North and South Germany in Accord after Berlin ceremony
In Berlin the Reichstag marked the third anniversary of the republican constitution with a ceremony where Germany’s official hymn Germania was adopted, artfully echoing pre war anthem Deutschland, Deutschland Uber Alles. The gathering puzzled French diplomat Count Quentin, who hesitated to rise during the singing while Dr Hummel announced a settlement ending the Munich Berlin dispute and a long poll of disagreements.
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Baden
Philharmonic
Deutschland
Deutschand
Uelover Alles
Douse
Viper
Nairteet
Conny San Quentin
Hummel Qa
Berlin
Count Lerchenfeld
Bavaria
Munich St
Major Folz Granted Leave From Allingtown Hospital
NEW HAVEN Ave 11 Major J C Foltz of the United States Public Health Service hospital at Allingtown has been granted a leave of absence. He will be reassigned after the leave ends. He was reportedly targeted by veterans groups over alleged discrimination, with resolutions sent to Washington and inspectors visiting the facility.
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New Haven
Ave
Mjor J. C. Foltz
United Stats Public Health Service
Allingtown
Foltz
Washington
Ex-Alderman King Opposes Wheeler and Howes Dock Use
Ex-Alderman George W. King opposes the Wheeler and Howes dock for city use citing its poor condition awkward water frontage and proximity to the railroad bridge. He argues a city dock would require heavy development and suggests alternate sites such as Housatonic Avenue or Connecticut Avenue with cheaper costs and better access. The Walter Wilmot estate also offered Yellow Mill bridge corner land for a prospective dock, with no price disclosed.
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Wheeler & Howes
Otty Dock
Bridgeport
Fnandiers
George W. King
Wheeler and Howes Dock
King
Housatonic Avenue
Yellow Mill Pond
Atwater
Walter
Wilmot
Yellow Mill Bridge
Ely
Ohio enters 9 man race in primary results
Complete unofficial returns show Thompson leading GOP governor race with 200,420 votes while Knight trails at 76,054 and Durand 53,190. Donahey wins Democratic nomination with 147,687 votes to Johnson 58,272 and Dufty 50,129.
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Columbus
Cated Press
Atee
United States
Plusaline
Tar
Lentz
Ohn
J. Glumbus
Mary
Associated Pro
Tomer Isu
Ser Publican Nation
Chayios Lich
Akron
Dick Pati
Jo H. Arnoly
W. Wood
Phompson
Ot Chew
Hardy Administration
Chares J. Knight
Avon
Knight
C. Homer Durand
Coshocton
Thompson
Durand
Hovey
Smith
Arthur H. Day
Beetham
Heery Gay Smith
Daniel W. Williams
Darnell
A. Vic Donahey
New Philadelphia
Striking Railroads Split Over President’s Plan At Conference
At a Chicago meeting leaders from eastern lines including New York Central and Pennsylvania clashed with western and southern delegates over the President’s plan for handling rail strikes. A two‑part vote produced a conditional acceptance after lengthy debate, with a committee to draft final terms and adjournment following limited progress amid disruptions and cancelled reservations.
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Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mr. Cuyler
Hig
Wich
Qoree
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Chicago
Kitum
Inpus
Asl
Felton
Chicago Great Western
Judge Lovett
Union Pacific
Committee Ofyaurey
Tarding
Feei
Comorroys
Tailcien
Cuaing
Cate
Crews Refuse to Move Trains in Indiana
Des Moines Aug 11 A complete tie up of the Chicago Northwestern local branch may follow firemen refusing to take alleged defective locomotives out of the station Four trains were annulled last night and this morning Shopmen and firemen say no trains will be moved until engines carry up to date government inspection cards from the yards
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Des Moines
Chicago, Northerwestern
Shopmen Ready to Accept Terms Amid Labor Board Question
Members of the shopmen union debated President Harding's proposal to submit seniority issues to the railroad Labor Board. Sentiment favored not yielding to the president’s demand and resisting a potential precedent.
