Drug trade menacing the city, Cummings says in court
Public Defender blames abolition of free dispensary for illicit traffic as state’s attorney reveals ongoing drug act failures. A judge sentences a man to months in county jail after an arrest by the vice squad linked to a North Washington area pool room drug sale. Video ledger notes a woman provoked into signaling, a box of pills and cash changing hands.
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Alto
Jeanette
Atic
Jude
Neeress
Browns
North Washington
Arolley
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Callers At All Stations Rally for Chief Executive
A damaged OCR text describes broad calls reaching the White House and mansion, praising General Armands Ting and General Tiga as pivotal figures. Mentions ambassadors and a visit to the President with promises of national safety and hope before return to Lady.
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Armands Ting
Irely
Tiga
Sax
Iady
Géneraliss
Siu
Ambassadur
Auto Turns Over In Naugatuck Injuring Two Men
A damaged OCR report from Naugatuck describes an auto accident where a vehicle rolled over at a curve on the line. Two men were injured and taken to a hospital for treatment. The details are partly garbled but indicate injuries and vehicle damage.
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Auto
Naugatuck
Suries
Naugatucs
Bribery Probe Ordered by State's Attorney Cummings
Fac simile of a letter from Homer S. Cummings, Bridgeport State's Attorney, ordering a bribery probe. The document dated December 7 details investigative steps and confirms official authorization.
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Homer S. Cummings
Cooling Off Period Drives New Four Power Treaty
Washington dispatch reports a proposed four power treaty among the United States Great Britain Japan and France proposing a cooling off period before wartime disputes in the Pacific. The agreement would exclude Pacific fortifications naval reductions and Asiatic mainland issues while paving possible later negotiations. Officials expect a public statement from Secretary Hughes and optimism grows that negotiators may secure a pact before year’s end.
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Washington
Associated Press
Pacific
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
London
Yoxla
Ani
Meies
Ked
Ayers
Hughi Balfour
Kato
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Beyore
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Dakome & Ton
A C Dow Taken To Boston In Auto Charge Case
Dow faced a collision case after a failed home entry attempt near Whe Kilarta Bushi. He forfeited bond and was moved to Boston as state authorities review alleged reckless driving. Attorney Mara described arrangements with Massachusetts authorities and governor Lake amid the arrest.
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A.C. Dow
Boston
Mbert
O' Vala Street
Gogtin
Sheriffe Seon Pease
Lriigepurt
Massachusetts Ube Polise van
Veadith
Pees Pers
Gavvernar Lake
George Mara
Taw
Storres
Dow
Fivevolt
Mass
Mara
Mitra
Red Cross May Not Serve in War Says Harding
President Harding told the annual Red Cross meeting that the organization might never again be called to relieve war suffering of recent scale, expressing pride in America’s role and faith in future arms control efforts while urging restraint from future wartime relief.
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RED Cross
Harding
Arms Parley
American Red Cross Society
Washington
Associated Press
American Red Cross
America
Senator Brandegee III May Delay A E F Probe
Washington December reports a Senate committee plans to begin inquiry into alleged misconduct in the A F E. Senator Brandegee III and others face questions as the investigation proceeds in the extra session. Members say the panel will move ahead despite illness and pull in the War Department if needed.
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Brandegee III
Washington
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Nate
A. I
Watson
Georgia
Vandugne
Connectinut
Pencomin
Lis
Carmitten
Haboo
Siah
Essisionee Ag
City Theatre Closed by State Police Order
Fragmentary report indicates a city owned theatre was closed by state police. Details mention authorities investigating ownership and possible violations of local and state ordinances. Limited readable names and dates suggest a formal closure linked to legal actions and city authority.
Harrison Assails Harding Leadership in Senate Session
Senator Harrison sharply criticized President Harding's leadership during a Senate speech. The address, carried by Bee 7, labeled Harding's direction as weak and ineffective, urging stronger party discipline and reform.
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Washington
Bee
Vee Puotican Party
Hardline Guwh
Senate
Warvisan
Taeanurint Fspt
Marc Wins
American fishing boat seized by Mexicans
A damaged OCR fragment reports an American fishing boat seizure by Mexican authorities during an eight day period. The text names the Mexican response and the U S Consul but lacks clear details or location.
New Evidence Emerging in Dr Rabomw Death Case
Fragmented OCR report hints at new clues in the Dr Rabomw death. Mentions a car trouble incident and possible near Beach location. Names and details are incomplete, with several hours allegedly passing before an event linked to the case.
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Rabomw
Jahnsen
Diar
Rairtiel
State tobacco growers urge higher tariff
Washington reports lawmakers clash over President Harding’s tariff proposals and tax plans as Congress debates steps to raise duties on tobacco imports. Supporters argue protection boosts domestic growers while opponents cite costs and overall economic effects. Officials from the House Ways and Means Committee say they need time to study the measures before voting.
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Washington
Mae Dent Harding
GY Congress Chargil
Wari
Luton Fortes
Pfanee
Congress My
Harine
Man Tries Suicide Found Alive After Incident
A man who attempted self harm amid unclear details remains hospitalized with injuries reported as potentially survivable. Authorities investigate circumstances surrounding the act and any underlying factors contributing to the incident.
Ireland May Have Arms Parley Delegate
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a potential arms parley delegate for Ireland and references British seating and individuals, but readable content is fragmentary and lacks concrete events or names.
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Ireland
General Rejoicing Over Irish Pact Amid Liberations
General excitement follows a decree freeing three thousand from internment camps. The article praises the Irish pact and notes preparations and idealistic visions across political and social circles, mentioning figures and places in a broad wartime context.
Town Chairman Bribery Probe Emerges in City Council
State's Attorney orders investigation under Corrupt Practices Act after charges allege a plan to bribe Democratic aldermen to defeat Alderman Veness for board president. Town Chairman Jornell summoned. hearings loom as prosecutors seek unpaid evidence and details from witnesses.
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Yonn A. Cornell
Dembocratia
Common Council
Briher
Alafrey J. Veness
Agrney Homer Kings
lAttorney
Marle Garlick
Garlick
Jarnell
India
Jornell
Corneil
Tee Carrigua
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Wits
Police seek boarder and stolen jewelry
A home on Deacon Street reported a burglary in which about $290 worth of jewelry vanished. Police have been alerted after the owner said a boarder recently left. several pieces including a gold locket and a ring were missing. Detectives continue to question neighbors.
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Joe
Georges Erktine Ceur
Ereill
Eesen
Linmar
Uae
Wales
Cae
Snes
Tleteniski
Deacon Street
At Orho
Many Injured in Strike Riot Rears Packers Courts
In Chicago and five western cities, packers seek injunctions as striking workers face picketing and molestation allegations. Riots erupt amid escalating tensions with police and unions, as executives move to restrain interference and protect plants.
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Chicago
Dev
Orddie West
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