Berlin Hopes for Favorable Action on German Proposals
Berlin hopes a favorable basis for negotiations will be found as Washington receives Germany's proposals. The plan involves a large loan and revised bonds to improve the trade balance, with public disclosure delayed by U.S. requests. Berlin's political tensions and American reactions color ongoing mediation debates among Simons, Harding, and Washington officials.
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Germany
Washington
Wolftigan
Wilson
Universal Service
Sears
Simons
Ward
Harding
Bernard Jaruch
Germaiy
Dr. Simons
Hardins
Seuthern
Deader Breitscheid
Vossische Zeitung
Aso
Liversal Service
Besis
Torreenondenta
New Welfare Department Plan Meets Opposition
Washington April 26 The plan to create a three department federal welfare system drew opposition at a cabinet meeting and in talks between labor leaders and President Harding aides. Labor leaders backed transferring children and women’s work from the labor department and the administration discussed educational agencies before final plans. The session signaled potential friction as Harding weighs congressional input and administration advice.
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Federal
Children's and Women’s Bureau
Labor Department
Washington
Department of Public Welfare
Harding
Whipkins
Samuel Gompersi
American Federation of Labor
Davis
Lawser
Department of Labor
Naw
Hardins
Congress
Welfare Department
Simons to Quit German Cabinet Sparks Diplomatic Tension
The article reports Dr. Simons planning to resign from the German cabinet and appealing directly to Washington, drawing displeasure from British, French, and Italian diplomatic representatives and claiming Russian concerns via the foreign office. It notes allied governments’ displeasure and Reichstag figures commenting on the move.
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Shea siGos
Dr. Simons
Washington
Bial
Lave
Tet Ihe
Simons
Foreign Office
America
State! & Prarmisenc
Reichstag
Hughess German Proposal Discussion Reveals U S Stance
Fragmentary telegraph text shows Secretary Hughes briefing on Berlin reparations proposals. He reiterates U S support for allies holding Germany accountable for the war and outlines conditions for Geneva style negotiations and possible Berlin responses.
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Heine
Dre Mun
State Department
Mgr. Hughes
Berlin
United States
Hughes Jan
Germany
Monty
Ale Hughes
Hughes
Trermany
Elloreibe
All Day Fight On Naval Bill Debate in disarmament row
In a heated session the debate over the naval bill centers on armament limits and a proposed plan. Kelley and Connolly clash over delaying navy building until an international conference, while advocates push the program forward to avoid accusations of bad faith and to counter German pressure amid ongoing disarmament talks.
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Jinan
Navy
Fone
Lion Ory
Kelley
Presid
United States
Connolly
French Authorities Move To Check Grippe Epidemic
Paris reports April 26 ministerial measures to curb the Spanish influenza outbreak across military hospitals and civilian districts in the Paris area. Officials say the disease is not as deadly as the 1818 epidemic and describe its epidemiology with earlier references, while promising special precautions.
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Paris
Ne Wir
City Finance Board Debates Park Funds and Work Crews
A lengthy meeting of the board of apportionment and the finance advisory committee discussed a 30 000 request for park department work crews and the use of bond funds. Members praised and criticized the process, debated charging and funding a Crane company bill, and considered new projects like seawall paving, a modern toilet, and a running track to employ the poor, while planning to request guidance from the finance advisory committee.
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Vaunell
Pelilion
Nes
Finnsss
Dinance Advigory Committee
Sealey
George
Tee
Mittee Comelst
Bernard Keating
Chales Sturt Canfield
Frank Miller
Guy Th Mileler
Walter
Lashas
Chorge B
Clark
Charles C. Sawford
Board of
Apportionment
Thein
Ames
Sheng
Kanes
Mr. Cupfield
Genes
Allingimn
Haies
Cainfield
Gaines
Canteid
Defield
M Nfield
Par
Ma. J
Canfield
Ynkoard
Park Board
Subaye
Granny Company
Gebe
Lig City
Bien Wealth Park
Hier
Beardsley Park
Senley
Nuance
Bisrah
Creation Commission
Washburn Accused Three of Family By Shanley in Turn
In a Detroit court, five defendants face conspiracy charges tied to a federal automobile law case. Key testimony references Sergeant Washburn, Burroughs, Shanley, and connections to stolen cars. Prosecution and defense motions are noted as judge Tuttle rules on several points.
