Albert Phillips Placed in Bloomingdale Asylum for Mental Health
Albert Phillips once secretary of state from 1914 to 1918 in Stamford is restrained at Bloomingdale asylum. He had treatment in New York and Norwalk and suffered a breakdown two years earlier, once a rising orator and attorney with ties to Democratic leaders.
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Stamford
Aus
Albert Phillips
Bloomingdale
White Plain
Floomingdale
Frosequtine
Kenealy
Phillips
New York
Norwalk
Ultimatim
John Paulins
Tall
Jing’ Paienta
Philips
Bramford
Cuting
Hamer Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Wreck on North Main Injures Three Children and Driver
An auto crash on North Main Street near the Trumbull line left three boys injured and Herbert Smith of Greenwich unhurt. Smith swerved to avoid boys from behind a passing truck, crashing into a telegraph pole. Edwin O Neil of 2T&s North Main was treated for minor injuries and released from hospital. Smith and wife returned to Greenwich after treatment at St Vincent's.
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North Main Street
Trumbull Mie
Herbert Smith
Greenwich
Smith
St Vincent's Hospital
Edwin O'Neil
Morals and Ethics to be Taught in Chicago Schools
Chicago public schools will include morals and ethics in the next season. Superintendent Mortenuon said the program avoids deep philosophy and uses admirable characters from school books as examples for students to follow.
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Chicago
Fiancee Won By Cloudbound Proposal Near Airplane
Mineola New York Aug de George Hauser a flyer for an airplane company asked Miss Mildred Arm during a flight at 3600 feet. He spoke softly Cupid’s role while pilot Mehard Depew watched. At 4000 feet she whispered yes and showed a luger. The ceremony is planned soon.
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Mineola
Noy
George Hauser
Mildred Arm
Leoal High School
Mehard Depew
Cupid
T Hauser
Misan Armatrong
Dopew
Placy
Registration for Primaries Today Draws Civic Interest
Enrollment for the coming primaries starts noon today in City Hall room 9. Women show strong civic interest across twelve districts, with up to seventy percent of 1920 voters expected to enroll. Registrars Lounsbury and White prepare to process applicants daily, through August 18, with district men assigned to forward forms.
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Tivelve
Regiolrars of
Vetlne
Lounsbury and
White
Wml 1618 Mt. Daviteht
Vetera
Gome
Rogliniy
Leunehury
Aliba
Rogtatrora
Chicago Clubman Sued for Divorce Amid Stolen Steno Report
Chicago clubman and Mrs Mahel Jones Sprague face a divorce suit. Stenographer Minty Gonerog named as correspondent reports detectives traced the husband to an apartment. Attorney Fant Mon states evidence will support grounds for divorce and claims the husband owes Mrs Sprague 1900 borrowed months ago.
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Chicago
AIR 4
Spragie
Chicaso
Mra
Mahel Jones
Sprague
Minty Gonerog
Suga
Spraguee
Agiinet
Mra. Sprague
Mr Sprague
Caruso's 1919 Will Declared Void in Rome
The Central News reports Tenor Enrico Caruso's 1919 will, once executed in Sorrento, has been declared null and void in Rome on grounds related to prior validity. The ruling leaves the Sorrento will as the apparent valid instrument.
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London
Rome
Tenrico Caruso
Sorrento
Woman Held While Chemists Analyze Husband's Remains
A woman, Mrs Demmer, was in the custody of the State's Attorney as chemists analyzed the remains of her husband claimed poisoned. Investigators discussed possible connections to a neighbor, and a coroner's inquiry followed recent neighborhood deaths and alleged friendships.
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Chemits
Per Huadord
Remmer
Mred Kaley
Aflor Alva
Duvestisnie
Kole
Palaon al
Dime
Kolzo
Mra
Kolves
Ma Bemmer
Kplac'e
He la
Demmer Fo Vald
Jontons
Woman Attacked By Jack the Whipper in Washington Area
Mrs Montanbo 1461 Main Street Washington Avenue and Coleman Street was struck across face and back with a leather strap by an unidentified man known as Jack the Whipper. Special Officer Tom Reilly arrived within minutes and fired two shots into an alley where the assailant fled. A patrol wagon and officers searched the area. the suspect remained at large at press time. Mrs Montanbo suffered fainting and hysteria but was later taken home.
