British use of U S amid Lloyd George power play
Washington hears that British leaders seek American backing to influence domestic politics and the forthcoming disarmament talks. Lloyd George’s surrender of power or staying on as premier could tilt Britain’s stance, with Northcliffe and allies pushing for his continued role to shape the conference outcome. American readers may watch as Britain’s political struggles unfold before the arms talks.
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Maic. Sullivan
Washington
Great Britain
Amerigo
Parent
Lloydi Getreo
Ameri ‘Fen
Theas
Lloyd-George
Lord Northgliffe
America
Northcliffe
Lioyd-George
Northalitte
Ployd-Georgs
Old Northcliffe
Lloyd Geoorge
Ofin
Hyura
Cnn
Amiori¢aye
Creat
Hig
Hardingtan
Forence
Boan-Albla
Wilson
Clemenceau
den Lloyd-George
George
Harding Defends Reserve Board Policies in Hearings
Governor Harding testifies before a congressional committee defending Federal Reserve policies amid criticism from lawmakers. He argues the system aims to maintain credits, reject pessimism, and avoid reactionary price moves while addressing agricultural needs and bank lending conditions during a period of cautious recovery.
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Fader Reserve Eye
Stormy Atmsephore
Harding
Gu Tooming
Ant
Funk
Illinois
New York
John Straiton Wiliams
Minioa
Regarva
Punks
Anna
Tunis
San Francisco
Unk
U Harding
New Law Adds Burden on City Clerk Office
A new law increases workload for the city clerk by requiring filing of a caveat with the town clerk within ten days after assessment levy. The caveat must detail assessment data and other essentials, with the assistant city clerk handling the filling in of forms.
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Ofice Kane
Vityalerk
Robert M. Jones
Rexent
Jones
Liquot in soda bottle leads to arrest of proprietor
George Aragovich, proprietor of a cata at 28 Railroad Avenue, was arrested after police probed his premises yesterday. He was granted a $20 bond to appear in court. This morning, authorities note that June bears fewer births than any other month.
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George Aragovich
A. Cata
Railroad Avenue
Tewer Bales
Registration for Primaries Today
Registration for primaries is underway with delays as workers rush ballots to the ropstrars office causing last minute jams. Daily installments of applications should help registrars stay on top of work and prepare data. Town and city conventions for nominating delegates may be held in September with some areas considering late September dates.
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Tringalu
Market Reporting Bureau Reopens To Advise Public
Hayling obtained funds to re open the Market Reporting Service in the County Court building. The unit, run by Btorrs, reports on market conditions three days weekly and advises on abundance and prices of produce. Active demand noted for apples, cabbage, beans, onions, celery, potatoes, veal, beef, fowl, corn, tomatoes, and cucumbers.
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Connecticut Agricultural Cohake
County Court
Btorrs
Ho County Court House
City back tax drive aims to net $600000 and offset deficits
City officials push a back tax collection drive hoping to recover about 600000 for the treasury and offset a growing deficit in the Charities department. The plan targets roughly 4 percent of 1.86 million in back taxes, with 1.6 million unpaid taxes over eight to ten years. If successful, it could cover employment and relief needs as funds tighten.
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Provident
Willar C. Soslay
Board of Apportionment
Haven
Howard FP. Smith
W. Parker
Board of
Seeley
Chage
Ihe
Charities Department
Legislative Ie
America 10 Leads World Into Peace Conference
President speaks on government efforts toward a conference where nations' representatives will seek peaceful cooperation to end war and reduce armaments. He envisions less military spending and more opportunity for all, praising wealth by merit and urging unity across classes to preserve America and propel the nation forward.
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Ovary
Whellington
Provident
Behond
Republic
America
Meher Nurpare ‘Fox
Caruso Funeral Closes Naples Amid Mourning Crowds
Naples observed a citywide funeral as Arturo Caruso's remains were honored in Naples with a royal blessing and a high requiem Mass. The cortege passed through crowded streets to the San Francesco di Paola cemetery where the body was placed in a vault. Dignitaries, officials, and Caruso family attended, with New York wreaths among the many tributes and the city declaring a mourning period. Prime Minister and Italian officials sent condolences, praising Caruso's patriotism and cultural contributions.
