President Attacked as Dictator Over Soldier Bonus Speech
Senate debate erupts as President Harding faces criticism for addressing Congress on the soldiers' bonus. LaFollette, Borah, and Lodge clash over presidential authority and constitutional bounds while Senator Knox weighs in on congressional access to the White House.
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Lodge
Boiler Explosion Kills Five at West Wagonita Plant
In MTCHANICSVILLE Aug 22 a boiler battery at West Wagonita Pulp Paper exploded killing five men and injuring one. The force drove debris across the plant and roof into the Hudson river 190 feet away. Victims Joe Gereovsky Adam Garesco Harrison Credent and Steven Bolinski were Saratoga Springs residents. Brown of this town was seriously injured.
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Mtchanicsville
West Waginta Pulp & Paper Company
Hudson River
Literelly
Brown
Joe Gereovsky
Adam Garesco
Harrison Credent
Steven Bolinski
Saratoga Springs
Decota
Stillwater
Bhawlex Named for Stepney Postoffice
President Harding sent to the Senate nominations for Cyrus T. Gilbert to be postmaster at Noroton Heights Wilburn Haver Stepney Depot extd John L. Davis at Muroy all in Fairfield County.
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Stepney Postoffech
Washington
Harding
Senate
Cyrus T. Gilbert
Noroton Heights
Wilburn
Haver
Stepney
John L. Davis
Muroy
Fairfield
State Troopers and Posse Search for Wild Man Near Sherry
State troopers and a posse of about one hundred men comb the swamps near Sherry, twelve miles southwest of Madone, seeking a reportedly naked middle aged man seen wandering the woods. Authorities fear the man, possibly lost while seeking a lumber camp, grew frightened and may have become insane from hardship.
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Sharkr Frank & Steenberg
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Girls Swim Race Set At Seaside Park Today
The Board of Recreation season ends August 36. Today at 10 30 am a girls swimming event will be held at Seaside Park with eligible professional child swimmers or those with prior honors allowed to compete. A boys race and a Marina Park dance festival follow this week. Entries are open for the Seaside Park recreation center track meet.
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Clara Smith Hamon Weds Movie Director John W. Gorman
Clara Smith Hamon, previously acquitted in Ardmore, Ohio, marries motion picture director John W. Gorman in Los Angeles. The ceremony at Walshre Poweriard Chrigtiehurr was officiated by Rev A Atoward Fegan. The couple plans to reside at their new home.
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Los Angeles
Mara Smith Hammon
Ardmore
Ohlo
Jake L. Hamor
John W. Gorman
A Atoward Fegan
Walshre Poweriard Chrigtiehurr
Gorman
Corman
Jugt Aprilin
Newspaper strike ends. new facilities to resume normal size issues
The Post Telegram and Sunday Fest announce recovery from a strike in the Post Publishing composing room. Despite union action, new facilities are being procured to ensure speedy resumption of normal sized issues. The Bridgeport Typographical Union's actions prompt the paper to operate its mechanical department as an open shop while other departments remain unchanged.
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Uction
Mexico Ready To Meet On Oil Quarrel Settlement
News from Mexico City reports a conference planned between oil company heads and government officials to potentially settle refinery fee disputes. A five member committee from Standard Oil and partners will travel to Mexico to pursue a diplomatic resolution amid ongoing talks with Mexican technia authorities.
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Standard OU Company
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Streint
Divorces Sought Over Cruelty in Bridgeport Court
Three Bridgeport couples petitioned for divorce in Superior Court citing intolerable cruelty. Loretta Tuttle seeks custody of a child and alimony from William Tuttle, married February 2, 1919. Arthur Valekening of Brooklyn faces cruelty allegations, with Thel MArriage dated September 4, 1907.
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Loretta
Tutte
Wiliam
Tuttle
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Crally Ang
Trengy Oakley Vaolekening
Arthur WW
Valekeningy
Brooklyn
Lin
Protest over fare increase on New View road system
A group of commuters from Bristol Torestytle Mainville New Britain Nowingtur Blowood Darbeile and Hartford delivered a petition to the Poole Tithes Commission demanding an eight to twenty seat fare reduction. The commission announced the plan will take effect in September.
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Torestytle
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Nowingtur
Blowood
Darbeile
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Wall
TAP TEACHER FUND TO PAY FOR BRIDGE
The Board of Apportionment approved borrowing funds to advance bridge repairs in the West End sewer system and to hire more teachers. The loan covers 400,000 for high schools and 14,000 for the West End, with 79,? for still unclear items, plus compensation for the widow of Cornelius Burrall.
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West End
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SUL Nf
Weidge
Mya
Burrell
Vesones
Entecon
Tay Avraara
Sealey Adid
Unclear baby page crime note and mother action
Fragmentary report describes a distressing case involving a mother and infant. Names, places, and precise actions are unreadable, with references to police, a home setting, and a disappearance or harm amid chaotic garbled text. The fragment provides little coherent detail to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
Railroad Funding Bill Passes House Amid Debate
The railroad funding measure cleared the House by a 214 to 122 vote and moves to the Senate. Provisions blocking payments for labor inefficiency and limiting future claims were debated with several amendments rejected. Rep Webster and other Democrats opposed key terms, while Rep Rayburn criticized railroads as government favorites.
