Dishes and Dismay in Riga Over Soviet Luxury
Reports from Riga reveal sarcasm toward M Ganstzky the Soviet minister to Latvia over a 500000 ruble hand printed china set for state occasions. Cartoons show him dining with expense while Baltic ministers enjoy summer villas, hotels, and luxurious travel between Riga Moscow Reval and Petrograd, highlighting contrast with Moscow Bolshevik life.
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Riga
Latvia
Fablo
Oy M. Ganstzky
Bedishovi
Ganeszey
Baltic States
Isters
Moscow
Veyfegund
Ries Legation
Helsingfors
Reval
Korma
Oulldins
Petrograd
Bridgeport improvement plan sought from Australia
Town Clerk Winton received a letter from Australia requesting a copy of the report on Bridgeport’s improvement by John Nolen. The Department of Education in Sydney will cover postage and possibly the report price, with Assistant Town Clerk Edelman arranging a copy for Mr Garrick.
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Winton i
For Australia
John Nejen
Ety
Bridgeport
Synea
Garrick
Department of Education
Sydney
New South Wales
Aiajesty
Eivéispe
John Nolen
Department de
Mr. Garlicz
American Legionnaires to visit France on goodwill tour
New York Aug 1 The 50 Legion members on a France visit invite by President Miller represent every US section and all arms of war service. They sail aboard George Washington and will attend ceremonies at Flirey Verdun Paris and other sites. The trip aims to strengthen Franco American ties and honor veterans from all allied nations.
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New York
American Legion
France
Milier
United States
Lestan
Legtor m
Easate
Franklin
Filrey
Torraine
Pont Tioogevelt
Marne
Chateau ‘Thierry
Briand
Prey
Flirey
AMF
Toul
Fiscl
St. Die
America
Soecus
Waldseet Mular
New World
Ameriga Vespucci
Vasroos
Pyrenees Mountains
Parla
Cordvaus
Hare
Bois
St. Jeannairc
Legionnairies
Legion
Proiier
Americas
Board to Name 24 New Teachers Tonight
The Board of Education will consider the naming of 24 provisional teachers for appointment to positions that were open when schools closed in June. The final appointments depend on vacant places after the moves are formalized in September, possibly reducing the total. The provisional list includes 42 names, with 44 slated for consideration tonight. The calendar also covers routine items such as payrolls payments and receipt of various reports.
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Board of Education
Slawson
Planaa
Rickstias Disappears in Japaneses Title Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an incident in Japan involving Rickstias and a future date. Mentions a person named Dale and a ride scenario. Includes garbled figures and unclear references to yen per month and a market price. The text is too corrupted to determine a clear news event.
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Paurisie
SH DREW Ts NAME NOW THe SH DREW Ts NAME NOW
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with unclear context. Readable items include American and French references, a singer possibly linked to Brannya, and several garbled proper nouns. The excerpt lacks a coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize clearly.
Fragmented letter reveals pressure on government inquiry
A garbled note alleges efforts to influence a Congressional committee and delay legal action. It cites ties among high officials and private interests linked to patent transfers and a $260,000 private fee. The writer urges Attorney General action and prosecution, referencing Mr. Daugherty.
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Chemienr Foundation
Congress Ag Wall Ae
Salle
Daugherty
Congréssional
Garvin
Joseph Choate
Amystotian
Offoe
Dew
Patent Office
Fae
Bear
Choate
Birk Administra
Ion
Congress
Judement
Americans chase fashion and fortune at French resorts
Reports from PATS Aug 7 describe Americans fleeing high prices and scandalous costs at Evian and Deauville. Tourists mingle with elites like the Rothschilds and Zaharoffs while American socialites and jockeys attend races and society events. Notables such as Mademoiselle Devysia and Jack Thompson appear in society pages as vacation headlines loom.
Brooklawn Club events and notices mix
Personal notes list an Angst luncheon arid bridge party at Brooklawn Country Club tomorrow with tickets offered by Mrs Sumner Simpson. Miss Marefiard Neitherent returns from the mountains today. Industrial Nurses club picnic at Fairfield Beach postponed by rain. Mrs Vithe Skinner visits East Tamatoa. The Hoffman family announce a daughter born at their Cedar street home. A Saratoga Springs trip follows. Phyllis Wheatley YWCA plans a bus ride August 11 to Mesheits Country Club for amusements.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Tomerrow, Augstata
Sumner Simpson
Miss Marefiard ML Neitherent
Brooklawn Avennue
Ae Profite
Industrial Nurses Club
Fairfield Beach
Misa Vithe Skinner
Z. D. Skinner
Park Avenue
East Tamatoa
L. J
Phyllis Wheatley
Yo W. Cal
Golden BU YW
Mheshits Country Club
Memideta
Story Tellers Schedule Atre Miss MacLachlan In Charge
Miss Catherine MacLachlan assumes charge of the story telling program at St. Vincent's Community. Sara Sharmin Pryor visits for several weeks. The week features Molly Wells Frances Linley Ethel Phimmer Catherine Cullinan May O Sullivan Josephine Comer Almafingen Dorothy Williams and others with daily events across Stratford Avenue Central Avenue and Ellsworth Street leading to a Seaside park band concert and hospital route readings.