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Maple
Italy
Dhe 41
Paola
New York
Myal Ghar
Gua Trancisca
Naplda
Lot San Prancesca di Paola
Kingdom of
Naples
Atvaction
Condes ‘de
Howera
Gloria
Rosda
Dena
Gloviant
Epiriod
Caruso
Lindinlfa
Pineral
Depunty Parvlon
Mtre
University of Wappley
Lyria
Atrand
America
Marco Rocco
Tiato
Mio
Signor
Aull
Chamber
Signor de Nicola
Caruso’s Italian Surgeons Praise American Doctors
Rome Aug 4 The American doctors who attended Enrico Caruso in New York during his critical illness praised their care as humane and skilled. Italian surgeons led by Dr Rafaell Nalli cited the surgeons’ expertise, noting a left sid ne brain abscess and a possible neural infection. The doctors praised the American methods and restraint.
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Rome
Inrico ‘Caruso
New York
Rafaela Nalli
Italy
Corugo
America
Bostianalli
Ito
Carago
Giuseppe Vislued
Chango
Indy Fapat Sorrento
Ayags
Caruso
Roma
Oper
Bay- Mangul
Sime Ariena
Leuly
Eveatest Phyalgian
Wan
Raffaele
Les Ladita Teoma
Hasvie
Philadelphia
Non-Union Men's Rights Upheld By Railroad Board
The United States Railroad Labor Board ruled in favor of non union railroad employees in a dispute with the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employees. The decision found the carrier plan to select employee representatives flawed as votes from many employees were not counted or participation was limited, and noted ongoing negotiations for rules and working conditions covering all workers in the class.
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United States Ailroad Tabor Board
Viva
Pennsylvanian Railroad
Brotherhood of Rulway and
Steamship Clarks
Inlread
Chicago
Memorial Service for Caruso in Chicago
A memorial service for the famed Caruso will be held Sunday afternoon in Chicago. Singers Maria Chamlea Placenta Manhalth Ann Wei Mario Bandalius Philina Fulco and others will perform as the orchestra conducts under Giacomo Spadanti and Louis Enasol. Gennno Pipi has conducted many of Caruso's performances with the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
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Atle 4
Grand Oper Shuzers
Metropolian
Cyegeo Geynd Opera Companion
Alaging
Havana Park
Barco Carsa
Maria Chamlea
Plarenca Manhalth
Ann Wei
Mario Bandalius
Philina Fulco
Avil
Giacoma Spadant
Louis Enasolmons
Gennno Pip
Woman Confesses Milmtore Murder in Mystery Case
A woman confesses involvement in the Milmtore murder as federal agents pursue a payout scheme tied to a missing sum around 32 000 dollars. The case centers on Miss Clarke and associates including Miss Clarita Ling and J Chambers with links to a bank in Orlando and a hotel hotel where the victim was found shot through the heart. Roxlane inspectors and authorities say a year and a half long disappearance of funds totaling about 32 000 to 33 000 dollars is under investigation with several potential witnesses in transit.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Ianti
Sapporte Wis City
We Chambers
Clarke
Stidso
Maiysterion Strangton
Orlando
Miss Clarke
Miltmore
Rockdag Aim Ag
Raga
Hank and Traat
Ischea
Je Waa
Eowna
Miltmoera
Ho Cao
Reos
Marko
Bhakti Baker
Chamber
Clarita Ling
Chambers
Ohio
Chambors
Marcus Mars Dies in Industrial Clash in Owigago
Marcus Marx, eighty four, a German-born pioneer of the Ard of Tart era, died after a clash involving manufacturers Schaffner and Marx in Owigago on Aug and modern times. The odd phrasing notes his role as a pioneer and his birth in Germany, with unclear details remaining about the events and parties involved.
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Owigago
Marcus Marx
Pionear
Tart
Schaffner
Marx
Germany
Connecticut injunction challenges statewide bid by jitney firms
Legal battle erupts in Edgeport as injunction appears to target Connecticut jitney operators statewide. Attorneys for New Haven firms dispute scope, while Connecticut counsel plan further moves at a morning hearing. Officials from both jitney companies and state legal teams expected to attend despite unclear limits of the granted injunction.
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Edgeport Legal
Fudge Miamas
New Haven
Stited
Woodruff
Thomas
Wooodrutt
Connectlant Company
Peat
Connecicut Company
Winchester
Woodruft
Arther
Motrong
Noyes
Packer Bill Conference Report Adopted In Senate Vote
The conference agreement on the Packer bill was adopted today by the Senate 48 to 10 after House approval, marking a milder outcome than the original Kenyon Mandrick measure. Senator Kenyon said the bill yields to the House on many points, with several Republicans and Democrats voting against the conference report. Norris refused to sign the conference report.
