Clashes Leave Dozen Wounded Between Fascists and Communists
In Goeppingen Wurtemburg last night a violent clash between Bavarian Taseles and Wurtemburg Communists left twelve wounded. A National Socialists speaker, protected by Hitler Youth, was attacked as police sent reinforcements to the railway station. The incident followed anti Semitic pamphlet distribution and fears of further confrontations in Munich where Socialists planned multiple meetings.
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Berus
Terele Pare Sane
Wurtemburg
Goeppingen
Adolph Hitler
Munich
Hitler
Conlant
Died Allen and others in New Haven and vicinity
Notices of multiple deaths dated December 1922 list Walter W. Allen aged 65 interred in Union cemetery Stratford with services on December 15 at 7:30 p.m. Also listed are Josephe Pehes aged 88, John J. Fisher, Phoody Ida Guide, Preter Hall, Minnis Allenbach, and Elizabeth Lawrence with funeral plans and burial details at various local cemeteries and venues.
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Allen
New Haven
Walter TW. Allen
Union _ cemetery
Stratford
Josephe Pehes
Attena
East Avenue
Bends
Walker and Banks
Fairfield aYenus
Lake Cemetery
Hall
New York City
Dania
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Allenbach
Fairfield
Conia
Jith
Minnis
Herman
Sweet Memory of Faulkner and Children
A commemorative notice recalls the memory of a Faulkner family member and children, mourning their loss. It laments grief, promises to remember, and speaks of sorrow hidden in the heart, with a devotional tone and spacings reflecting a memorial verse.
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Wichard Faulkner
B H S Seniors Announce Class Characteristics
Bridgeport High School announces 1925 senior class characteristics with Marvy Margaret McGrath cited as most beautiful. The list names dozens of classmates for awards such as best athlete, most prominent, and best student, along with captains, letters, and other traits reflecting four years of school life.
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Marvy Margaret McGrath
Wood Avenue
Bridgeport High School
Iran
Lyon Terrace
Metirath
Ene
Waly Pjoha
Dorothy Palakewich
Lam Street
Alvele
Meéttens
Wentaworth
Eton
Beent
Sy Peete Y
Auhigte
Tor
Errors In Story Put H. J. Murphy In Wrong Light
A Telegram account misstated details after a Bridgeport accident. It wrongly implied H J Murphy’s involvement and alcohol ties. The correction clarifies that Brisson, the accident victim, was intoxicated and that Everson reportedly drank prior to the crash. Sennenbergs face liquor charges tied to the victim, not the driver.
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H. J. Murphy
Dererber
Hugh A. Murephy
Rocton Avenue
Bridge Port
Replioron
Tare Baen
Brixson
Phelan
Evikeon
Ash Cre Bridge
Post Road
Harry Sen
Dublin pessimistic on peace outlook
The report outlines heavy government spending doubts and constitutional questions. Figures hint at 30 000 to 40 000 pounds annual outlay while Tim Healy and Cosgrave face pressures. The text references the governor general and dominion issues amid Irish parliamentary debate.
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Tim Healy
Coserave
Lhss
Obituary of Elisabeth Airs Lawrence widow of Euens Lawrence
Elisabeth Airs Lawrence of St. Charles City mourns the loss at her home on Brooks Street. Survived by three sons Mugene, Fren, and Katherine, and a daughter Lupry. Widowed by Euens Lawrence, she had long served as a parishioner and neighbor in the local community.
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Elizabethy
Lawcertoe
Stra
Elisabeth
Lawrence
Euens Lawrence
Brooks
Mugene
Augustine
Katherine
St. Charles
St. Charles Olarreb
Backroom Fire Promotion Sparks Budget Clash
Debates over city fire department pay and promotion heated as Commissioner Noonan and President Coleman clash over back pay, rule enforcement, and the promotion of Operator Ryan amid questions of grade, necessity, and fairness. Several cases of unpaid wages and medical leave are reviewed, with calls to standardize pay and uphold department rules.
