British Try to Use U S for Political Strife
British leaders press for a preliminary U S audience ahead of the disarmament conference amid domestic worries over Lloyd George. Northcliffe allies seek to undermine him, hoping to hasten his fall while portraying him as unpopular in America to gain leverage at home.
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Lloyd-George
Marik Sutravan
Washington
Great Britain
Lloyd-Gaorge
Lord Northcliffe
America
Northcliffa
Liord-George
Lloyd- George
Great Brieitain
George
Tloyd-George
Amaried
Tryn
lily ang _danevlon
Lloyd« George
Lloyd-George Ig
Varla Ponce
Terenco
Wiigon
Clemencedu
Foillom
Harding Defends Reserve Board Policies in Senate Hearing
Gov Harding testifies before a congressional committee on Federal Reserve policies amid a stormy atmosphere. He argues the Fed did not create the depression and stresses the board’s role is to sustain credits, not set prices.
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Gov. Harding
Reserve Board
Washington
Fom
Haring
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Joana
Funk
Unas
Mills
New York
Toy
New Law Adds Work for City Clerk on Cavent Filings
A new law requires the city clerk to file a caveat with the town clerk for each property when a lien is levied within ten days. The change shifts search duties to assistants, increasing filings to about 300 caveat blanks and demanding more timetaking to comply with the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Jonoa
Untitled note on arrest at a cafe on Quator Avenue
A soda bottle contained a note naming Coore friracavieh, proprietor of a cafe on Quator Avenue, as part of an investigation into his prima facie involvement. He was released on an 8800 bond to appear in court this morning. The region notes births in June exceed any other month.
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Coore Friracavieh
Oquatlrond Avonue
Rewer Babba
Juno
Registration for Primaries Today Looms Over City Officials
Vague, garbled OCR notes indicate registration for primaries is today with voters urged to file late and weeklong processing described as heavy and time consuming. Agencies intend to hold town and city conventions to choose delegates for nominations, potentially in September or late this month depending on local conditions.
Market Reporting Bureau Reopens In County Court Building
The Market Reporting Service of the Connecticut Agricultural College has reopened in the County Court building under a new attorney in charge. The service will report on market conditions for foods and provide wholesale price updates, noting demand levels for apples, cabbage, beans, corn, tomatoes, and other staples.
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Connecticut Agricultural College
Atorry
Witorburdy
Mandy
Waducauy
Munday
Back Tax Drive Aims To Net $600000 For City Coffers
City officials pin big hopes on a six point seven million dollar back tax collection effort to compensate a major budget shortfall. With about two million in taxes outstanding for eight to ten years, officials estimate 60 percent collection could yield roughly six hundred thousand dollars, offsetting deficits and supporting unemployment relief funds through year end. If successful, the drive may push total recoveries well above initial budget projections and delay further tax levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Soeley
Howard F. Smith
Board of Apportionment
Proparty
Sho Énlirealty
Seeley
Ally Hall
Resistations Ia
America to Lead World into Peace
A fragmented, early 20th century speech excerpt in which the speaker expresses hope that America will lead in ending war and armament, unify diverse groups, and promote common good. He asserts wealth should serve all, not a few, and emphasizes public service, national unity, and enduring democratic ideals. The voice reflects optimism in future peace and strong American values.
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Goilly
Washington
Oaders
Teas
Tly
Amerie
Tava J
Courke
America
Naples observes Caruso funeral with royal tribute
Naples halts business as the city holds a state funeral for opera star Caruso. A grand ceremonial procession moves from the palace to the basilica with a crystal coffin, choir, and hundreds of mourners. Officials, including the king’s representatives and Naples leaders, attend, while the municipality bears funeral expenses. Caruso’s widow Giulia attends, and dignitaries from Italy and abroad send tributes. The ceremony highlights Naples’ pride in the performer and national cultural heritage.
