Greeks in Constantinople Riots Over Return of King
In Constantinople protests erupt as Greeks clash with Athens government loyalists. Constantine's portraits torn, Venizelist officers seek French service. Athens to invite Constantine to return after plebiscite. Paris notes no official invitation planned.
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Boards of Survey Ignored in Paying Transport Damages
Lieutenant Otto Runde Jr testifies before a war expenditures committee that Army Transport Service boards overruled, and Colonel Bradley approved, excessive settlements for repairs to ships Kroon and Manchuria. Owners sought far more than boards recommended, with Bradley finalizing amounts despite lacking secretary Baker’s authority.
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Danzig Assembly Proclaims Free Republic in City
The Danzig assembly declared a Free City parliament under the title Vol Rag with powers until 2928. A majority of independents and Poles rejected the decision and left. Dr Salon, former burgomaster, was elected president of the new Free City government.
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Episcopal Church Congress Opens Debate on Public Talks
The opening of a church congress in Boston featured debate over “talk with the dead.” Rev. Elwood Worcester of Emmanuel Church Boston and Canon W Axde Triteh Ard of New York supported addressing the movement, while George Wickersham and Rev. William H Van Allan argued the church was not interested.
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Two New Issues Made for 500 Millions Total
Washington treasury tonight offered for subscription two new issues of certificates. the combined issue totals 590,000,000. Both due dates are June 14 and December 7, bearing interest at 2 1 2 percent. Secretary Houston said the issues cover remaining heavy maturities this month and in January and help meet current expenses not covered by the December 15 installment of excess profits and income taxes.
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Broad St. Plan May Be Delayed To Dec 20 Council Meeting
City discussions near the Broad Street extension face postponement to December 20 as aldermen prepare for a contentious session. Officials cite crowded agenda and the need to avoid inflaming passions while weighing the extension and related school improvement matters. Support and opposition appear split, with speculation that mayoral backing and alderman Bees tof’s vote will influence the outcome.
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1800 State Tuberculosis Cases, Says Health Board
Connecticut health officials report 1800 TB cases in the state with January to August deaths near 1173. Diphtheria cases rose to 137 this week from 93 last week, while unreported cases are feared where physicians were not summoned. The rise is viewed as alarming thoughCaleb ey notes limited impact in the state.
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Eight Jitneurs Arrested for Crowding Buses
Police arrest eight jitneurs for crowding jitney buses in the city. Officers cite overcrowding charges and fines of five dollars plus costs for drivers. yesterday eight men faced arraignment in city court. Seven prior arrests for overcrowding noted, with further action expected.
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Mrs Harding Guests at Washington Luncheon
Mrs Harding, wife of the president elect, was guest of honor at a Washington luncheon hosted by Mrs Thomas Marshll. The event drew about forty five wives or senators and was Mrs Harding’s second social affair during her two day stay in Washington. Mrs Wilson also hosted him at the Liiva Westendigy later. Brig General John W Rugkman to assume command during Brig Gen Shanks’ absence. Major General David Shanks plans to spend winter in Florida.
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Ponzi Declares Assets Far Higher Than Listed
The case centers on Charles Ponzi claiming assets exceeding the appraised total by millions. He argues appraisers undervalued his property assets and predicts recovery from commissions, credits, and other sources, while facing a five year prison sentence. Investigators note creditors suffer as thousands in unsatisfied claims emerge.
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Thousands Welcome Mrs M Swiney on Train Arrival
Thousands cheered as Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork leader Terence MacSwiney and her sister Mary MacSwiney arrived in Washington. A procession along Pennsylvania Avenue featured Irish sympathizers and veterans from Walter Reed hospital. The visitors met with officials and planned meetings with lawmakers before a private reception at the Merchants' Bank president's residence.
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Missouri
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Penneylvania
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Trish Freedom
Loan to Armenia to Save Nation Reported
United States officials discussed a proposed 25 million dollar loan to the Armenian government at a regular weekly meeting. Acting Secretary Davis supported the idea but cautioned rehabilitation would not come from words alone and required substantial financial aid rather than mere moral support.
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Wool Pool Formed To Sell Australian Bales
In Melbourne Australia a wool pool meeting formed to sell Australian bales amid talks of wool trade, planning to raise funds of 2 000 000 pounds. The group aims to organize selling through wool houses with Australian and British government involvement noted.
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Public Works Lays Off Laborers Affected
Public works department cuts laborer positions with about a hundred twenty five workers affected this year. Departments say funding changes and seasonal workloads led to layoffs across the spring summer and fall.
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Commodities Board May Be Established
A proposed bill to establish a commodities board and levy a late fee on certain foods and corn goes forward in Connecticut. The measure, backed by a city board of ab desmen, was to be introduced at the state legislature opening, with Maven cited as the source of last night’s information.
