Cummings Chosen as Charm an of Rise Meeting
Cummings, chosen as temporary chairman of the Democratic national convention in San Francisco, outlines a keynote address at a luncheon. He attacks Republican actions in Congress over the League of Nations and claims the Democrats deserve credit for wartime leadership. Women gain representation on the committee drafting the convention program.
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Democratic National
National Contention
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Iroquois Club
Democratic Chieftaina
Congress
League of Nations
League of ‘Nation
Michigan
Patsox
Anon Metallic Cartridge Plans Employee Store
The Anon Metallic Cartridge company proposes a cash general store to reduce living costs for employees and families. Built near Gate 7, Building 231, it will offer groceries, clothing, shoes, and general merchandise at cost with a 20 percent saving. Employees must buy a 1 or 1 weekly membership, refundable after 10 days’ notice.
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Barnum Avenue
City Democrats Urge Education Dept Aid and Irish Support
The Democratic City convention in Sequoyah society rooms elected delegates to the state convention in New Haven. It backed a national department of education and pledging moral support for the Irish Republic, plus creating a state information bureau. An executive board plan and altered primary timing were approved. Delegates named include Murphy, Ford, Kelly, Belour, Keefe, Hogan, Gallagher, Densigan, Hearn, Luby, Coates, Cornell, and others.
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State Bureau of Information
New Haven
Cornell
Departtment of Education
Democratic City
Sequoyah Society
Information Bureau
National Democratic Party
T. 7. Murany
John J. Ford
J. J. Kelly
H. Belour
H. Keefe
Wim
Hogan
T. Gallaghiy
Tohn McCuinners
J’. Densigan
Frank
Pranen Chaneyy
Mishael Smotts
Willian Moran
Thomas Reddys É
John T. McGuinness
Choman J. Hyngersford
Frank J. Hearny
Richard Meyer
Elfth Strict
Joseph Ta
Coates
Wireless men hunt signals from Mars in April attempt
Omama, Seb April 20. An ace attempt is made this week to pick up wireless signals believed sent from Mars by experts. Dr Frederik Tf Millenes, a local wireless expert, announced the plan today.
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Earth
Frederik Tf. Millenes
April Stage Show With Teeth Shower
Fragmented text reports an April stage production titled Three Showers featuring a chaotic scene. A character Miss Wheaton allegedly knocks a man’s gold teeth loose as others debate improvised remedies while an electrician and a magician provide conflicting testimony about a supposed accident. The page ends with a notice of continuation on the next page.
Free Speech Debate at AP Meeting 1914 Criticized Aliens Rights
Vice President Marshall addressed the Associated Press annual meeting urging vigorous defense of rights and the constitution while warning that foreigners seeking haven in the United States have no right to preach against the government. He praised free speech for native born citizens and those who advocate constitutional change through lawful means, but condemned critics who seek to alter the regime from within.
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France
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Kapp Asks Sweden To Afford Refuge
Stockholm April 20 Associated Press Wolfgang Tkapp leader of the recom wprising in Germany has written the Swedish Government asking permission to remain in Sweden as a political refugee. He asks for his wife and daughter to reside in Sweden as he seeks exile after fleeing via Holland Belgium and Prance toward Switzerland. He does not wish to take over residence in the Ladred Stati with disturbing military activity.
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Gey
Associated Press
Wolfgang Tkapp
Germany
Sweden
Cir Lester
Holland
Belgium
Prante
Switzeland
Isngrid
Wwe
Delsgulive Eminlry
Fire at Raybestos Co Plant Damages Building
A fire was discovered last night at the Raybestos Co plant at 1437 Thurlow Avenue Sharuy Jitter 12 o'clock. The blaze caused minor damage but was contained quickly with no spread to adjacent structures and crews remained on scene to prevent further risk.
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Buildinga
Beat Us to It Declares Rev Alex Alison
Mayor Wilson denies knowledge of Pastors Association plans as church leaders claim they were ready to act against gambling and disorderly houses in Bridgeport. Police, Burns detectives, and city officials pursued leads after Saturday raids that netted about 200 prisoners.
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Wilson
Pastors’ Association
Bridgeport
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Pastors” Association
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Trajso Wilson
Fastoris Association
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Law and
Pastors Association
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Algonquin Club
Stratfield Hotel
Charles H. Suckley
Frank P.anderson
Redente
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Redgate
Redgard
Ernellia
Sion
Destructive Tornado Toll Across Several States
A deadly tornado carved a path through Eastern Mississippi, Northwestern Alabama, and parts of Tennessee, killing over 140 people and causing multimillion dollar losses. Towns like Rose T, Meridian, and Starkville report major damage with dozens of unidentified bodies. Rescue and recovery efforts face communication difficulties as injuries and fatalities mount across Lauderdale, Covington, and surrounding counties.
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Alabama
Tennessee
Birmingham
Ala
Wost
Lauderdale
Williamson
Maury Councy
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Miss
Inte
Glen
Sharn County
Aberdeen
Baker
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Shemfield
Gurley
Litlie Cove
Wasp
Dearnenion Ag
Tornado Death Toll and Damage Rise in Arkansas
Tornadoes lashed western Arkansas causing fatalities and extensive damage as officials and wire service sources confirm rising casualties. Towns report damaged structures and ongoing assessments amid continuing storm warnings.
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Ark
Forthwestern
Arkansas
Lo Yeparty
Palmer Leads In Georgia Primary
In Georgia the Democratic presidential preference primary shows Attorney General Palmer leading Senator Hoke Smith and Thomas E. Watson. Early returns from 142 of 2, counties give Palmer 112 convention votes, Watson 96, Smith 70. Palmer leads in leading counties, while Watson tops Atlanta Fulton with 209 votes, and Smith trails. Partial results also note slow tabulation in Nebraska.
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Hoke Smith
Thomas E. Watson
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Smith
Georgia
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Tharly
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Alliante
Walton
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Clash Over Bonus Plan Shocks Congress
Washington April 20 Republicans and Democrats clashed fiercely in the House over a soldier bonus plan. Representative Good warned enactment would provoke strong public backlash while Garner accused Republicans of foisting a costly tax scheme to fund the plan. Towns secretary called for a conference to edit the measure amid party tensions and committee friction.
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Wyoming
Garner
Texas
Townat
Republican Caucis Committee
Danny Conerence
Texpensa
Property Owners May Face Charges Over Roaring Saturday Night
Bridgeport authorities warn owners, mortgagees, or lessees of properties tied to a Saturday night raid may be held liable if they knowingly allow their buildings to be used for gambling or immorality. Attorney William A. Redden cites General Statutes Section 4,387, with penalties up to $500 or six months imprisonment for permitting such use.
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State of
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