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Viator ‘Laamanuel
New York
Bualnese
Gan Dranelseo Pretect
Naples
Lino City
Tamaue
San Meangeyeo di Lucia
Kingdom of Naples
Ny Ani
Ava
Piblic
Afrs
Caruso
Caruso's Italian Surgeons Praise American Doctors in Rome
Report from Rome quotes Dr Raf aelo Gnathanelli and Dr Gioseppe Gnathanelli praising American surgeons who treated Enrico Caruso during a medical crisis. They credit U S specialists with expert care and describe plans for a Rome operation under advanced conditions. The doctors express high regard for American medical skill and professionalism.
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Rome
Ameren
Tuslea Caruso
New York
Rafaelo Gnathanelli
Italy
Chuaeppe
Cernso
Amoplen
Gioseppe
Cunoi
Aditya Caret
Woiboth
Non-Union Men’s Rights Upheld by Rail Board
The United States Railroad Labor Board upheld the rights of non-union employees in Chicago in a dispute between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks Merchants Tollers, and Station Employers. The decision found that a ballot plan for employee representation was contested, with many employees not participating or having votes disqualified, leading to further negotiations on working conditions affecting non-union workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atm
United States
Trailroad Tabor Board
Pennsylvania Rational
Curios
Memorial Service for Caruso in Chicago
Memorial service for the opera star Caruso scheduled in Chicago. The program features notable Metropolitan Opera figures and singers including Cincomo Sondoni and Lows Traeel Mang, with a line of performers from major opera houses. The event is set for Sunday afternoon at Flavann Park.
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Caruso
Chicago
Grand Oper Alugars
Metropolitan
Cidegge Grand Opera
Flavann Park
Marlea Caruso
Mario Chane
Vlatance Machel
Anne Witult
Maria Asandelinsg
Philino Waloo
Avil
Cincomo Sondoni
Lows Traeelmang
Gonna Papl
New York
Woman Confesses Milimore Murder Case Emerges
Federal investigators probe the disappearance tied to Miss Clarke and the Milmore murder after a hotel room sighting in Orlando. Chambers and Clarke are linked to a $43,000 to $92,000 mail theft and alleged complicity in long running disappearances. Police pursue leads as bank and firm figures face questions.
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Federal Reserve Tank
Atlanta
Gwo
Siise Clarke
Janow
Sengsterland
Orlando
Misa Clarke
Millmore
Miss Clarke
Federal
Roos
Farmerga Bank
Just Company
Nso
Tha Bank
Tio
Miltmore
Rena
Mivs
Sherifé Halvor
Whit Chambars
Migg Clarke
Bron
Sven
Hla Ateriann
Caria
Clarke
Chambera
Dank
Ugainst Mas Clarke
Ag Finia
Pontoilire
Atonta
Avorlets
Marcus Marx Clotther Dead in Germany Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes report the death of Marcus Marx Clotther in Germany. The text references clothing manufacturers and founders of a firm, including names Schalfner and Ane de Marcud Marx, but details are unclear due to garbled wording.
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Tingago
ANE de Marcud Marx
Pinnear Clothing
Onerat
Frm
Schalfner
Nod Marx
Wag Barn
Germany
Statewide injunctive move tested in court
A disputed injunction drawn by New Jersey and Connecticut lawyers faced broad attention as officials and attorneys from multiple firms prepared for court actions across the state. Judge Thomas’s ruling prompted debate over whether the injunction should apply universally or be narrowed to a single location, with counsel signaling further steps in the tense proceedings.
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Uridgeport Egal
Connecticut
Lwvers
Nak
Winchester
Woodfull
Noyes
Packer Bill Conference Agreement Adopted by Senate
The Senate approves the conference on the Packer control hull by a 48 to 70 vote after House approval. The measure, less drastic than the House bill, attracted support from Republicans Kenyon Norris and others and several Democrats, while some refused to sign the conference report.
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Wasitington
Senate
Andy
Raes
Kenyon
Sengrove Branrod
Conacerloyt
Knroex
Tents Xylvania
Masus
Newaninststr
Wadsworth
New York
Watrren
Wyoming
Watson
Dinn
Hey
Hrovysird
Tonisiana
Wleigher
Tlorida
Eed
Miggours
Stanley
Kentucky
Norris
Nebraska
Higher Taxes Warning From Mellon On Tax Levy
Mellon warned that tax relief should not merely shift burdens but reduce the total levy by at least 500 million dollars. He argued against broad surtaxes and favored targeted cuts while suggesting possible new revenue forms if needed. He urged avoiding the automobile tax expansion and emphasized real reductions rather than simple shifting.