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Cotton Men Support War Finance Board Measures
A Memphis conference of cotton merchants and planters backed immediate action to restore the cotton market. Committees proposed a 30 percent cut in acreage and a shift to growing more food and feed crops to stabilize the industry. A telegram urged Congress to revive the War Finance Corporation and bankers proposed conditional credit to nonparticipants, with cautions on equitable enforcement.
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League Assembly Plans War to Rout Near East Typhus
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations assembly focusing on a near east typhus war effort. Sir George E Foster leads the Canadian delegation proposing a world campaign to stamp out the disease spreading across wartime regions. Delegates from India China Peru Norway Spain France Britain Holland and Russia participate across about 50 nations.
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Paris Faces Scandal Over New Dance Hall Venture
Paris stirs as a new dance hall venture in the Champs Elysées area draws opposition and political scrutiny. Officials consider foreign influence and the role of American management as tensions rise with local authorities and public morality concerns.
Three Destroyer Crew Members Drowned In Accident
Three members of the crew of the destroyer Edsel were drowned when a lowerer or tender boat from the vessel capsized. Three others were rescued and the craft had been commissioned two weeks ago, afloat at the dock preparing to proceed to the Pacific.
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Stockdale Address On Unique Subject At Mt Vernon Event
Frey Stockdale delivered a lengthy speech at the Ww world Teague celebration in Falsteld and Clintas Adventees. He used animal illustrations from fly to spider to argue knowledge of the master, comparing animal familiarity to divine will and suggesting man’s progress relies on knowing God. Kansas City dispatch reports on a Missouri prison-led capture related to missing Liberty bonds, with Mrs. Morris aiding authorities after her husband’s gunfight in Colorado Springs. Also notes a Georgia case where charges and a habeas petition were brought over Shepard death, with hearings set for next Tuesday.
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Congress Prepares To Aid Business
Congress considers measures to aid business with investigations into unemployment and tax relief. Rep Mason proposes house committee probes and a capital official conference to gather facts and recommendations. Rep Ackerman seeks to exempt income taxes already paid, while Capper and others push pricing and market controls.
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Weather Forecast Confused by OCR Errors
Weather outlook shows cloudy conditions for New York region with possible snow later. Fresh northerly winds expected, overcast skies Wednesday into Thursday. Central Atlantic area forecasts call for fair in the east with the Mississippi River area seeing light snow. temperatures trend downward.
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Doll Tathelia Exhibition and Bazaar Notice
The doll Tathelia will be on exhibition in PAE at Widow's window Main leiveel on Wednesday and Thursday during the annual bazaar for the Davih erst bakelie. The bazaar will be held in Canter fat Brand sree on December 9. Stories tell Ling will be penciled in the program storehideen in the afternoon. The eagles will go to St Vincente raily house.
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Government plan to aid disabled soldiers proposed
Washington December 7. A plan for a composite government agency under the interior department would aid discharged and disabled soldiers sailors and marines. Introduced by Representative Rowers Republican Massachusetts the bill would transfer functions from the bureau of war risk insurance the federal board for vocational education and parts of the public health service dealing with veteran treatment to the new agency.
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Shell explosion injures Private Hurd at Worl Constitution
Private Alfred J. Hurd of Manchester was blinded and severly injured when a stove poker used to prod a three inch shell in a coast artillery rifle at Worl Constitution today exploded. The incident involved Private Burt of Newcastle and occurred as the weapon was being serviced.
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Pedestrian Struck by Car in Bread and Fon Area
Peter Ranpeline of 147 Beechmant Avenue was hit by an automobile driven by Herman Meier of 175 Stratford Avenue as he stepped from the curb. He was not seriously hurt.
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Five Chickens Stolen From Rogers Johnson Home
A report to detectives states five chickens were stolen yesterday from the home of Rogers Johnson at 1221 Howard Avenue. Detectives are investigating the incident and seeking information.
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Obituary Notices From A Weathered Page
Obituary items report multiple deaths and funeral plans including Mrs Eva Wester wife of Ue Jo an H Wester Washington DC with services at her brother Dre Bow R Beebe 09 Wood Avenue officiated by Rev Paul Kawarda burial at Lakeview cemetery Surviving relatives list siblings and spouses. Additional notices mention graves and services for Mrs Mary VF Buove and Dr Beebe along with a long roster of mourners and church rites at St Charles and Lakeview cemeteries. Other entries reference Mrs Catherine Dannell Beechwood Avenue and families in Westport with masses of requiem and burial at nearby cemeteries.
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PILES CURED In 6 70.14 Days Advertisement
Read like an old classified ad promising pile cure with instant relief after first use. Mentions speedy results and money back feel, but text is garbled with unclear terms and partial product references. Includes marketing tone and generic medical claims.
New Haven Reader Seeks Remedy For Health Choking Case
A New Haven item describes a woman nearly choking and suffering severe back pain before discovering a health remedy. The narrative mentions Mrs VYose, a booster of the remedy, and references various store locations and outlets listing where the product is sold in multiple towns including Stratford, Milford, Derby, and Torrington. The ad notes endorsements and customer gratitude, claiming the remedy improves health and vitality.
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