Citizens in Germany Urge New Passport System
BERLIN December. An appeal to the American state department urging reform of passport regulations in the interest of American travelers circulates at the American Chamber of Commerce in Berlin. The movement, signed by nearly all American residents in Berlin and traveling Americans, is backed by commercial bodies in Turans, Mexico and South America seeking generalized simplification interim to aid businessmen. Reports cite business leaders losing thousands due to frontier delays hindering engagements and contracts. The appeal condemns current rules as a great hardship for travelers crossing European borders, noting journeys from New York to Bucharest pass through Holland, Germany, Czecho Slovak, German Austria, Hungary, Togo-Slavia, and Roumania, with visas taking two hours to four days to obtain and high costs and time wasted. This untenable situation affects European-located Americans and those making frequent transatlantic trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dec
M—C
Associated Press
State Department
American Chamber of Commerce
New York
Bucharest
Vigesrom
Holland
Germany
Czecho- Novakia
Austria
Hungary
Togo-Slavia
Roumania
Europe
Oma
Dispute Over Cabies Seeks Interim Agreement
Continued report on the Cabies dispute shows effort to reach a compromise. Senator Borge and others say divergent views remain, while Mr. Davis notes a planned recess for intergovernmental conferences on future regulations. United States positions suggest Argentina should continue in a satisfactory role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borge
Davis
Mirm
Ths
United States
Arserten
Obituary notices recount a string of Bridgeport deaths
Nathan T. held funeral at Piewoath Congrymuledal church after a large service led by Rev. Jonk Carson and others. Maria Bibb died at Bridgeport hospital. burial in Troy. Anders Hedman funeral from 196 Beardsley Street. Lakeview Cemetery. Mary Hall Price funeral from Arctic Street and St Michael's. Robert McNab burial arrangements at Gil Ile. Louis H. funeral services noted at Charfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan T
Mexwire
Nathan
Hhaie Geome
Amfova i
Jonk Carson
Mr. Carlson
Leslie Brigges
First
CG. W. Sot
Methodist Church
Howse
Menerve
Walnut Beach Chapel
Hymis
Ida Campbell
Bridgeport
B.C. Luter
Woods Burwell
Divin J. Smith
William Osborne
F. H. Woodruff
I. Ts. Clarke
William
Yeeru William J. Ann Paul Mead
Howard Howe
Dennis McCarthy
Carola Kane
Otto Weller
St. Michael's Cemetery
Maria Bibb
Edwin Bisb
Camenera
Troy
NM. YY
Gibb
Washingon Park
M. E
Charles L. Dennis
A. F. Campbel
Anders
Anders Hedman
Beardsley Street
Anna
Alca
Jona
Seward
Laval Order of Moose
Lakeview Cemetery
Mary F E. H. Price
Mary&. Hall
Willian J. Price
Miss May Price
St. Charles’ Church
Agnes Price
Arctic Street
St. Charlie’ Church
St Michael's
Middletons
Robert K. Mena
Rogert Fe, McNad
Hart Street
Gil Ile
Mas
Columbia Graphophone Company
Hattie McNab
William McNab
Patrick Morg
Gilbertsville
Tonix HH
Charfield
Louis H
Winter appointed general manager of Bridgeport Manufacturers Association
Alpheny Winter of Sivatfvid road has been appointed general manager of the Bridgeport Manufacturers Association, succeeding George S. Hawley who resigned as vice president of One Bridgeport Gas Light Company. Winter, distinguished for war labor board work, previously directed Remington Arms personnel and earned unanimous support for this leadership post.
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Alpheny Winter
Sivatfvid Road
Bridgeport Manufacturers Flasociation
George S. Hawley
One Bridgeport Gis Light Company
Swort Time
Pridjenart
War Tabor
Winter
Mia
Bridgeport
Remington, Arms-Um.c
Manufacturers Association
Obituary Notices From Fairfield And Surroundings
Laura E Sturges 72 of Greenfield Hill dies yesterday. Daughter of a longtime Greenfield Hill Congregational pastor, she leaves two brothers Frank Sturges of Pittsburgh and W Sturges of St Louis. Lanvetta Oakley 78 widow of Arthur M Quidex dies yesterday, survived by son E G Oakley, daughters Drs Arshnur Meeker and Frederick Skit. Funeral Monday 2 PM from Spruce Street home, burial in Oaktown cemetery Fairfield.
