Senate panel ends dye embargo hearings in Washington
The Senate Finance Committee finished hearings on a dye embargo plan amid a four year wartime debate. Supporters argued the industry must be protected, while opponents warned of supply dangers and economic impact. The panel will make a recommendation on whether to proceed with the embargo or modify the proposal.
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Danbury Postal Official Fired in Corruption Probe
A Danbury postal official, Day, faced charges related to stealing postal papers and transferring funds. The investigation spanned multiple agencies. Day was arrested, later acquitted, and returned to duties while officials and citizens weighed the case’s implications. The probe involved national authorities and a grand jury in Hartford.
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Unclear OCR fragment on girl case and trial details
fragmented report recounts a court case involving a girl, custody questions, and associated names and figures. includes references to individuals such as Tess Thies, Theoha, and Markieh Waite, with mentions of custody, rape allegations, and a European missionary context.
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Claim Allies Hamper German Relief Work
Fragmentary OCR text references Allied attempts to hinder German relief work, mentioning riots, telephones, and other disruptions. Names and precise details are unclear. overall context suggests postwar relief activity hampered by opposition or interference.
Women Democrats Urged to Register in Fifth District Club
The Doverlance item notes plans for a banquet at Black Rock and discussion of forming a committee. a drive to register women in the Fifth District is described with several named participants and dates. The piece covers party organization and fundraising efforts by local Democratic women.
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Governor Submits to His Arrest in Capitol Standoff
The governor refused to exit his office as deputies surrounded the capitol. A tense standoff ensued with a planned arrest despite advisories, while the governor remained inside and lawmakers watched from nearby rooms.
Fruit stores accused of selling liquor in town
Fragmented report notes alleged liquor sales by local fruit stores including addresses on 24 Street and nearby avenues. One man and several others faced a digestion of charges with a reported sum around $800. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
Postmistress Held for Murder Writes Poems in Cell
The postmistress, jailed on a murder charge in Grande, Mlovie, is said to write poetry in her cell while hoping for freedom. She reportedly refuses to sign statements and composes verse about faith and justice, expressing fear and a longing for release.
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Fragmented prayer style text with garbled lines
The passage presents a rough, misspelled reflection on praising God for light and guidance through night. It intermixes unlikely phrases such as elevy eleaming frond and Neht with unclear metaphors about waves and rivers, suggesting a corrupted OCR of a devotional fragment. No clear人物 or events emerge.
Setzer Memorial Sketch Submitted for Park Bridge
A sketch for the Henry Setzer memorial bridge at Ardaley Park was submitted to the board at a Seastte Park meeting. The city plans a 70 foot long bridge linking land and island, funded by the widow of a former park commissioner. A complete park survey is near finish. Beechwood and Black Fork properties marked for mapping. Paintings on park buildings and huts were refreshed in bright colors with about 2900 dollars spent. Lack of funds delays sidewalk repairs on Barnum Avenue near Washington Park. repairs may be postponed. Meeting adjourned with President James briefly leaving. Philins Holzer presiding.
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Negro Women G. O. P. Elect Mrs Hill Headline
Fragmented text reports a political event involving Negro women and the Republican Party selecting Mrs Hill for leadership. Mentions include names and roles, with unclear surrounding details and garbled phrases.
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The readable content appears garbled with scattered proper nouns and partial terms. It mentions names and places in an unclear sequence, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Weeks Back at Desk Starts Controversy
Fragmentary text appears to reference a desk return and ensuing controversy with scattered proper nouns and items. The legible segments hint at names and places but do not form a coherent event or describable outcome.
City and State Split Over Law Enforcement in Bridgeport
Commissioner Stoeckelaald says the state police will investigate while officials lose enforcement power. Attorneys for New Haven jitney operators plan briefs for Judge Edwin B. Troin and discuss appeals to higher courts as Bridgeport continues clash over property rights and licensing.
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Harding Not 10 Stand In Way Of Congress Recess
Washington reports say President Harding will not oppose a congressional recess for 20 days starting late next week if leaders agree on pressing legislation. Senate Finance Committee will work on tariff and tax bills while the House and Senate pause. Leaders Lodge and Curtis confer with the White House to secure consent and avert a prolonged fight over rail relief measures.
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Mother Asks Bows Arrest On breach of peace
Patay Barvucci of 25 Wheeler Avenue was arrested yesterday afternoon on a breach of peace charge and 18 people were detained by police. Similar complaints have been made before and the boy was released on probation, authorities said last night.
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