President Harding's plea to end state of war with Germany
President Harding addressed a special session of Congress urging economy and tax reform to fund postwar needs, calling for tariff acts, budget restraint, and a broader plan to restore commerce. He insisted on American industry protection, highway and rail reforms, and a cautious approach to international peace.
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Attorney Quits as Client Voices Distrust in Court
The client, Mrs. White, alleges distrust of her attorney Toomey of Mount Vernon and seeks a continuance. Judge Wellogs continued the case May 14 while Mrs. White’s demeanor and notes suggested dissatisfaction. Toomey withdrew after her demand for a fair trial. divorce proceedings included accusations of desertion and cruelty dating to 1905. The timeline spans Mount Vernon and Bridgeport court activity with mentions of Sessions and related filings.
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Congo Revolt Sparks Through Charm in Equator District
Reports from official sources describe a native uprising in the equator district sparked by a so called charm. Troops were deployed to quell the disturbance as natives, initially credulous, grew ardent and uncontrollable. Restoring order is expected to take several months.
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Naturalization Of Alien Enemies Begins Here Soon
A court session will start naturalization for aliens whose citizenship applications stalled. The process resumes for a week with many cases pending since 191? and 1918, as the court reviews applicants and prepares examinations, including those who failed earlier hearings.
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Thas
Sailor Held Responsible for Chinaman's Death
A sailor faces charges in a fatal incident, with court appearances set for Thursday after a tense Saturday event. Authorities report the victim, identified as a Chinese national, died under unclear circumstances prompting an official inquiry and arraignment.
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Mail to Danish Lottery Firms Banned
The notice reports a postal restriction impacting mail sent to Danish and Scandinavian lottery firms. It notes authorities in Sweden and Denmark restricting mail to these firms, with implications for postal service usage and regulatory action.
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Denmark
Great Special Offer on Sherwin-Williams Floor Iac Varnish
The message promotes Sherwin-Williams Floor Iac a superior varnish stain for furniture floors and woodwork and invites customers to try it with a coupon. It instructs signing the coupon and bringing it to the store today for the offer.
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