Bravery Award Seals Police Bravery and Parish Fire Safety
Washington authorities commend Bravery of two officers and a tavern proprietor after a tense incident on East Washington and Fairfield avenues. Ordinance changes considered to curb car parking near intersections and deadlines set for enforcement. salary redirections approved for police department staff amid a broader reform package.
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Guy Tucwth
Washington
Nyvewk Phoolak
Gimenata
Polman
Thomas
McNamera
Heaton
Lampett
Phot Bux
Columbus
Veur
Polco
Frederick le
Slinrom
Howard St. Mer
Aeriyeres
East Washington
Fairfield Avenue
Courtland
Borfares
Ecome
Jon
Gera
Zor
Hartford
Worldkeport
Lige
Perm
Apts
April Fool’s Day Oddities and Warnings
A fragmented editorial note warns readers on April Fools Day to ignore suspicious calls and odd strangers. It humorously portrays a parade of odd behaviors, urging caution and restraint while weaving in playful warnings about prankish temptations and social tricks. The tone mimics a local paper’s lighthearted caution.
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Juyon
Barnum
Dow
Hot Cross Buns Move to H C S Class
Hot cross buns remain available though now listed in the H C S class. Consumers report prices as high as 30 cents a dozen on Good Friday. The rise is blamed on higher costs of production and labor.
Hammer Attack Leaves U M C Employee Fractured Skull
Howard Corcoran, a U M C cutlery division worker on Seymour Street, was struck above the eye with a hammer. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital with a suspected skull fracture. The incident was reported to police. the suspect is being held on bond of 1,000.
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Neat Pfvan
Ork
Dain
Howard Corcoran
S4ymour Etreat
LG. M C
Divigion
Wis
Rammond le Panad
Arctic Street
Bridgeport
Easter holiday closures and observances noted
The report notes Good Friday as a holiday in Minas with business and schools closed for Easter vacation. Many factories and stores suspend operations in the afternoon. Churches hold services marking the Saviour's commemorate.
General Electric business NY report totals and arrivals
General Electric Company in New York reports 1929 receipts totaling 23932 versus 224134 in the prior year per a pamphlet year-end summary. The current demand for the companys products is noted as greatly improved. Also 237 scowaways arrive in New York aboard the steamship Oscar II from Copenhagen and Christiania with Thorwell Haynes among the 742 cabin passengers.
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New York
Maren *Sl
Gene i ‘Company
Mamphlet
Nunle Tagay
Pio
Copenhagen
Christiania
Thorwell Haynes
Finland
King's Troubles In Wood Campaign To Be Aired In Court
A Washington report by George H. Manwing outlines King and Wood campaign turmoil. Key figures include Procter, Hitchcock, Moses, and Thompson amid Alabama shifts and reappointments affecting General Wood's Southern support.
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George HW. Manwing
Wishington
Ineldems
Severanes
Leonant Woot
Delia I
Tormner
EL Hitchcock Becsme Wood
T Hitchcock
Joseph O. Whampson
Bimingham
Ala
Celorel Thompson
Hitchcock
D. Straes
Guntersville
Dallas Smith
Opelitsz
Alabama
Thompson Wes Sidout
Wood
Maan Clady
Cooke
John J. King
King
Ietter
Owener Precter
Cincinnati
Moses
New Blampshire
Thae Wood
Iim
Appeals for Relief from Valuation Placed on City Property
Property owners in the central city filed appeals with the court challenging assessed valuations set by the tax commissioner. Louis Sagal, Fairchild and Shelton Company, and attorney Frederick Morgan represent interests in several parcels including the Plaza theater area. They contend valuations are unjust, inequitable, and above fair market value, seeking relief from the assessed amounts.
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Neice
Sila Perfor
Dees
Vestern
Louis Sagal
Haven
Fairchild and Shelton Company
Frederick
Morgan
Atlantic Holes
Torney
John J. CrPinen
Torushot
Plaza Theater
Wlgo
Violators Fined Totals Highlight Local Court Session
A garbled report notes fines totaling four thousand ninety dollars across defendants. Names and places are unclear, with distorted OCR text obscuring specifics of cases, violators, and proceedings.