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Ian
Hartford
Earl A. Richmond
Elley
Hartford-Aotna Na~tional
Foy Richmond
Bienmond Beng
Fas A
Philidelpia
New York
Judgelexander Creecon
Richmond
Mar
Thomas
Sam Gemiert
Janay
Fairfield Avenue
Laapert
New
Creen
Wiel
Fairfield
Lampert
Costa
Jalveiine
Bridgeport Ames
John Mondracea
Haves
Paul Toh
Andrew Veres
Casper A. Camimin
Madison
Marvivid
Tossi
United State
Wartford
Daley
Tass
Maurice
Boston
Greenwich
Arlfig
Tis
Mrn
Helen Barret
Colchester
Noreal
Wag
United States
Norwalk
Bair
Bridgeport
Tobin Aiaman
Michael Ben-kowsky
Aaron Bernstein
Arthur LaFond
Lois Alford
Milford
Beach
Washburn
Shanley
Detroit
Autore Ducal
Eugene I. Shaates
Whitney Avenue
Nien
Lie Ahonney
Wim
Burroughs
Worney
Vlein
Inquirera Bo
Patrick J Flanagan
Justice Agents
Department of Justice Agers of
Bartfard
Everal
Bearme Effec
Tuttle
Miorney Klein
Wein
Hive
Burnat
Plaza Carnival Gambling Charged in Riverside Row
In Bridgeport officials face carnival gambling concerns with police declaring the show the cleanest carnival yet. Public critics and pastors voice unease over gates, prizes, and perceived exploitation amid local industrial stress. Police board considers future carnival policy and regulations.
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Jan Mas
Lotel Ainst
Sergio i
Jon Ie
Meany Sears
Bridgeport
Phosa
Sridgepark
Doan C. Stanley
Board of Police Commissioners
Pastors’ Association
Mrehing Alie
Minsk
Distrine Wepublican Clin
Fire department budget transfer request stalls board meeting
Unclear transcript shows the fire department asking for transfer approvals as the board of apportionment meeting continues. Wun Wal reported on the proceedings yesterday amid the ongoing budget discussions and disputed requests.
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Fire Department
Board of Apportionment
Cable Authority President Elected Amid Hearings
A fragmented report outlines the Cable Authority voting for its president amid ongoing hearings. The text emphasizes extending sales aid and communications to reach all people, urging American cable firms to expand service broadly and quickly.
What a Tonic Does for You Daily Energy Boost
An old ad claims a tonic improves energy strength and endurance by enriching blood flow and oxygen delivery, easing digestion, and reducing fatigue. It promotes focus and stamina for work or study and suggests organic iron from Nusated Toow sold by druggists.
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Druezisis
American Press Association urged to expand foreign service
Fenster Meliogg cited the American Press Association as the most independent and foremost in the world and said they are expanding to other countries. He appealed for government support of cable and radio facilities as Senator Kellogs noted the need for broader service.
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Iva
London
Beilish
Prenth
Fenster Meliogg
Amerivat
Sere Sanding Limited
Kellogs
Independent News Groups Dominate Global Pitch
The American free press groups stood as the sole unsubsidized independent news gathering teams worldwide, highlighting a rare, self funded model amid public and private media ecosystems.
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Heally Department
Muer
Torroughs
Strteamwen
Crarrich
Saeed
Winsete
Carrick
Cable Authority
Ameria
Amne
ALWAW
EMS Bove
Thars
Ines
Malin Toor
American Hardware
Tairfield Avenue
Middle St
Newbros
Leonard, Inc
705Th Ave
Main St
G. W.fairchild & Sons, Inc
P.O. Ayoade
Conn
Hawn
Newell Dwight Hillis
Rabbi Silverman
Judge Moore
Knoeppel
Rotary Club of New York
Hawn Corporation
Broadway
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