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Tho Boara
Hosemah
John I. Caga
George Bennett
Phillie J. Thdmpson
Charles H. Fitzroy
John Ti
Coates
Andrew Croix
William. Wilson
John Murphy
John H. Casey
Coleman
Noonan
Ryan
Frealdent Coleman
Dow Mien
Vany
Dawe
Noah
Bran’ Having
Sioner
Onilole
Renassaty
Kidder
Lee
Ae & T
Finneganphaugie
Pinnagan
Cylardatty
Mr. Pinnesen
Arere
Finnesan
Casey
John
Jon
Calenan
Mr. Dawe
Iminnegan
Coteauld
Eac
Ninten
Aes
Hartford Banker Named President Of Bridge District Commission
Elated Hartford banker Meira Tw, a prominent figure in the city’s financial sector, was elected president of the board of commissioners for the Connecticut River Bridge Sail Highway District at a special meeting to fill the vacancy caused by the death of former Senator G. Bulkeley Morgan.
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Halfrot
Meira TW
Whupies
Hartford
Board of Commissioners of
The
Connecticut River Bridge
Sail Highway District
Morgan
G. Bulkeley
Macedonian Committee Pushes for Independence Amid Protectorate
A fragmented report notes a Macedonian committee urging independence from the League protectorate. The document mentions local leaders and Turkish residents pushing for self rule amid regional tensions and calls for national sovereignty.
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Lavsarne
Dev
Federa Wd
Volty
Ar Wonlan
Bulgar
Bora Wallac
Macedonia
Petatlan
Neast
League of Nuttony
Professor Fisher Urges Licenses For Bacteriologists
A Hartford report notes Professor Fisher advocating licenses for bacteriologists. He supports stricter regulation at the upcoming legislature session, aiming to strengthen enforcement and oversight of health agencies and dairy producers. Health officers and mill operators are represented as welcoming changes to tighten communications and rules.
Legion Backs Ship Subsidy Measure in Congress
The American Legion will actively back the ship subsidy bill in the current session, part of a broader program announced by National Commander Owsley. The package includes the Murray bill for retired emergency army officers, adjusted compensation for personnel, and a proposed plan to protect against an influx of migrants while supporting veterans.
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Ameican Legion
Congress
Owsley
Gore
German Publicist Central Figure In Trial Of Slayers
Berlin reports the trial of Grenz and Weighard as German publicist Masinilian Elardes dominates the courtroom. Witnesses discuss Elardes 1920 trip to America and alleged anti German propaganda aims, with officials debating influence and loyalties amid wartime politics.
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Berlin
Masinilian Elardes
Grenz
Weighard J
Gager
Haren
Ameria
Bernstorff
Loring
Olsen
Ampurles
Marden
Citizen for 16 Years Only Knows It Now Meriden
Discovery that an applicant for citizenship, Erle Paul Lands, born in 1393, appeared before the naturalization guardian to seek papery status. The fragment notes his long stay and uncertain year details as local records mention his 16 years of residence and the still unclear path to naturalization.
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Meriden
Erle Paul Lands
Naturgliaten Garet
Gt Sertlings LY
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Box Company in District Court
A bankruptcy petition has been filed in the United States district court by a box company against Meriden Paper Box and associated entities. The document lists a claimed asset value of 16,717 with proceedings underway as the case moves forward.
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BOX Company
Meriden Paper Box
United States District Court
Acalntee
Pound Reaches 4.69 Dollars Amid British Joy
The London Times notes the pound hitting 4.69 dollars amid market optimism. Analysts cite a steady advance and possible links to large overseas transactions shaping the surge.
Stratford Man Held Following Accident
Stratford December special report: Thomas M. Gilmore of North Canal Street was arrested tonight charged with operating a motor vehicle without a proper license after a collision with a taxi driven by Tyler Johnson of Waterbury occurred on North Warner Street near the Lakes.
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Stratford
Des
Thomas M. Gilmore
North 3Taln Sree
Eie Tyshborn
Watersuyy
North
Warner Loxeis
Weeks disapproves plea for army to fight wets
Secretary Weeks said enforcement officers who aided US troops against moonshiners in the Kentucky mountains misinterpreted the army’s purpose. He noted the force is not authorized by law to enforce prohibition and advised officers to seek the marshal in Kentucky for assistance.
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Weeks
Washington
Tec
United States
Kentucky
Kensucky
Non-Inflammable Film Law Moves in France
A 1925 French act requires all motion picture film used in the republic after June to be non inflammable, replacing gunpowder and nitrocellulose stock. The Scientific American notes this safety measure may prompt similar laws worldwide and influence the film industry.
