Radical street corner oratory fading after war
NEW YORK April 14 Street corner oratory of radical nature is declining since the war, a survey by the ACLU shows. In 88 cities police limited radical meetings and 13 departments permit street meetings without license. Cities named include New York Boston St Louis Detroit Baltimore Galveston Springfield Harrisburg Port Wayne Terre Haute Lincoln Berkeley Camden. The report notes radical meetings now occur in only 7 of 38 cities.
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New York
American Civil Liberties Union
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Baltimore
Galveston
Springfield
Mass
Harrisburg
Port Wayne
Terre Haute
Ind
Lincoln
Berkeley
Calif
Camden
N. J
Death of Harry Bell Seiden Stamford Banker Dies
Harry Bell vice president and director of the First Stamford National Bank died today in Stamford Connecticut. He joined the bank in 1866 and became president in 1893. The bank later consolidated with Stamford National.
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Stamford, Conn
Harry Bell
First Stamford National Bank
First National Bank
Stamford
Bank executive named vice president in 1919
Mgr Bell born in 1850 served as burgess when Stamford was a borough. Survived by wife Mrs Bell, son Arthur W., and daughter Mrs Charales Lothwood.
Hartford Carpet Plant to Reopen After Strike
The Bigelow Hartford Carpet Co announces its Hartford plant will reopen next Monday after a stoppage from February 28. About 1,406 unorganized workers and around 1,900 organized employees are expected back. The wage scale will remain 26 percent lower than before the strike, with police protection for all staff assured.
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TV Hompsonvelle
Bigelow Hartford Carpet Co
Avho
New Haven Road Announces Wage Cut Consultations
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad sent notices for conferences with representatives of various groups of employees about wage reductions to take effect May 20. The changes affect about 5000 workers not previously covered in the revision proposal. Dates for conferences will be set later.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Trig
Kemal Promises Pope Protection For Christians
Cardinal Gasparri urged Mustapha Kemal Pasha to safeguard Christians in the Caucasus Asia Minor and Anatolia. Kemal replied that all inhabitants are under his humanitarian duty and that measures already protect Christians in Angora's jurisdiction. Flappers Defend Modern Styles as Right of Woman addresses debates on youth fashion and moral standards amid calls for modest attire in schools and society.
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WOME
Gasparri
Panal
Mustapia Kemal Pasha
Narepr
Ssunveme
Angora
Caucasus
Asia Minor
Anatolia
Avays
Mustapha Kemal
Thel Kardinal
Anpora
American beauty ideal praised by visitors amid flapper talk
A fragment discusses praise from English and French visitors for American women, noting perceived abundance of beauty among the middle and elite classes. It references flappers, rouge, henna, lipstick, and the idea of a melting pot of feminine charm, urging a pause to admire the old family album.
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New York Society
Lillian Langtry
Continents
Uolraned
United States
T Shea Net Sen
Paul Hellen
America
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St Louis
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Spectors Brevan Cash
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Chiffon
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Connors Clothing Co. Ladies’ Department
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Sonnenberg, Music Company
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