Army chiefs to hold Washington conference in June
A dozen major generals commanding corps areas and divisions will attend a Washington conference in June. The gathering, the first since 1921, will include corps leaders and division commanders and cover topics prepared by the general staff. Discussed will be budget items and corps area reports ahead of the December congressional session.
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Old Elephant Memory Surprises Circus Trainer
April 22 report from New York says Ringling Trotherg Barnum and Bailey at Madison Square Garden show a trained elephant with surprising memory. Trainer George Denman notes 618 Bess recalls a peanut bag hidden on a beam, a rare canine-like instinct. later, aerialist Ye p Danzel inspires awe with a new high dive despite changes in her routine.
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Boy Killed When Car Strikes New Bicycle Gifted Boy
Windsor April 22 A family story ends tragically as thirteen year old Mi nis Mra. James RL Gastisan of Highland Street receives a new bicycle for a gift. The vehicle was struck by an automobile driven by John G. Corlin of Had ford Fhe and the boy died from injuries days later. Parents say the accident resulted from the automobile speeds and reckless driving.
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Fairfield Red Cross Flood Aid Ready
Fairfield, April 22 Special. The Fairfield chapter of the American Red Cross is prepared to aid flood relief as soon as directed by national headquarters. Chairwoman Florence R Prams reported that local chapters in flood regions are handling relief and have supplied 1540 tents with 1906 more on the way to assist families left homeless.
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Early half of Bingham's bills gain approval
A long summary notes Senator Bingham of Connecticut achieved about 42 percent passage of his introduced measures in the Sixty-Ninth Congress, with emphasis on aeronautics and related issues. It highlights the All Commerce Act, Kitty Hawk monument, Army Air Corps support, and citizenship for Virgin Islands inhabitants, plus other Connecticut land and oyster-bed dispute bills and pending measures.
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Great Mash
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Shentpard-Towner
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Unclear OCR fragment in Holyoke reporting riot aftermath
An unreadable April report from Holyoke Massachusetts describes chaotic street scenes with mentions of riots and seizures. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent details about people, places, or dates.
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