Visiting Nurses Open Christmas Seal Sale Here
The Visiting Nurse association launches its Christmas Seal sale to raise funds for the State Tuberculosis Commission. Mrs Havens leads the city campaign with many volunteers, aiming for a $10,000 city quota. sales begin in schools after December 1 with booths in stores, banks, and post offices.
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Tubercusals Commission
Mire
Elmer FL Havens
Alail
Doyle Day
Indy
A. FE McDonald
Ja Hot
Connecticut
Rotary Club
Rotary
Hartford
Stephen Mener
Arthur BR. Kimball
Wallace S. Wis
New Haven
Christianeweal Fund
State Tuberculosis Commission
National
Diplomatic Heads Attend Pan-American Thanksgiving Service
Diplomatic representatives and leaders from twenty American republics gathered for a Pan American Thanksgiving Mass at St Patrick's Church in Washington. Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore presided with many clergy assisting as hundreds filled the nave and overflow stood outside.
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Washington
Sov
Pan- América
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Michael J. Curley
Baltimore
Pas
Moges
MVS
Steamship Sets New Record for Voyage
A steamship named Hog Island set a record after sailing from Alexandria on October 7 with a full cargo of cotton and merchandise bound for Boston and New York. It arrived in Boston on October 9 and discharged cargo for New York on November 8, then left New York for Malta on November 1 with flour, oil and other goods. The voyage underscores the need for a carrier subsidy to sustain such merchant marine activity.
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Washington
Hossana
Ins
Amorigta
Ne York
Malta
Prohibition Efforts Coordinated Across States
Hartford dispatch reports Federal Prohibition Commissioner R A Haynes and Director Mackenzie praising rising intergovernmental cooperation. States and localities assume primary enforcement before federal action, with a push toward concentrating bonded whiskey to fewer warehouses saving millions annually and improving public welfare.
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Hartford
R.A. Haynes
Mackenzie
Haynes
Mackanzie
Friends of the Law
Hayned
Clemengau Pays Tribute to Lincoln at Baltimore
Lincoln's home and sofa used by Lincoln and Mary Todd are shown in Baltimore as a delegation from the Society of Friends visits. Clemenceau’s remarks and a train schedule are noted, with travel details and a commemorative tone accompanying the stop in Baltimore for a brief tribute and reception.
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Lincoln
Mary Todd
Lexington
Iuinerary
Society of Friends Cron Wark
Friends
Baltimore
New York Police Punched as Suspect Is Arrested
Fragmentary OCR notes report a man accused of assault after an incident on Fourth Avenue involving a police officer. The text references Saunders being held on a $50 bond and mentions a poster or statement related to a murder claim, though details are garbled and unclear.
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Saunders
Long Islanders Find Rich Haul Of Real Liquor En Route
Prohibition agents found three cases aboard the 139 foot yacht Wirglnnd stranded off Pern deferson. They said about 350 cases of whiskey were believed on the vessel. Captain and crew of five fled ashore to Fort Jefferson. no arrests were made as raiders scattered bottles from cars and on foot.
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Pern Deteferson
L. 1
Prohibition
Miller
Gound
DOL
New York
Millerspiace
Prohibition oMehan
Virginia
Fort Jefferson
Tin
Dinner Baskets Help 500 Families Amid Turbulent Day
A Thanksgiving day at Newell Park featured a 27 to 0 football win for a team, followed by Bridgeport’s 28 to 20 victory. Various clubs hosted dinners and social programs, including Ninth District Republican, Algonquin, and Setaide clubs, with Brookline Country Club hosting a large dance.
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Newell Park
Danbury
Bridgeport
Associatins
Converts Club Dinner at Bridgeport Highlights 40 Guests
The Converts club of the Bridgeport Christian Union hosted 40 guests at a Thanksgiving dinner. President Joseph McConnell Rev W Simpson and J W MacDonne spoke after the meal. A program of music and pictures followed in the auditorium. A vote of thanks was offered to the Converts club cooks and the women's auxiliary, and the meeting closed with two prayers by Rev Simpson.
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Converts Club
Bridgeport Christian Union
Joseph McConnell
The
Christian Union
W. Simpson
J. W. MacDonne
Rov. Simpson the Gutste
Ladirg Aux. Art
Hey. Simpaos
United services unite six churches in Greene Parish area
Congregations from Greene Parish, Southwert, Greenfield Hill, and Fairfield joined yesterday morning in a union service at First Church of Christ in Mainfield. The sermon was delivered by Rev Speen Farag with joint hymn singing and prayers, reflecting on community unity and shared faith.
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United Services
Lalima Union
Black Reel
Greene Pari Port
Southwert
Greenfield Hill
Fairfield
Christ la Mainield
Speen Farag
Ayesha
FAO Wire
C. Gyent Teavnial
Winubestar
Amateur dinner party anecdotes in London crowd
In London the Americana and Liciftian hosted a gathering with the American Society at the Savoy Hotel. Guests occupied tables, discussing cigars and Georgian fare as conversations drifted through dinner and social banter amid a lively crowd.
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London
Liciftian
American Society
Omer
Savoy Tintel
Turkey
Harvey Advises Debtors to Get Down to Work
An 1869 address urges English and American readers to repay debts through work, not excuses. The United States is dubbed a creditor nation and Britain is praised for past obligations. The speaker urges prudent use of wealth and warns creditors to act with resolve.
