Girl’s Assault Suspect in Easton
Easton Md April 22 armed men scoured the area seeking Tod Isaiah Foarne a Black man accused in a case involving a 13 year old white girl. Fountain stood trial on charges of assaulting the girl. the girl testified she did not identify him.
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Veterans quarters burn at Devens. relics lost in blaze
A barracks of the Third Company, 1511th Depot Brigade at Camp Devens was burned today. Twenty men jumped from second story windows to escape. most lost their war keepsakes and gear. Firefighters reported separate blazes in nearby outbuildings as an investigation was ordered to determine the cause.
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36Th Infantry
Federal child labor tax reignites oversight in 1920s
Washington reports federal supervision of child labor is re established under revenue tax rules. The 10 percent tax applies to net profits of firms employing children under set ages. After April 15, tax applies to profits of mines mills factories employing underage labor. certain agriculture and processing exemptions apply.
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Reveue Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Silesian Coal and Ore Mines Depose Directors
Berlin reports that Silesian coal and ore mines run at a loss after owners deposed the directors in Sil esa and imposed a new arrangement with employers. The statement credits ongoing strikes and higher costs for shifting profits to losses and forecasts speedy mine closures.
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Seven 26th Men Hurt In Automobile Crash
Seven artillerymen of the 28th Division and two civilians were taken to the base hospital at Camp Devens with injuries from an automobile accident. Privateohn Thom of Wilkes-Barre suffered a fractured skull and Privatorge A. Thuror of North Adams sustained broken ribs. Members of the 126th Field Artillery were reported among the injured.
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AVER
Maritz
Camp Devens
Germany Eyes Vote on Peace Treaty Plan
Berlin reports outline a peace treaty with terms likely published tomorrow. Germany's cabinet aims to decide within 48 hours after terms release, seeking to avoid a clear refusal or acceptance while outlining potential indemnity discussions.
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Giated Press
Germany
Thas
Seite
Communists at Lindau Resist Military Move
Berne April 22. Communists at Lindau in the southern sees refused to resist the Bavarian government and Württemberg troops. Citizens under protection held an election on Saturday by a large majority to reject communist governance. A special Red Guard train en route to Lindau was stopped near Grateenvied and its riders captured.
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Fisk Elected President of Metropolitan Life
Traley Fisk, long time vice president and veteran of Metropolitan Life, was elected president to succeed the late John Wegeman. Frederick Hecker, a 36 year company veteran and former treasurer, was named vice president. Henry W. Pitul and others received new roles after extended service.
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Traley Fisk
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Wastoo
John Wegeman
Frederick Hecker
Pitul Henry W.orgs
Early convoy for these organizations
Washington April 22 the following waring organizations were named to convey base estab nasa1 and quarters and company abroad. Addresses listed include Milonville Mississippi and Newry RHA Aero Ltd, with individuals Samuel Cubish and Jonne Harvard at 72y Woplin avenue and Harvard’s residence on the same street.
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