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Frederick Montanbo
Main Street
Prass
Thomes Ney
Coleman
Teilly
Sanford Street
Montando
Croqudiy
Open to engagements by Mrs Johnson Horwood
In New York, Mrs Johnson Horwood announces her family will be away and open to engagements for weekends or single meals during a short vacation period. Reservations, bookings, and early calls are reported from Yonkers and nearby. many inquiries arrive at Murray Huy.
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New York
Johnson Horwood
Johnson Ivuyswood
Madison Avenue
Johaean
Fleywood Ty Gillensnd
Damily
Bola
Adtanets
U S Considers Apology Over Ship Seizure Case
Washington reports indicate the United States may apologize if the schooner William T Marshall was not of U S registry. Government officials summoned New York District Attorney Haywood to explain the seizure off Atlantic City and whether it involved British registry or maritime jurisdiction.
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Washington
United States
Marzo
William T. Marshall
Attorsney General Coil
Haywood
New York
Baywend
Atlantic City
Manda
Uhelit
Tate
Offela
Soviet agent arraigned for defrauding Soviet depots
In Tombs court the Soviet agent promoter of general mortgage and film concerns was arraigned on charges of defrauding the Soviet government depots. Prosecutors said he obtained 800000 of armaments through spurious bills of lading and warehouse receipts. The case was adjourned to allow witness John Huntington to testify.
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York
Shnoyd
College Professor Now Confessed Thief
A college professor, formerly an agronomy lecturer at Carnell College and the University of Minnesota, confessed to theft and named his arrest location. Detectives report he claimed a changed life and listed a New York address as his residence.
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AUB
Deleney Turner
Natal
Carnell Callege
University of Minnesotty
Ana Fowith Avenue
New Yorke
Ford's Paper Wins Over Chicago Police
In a legal move, Ford's paper defeats Chicago police in a restraining case. An injunction prevents interference as petitioners seek to arrest a newborn journalist. the corporate counsel argues police only enforce an ordinance governing newspaper vending in streets.
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Ford’s
Chicago
Cthicago
Tamporney
Chienga
Tenty Pors
Cire Call Cael
Mail bag with $46,000 found in cornfield sparks robbery tale
An unclaimed mail pouch containing 4800 ta errvenes was found by three bandits who fled toward Toralsa near Peters Mine. The incident occurred ten miles from the scene of the robbery on the Nordinyond River road. Alerts issued as authorities pursue suspects.
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Carl
Omima
Toralsa
Nordinyond
Nornflel
Peters
America to Lead World Peace Declares Harding
President Harding voiced confidence in American institutions and the nation's role in global peace during a vacation speech in Lancaster New Hampshire. He spoke from an automobile, praising mountain scenery and urging international cooperation to end wars and advance constructive pursuits, while promising strong leadership for lasting world stability.
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America
Harding
Free Speech Right of Aliens Limited Says High Court
United States Supreme Court opinion from August debunks aliens rights to unlimited political discussion. Justices rule state sedition law unconstitutional, urging demurrer over disloyal minister publications. Accused reporters Sinehk and Yarek faced trial under a sweeping sedition charge.
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High Court
Nw Hlavtin
Vannes Hout
United States
Thon Sinehk
Alesander Yarek
Oor Uider
Mienu
Western roads agree on rate reduction
Chicago Aug 1 Freight rates on grain production and grain distribution from Chicago and the Central Pacific as signed to North Atlantic standard ports for export were reduced seven and a half cents per hundred pounds after conferences between sailors representatives announced tonight.
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Cmucago
Chicago
Gentral Prefekt Asagelation
North Atlantic
Oxport
Sailway
Slippers
Bridgeport Busmen Seek Injunction Over Writ Change Today
In Bridgeport D C August 4 a local interview urged government action to prepare young men for fatherhood and family life. William Stephenson argues for federal guidance similar to motherhood programs, warning most men lack knowledge of household duties and citing the need for nationwide instruction and responsibility in fatherhood.