Mississippi Rejects Suffrage Vote In House
Mississippi House declined to reverse its approval of a ratification resolution for the national suffrage amendment. The vote was final and cannot be reopened this session. In Delaware, lawmakers debated delaying final action as demonstrations and partisan tension flared outside the chamber.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi House of Representatives
Senate
Conner
Delaware
DUVDR
Delalarely
Delawrare Meise
Representa
Onis House
Caenibality Hart
Hart
Antis
Ube
Larne
Postwar Federal Reserve reports flag gradual price easing
Washington March 1 Broad summaries from Federal Reserve bank reports describe postwar price trends as easing with signs of a gradual decline in consumer goods and wholesale prices. Officials note some optimism for spring in industrial and agricultural output but warn that labor shortages and building material scarcities could temper the recovery.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
oMemls
Comeluaion
Jlng
Atlantic
Husatonic Rises Two Feet Above Normal
A garbled report notes the Housatonic River rising two feet above normal near the docks. The account mentions river conditions, anticipated sand quantities, and potential downstream impact. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Tan
Derby
Shelton
Ormal
Gag
Rls
Brent
US Irish policy spored by George in Commons talk
In a Commons debate on Irish policy George Carson and Ulster leaders drew attacks over American attitudes to Sinn Fein. The discussion followed a government move to pass a second reading of Home Rule by a large margin, with critics arguing American sympathy encouraged secession and violence.
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George
Ulster
Sinn Fein
Peace with Germany Moves To End War Debated In Congress
Washington March 31 Republicans push a joint resolution to declare the war ended. Democrats oppose fast action, urging delay until Monday. House debate centers on executive power and the path to peace while party leaders seek quick passage.
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Washington
Mar
Germany
Congress
House
Republicas
Foreign Affairs Mittee
Leck Wes in the Reef Bat Plumber Preferred 10- Work
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions a plumber named Wes in a cellar and references a president of an Eagle Tire Co. The text cites an interview about poles and a promised settlement or remedy, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Leck Wes
Tie
Phe
Filibuster to Delay Socialist Expulsion
Albany March marked by a 14 hour filibuster in the New York State Assembly aimed at delaying a vote on expelling five Socialist members for alleged disloyalty. Speaker Sweet restricted speeches to 15 minutes as minority leader Donahue pressed for debate, with Waldman’s expulsion vote not expected before late night.
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New York Assembly
Thaddeus C. Sweet
Louis Waldman
Albany
Delate
New
Zea State Assembly
Charles D. Donahue
Sweet
Borenresi
William S$. Evatt
Bronx
Recommenda Siong
Judiciary
York
Senate
Goversin Smith
Smith
Callasi
Ares
Tre Minarky
Lau Agatnar
Bojpu
Ssreel
Cliriv Hutles
Witels
Sinn Feiners Denounce Murder Story of Lord Mayor
Sinn Feiners denounce a Dublin and London press story claiming Lord Mayor MacCurtain was killed by society after expulsion from the Irish brotherhood. Figures including Arthur Griffith and Professor Stockley d Corie reject the report as unfounded and urge patience until official inquest details are released.
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SINN
London
Bnt
MacCurtain
Vom
Irish Republican Brothershood
Dublin Core
Sint
Prinse
Sis
Crown
C O F F Plans Clean Up Campaign Report
Fragmented notes indicate an official campaign to organize a cleanup effort. Mentions daylight saving and a chamber report to assess favorability. Includes unclear references to Baney beh and commerce figures.
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C. Ofc
Miners and Operators Reach New Wage Agreement
In New York Biren 3h Theine, factions for mine workers and operators reached a wage settlement this afternoon, with regional committees approving a central competitive award. The agreement, embodying Wilson's coal commission award, provides a wage increase and becomes effective tomorrow, with two years of continuity in tone for the industry.
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New York
Biren
Coramites
Safina A& Cane
Dent Wilson
Commission
Wal
Mates and Pilots Vote to Strike in New York
New York March 31 The complete group of Marine Officers and Pilots Association, about 28 000 members, voted to strike to begin at 7 tomorrow to protest conditions and bring forceful action.
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New York
Two Homes Robbed With Jewelry Stolen
A fragmented police report notes two homes were robbed yesterday afternoon at about 3 o clock. Entry appeared forced and investigators say several rings and water- related items were taken from both residences. Authorities urge residents to report similar breaks.
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Carrell Jolson
Watehina
Bigges
Torcimir
Petitions for Hoover A Reichenns Seek to Plein
The readable fragments report petitions filed in a Hoover area matter with references to Reichenns and Plier Fini. Details are sparse but indicate formal requests before a local body or official. Entities include Hoover and Reichenns with unclear roles or dates.
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