Home life in modern society under socialist ideals
The article profiles Claessens Pictures and a social reform discourse by Glagssens of New York on home life. It quotes plans for communal kitchens and central heating plants to relieve housewives from drudgery, arguing for municipal or cooperative adoption to uplift both women and families.
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Lae
Restauran
Seerel
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Iifets
Podntir
Sales Tax Urged By Utah Senator
Utah Senator Smoot backs a sales tax as simple to administer. He argues it would fairly distribute the tax burden, tied to earnings, and warns that repeal of such taxes could hit business hard. The proposal envisions payments on resales and ultimate consumption, noting widespread global tax burdens.
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Paper Bros
Helped Her Little Girl With Cough Relief In Ad Campaign
A fragmentary notice cites Soley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for a child’s lingering cold and racking distress. It mentions Wada 1em Philagnignia and an account by O writes about seeking relief with home remedies before Fotey’s Honey and Tar.
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Special Session Convenes Today in Redrawn Agenda
The special session opens amid push for tariff legislation vetoed by President Harding. Senate and House aim for quick votes on key measures including tax revision and anti-dumping bills. Nominations from the President, a major reorganization, and debates on treaties and immigration are on the docket as party lines shape the week.
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Ipech
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Stolen Roy Report From Dilawi Residence
Dace Magoiizies of 260 Bunnall Street reported to police that 300 had been stolen from a drawer in his room. Officers are investigating the alleged theft and examining nearby clues.
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Harris Admits Confession Was Lie in Murder Case
In New York, Roy Harris confessed to fabricating his prior statements about the Hillwell murder. He and his wife were questioned. Harris later repudiated the confession, saying he sought to disgrace his people for years. The couple remains detained as investigators press on.
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France Faces Unpayable Reconstruction Costs
France cannot cover the reconstruction expenses for devastated regions, with estimates between 80 and 120 billion francs, plus 14 billion francs annually for ten years. The Finance Committee foresees heavy burdens from pensions and interest, amid secrecy around reparations expenditures.
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Community Chest Appeal Seeks 185000 Boost
Bridgeport launches its first Community Chest drive with a goal of 185000 to boost twenty two agencies and two emergent funds. Many donors who already gave in a rush to the campaign have signaled they will increase their contributions after reconsidering needs and priorities. Workers pause at noon for a final push and plan a dinner gathering at the Notel Strat field to tally the results.
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Bridgeport
Retreating Greeks Suffer Heavy Losses Near Brusa
April 16 Angora government dispatch reports trash attacks near Brusa. Three Greek columns advancing toward Sun Karabissar incurred heavy losses during a retreat. Anatolia notes Turkish victors celebrated with offerings to Allah as prices rise and factory stocks run low.
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Canadian Premier Urges Friendly Relations With U S
Arthur Meighen, Canada prime minister, urged conciliatory relations between Canada and the United States in an address to an international Rotary convention. He warned against domination by any one nation and emphasized joint duties to restrain extreme demands while praising mutual friendship. The piece notes pressure surrounding Judge Landis resigning to take a federal baseball commissioner role, highlighting a fierce competition for the judgeship and the Chicago Standard Oil ties.
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Arrested for Severe Assault on Grocer
A man named Edward Wealey of 799 Maplewood Avenue was arrested for severe assault on a grocer at Nira Diner on Ting Greek road. He faced charges of assault and breach of peace with a $500 bail set for appearance at Fairfield court. Security officers escorted him after police detained him following the incident.
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Greek Road
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Nira
Han
T Denadian
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Mapleweod Avenue
Peirfield Court
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Paifield
Olien Atalion
Japanese Wounded as Day’s Raid Ship Fire Solved
In Jacksonville Florida an incident during a whiskey smuggling raid left a Japanese sailor wounded and four others placed under arrest by federal officers. Gunfire erupted when one Japanese crewman opened fire, injuring Lancear? and sending others to hospital. The case moved to technical chapters as investigators pursue charges.
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Vast Field for Movies in Future, Bernstein Asserts
A historical critique argues cinema will surpass theater by projecting inner thoughts and psychology through images. It envisions future films as expansive and symbolic, with moving pictures increasingly conveying depth beyond spoken word and dramatic conventions.
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Both Sides Stand By Guns in Strike
Readable fragments describe miners in Wales and Seoyaoe facing threats and industrial action. Negotiations with government officials, unions led by Herbert Smith and Frank Hodis discuss securing higher wages and a standard minimum, with the threat of a broader strike across twenty three pits. The National Union of Railwaymen weighs in on the dispute, seeking a balance between wage demands and national economic constraints.
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Lioyd-George's Park
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South Welles
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area
Obituary notices list several local deaths with funeral details. Maria Morgan and Catherine Rita law are named among the deceased, with service times and church affiliations. Other obituaries mention Nellie Boleon Smith and Mrs. Crowther, along with burial plans at St. Michael's cemetery and Holy Rosary church.
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Chistopher Morgan
West Avenue
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Wiliam
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Thomas
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Ani Law
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Wren
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Gayhey
Aay
Michael
Syn James
Eelerk
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Saoth
Redmate
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William
Bridgeport
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Hey Perenta
Manolis White
Antolin
Morice
Syeret
Mael Bridgeport
Atele
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Bro
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Railroads Report Mixed Profit Picture Across The Nation
A detailed Interstate Commerce Commission review shows most railroads failed to post profits while several routes posted losses. The report cites bankruptcies and rising operating costs, noting average freight revenues fell short of expenses. It highlights February figures and calls for rate adjustments to stabilize the industry.
Submarine Phone Link To Cuba Opens Amid Plans
An ambitious submarine telephone system linking Cuba to the United States advances, promising better service through new networks. The project, directed by a former telecom executive, marks a significant leap in long distance connections and international communications.
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Bricklayers Refuse 25 Percent Cut in Construction Row
Bricklayers refuse a 25 percent wage cut proposed by the Building Contractors' Association. The dispute mirrors similar standpoints seen nationwide as workers resist reductions amid job cost pressures. The talks involve a large membership of roughly 5,000 in the Atlantic States and relate to ongoing industry economic tensions.
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Ed Yease
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