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Anfield
Lillian Barnsley
Pembroke’ Street
Mountain Grove
Laura E. Sturges
Aura Elizabeth Sturges
Greenfield HI
Greenfield Hill Congregational Church
Mathers
Frank Sturges
Pittsharsh
W. Sturges
St. Toula
Lanvetta M. Oakley
Teauretta MM
Arthur M. Quidex
E. G. Oaklay
Southport
Arshnur Meeker
Stratford
Frederick Skit
Washington Terrace
Southport Episcopal Church
Spruce Street
Oaktown
Fairfield
Chain Lunch Rooms Hit By $10000 Theft Of Checks
Chester A. Smuth, an employee of the Waldorf Inneh tern, was charged today with larceny and conspiracy in Metraid after inspectors said he sold stolen lunch chaps totaling 1000. The method involved stealing cheeses and selling them to a ring that sold them for 10 or 19 cents each.
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Dais City
Chester A. Smuth
Waldorf Inneh Tern
Metraid
Wang
Harding Confers With C E Hughes on Ohio Visit
President-elect Harding and C E Hughes meet in Columbus over lunch after arriving unannounced for pre convention talks. They discuss potential future appointments and policy among a cast of figures including Harvey Daugherty and Burton of Ohio, with Hoover likely joining Sunday's conference and Dover aiding the campaign team.
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Althoush
Woodrow Wilson
Harvey
League
Hughes
Senate
Colored Harvey
Mr. Hughes
Fresidenc-elect
Columbus
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Burton
Ohio
William Howard Taft
Bilhu Root
Herberrt Honvee
Hoover
Marion Cory
Atwards Nash
Wwlyn Pos Blate
Fieris
Marion
Flelemillon
Elmer Dover
Pacific Coast
Republican National Committee
80 Families Escape Fire in New York Tenement
Dense smoke from a fire in a Manhattan tenement district trapped residents as flames spread through the upper floors. Firefighters used searchlights to illuminate stairways and guide escape routes, enabling dozens of families to reach safety despite the dangerous conditions.
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York
Wen of
Searchiignia
Mariam Veemoent
Ternanta
Weather forecast for eastern states weekend change in temperature
The outlook calls for fair weather generally east of the Mississippi Saturday and Sunday with possible snow or rain in northern New England. North winds strengthen offshore from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with overcast skies. Local almanac notes include tide data and sunset times for Bridgeport vicinity.
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Mississippi River
New England
Sindy Hook
Hatteras
First Financial Report Issued
The report outlines total expenses and revenues with figures for costs, maintenance, and depreciation. Comptroller Tweedale notes the excess of operating expenses over revenues at 3613,2512, representing army and navy accounts not yet returned, plus undistributed construction charges and net revenue adjustments tied to the emergency fleet corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyenne
Voyares Stsr
Voyaee Cxd
Tnsw
Hooker Ag
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Iiguranca
Fall Tran
Choked horse to hall pain fined
Fragmentary report notes Spaulding pulling a horse from a wintry trap. the animal suffered and died after a struggle. The incident occurred during a court proceeding with London police involvement. A payment of four dollars was recorded.
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Phe
Sam
London
Spaulding
Fie
Groves Laxative Bromos in Genuine Advertisement
Fragmentary OCR reads a Grove advertisement for Laxative Bromos tablets. Mentions the genuine Grove product with the VW mark and signatures, but details and context are incomplete.
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War Labor Board
Canada
Labrador and
Sudaon
Césarlisch
Golden Hill
Maddie Streets
Gésarlisch
HatuStation Hill Fire Streets
Gredit
Bolivia
Ares
Russia
Middle Streets
Chia
Tisely
Michaels Sterns & Co
Rochester
N. VY
Confaria
Association
Motrons
Wilson
N. Y
Middlebrook
Mt. High Wai
Newaver
Bar
Atlanta
Atlantia
Island
Boston
Ashington
First Financial Report
Velvet
Lampell’s
Main St
Armenia
Ern
Edward B. Case
Washington Park
M. E. Church
Noble and Barnum
Father
Kenny
American Hardware Stores Incorporated
Fairfield Avenue
Midge Street
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