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Atre
Sara Sharmin Pryor
Catherine MacLachlan
Egins
Molly Wells
Frances Linley
St. Vincent's
Mallett Street
Wards Stratford Avenue
Iranistan Avnue
Ethel Phimmer
Mia Catherine Cullinan
Bridgeport
May O’sullivan
Afd
Mies
Josephine Comer
Hemlo Sire
Mica Almafingen
Migs Dorothy Willams
Central Avenue
Trom
Tads
Seabury
Seaside Park
Fem
Allan Whiting
Mariott Williama
Bridgeport Py Sestant Orphan Aggivum
Thelme Knox
Miss Wight
Priday Everite
Ellsworth Street
Tonal Company
Thelma Knox
Jessie Wight
More Babes More Pay Basis of Wages Plan
London, the House of Commons heard a novel wage scheme from Miss Eleanor Rathbone. She argued against equal pay for all, proposing adjustments by family size to reflect dependents. The Liverpool City Council member urged tailoring wages to support married men with children.
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London
Hove of Commons
Varius
Eleanor Rathbone
Liverpool City
Svater
Music teacher resigns from high school staff
Milas Inga berg Svendsen resigns after years as instructor of music at Brideport Mish High School. She organized Girls and Boys clubs, upperclass and Freshman orchestras, directed several operas, and supplied piano accompaniment. Svendsen-Tune is a contralto with a royal guild training background.
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Milas Ingaberg Sventisen
Addiinn
Mies Svendsen
Marie
Copenhagen
4Many
Europe
Sparling
Art League Card Party Wednesday At Beardsley Park
The Art League hosts another Wednesday card party at Anne Sfulhyway village Beardsley Park. Mrs. D R Whitney in Crown Street leads arrangements for the event with prizes offered at each table. Trains and conveyances available to the cottage between 1 and 1 30.
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Art League
Anne Sfulhyway
Beardsley Park
Aven
Clack
D. R. Whitney
Crown Street
Barnum
Does Jazz Put the Sin in Syncopation
Article by Mrs. Oberndorfer argues jazz harms morals and women should promote good music. It cites jazz origins with Voodoo, notes perceived demoralising effects on the brain, and urges club women to support wholesome, popular music in homes and across communities.
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King
Ironsides
Jefi
Marx Tl. Oberndorfer
National Music
General Federation of Music Chips
Oberndorfer
T Magazine
Jres
Olerndorfer
General Federation of Music Clubs
America
Miss Lena Sheldon to Assume New Duties
Miss Lena B Sheldon, long time secretary at G A, is leaving to take up duties in Lynchburg Virginia. Known for leadership at the Central association, she leaves a legacy of growth and a Framelike atmosphere. Her successor will continue the work after her six years of service.
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Lena
Sheldon
Lena B. Sheldon
New Tregland
Kensington
Lynchburg
Vas
August Furniture Clearance Promises Lowered Prices
The ad proclaims an August Clearance at Che DH Read Co with daily close at 5 pm and 6 pm Saturdays. It extols fine furniture as essential to daily life and character, urging buyers to acquire mahogany oak or walnut pieces and rugs, desks, lamps, and chests at accessible prices.
Oriental Rugs At August Sale Prices Across Vast Collection
A large display of Oriental rugs from the East emphasizes low August sale prices with many Persians and Mahals offered. Emphasis on soft lustrous weaves, blues gold and rose shades, sizes around 3.6x6 and 4x6, plus reduced coats of Hudson seal moleskin and Kolinski.
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Australia
New South Wales Department of Education
Nelen
Dairage H
Liordens Eagle
Evina
Fenner
Bank
Nestle
B. Bellew
State ST. Bar
Exizeatuth M.S
Davis and Sexton Beauty Parlors
Teudling
Warnee Bariléing
Paris
American Legionnaires
Rickstias
Frear
Kurzman
Evian
Delysia
U. S
Pats
Denville
Aan
Vieher
Membher Citnous Srusman
Patan Owhers
Zaharoff
Detsiville
Gaming Trust
Tisleara
Sporigamen
Pamblers
Dennyville
Mademoiselle Devysia
Jack Thompson
Connhita
Delysle
Ted Sloan
Moon
W EB. Bush
I Fainily
Chicago
Dinard
Princesa Pothewood Mackin
John W. Weeks Aye
Deauville
Paul MM Warbure
Vichy
Thomas Hitshecough
Noto Kaylar
New Fork
Jessie T Lewishonte
Ritz Stephen B. Viking
Treed Vreeland
Walter G. Davis
Portland
Deaville
As Jr
Paul Hoffman, Jr
Cedar Street
Jack Tikowita
Clinton Avenue
West
William Tineher
Saratoga Springs N. Vy
Thax
Mrs. Shirley F
Harrise
Dickie
Aus
Tewe -Digkin
Automa
Nis
Barnwaths
Ewiser
Bhirley Harris
Wss Maclachlan
Mrs. Pryor
Massachusetts
Fairfield Avenue
Courtland
Che DH
Oriental Rugs
Che DH Read
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