Accuses Cunard Line of Immigration Law Flout In New York
Secretary of Labor orders fines against Cunard Steamship Line after Aquitania immigration breach. Hungarian passengers denied entry despite exemptions, with 294 of them excluded. Government seeks diplomatic action to curb Cunard’s alleged deliberate violations and protect U S policy.
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Secretary of Labor
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State Department
Compan
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Tner
Davin
Jn Hhis
Hughes
Chebourg
Immnierelion
United States
Cunard Company
Waterbury Rag Picker Heiress Cashes In
Waterbury woman 10, Martha Ramp, named principal beneficiary in the will of Albert Lichthiau. Probate shows 15,000 in cash and property valued at 20,000 for the rag picker who died December 7 after being found on the street. Ramp, of Waterbury, Conn, is the related sister.
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Feattle
Wash
Albert Lichthiau
Martha Ramp
Waterbury
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Temperance worker to learn fate in infant disappearance case
In Adrian Michigan Marie Kirby Hadson a temperance leader faces a nine oclock morning verdict on a nonslaughter charge linked to the disappearance of her infant grandson born to her unwed daughter Alice A verdict sealed by the judge due to city violence follows lengthy deliberations since Friday night and was delivered yesterday.
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Mich
Marie Kirby
Hadson
Perance
Alice
Express shipments see big savings under new war tax plan
New York Pee 13. Elimination of the war tax on express shipments becomes effective January 1. C. Taylor, president of the Adams Express Company, stated the measure will save users about 1,500,000 dollars monthly. The capitalized forecast, though, may be subject to broader tax adjustments.
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New York
C. Taylor
Adner+ cap Railway Express company
Whitman urges youths to stay straight at city forum
Former New York Governor Charles E. Whitman told a United Congregational church audience that most youths go astray without broad opportunities. He linked crime to conditions in the city, criticized indifference to politics, and praised saloon closures as progress.
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New York
United Congregational Church
Liett, Becker
Becker
Cassidle
New York County
Whitman
New York State
New York City
Principals Back of Scandal Case May Be Punished
Mrs Rawanak writes from Bridgeport Hospital alleging a poisoning incident on Yiet Main Street. She accuses her mover and a woman infatuated with her husband, urging authorities to punish those responsible for the scandal that nearly cost her life.
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Bridgeport
Rank Iowanal
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Armenian Riot Injures Seven at Panig Meeting
In Detroit on December 18 seven men were injured and about six hundred people, including women and children, panicked as rioting erupted at a political gathering of the Armenian Republican Party. Police said the riot began when a speaker urged overthrow of the party and the creation of a strictly working mens Armenian party. In Chicago a noted singer Mary Garden was ordered by her musician to remain in the theater indefinitely amid threats to personnel.
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Centre of interest in disarming parley shifts to London
Washington notes say Briand will consult Lloyd George in London after leaving Paris. The talks focus on German reparations and France, Angora treaty terms, and the plan for a large French battleship fleet. British naval guarantees and a push for a speedier capital-ship program dominate discussions amid US and British reactions.
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United States
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de Bor
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America
de Bonalas
Ris
Waltout
Sareaxlio
Stalatia
Harity Petare
Germain Generaul
Admiral Te Son
Sterman
Garmany Hart
Police Praised by Dry Chief Report Highlights Cooperation
State Director Mackenzie commends Chief Haynes and local police for strong enforcement of Federal Prohibition in Connecticut. A report to Prohibition Commissioner Flaynea Turecion notes excellent cooperation, active enforcement, and widespread press support aiding raids and closures.
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Macwarsidiazian
Washington
Connecticut
Prohibition
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Mackenzie
Fulted
Cone
Disarmament Talk Highlights Peace Efforts at Washington
Chinese delegate Wang told a church audience that disarmament can remove one cause of war while recognizing the conference's aims. He warned nations rarely avoid conflict and urged mutual restraint to foster international understanding and treaties.