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Washington
Andy
Kenyon-Mandrick
Senate
Kenyon
Lowe
House
Sonora Brandegea
Connecticut
Knox
Tannsylvania
Hampshires
Wideworth
W York
Warren
Wyoming
Watson
Broussard
Louisiana
Wreiyher
Florida
Reed
Missouri
Sanater Kenyon
Rotary of Agriculture
Norris
Nebraska
Mellon Calls for Tax Cut and Simple Reform
The speaker urges reducing the total tax levy by at least 500 million dollars and repealing excess profits tax and higher income surtaxes. He criticizes nuisance and transportation taxes and supports a simple 5 percent corporation tax funded by repealing these taxes. He doubts the need for new taxes such as stamp or auto taxes and expects a real reduction in burden.
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Neccar
Des Moines Street Car Service Ends Amid Vandalism and Fare Battle
Crowded buses replace trolleys as Des Moines loses streetcar service after a drive by a former motorman leads to a daytime robbery attempt that halts receipts. Conductor and motorman layoffs loom as the streetcar system heads to receivership after decades of bickering and a federal court ruling on fare and property.
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C. Ee Tin
Wnion
Dea Moines
John.a. Cavapaugh
Dea Noines National Baal
Trusses
Cox Movnes
Car Company
Heality
Linda
Federal Court
Aold
Anernta
Iinea
Syanehine
U S May Apologize For Ship Seizure
Reported notes that the United States may apologize for a ship seizure beyond the three mile limit. Officials say U S authority does not extend past three miles, with British protest and possible formal inquiry under way.
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U.S
Three Mile
Hs Mle Ehat
Tmt
New Yorke
Great Britain
City Hall Elevator Runs Again After Repairs
City officials and staff welcomed the return of City Hall’s elevator after five weeks of downtime. Operator Tommy Cunningham stood ready as construction crews completed a basement access widening to service the lower floors.
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Bystiasa
Tommy Cunningham
Tommy
Vatera
Jitneurs Donate Bus For Blind Women In Bridgeport
Bridgeport association of which Representative W. F. Kipatrick is a member donated a bus to 18 Blind women from Bridgeport. Mrs Frances Gapitman former president of the Council of Jewish Women promoted the plan, asking for the vehicle. A group will depart from Golden Hill and Main Streets tomorrow morning and return from Doubly Beach at 4 pm.
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Bridgeport
Bua
W. FB
Patrick
Jungs Fitney
Doubla Beach
Newavon
Frances Gapitman
Council of Jewish Women
Ganitman
Kipatrick
Aaxoclotlan
Bridgeport Flowenre Vt
Fyldgeport
Golden Wit
Main Streets
Doubly Beach
Carpet Weavers End Strike With 20 Percent Cut
Brussels Weavers and Breelow Hartford Co. strike ends after two weeks as workers accept a twenty percent wage reduction. Agreement reached tonight following a February 28 proposal and a modified offer from the company.
Bus overturns injuring three in DMUMER event
Three people were injured when a large eight passenger bus overturned. The driver and two other occupants were thrown from the vehicle as it rolled, with minor injuries reported as the process of moving to safety continued. Local authorities investigated the crash and attempted to determine the cause.
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Dmumer
Saoing Bas
Sbraat
el. Ulslon
An. Automobtio
Veterans Seek New Site for Honor Roll
Members of the Veterans of Bore olen Wars petition the Board of Aldermen to move the city hall honor roll. War correspondent EL W. Hrachi presented a portfolio of photographs. County council plans a meeting on AUAWSE 21. club room arrangements and clubhouse extension discussed.
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Bore Olen
Cho Ure
Foth
A. C
Traveling Salesmen Endorse Tania For Health Boost Across U S
Bridgeport salesman Charles Mack reports dramatic recovery after using Tania and Tania Vegetable Pills. He details a severe flu bout, indigestion, and fatigue, attributing his renewed strength and appetite to the medicine and urging others to try it for a fair assessment.
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Bridgeport
Taniac
Vie
Tania
Amora
Maine
California
Gulf
Pertion
Canada
Charles Mack
Tridgeport. Com
Mr. Ack
Amy
Aiden
Ike
Mindle Yen Lores
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Packer
Brandegee
STING
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Maytag Electric
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