Diplomats discuss Ireland and US peace terms in Washington
Sir William Gray departs for London as talks amid Irish question and American peace treaty loom. He notes that coersion is out and home rule must govern Ulster. Britain and America seek a civil alliance to police world affairs, not military ententes.
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Forbes Pairbairn
Ndon
Sir William
Cassador
Washington
Foreign Office
America
el Tish
Cecil G
Gray
United “States Senate
Wil
Wash- N
William
Yitranemi T
Iamanti
Ulster
Ireland
Sir Las
Britain
Germany
Three Killed in Hub Strike Riots
Governor Coolidge mobilizes Fourth Brigade adding 21st 12th and 1st regiments from nearby towns and Cape troops. Boston braces as mobs loot burn and assault. Mayor Peters and Police Commissioner Curtis clash over responsibility and timing of federal troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Massachusetts
Boston
Aity
Ion
Coolidge
Samuel D.parker
Peters
Curtis
State Guard
Crowley
Sceareeky
Street Railway Union Hazes Boston Strike Planned
Fifteen street-car worker unions near Boston meet at eight tonight and midnight tomorrow to decide on a strike in protest of the public trustees rejection to submit wage disputes to a new arbitration board. Dissatisfaction with the National War Labor Board award prompted the vote, with a conference board set to propose a recommendation for final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Astern, Massachusetts Street Railway Co
Trustees of the Road
Vn New Board of Arbitration
National War Labor Board
Conference Board
Building Up the Blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic that increases red blood cells, improves oxygenation, boosts appetite and digestion, and strengthens nerves. It cites testimonials from Mrs E J Murphy in Bridgeport, Mrs Mary Bowdren in Portland Maine, and Mrs Attle Jewett in Canton Massachusetts, describing renewed energy, better sleep, reduced dizziness, and relief from rheumatic pains after use. The piece invites readers to request a health booklet and purchase pills at 49 cents per box or six for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams
Mary Bowdren
Beckett Street
Portland
Liams
Lr.Williams
Mrs.attle Jewett
Malin Street
Canton
Mass
Dr. Williams
Jéwell
Ton. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Pershing Parade Draws Wild Ovation In New York
Wartime giants and magnificent Americans march in a Pershing parade through Manhattan. 26 000 regulars in full dress, 5 000 dead in France, 20 000 wounded as Pershing rides and salutes. Cardinal Mercier watches as Belgium’s primate greets the victor. Colonel De Chambrun stands out in pale regimentals. The four hour procession showcases a full division en route to future front service.
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Paris
London
Pershing
Thirst Alvision
France
Metropolitan Museum
Knights of Columbus
Itiss
Cardinal Mercier
America
Belgium
Adelbert de Chambrun
Wrench Army
Lifay
Vette
Baker Ay
New York
Ten Story Parade Fall Tragedy In New York
New York September 10 A deadly street accident and several injuries mar the First division veterans parade. An eight year old boy Louis Sulia was killed after running toward a low flying aircraft while a 11 year old girl Celia Tannenbaum fell ten stories through a skylight but survived with a broken leg and thigh. Witnesses reported numerous falls and minor injuries among spectators though no others were seriously hurt.
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New York
Deeith
First Division
Pershing
Louis Sulia
10Th Avenue
Celia Tannenbaum
44Th Street
Pageant Attracts Vast Park Audience In Colonial Era Recreation
A large park pageant contrasted bustling crowds with quiet scenes. Colonial soldiers and British grenadiers appeared as Allied flags draped stage backdrops. Mrs. Nun Troy Clark impressed as Liberty, Hempton Bateshelter as captain, John Colgan as the Scholar, George Barnes as Sagmiore, and Harold Krapp as Lincoln. Dancing, Indian and Three Fates segments, music directed by Breul, and a Community Orchestra conducted by J Henry Hutzel received strong praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Clark
Hempton Bateshelter
John Colgan
George Barnes
Sagmiore
Harold Krapp
Lincolns
Daniel C. Quilty
Ct ‘Breul
Bridgeport Community Se
Hugo
Women's Liberty Chorus
Hall School
Alvin O. Breul
Walter Smith
Howard Nettlecun
Charles Williams
Leslie Hu Elis Lundberg
Charles Crouch
Harry Batley
A. W. Martin
Ernest Gast
Howard Tragedale
the Community Orchestra
J. Henry Hutzel
Debating League and U.S. Foreign Policy
A historical crowd debates keeping out of a league versus entering a bound alliance. Protests rise as speakers discuss Monroe Doctrine and presidential power, with chants opposing entangling commitments and comparisons to Washington and Wilson.
