Sisters Under the Skin on Main Street New York
Fragmentary OCR reveals a narrative set on Main Street New York involving a shy young woman, Tus, and Jeannette San Perello. The text hints at gangster haunt surroundings in the Lower East Side and a man whose troubling behavior includes threats and concealment of a revolver. The incomplete lines suggest a crime or noir atmosphere with evolving tension between strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
New York
Tomlights
Lower East Side
Jeannette San Perello
Sernorimes
Filmed life of high society star sparks debate on housing law
A vivid tale threads gossip about a famed stage figure and a quiet disclosure of a new New York housing bill. The story links a celebrated performer with a reform attempt, while landlords risk fines under a Straus bill advancing to the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York
Tentova
Straus
Harding outlines treaty stance amid tax and transportation talk
President Harding frames policy on protection and taxation while urging Congress to study transportation issues and rail costs. He highlights a pledge to repeal excess profits tax and hints at future action on Versailles treaty terms and foreign policy amid Republican reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Traigo
Mtr. Harding
Congress
League
Senate
Stronth
White House
Counser
Adorrss
Epitol
Mocardime Lad
Mir
Sorrely
Fen Wing Ds
Civil Service Repeal Sparks Session Debate
The legislature reels as civil service is repealed amid Senate rejection of two bills. House actions and gubernatorial stance shape the clash over reform. Nominations for state posts, a charter request, licensing shifts, and wage limits thread through the day as end-of-session signals loom. Communities like Ridgefield and Danbury appear in charter and corporate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Phe Commission
Brown
Senate
Aerien
Jaye
G. Hiavel
William HM. Pladgett
Trobhi
B. Stoecksl
T. Lions
Hartford
Baldwin
Incorporations
Home Tile and Guaranty Company
Danbury
Lown
Ridgefield
Almonshille
Health Department
Qendar Wan
Woodbridge Trap Rock Street
City Plans Bond Issue to Fund Public Works Projects
Public officials outline a 592,007 bond program to finance sewer paving school and park projects with a five percent limit. Proceeds from a 692000 bond sale will be allocated by the financial advisor among departments. Public works director notes staffing limits and reviews must cover street repairs, with five gangs of about eight men each as the summer cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinned
Public Works
Seurrsink Phan
Loakine
Girl struck by car suffers skull fracture in street accident
A girl was crossing Muirheld avenue between Pox and Renner streets when a motor vehicle driven by Kintoh Qehen of Frud struck her. She was taken to a hospital with a skull fracture and multiple injuries after warning horn failed to prevent the collision.
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Svengwlits
Jeannette
Brother Joseph
Muirheld Avenue
Pox
Renner Street
Ait
Kintoh Qehen
In Frud
Son Street
Ion Store
Wis
Azarm
Phi. Ys
Walsh
Emerweviey
Povigeman P.O Grien
Sirmston
Hay
Strike Halted by Triple Alliance in Coal Dispute
Reports from Conginard on Page One indicate that a matrix of proposals could invite government control, opposed by parliament. Miners demand no government subsidized wage gains and reject broad nationalization, while owners favor pooling through cooperation. Final offers were to be studied, with a written reply promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Javom
Hodges
Willams
Wie Minis Wesociation
Toe
Nonnyal Rarnbed
Smith
Miners’ Federation
Minera’imal
Kroyd- Ganrge
Ntfer
Poe
Jaoy George
Bridgeport Auto Ring Trial Details Burroughs Case
Testimony alleges Burroughs paid western operatives and attorneys to shield him. Basden testified of a planned stationing in the Hotel Commodore and a Buffalo garage arrangement. A mysterious letter from Basden to Mrs White referenced trouble with Burroughs and Miss Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs
Cmed
Basden
Commodore
Newark
Buffalo
Cleveland
Bridgeport
Frederick Ta
Sharwood
Ety
Ving
Wheeler Avenue
Basen
Sherwood
Sovern
Wikttarmn EF. Connolly
Burrowshé
Wonnally
Tutte
Qritten
Jack White
Trowble
Josephine Clark
William Street
Hia Sennoe
Basdem
Jim
Joe
Miss Clark
Hasden
D Basden
Burrougshs
Lewis W. McCleaning
Attar Yoya
Detroit
Braid
Walter J. Mckenzie
United States District Attorney
Athorner
Roscoe Benjamin
Atitn Dealar
Winsted
Zovy Ermannk
Shaxler
Witner Viela Walsh
Tetroit
Tuttle
Talks on Newspaper Advertising by Truman A DeWeese
Truman A DeWeese argues women dominate buying and reading, making newspapers the prime advertising medium. He claims women handle most purchases, household needs, and reading, while men buy less. newspapers reach the home at peak receptivity for quick, decisive effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncoman
Truman A. Deweese
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Wintered van Duzer
Broadway
Syewgili
Ature
Damascus
F. £. Fickett
Stratford
Main
Hallett Pharmacy
Hallett St. Mawley Hardware CO
Mal Karfillow
Zucker
Elm
George Schweizer
George Malone
Harral Ave
T. Slingnamara
Bat
Noble
Blackman
State St
Ginand Cutlery
Falmfeld Ave
Brinkerhoff Bros
Main St
W. Roth Men's Shop
FE. Beagh
Frank Heers
the Waples CO
Stratford Ave
J. A. Silver
Liggetts Drug Store
Barnum Pharmacy
The
Hawley Hardware Co
Goath & Platt Company
Durham-Duplex Razor CO
Jersey City
New Jersey
USA
Sheffield
Eng
Paris
France
Toronto
Con
Seles
the Electric Shop
Thor Washing Machines
THOR
Uall
YNEM
the United Illuminating CO. Barnum
Oxster Bay
Avice Tistano
Temanlir
Stanislaw Portarovich
Pana
Triple Alliance
Foreign Relations Committee
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Panama
Colon
Kellogs
Republican
Minnesota
Truman A. Geweese
Bualo
Newopathic
Winsol
Wea
Fred
S. Warter
Faorrtiels
Cor
Winsor
132Nd St
12Th Ave
N.Y. C
Morningside
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