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Tne
Des Moines Streetcars End as Buses Take Over
Des Moines faces a transit upheaval as buses replace street cars after a strike. Union members say 1,000 are out of work, while the city considers selling streetcar property and restoring service seems unlikely. The mayor cites heavy losses and potential sales to private operators.
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Tralleys
Jonda
Ita
Morescon
Des Moinex
Barna
Bern
Ratler
Dat Moines
Alrect Cat Company
Amy
U S May Apologize For Ship Seizure Incident
The article notes possible U S apology over a ship seizure and the three mile limit. Officials indicate government action may hinge on British response and an investigation. If the seizure proves unwarranted, the U S may proceed to apologize without waiting for Britain.
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Pfrideh
New York
Great Britain
City Hall Elevator Back in Service After Repairs
City Hall employees reported the elevator is operating again after a five week outage caused by a basement wall construction. Operator Tommy Cunningham stood by to assist as work progressed to allow descent to the basement level.
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City Hall
Omnera
Tommy Cunningham
Tommy
Jitneurs donate bus for blind women
Bridgeport group led by Representative W F D Kile Patrick donated a large bus to transport Bridgeport blind women to a picnic set for tomorrow at Danble Bereh New Maven. Frances Gapitman former Council of Jawiah Avamen leader promoted the effort, with a Bridgeport flware meeting backing the plan. Bus departs Bridgeport Golden PH Mallstreete at 9 am and returns from Double Beach at 1 pm.
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Bridgeport
W. F. D. Kilepatrick
Bridgeport Hind
Danble Bereh
New Maven
Frances Gapitman
Council of
Jawiah Avamen
Iia City
Mra. Gapitmash
Rep
Carpet Weavers End Strike Accept 20 Percent Cut
After a 23 week dispute the Wyeusnels Wervers find of Hells in agreement with the Bigelow-Traftford Cavs' pat corporation, the carpet weavers resume work at a 70 percent level. Wargo renner son proposed modification from the original plan to a modified form of open.
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Tuompson Veltus
Wyeusnels Wervers
Hells
Bigelow-Traftford Cavs
Pat Corporation
Atres
Wargo Rennerson
Wohrungy Ty
Three Injured as Bus Overturns in Denver Incident
A bus overturn near Denver injures three passengers. The driver lost control while passing another vehicle, sending the bus onto its side. Rescue crews arrived as passengers either escaped or were assisted, with one reported to have been ejected during the crash.
Veterans Seek New Site for Honor Roll
Members of the Veterans of Fore aio Ward pressed the Board of Aldermen to move the city hall honor roll to a suitable location in Senaldo Park. Benedt presented a portfolio of war plonires. Starting December 10, vets will hold weekly dashces while the county coned will host newgoing on August 21 in the chk yporms. Alporta In this country whl be represented. The post voted to extend and of the clubhouse 101 the adth COAT during Ga ree union on August 23.
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Fore Aio Ward
Mdermen
Senaldo Park
Por Wan
OW. Benedt
Alporta
Traveling Hen All Over U S Benefited By Tanlac Endorsements
Bridgeport salesman Charles Mask of 405 Joby Street testifies Tanlac restored his health after a severe bout with influenza and indigestion. He reports five bottles brought full recovery, renewed strength, and better sleep, claiming the medicine cured longstanding stomach issues and fatigue. He urges others to try Tanlac.
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Bridgeport
Tanlac
Fea
America
Larry Momber
Tause
Maine
California
Gulf
Porton
Canada
Charles Mask
Joby Street
Conn
Mur. Mack
Cony Milien
Velyrates Danie Shaw
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U University of Naples
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Amer
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R.R. Labor Board
Pennsylvania Road and Brotherhood
Miltimore
Marcus Marx
Clothter
Packer
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