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Washington
Tee
CH. Wang
Church of Fig
Drug capital claims sweep New England region
Fragmented OCR describes a sensational claim that New England is the drug capital, naming locations such as New Hampshire and Maine alongside Vermont. It references an unnamed female performer and alleged gang activity centering on Boston, with garbled phrases about international peace talks and Prague.
Meat market conditions expected to normalize soon
Trade reports indicate meat prices and supply may stabilize after a strike by a packers' employee affects output. Industry observers note a substantial downturn could ease with packer work resuming, though exact timing remains uncertain. Questions about wholesale volumes and consumer impact linger as the market adjusts.
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Tecal
Ghee
Pete
Johnny Woodhuy
Windstorm and Fire Sweep Cities in Nation
Storms and high winds crippled Buffalo and New York City, uprooting chimneys, flooding basements, and damaging waterfront property. A deadly wave caused one death in Buffalo and injuries in Syracuse while police and federal agents guard Wall Street after an anarchist plot warning surfaced.
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Manhattan
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Police
Department of Justice
Charles P. Morgan
Chicago
John Coughlin
Cougher
Morgan
Jersey City
Three Saloon Men Arrested In City
Three saloon keepers were arrested Saturday night following warrants served on Piia street and Howard Avenue. Authorities found alcohol at the premises, with one patron in possession of Mawar. Douglas Stamzak and Dis Buoda Warrants were cited. bond set at $609.
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Piia Street
Steva Mragdias
Howard
Tadie
Doulg Stamzak
Mawar
Rand Suit Alleges $350000 Fraud by Parents in Chicago
James E. Rand Jr. sues his parents and Mrs James Rend in Chicago alleging they defrauded him of stock worth 350000 tied to a spendthrift trust from the William P Rend estate. He claims they coerced him to sign over the stocks before age fifty, violating the will. His mother also sues for divorce in a separate action.
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Ee Grauison
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Aled
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Fry
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Wolfe Lindes Wife Calls Him Wonderful Liar
Niaw York December 18 Wolfe Lindel is described by his wife as a wonderful liar amid claims of his ties to the Wall Street bonus outrage and secret service work. Mrs Dora Lindefield says she has supported the family while Lindel allegedly pursued money and left her and their two children hungry at times.
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Wolfe
Peliay
Wensaw
Wall Street
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Coke
Lindefiel
Lin Rol
Hira
Mae
Traver
Secret Service
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Ted
Tae
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America
Candy and Cigars Stolen From Dover Street Store
A Dover Street store reported theft of candy and cigars. Narrative references to unclear items and suspects mention Lroys and a stock valued at about 23 dollars. Details are garbled but indicate a weekend incident with missing goods and minor itemized value.
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Greaovicy
Aireel
Satuday
All Save One Who Risked Lives For Erin Favor Pact
Dublin dispatch reports indicate the vote on the treaty may be delayed by two to three days. Secret sessions at Mansion House discuss unity against De Valera and ratification. Names such as Dick Muleshy, Sean MacKeony, and Sean Hales figure in the debate over Ireland’s acceptance.
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Denie O'Connell
Dublin
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Mansion House
Dail
DeValera
Rye Dick Muleshy
Irish Republican Army
Sean MacKeony
Sean Hales
DeWett
Maclean
Finess
Goldsmith
Trish
Dall
de Valera
Michael Celelins
Wireless Test 18 Successful From 96 U S Stations
Hartford December 15 Twenty six amateur wireless stations in the United States successfully sent test messages across the Atlantic in the ten day experiment of the American Radio Relay League ending last night. Paul Godley, league representative in Scotland, reported at league headquarters that several British adventurers also helped by receiving the tests from American stations.
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United States
American Radio Relay League
Pinel
Radio League
Paul Godley
League
Scotland
Glangow
Gowler
Plan to resist further wage reductions in New York
New York telegram reports tentative plans to organize a funeral representing 250,000 workers to oppose wage cuts. Jerome T. Te Bert, chairman of the Greater New York council of the Brotherhood of Steamship and railroad clerks, freight handlers, and station agents, says measures were taken to bring managers into the open and that the program would be resorted to without equivocation if wage reductions occur.
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