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France
Republic
Widow Kidnapped in New Brunswick Case Shocks Town
In New Brunswick on December 8 a 16 year old widow, Mrs Goorgigang Blaura, was reportedly kidnapped from her home shortly after testifying in the state's case. Gore Girando, 30, was sentenced to prison from five to ten years as her husband’s slayer.
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New Brunswick
Goorgigang Blaura
John Maurn
Slim Jnst
Vbw
Gore Girando
Wily Wie
Cen Yorra
Churches in Australia Outpace Others in Worship Places
Australia leads in places of public worship per capita among nations. The statement notes a high density of churches relative to population, reflecting strong religious infrastructure across the country.
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Australia
Country
President reverses usual proprieties in sudden state visit
Washington December 13 President Harding reversed the usual proprieties by walking to the State Department to call on Secretary Hughen. He then unannounced visited the Red Cross directors near the White House, causing a stir among doorkeepers. He spent only a few minutes with Secretary Hughen before returning to the executive office.
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Washington
Hughens
State Department
Hughen Om
Mr. Harding
Marriages Involve Disposition Of Estate In Salem
In Salem Massachusetts the Probate Court heard the estate dispute of Folin Kingman’s heirs Albert and Kinsman Kingman. Trustees asked whether the business property should go to the city for a public purpose or decline to a non-heir. A possible heir was cited through Kiesimea Merkda via a long-unclear marriage claim.
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Salem
Masa
Dre
Albert
Kiesimea
Mierkda
Kinsman
Vet Prosecutors Suspended From Office In Tulsa
Tulsa Oklahoma December 14. Deaunty Antiore and W Ir Seaver whose stance against enforcing prohibition made them prominent in Tulsa and Tulsa County were suspended from office late May by District Albert C Hunt. John Galtesferry Seaver's assistant and County Attorney elect was named successor.
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Tulsa
Okla
Connecticut Humane Society Receives 6000 Dollar Grant
The Connecticut Humane Society announced an appropriation of 4000 dollars from Barton Corporation for psychiatric research on children with mental or conduct disorders. The funds will help establish the Helen Jenkin Juvenile Court Daily in the Juvenile Court Building, supporting work in the state.
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Goeppingem
Lakeview
Bridgeport
Conn
Lawrench
Elizaibeth
Eugene Lawrence
Brooks Street
Psulkner
Hughes & Chapman Co
Saiemroome Ratford Avalepart, Coan
Kenteihmy
Anna Saubinerer
Kennet Horton
Isi Roseta
Lang Louise Home
Gutest
Thaodore Leonay
Mary McGrath
Letcel
Joseph Vitale
Tuchacd Barrett
Lana Sit
Mose
Kenneth Wuther
Jana Louisa Butler
Murphy Ang
Anna ‘Hawlor
Mary McGrat
Walter Poni
Alicy Dohest
Minster Au
Jo Singh
Edith Ang
Murphy
Varco
Louisa Ratier
Gest Wihletes Brank Mertuie
Palikow Boyrower
Waynes Worail
Aunty Maved
Eas
Tmurders Sehwerddé
Ang Dorn Murali
Bast
Danny Harry Shornbuyy
Adele Artur
Max
NK Mertens
Dorothy Polakewich
Walter Poh
Dublin
Tom Johansen
Cosgrave
Stedhag Senn
Talitean
Mr. Johnson
Ly Forney
de Georges
Anca
Desmond
Dave
Me Tewe
Ludderman
Jonn
Owas
Neill
Inet
Deave
Ha Department Up
Finnegan
Mr. Bows
Lanes Fan
Bennetts
Hennekt
Chitford Bright
Horeman
Chiurentoe
J. Geardaley
Macedonian Committee
Professor Fisher
Legion
Francis Asbury
Ohnreh and
Dines In
Heinz
Britain
Erlinis
London Times
Humane Society
Oprain
Dlas
Bens
Winsol
New England
Sanalt
Carl Adams
Main St
Gardner, Mass
Witsoel
B.O
G.C. Wilson, Inc
Boston, Mass
G. C. Wilbon, Inc
Estatistiv
Talloh
Lic
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