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Harvey
U. S
Gealze Harvey de Aimar
Penkins
Ming
Matey
Ainler
United States
Hatlon
Great Britain
George Pais
Unemployment and foreign policy dominate Greek debate
In Parliament today Robert Clynes urged an amendment to the address, calling unemployment the main issue facing the new government aside from foreign policy. He stressed that the unemployed need work and highlighted housing schemes, warning against risky insurance schemes for workers. The government offered no new remedies, leaning on road building, public services, and railway job absorption. Berlin reports indicate Germany delays recalling its Athens envoy while noting Italy led protests against Greek cabinet ministers' death sentences, with Britain, America, and others reacting differently.
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Robert Clynes
Clynea
Berlin
Brea
Wece Milett
Germany
Yefrais
Géruan
Athens
Thaly
Io Electos
Afielala
Jamary Setlon
France
Italy
Britain
America
Holland
Sweden
Spain
Joumsnis
Poland
Rep Jim Mann Dies Of Pneumonia In 1922 Political Era
The document recalls Rep Jim Mann who died of pneumonia amid 1922 political upheaval as Republicans shed seats. It notes Mann repeatedly refused talk of becoming speaker or leader, saying he would not accept the post if offered on a “gold platter.” The piece hints at battles over leadership and party strategy in Congress.
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Himawit
Wis
Mann Seus
Mann
Reiteretial
Spear H White
Timals
Chomryy
Sonny
Barry
Tevin
Menalytaya
Jie
Uttea
Release of Alleged Radical Faces Bond Hearing
Nas Davy Ravan of Watertown Mings is named as organizer of an international group opposing machines. Bond set at 10.90 with no hearing date yet. Schieffer, arrested Nov 33 on a warrant, faces two counts of incitement and burglary and a contempt order from Chicago restraining line. Attorney C Whitaky to prosecute. United States District Court to decide why Schieffer should not be held in contempt for alleged interference with railroad traffic. Order signed by Judge Thomas here.
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Ravan
Nas
Ernest Gekleifer
Watertown Mings
Sehicifer
Socidad “C. Whitaky
Livie
Urgiary
Etn Gay Sehialler Wis
Tid Lewis Thomas
United States District
Eauth
Chicago
Acre
New Haven
Murtford
Schieffer Jan
Dintes Thomas
Dublin warned of plot to isolate city
Defense Minister Mulcany reports to Dail Eireann that Irregulars’ decusion outlines a plan to derail trams burn stations block roads and destroy bridges in a campaign aimed at isolating Dublin for weeks. A Dublin dispatch notes telegraph cut to towns south and west of Ireland.
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Pubelan
Associated Press
Mulcany
Dail. Eireann
Dublin
Dunsday
Ireland
Warrants Issued for Former Greek Army Chief
Avrens Nov 10 An Associated Press dispatch reports warrants issued for former Greek generals Constanis and Valeitas after executions of senior officials. Crowned by Bonar Law London reply notes Britain warned Greece to refrain from further executions. Vatican protests Greek actions and vows further formal protests.
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Avrens
teGaner Constanis
Genera
Ceforal
Valeitas
Asia Minor
Papanias
Andrew Corn
Cons Am Liepe
Gn Army Corps
Sakaria
Bonar Law Plains
London
Peasy
Great Britain
Ajdes
Athens
Bonar Lawta
House
Af Commons
Mas
Crem
T Lroyd- George
Adeys
Greece
Vatican
Rome
Pepe
Paris Berlin pourparlers on reparations outlook
Berlin reports point to a renewed effort by Paris and Berlin to resume reparations talks. German officials suggest the government will seek an early re negotiation based on a noted proposal, amid informal steps by Reichstag members and diplomatic aides.
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Berlin
Paris
Pourperiers
Poliical
Cuno
Tore Bn Tatlonn
Reichm
Vovernh Li
Fierher
Fierher of Refermary War Dubt Commission
Arte
Rhine
Neyerancellor
Life Collangier Nave
Ence S. Progrent
Jolyon
Ieee
PTI
Demonstrators Clash in City Protest Fatalities Reported
Police fire on a crowd of four demonstrators in Mexico City amid a protest against government neglect. Multiple injured as tensions rose during the street action near city hall as mourners marked a birthday vigil.
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Mexico City
Nav
JO —Alist
Dozodt
Balboin
Cg Wal
Former Mrs Leeds With Queen at Paris
A garbled wartime era item notes former Mrs W B Leeds alongside royalty in Paris. It references a visit to America, Greek ministers executed in Athens, and political figures like Prince Andrew and the Marchioness of Milfors Haven, with stray lines about a Turkish war and a medicinal ad for Bromo Quinine tablets.
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W.B
Leeds
QUEEN
Paris
Withee
Gonauntine
Wien
Athens
London
Andre
Dueghier
Milfors Haven
Prince Andrew ix
Baldwin Orchid Greenhouses Lost in Flames
A Greenwich fire destroyed Baldwin’s orchid greenhouses on Rockland Avenue, wiping out rare plants gathered from around the world. The loss includes breeding stock and an estimated 230000 in seeds, with total damages around 320040, ending years of horticultural work by Mr. Baldwin.
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Greenwich
George Fhrin
Rocklatd Avenue
Momaronsel
Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Rimental Syorkound
York
Mamaroneck
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