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Senate
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Commerce Committee
Ray‘ourn
Congress
ENLISTMENT FOR SPANISH FOREIGN LEGION FOR MOROCCO WAR
At the Spanish consulate in New York recruiting for a Spanish foreign legion for Morocco service is under way. About 50 men, many American veterans of the ABE, Papeleras and South Americans have been told to be ready to depart for Spain. The crowded office shows strong militiant interest as veterans seek daily wages and not only military glory.
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New York
Spanish Foreign Legion
Morocco
Tommorrow
Spain
ABE
Tigron
Waele
Washington
Three More Band Concerts Added For Senior Program
The Board of Recreation announced three additional concerts to the senior program ended August 88. Napoli Band performs at Washington Park from 1 0 PM on September 2, and September 21 features the Locomobile Band at Washington Carle from 4 PM to 6 PM.
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Padler
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Easide
Oupéit Ogyms
Aythes Quist
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Wrahington Carle
Locomobile
Towell Promise Prompts Backlash in New York Race
Aug 22 New York. Abra ham Aichon a candidate on the haviebonre ticket is elected he vows rent free for ten years three sinnate meals and four hours work daily if not elected he will wash his hands of everybody in the cey yesterday towel supply reps pushed Rochon offer Weather forecast for New England calls for fall Tuesday and Wednesday with moderately cool temperatures.
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Abraham Aichon
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Haviebonre
Eveybody
Rochon
Dail Eireann Secret Sessions Plan Reply to Peace Proposals
Dublin Aug 22 The Dail Eireann held two secret sessions to decide its reply to Lloyd George peace proposals. It adjourned without a decision and will meet again tomorrow while Sinn Fein exec committee gathers. An official statement notes the day’s work and possible Friday public session. Boland says the situation is too delicate to discuss.
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Associated Press
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Sinp Fein
United States
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Mary McSwiney
Cork
Boland
Woman Not Dead Says Son-In-Law In York
In York Aug 22 police search for the body of Mrs A Cheatham widow whose clothing was found in a Cony Island bath house her son in law a Manhattan via the supreme court challenges the theory of death He accuses his wife and mother in law of a plot to exploit sympathy while pursuing divorce He also charges that his wife lied about her age and previous marriage in 1916 to obtain a license
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A. Cheatham
Coney Teland
Manhattan
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Supreme Court
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the Troth
John Archuletta
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Colm
Treasurer's Aide of Red Cross Held for Larceny
Wilson, second assistant treasurer of the American Red Cross, was arrested today on larceny charges after an audit showed a shortage of about 314,000. Warrant cited theft of 800, but officials say this was only one of several charges. Wilson admitted shortfalls exceeding 1,000 and blamed gambling on horse races. Director Farrand said the shortages affected subsidiary accounts. general funds were not involved and were covered by a surety bond.
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American Red Cross
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Red Cross Funds Transferred to American Legion Plan
Washington officials report that a $100,000 Red Cross donation intended for soldier relief was reallocated by the American Legion. Funds will be used with contributions from M C, Nachanas Community Service, Knights of Columbus, and Jewish Welfare Board to form aid squads aiding former service members still awaiting aid. The plan was devised by the late American Legion commander Walter Wright.
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Polish Towns Suffer as Famine Horde Advances
Reports from Copenhagen describe a starving 50,000 strong raiding force crossing the Weratnian Polish frontier. Loyal villagers face violence as attackers seize property and threaten livelihoods amid widespread chaos.
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Employes Approve Pennys Methods
Philadelphia Aug 22 representatives of more than 30 000 employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad approved in a late meeting with management the employe elections voided by the labor board The session was presided over by General W W Atterbury who expressed hope for a swift satisfactory agreement with System Federation No 50 whose protest led to the board edict.
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Pennsylvania Rail~ Road
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Milford G. 9. P. Town Committee to Meet
Milford G 9 P town committee to meet at Republican headquarters to consider successors for Frank W Hunter and Frederick E Warner. Third District Republican club endorses Alfred E Realf. Board of Finance to begin Sept 5 with hearings twice weekly. Negotiations over Gulf Street property purchase involve Rev Thomas Wyatt and Polish club. Remains of Thomas M Maher killed World War I to arrive in Hoboken Aug 25. Case of Henry T Qualman continued until Tuesday.
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Republcan
Frank W. Hunter
Board of Fire Commissioners
Frederick E. Warner
Walnut Beach
Board of Police Commissioners
Alfred E. Realf
Third District
Republican Club
Board of Finance
Thomas Wyatt
Colored Baptist Chuch
Railroad Avenue
Polish Club
Gulf Street
Joan J. Maher
New Haven
Stanley Clark
Cousin of Late Czar In Paris Ends His Life
In Paris a member of the Temaxolf family, a cousin of the late Czar, shot himself after learning of the Countess Mestanova's death in Petrograd. A note found on him pled grief and a doomed longing, and the affair touched Mortmartng where reports say his family jewels may reveal exposure of the tragedy.
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Mestanova
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