Lloyd George races cabinet amid labor talks in London
Premier Lloyd George held extensive cabinet conferences alongside railway crisis discussions with labor leaders. Rumors swirl of ministerial changes as Viscount French and James Ian Macpherson may shift roles. French, in London, advised on Irish government efforts and a new proposal could be drafted for Parliament when the Commons reconvenes.
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London
Lloyd George
Viscount French
James Ian Macpherson
Ireland
Evening News
House of Commons
Dublin
Macpherson
Missionary Fails to Reach Point Barrow After Ice Battle
New York reports Dr John A Marquis secretary of the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions reached New York after a three month absence. He left June 23 and sailed July 7 from Seattle to Nome Alaska seeking a mission to Point Barrow but an eight day battle with an impenetrable ice field within 70 miles of the Barrow coast forced retreat aboard the Bear, the Coast Guard steamer.
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New York
Point Barrow
Alaska
Presbyterian Church
United States Coast- Guard
Bear
Arctic winds force retreat from stubborn heavy sea jam
Efforts to break the heavy sea jam were abandoned as Arctic winds drove it farther south than in years past, ending attempts to buck the obstruction.
Orry Baseball League Hosts Balloon Dance
The Orry Baseball League held a balloon dance with about 260 attendees and friends at the Colonial Ballroom on Airfield Avenue. Murray's Orchestra provided music as toy balloons were released for playful chasing throughout the evening.
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Orry Baseball League
Airfield Avenue
Murray
Teamsters Meet Deliberates Routine Matters at Broad Street
Routine matters dominated Local 125, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, meeting yesterday at 2:30 PM. The session occurred at 1087 Broad Street with members present to handle standard union business and administrative items.
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Teamsters
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Broad Street
This Bridgeport Lad Breaks All Tourist Stunts Here
Joseph W. Siguyiteh of Lam Orchard street has made17 round trips between Europe and the United States, surpassing prewar travelers in a remarkable postwar pattern. Enlisted in the U S Navy at the war’s start, he served aboard the U S transport America, later carrying troops and supplies to France before his honorable discharge.
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Joseph W. Siguyiteh
Lam Orchard Street
Bridgeport
Europe
Joe
Joseph
U. S
America
A. Ti. A
France
Rev Walter Gay Installed as Messiah Pastor
Rev Walter Gay formerly of Hartford was formally installed as pastor of the Messiah Baptist church on Arch street in Bridgeport. The ceremony featured remarks by clergy from Hartford and Bridgeport, a presentation address read by Edwin Mavritte, and an installation sermon by Rev AW Harris of Stanford. Refreshments followed as committees and the Pastors' Aid Society organized the event.
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Walter Gay
Hartford
Messiah Baptist Church
Arch Street
W. B. Reed
Chaiman
Edwin “J. Mavritte
I J.bahr
New Haven
Her
AW. O. Harris
Stanford
I W. Reed
Waterbury
Coules
Suite Pecretary
Dward Sims
Nerwalk
Decision Reserved in Suit Against Burns
Judge John J. Walsh in the Civil Common Pleas reserved his decision in the case of I Wiliam Bauer against John Burns and wife. Testimony from Dorr F R Whitney supported Bauer’s claim that defendants agreed to let him keep any amount over 37000 from land sale proceeds and that they sold to John Farrell while another customer waited for 7200. Bauer seeks 300 as commission and 400 damages.
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John J. Walsh
Cival Common ‘Pious Court
Bauer
Ansonia Woman Dies of Mercury Poisoning
Ansonia Sept 25 The death of Mrs John W Canning a well known local woman occurred at Griffin hospital last night after an accidental ingestion of bi chloride of mercury tablets The woman swallowed the tablets by mistake Her condition was critical from the start and there was little hope for recovery She is survived by a husband and two small children
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Ansonia
John W. Canning
Griffin Hospital
Women Shoplifters Clean Up In Derby
Four women shoplifters visited Derby and stole several hundred dollars in goods from The Boston Store Fashion A Singer Co and Xornbluts in Angonia. Derby police reported losses totaling about 100 dollars from a women’s outfitting shop. Police in three cities coordinated to pursue five suspected culprits.
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Derby
Boston
Fashion
A. Singer & Co
Sxornbluts
Angonia
Harry Berman
Cilies
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LABOR
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Board of Home Missions
Fields
Ze Oy
Theschas
Lace Torpedo Boat Company
Frye
Ameitans
B&r
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Claire Bithel Declatg
Aetore
Bitland
Petter Heo
Senaro
Tou
Sfeinte
Sertparn
Martin T. Bacrett
Charming
Charmeuse
A. Adolph
Fairfield Ave
Tel
Bar
Rev. Gay
Messiah
Burns
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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