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Reniersne
Shope Menu
Harding
Railroad Labor ‘Board
Refusal to Move Trains Over Govt Card Tied to Safety
In Evansville Indiana on August 1 engineers and firemen refused to move trains citing guards and faulty equipment as the danger. A Louisville and Nashville line vote in Mayaville kept crews off duty on the Henderson St. Louis division until equipment is repaired and guards removed from railroad property.
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Evansville
Ind
Louisville & Nastville
Louisville
Big Four Telegraphers Case Hearing Set Aug 21
Cincinnati Aug 11 Assured Press The Railroad Labor Board will hear on August 21 the case of 1100 union telegraphers aboard the Big Four railroad who are voting on a strike over working rules. The board telegram says a ruling in the dispute will be made and that there will be no change in existing wage scales during the case.
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Cincinnati
Big Four Railroad
Hig Four Railroad
Velegrem
Railroad Board
Talimattuc
Prigy
Dlapate
Ecis
Antracite Coal Decision In Week Progress Report
Cleveland August 11 Leaders of miners and operators met to craft wage and working conditions in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois mines. Michael Gallagher said progress was made while John J Lewis noted no impediments and a possible statement after a meeting with governors and top officials.
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Cleveland
WILA
Agin
Pennsylvania
Ohe
Indiana
Illinois
Michael Gallagher
John J. Lewis
Agne
Agne Left the Conference Hall, As Mr. Lewis
Interstate Ark
Chaiinois Oner Org
Chicaza
Harding
Ikeck
Lewis
Alexander J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Harry L. Davis
Ohio
Nover Nore
The Roma Becomes a Famed Fore-runner Stadium Note
The Roma, a forerunner of today’s arena concept, built in 1876 and capable of holding 280,000 spectators, reflects early large scale venues. Michigan tops U S production in fat chemicals drugs engines threshing machines and refrigerators.
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Eet Os
Cireg
Masimemes
Roma
Fagt Jong
Michigan
United States
Half of Locomotives in Bad Condition Warns Stone
Washington August 1 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers warned that fifty percent of locomotive equipment is in such poor shape that engineers could justify refusing to operate it. Stone asserted that while a general strike is unlikely, individual action may have the same effect and cited armed guards and lethal incidents as drivers fear.
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S. Stone
Rar
Washington
Stone
New Haven Girl Shot in New York
A New Haven girl was shot in New York as gunfire erupted near 12th Street. Valenti and Masseria were linked to bootlegging and gambling profits, with Valenti previously jailed in 1915 over a shooting but acquitted of murder. Harry Eslelinger rushed his injured daughter to Bellevue hospital after witnessing the attack. Valenti died at St. Francis Hospital without giving an ante mortem statement. Masseria was questioned for two hours by the District Attorney regarding today’s shooting.
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Rat
Sally Brown
Harry Eselinger
12Th Street
Bellevue Hospital
Bipginger
New Haven
St. Franks Hospital
Valentinaa Spen
Magsetla
Electricity Use Notice for Lancaster Rooms
A brief notice urges readers using electricity in rooms to send their name and address to Hess Mig. and District Co. at 40 Duke Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The item acts as a consumer information request from a local utility firm.
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Hess Mig. & Distr. Co
Duke
Meetings Tonight Across City Groups and Venues
Socialist party Unite Commercial Travelers of America Bridgeport council and Dewey Camp convene at Newfield Building Main and Golden Hill streets Men’s Hall at 164 State Street Modern Women of America host event at various downtown sites including Pairfield Avenue and Main Street venues listing June meetings and locations.
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Socialist Party
Pairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Unite Commercial Travelers of America
Newfield Building
Main
Golden Hill
Dewey Camp
of America
State Street
Keep Fit in Hot Weather Ad Promises Refreshment
An old advertisement claims Horaford's Acid Phonpfate aids thirst and vigor in heat. The copy touts refreshing, wholesome effects and nearby agencies selling the product to train travelers and locals.
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Horaford
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