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Bridgeport
Wasitlington
D. GC
William 14 Stephenson
Senate
Mistephenson
Myere
Fathers of
America
Boyehood
Amarica
Des Moines and London Report Aid Efforts for Russian Famine Relief
Brown of the American Relief Administration plans a large intake to send food and medical supplies to Russia via Norwegian and other ports. The operation, coordinated with Soviet officials, aims to mobilize shipments to Moscow and Petrograd once a truce of transport issues allows. In Des Moines a separate strike disrupts streetcar service, halting electric traction and signaling broader transit instability.
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London
Lynton Brown
Ruaalan
American Relief Administration
Russia
Nirectar Brown
Loany
M. Kamenoff
Brown
Rusa
Riga
Juyopyean
Russa
Moscow
Vulpes Grad
Arepe
Otozhht
Petrograd
Mescow
Yeneh
Bureyoun
Rhys
Perylag
U S Went to War for Ideal Says Signor Tittoni
An article reports Signor Tittoni asserting that the United States went to war for an ideal at its own cost and risks. He delivered his first public address to the country and opened a lecture before the Institute of Poles in Wilkins tonight, praising American people who shedded blood for liberty and justice.
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IDEAL
Signor Tittoni
Willeamsipoawn
Masa
America
Itn
Tamar Tittoms
Tallanie
Tne
Witlanis
Mall
Woman confesses murder after $32000 robbery
Palm Beach Florida actress Miss Clarke confessed to a hotel room murder in Orlando after a $32000 robbery tied to Milts death. Chief Vestal said Miss Clarke claimed she shot Miltmore during an attempt to force a signed statement. Police report also mentions $32900 missing from a local bank shipment.
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Lena Clarke
West Palm Beach
W. M. Miltmore
Orlando
Palm Beach
needUaa
Vestal
Mires Charlie
Grand Sound
Isha
Qylanda
Mise Clarke
Oshunde Watt
Disorderly Jitney Hearing In New Haven Sees Statewide Debate
Attorneys from across Connecticut prepare for a hearing in New Haven court challenging the statewide injunction on jitney operation. Bridgeport interests seek to limit the order to the Winchester route while courts weigh revocation or modification amid rapid expansion of unregulated taxi services statewide.
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State
U. Sey i Court
New Haven
Wdwin
Thoma
Atorney Tacos Bi Kien
Bridgeport
Des
Bridgeport Jitney
Atooney Idle
Bridgeport Buss Aagnclation
Bridgeport-Nores
Corporation
Andge Thomas
Wea District Court
New Wavon
t+ he
Whotrous
Novos
Ihe Gedayal
Connect
Neve
Tva
Wight
Connecticut
Worneye
Arthurs
Klein
Robert J. Woodcraft
New Vraven
New Bovey
Pyrelleay
Winchester
Winchester, Arma, Company
Coweyven
Thomaga
Tha
Neetiout Company
New Traven
Comet Mon
Storckel Opposes Mellows Auto Tax Proposal
Andrew W Mellon as treasury secretary proposed a federal ten dollar tax on each automobile to fund government needs, drawing opposition from State Commissioner Storckel who argued Connecticut already imposes high registration fees and warned the plan could raise prices while relying on a flawed per gallon levy baked into state law.
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Ralteord
Andrew W. Mellon
United Sutes Treasury
Walk Stueckel
Imotar
Ul Fudera
Stocelel
Staeckel
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Meluok
Treasury
Congress
Mondell Asks Reduction
Wyoming
House
Ways and Moana Committee
Coderal
Mellon
Oxcras Morals
Inc
Sru.nen
Monde
Sip
Caruso
Jack the Whipper
Tam Lely
Murray
Yonkers
Cnat
U.S
Lancaster, N.‘H
People
Americas
Prealdert
Cale Wiility
Ti Pranenting
Sint
Cone
Lida Vald
Mr. Harding
Nute
Motal
Dourg
Jose
Tury
Thig
Colyniea
Pat Twa
Conn
Supreme Bench
William L. Stephenson
Bridgeporter
Shepard-Towner
Lyman Brown
Des Moines, A
Des Moines
Tosday
Woge Thomas
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