Obituary notes Mary Jane Prindl’s death at 798 Myrtle
Mary Jane Prindle wife of John M. Prindle died last night at her home 798 Myrtle avenue after a short illness. She belonged to Queens Daughters St Vincent De Paul Society and Sheridan Circle GA. She is survived by her husband and two sons Frank B. Prindle of the Police Department. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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Mary Jane Prindl
Mary Jane
John M. Prindle
Myrtle Avenue
Queens Daughters
St. Vincent's de Paul Society
Sheriden Circle
GA. R
Frank B. Prindle
Police Department
John
Costigan
Teast Main Street
St Charles
R. G. Ehurch
Patrick J. McCivney
Thomas B. Gloster
Don
James V. Hussion
Thomas Dolan
John Moran
Thomas Blake
Georgie Coughlin
James Blaght
Willian Shaughnessey
St. Michalel’s Cemetery
Father McGivney
William Wheway
William S. Wheway
John W. Wheway
Rosedale Street
Stephen F. Sherman, Jr
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Tearl Capron
Tred Howell
David Fowler
Everett Webb
Dik Cemetery
Joshua Jones
Lexington Avenue
Messiah Baptist Church
Walter McGay
Jatkeview Cemetery
Martha Petrie
Edwin Petrie
Connecticut Avents
St Vincent’s Hospital
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Louis Davis
This City
Henry McNameent
New Salem
N. Y
New York
Turkey warns Athens over possible Armenian mandate
Constantinople dispatch cites American mission note warning Turkey that renewed Christian massacres in Asia would trigger suppression of Wilson's article on security of Turkish territories. Mission head Harbord arrived in Constantinople around Sep 1 amid questions of a US mandate for Armenia or the Ottoman Empire. No confirmation of specific Turkish declarations reported in Athens.
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Athens
Constantinople
the Patris
Turkey
Asia
Wilson
Harbord
Near East
Constantinope
United States
Armenia
Ottoman Empire
Weather summary for the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states
Unsettled showery weather will continue Thursday and Friday in New England and the middle Atlantic states. Eastern New York and the Atlantic coast regions expect showers with cooler conditions inland. Winds along the coast are mainly from the east and southeast. Temperatures and barometric readings varied. almanac data note sun rise at 6.28 am and sun set around 7.41 pm with high and low tides later in the day.
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New York
Mast
New England
Atlantic States
Soiday
Atlantic
Andy Hook
Sandy Hook Ta
Hatteras
New Haven
Bar
Wea
Atlamtas
Tubl
Atlantic City
Itapo
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
APNO
Cincinnati
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Nantucket
New Orleans
Norfolks
Northfield
Pittsburgh
Portland
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Washington
Dany Almanag
Bridgeport
Middlbrook Almanac
Lemon Lotion Promises Freckle and Tan Removal
An old advertising claim touts a lemon based lotion to fade freckles sunburn and tan. It instructs squeezing lemon juice into Orchard White to make a quarter pint of complexion whitener sold cheaply by grocers and druggists. It claims harmlessly brightens skin with massage.
A O H Convention Opens in Danbury
The annual state convention of the A O H and its ladies auxiliary convened in Danbury with about 600 delegates. Andrew Conift, state vice president, presided. Mayor Gilbert gave an address of welcome. John Jeesney and Mrs. Alice Mooney responded. A King Pin Jr. challenge item mentions a 50 to 80 pound, 13 year old youth and invites teams to a Sunday game, with practice at Berkshire Belige tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Andrew Conift
W. C. Gilbert
John Jeesney
New Britain
Alice R. Mooney
Waterbury
Berkshire Belige
Costello
A. Fingdar
Prabsion
Goody
Hegnety
Cook
J. Keane
Keane
Alden
Gouley
CINOT Relieves Indigestion Says Miss Johnson
Miss Jennie Johnson of 1110 Barham Avenue reports long standing indigestion relief after using CINOT. She describes headaches dizziness back pain and kidney concerns that eased with the tonic and plans to keep a supply. The CINOT expert appears at Hartigan's Drug Store with other local outlets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnson
Jennie Johnson
Bar‘ham Avenue
Bridgeport
Amy
Cino
Cinot
Hartigan’s Drug Store
Bridgepost
Switzer’s. Drug Store
Southport
Westport Drug Co
Westport
Conn
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Rish
William Tyrrell
Jie
Boston Common
Financial District
Tremont Street
Secret Service
Nish
League
George Washington
George V
Records
Cannon St
Gilbert
Jeeney "Respontis
Nature
George A. Tucker
D. C
Liberty Building
Main Street
Barnum
Winslow
Winslow Plain
Spalding
Verican Hardwan
Mardwaren
Mere Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Harvey & Lewis CO
Main St
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Golden Hill Shoe Repairing CO
Golden Hill Street
W. Cor
James Giordang
Bridgeport, Conn
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