Japan Press Protests Naval Limitation Plan Details
Tokyo papers react to proposed US naval limitation treaty affecting battleships Colorado Washington and Maryland. The Asahi, Tokyo Shimbun, Kokumin Shimbun, and Mainichi criticize sincerity, warn the conference may push toward war, and doubt acceptance will be easy.
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TORIO
Associated Presa
United States
Colorado
Washington
Mar Jand Kes
Vernacuoas
Anis
Torazu
Kokumin Shimbun
JYI Shirese
Mutma
Weak Blood In Children Warns Of Fatigue And Poor Play
An old advertisement warns that weak blood drains energy in children and leads to pinched faces and disinterest in play. It touts Gude s Pepto Mangan as a blood builder, claiming it enriches blood and speeds recovery with iron. Available in liquid or tablet form through grocers.
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Gude
Catholic Council of Women Food Sale Planned
A food sale will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2280 Marty Street under the Bridgport Committee of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women to aid poor children for Christmas. The council emphasizes education and welfare work, with committees and volunteers listed led by Mrs Simon Crehan and Mrs John Dasham, among others.
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Forelock
Lan Affernoon
Marty Streck
Bridgscourt
Connecticut Council of Machalie Weemen
Lhildren
Ees
Dira Straits
Connecticut, Council of Catholic Women
Connecticut Conneil
Catholic Women
Nnt
Christ
John Dasham
Patrieia
Simon Creham
Bridecport
Simon Crehan
Allen
John Coyne
Nellie Cullinan
May Dules
Margaret Dorsey
Moerald
M. J. Flanagen
Mary
Samara
Josep Monahan
Fred Mull
T. & Murray
J. L. North
L. O'Connor
John Phelan
John Shea
Henry Streck
Anna Sullivan
E. J. Sullivan
Captain Willis McLeod Collapses After Potomac Docking
Hoboken New Jersey December 10 Captain Willis C McLeod of the steamer Potomac who stayed at his post after suffering injuries in a mid Atlantic hurricane collapsed today after docking. Internal injuries were suspected. First officer Richard Albrecht and two sailors were injured in the storm. The Potomac left Bremen on December 3.
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Hoboken
Willis C. McLeod
Potomac
Waterbury Factory Head Threatened by Russian Radicals
Three police officers in plain clothes formed a protective ring tonight around the residence of Joan I. Goss vice president of Scoville Manufacturing Co in Waterbury. authorities said threats were received due to industrial pressure and discontent among Russian radicals.
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Waterbury
Tec
Joan I. Goss
Scoville Manufacturing Company
Lloyds Insure Appendix For Medical Emergencies
A London news item describes a city firm offering a plan insuring up to 500 dollars for sudden illness expenses including four weeks of convalescence at 26 dollars weekly. Dental operations are excluded and claims under 50 dollars are not paid. Family and individual rates are quoted in pounds shillings, with underwriting noted but incomplete.
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London
Rokers
Groker
Three Childre
Tie Mir
Baby Ada Finds a New Home After Ridgefield Ordeal
In Bridgeport a hopeful mother in Ridgefield sought aid for her infant girl Ada, leaving behind hardship and unpaid rent. Mrs Andrew Tuttle, overwhelmed by poverty, agreed to let Ada go to a Granmere family, hoping for relief while pledging to visit. Ada, dressed in new clothes, arrived with Mrs Benjamin Field to begin a fresh life in Grasmere.
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Elsi whcHonaAs
Raby Tutsle
Bridgeport Telegram
Joseness
Tory
Ridgefield
Andrew Tuttle
Cory Tittle
Grasmere
Bridgeport
Hidgefield Hills
Tuttle
Attleida
Raymond
Relia
Ada
Louis
Adanex
Tate
Genjamin Pield
Howes
Naval messenger robbed by six bandits on road
Edward dh Bender, a naval messenger traveling from New London to Buffalo, was attacked tonight on Thornstoay road by six armed men who stole the dispatches he carried, with charges filed by the officer in charge.
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Watrmugl
Edward Dh Bender
New London
Monit
Thornstoay Road
Three Year Old Girl Severely Burned in Water Incident
A three year old girl suffered first degree burns after a water-related accident at a hospital in Missouri. Medical staff treated the child and the parents faced an unresolved outcome regarding transport to a nascent facility.
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Lucio ‘Olin
Arg Talirond Moesie
Gayle
Miiergen Hospital
New York Bandits Stole $10,000 in Theatre Heist
Reported heist outlines that bandits took ten thousand dollars from a New York theatre. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but authorities indicate a capital routes bid and a high exertion during the incident.
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NEW York Bandits
Fairfield Man Says He Foiled Hold-Up Trio
A Fairfield man reported he stopped a hold-up attempt by three men on Pete Street and Rats trade area. The incident involved a struggle before the assailants fled toward surrounding streets as police were alerted.
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Fairfield
Second District Voters Organizing A Club
Hemocrats of the Second district held a meeting at a church in St George, electing McHugh as temporary chairman and O J Trew as organizers. About thirty-seven were part of the initiation, with a fee of one real. Snow began as the gathering closed.
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Hemocrats
St George'a Txithuanian 1. C
Award McHugh
O. J. Trewneji
Major Bernard Miller Dies in U S Forces
A terse obituary notes Major Bernard Miller of the U S Forces has died. Details on service location and date are incomplete in the readable text.
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Bernard Miller
U. S. Forces
Aged Thomaston Woman Commits Shocking Act
Fragmentary OCR recalls an aged Thomaston woman involved in a violent incident at home. The report indicates she suffered a head injury while in bed, with her husband present and the event described as a late night or morning act. Further names and specifics are indecipherable in the readable text.
Burglarized Store Reported in Sheriff’s Jurisdiction
Sheriff Maslett received a report of a burglary at a store on Atle and Street in the jurisdiction. The incident occurred Saturday night or Sunday morning, with entry and valuables noted but details are unclear due to garbled OCR text. Local authorities are investigating the break in.
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Sherif Maslett
Vesterdev
Aw Store Ab Ltd
Chosedy
Thieves cause damage at Derby church during theft
In Perry Conn thieves broke into St Marys B C Church between Saturday night and Sunday morning, smashing candleabras and stealing about $10 in contributions from money receptacles while leaving vessels and items in the sanctuary untouched. The pastor and Milagerald report limited losses, not exceeding about $4 in other small amounts.
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Perry
Ile St. Mary's
B.C
Trew
Milagerald
House to Take Up Anti Lynching Bill This Week
Washington Dee IL Congress members prepare for action on a key anti lynching bill known as the Dyer measure. Majority Leader Mondell indicates the measure will be considered in the four days before adjournment as the holiday recess nears.
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Washington, Dee
Congress
House
Representative Mondell
Detective warns shopping women about purse security
December 18 report from Pittse gh describes Captain Clyde Edeburn issuing a list of eight safety tips for women during the holiday shopping season. The advice covers avoiding heavy money, not exposing funds, and not concealing a roll in stockings or pockets to deter light-fingered thieves.
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Pittse GH
First National Bank
Clyde Edeburn
Enormous Wheat Stocks Held For Price Rise In Canada
More than 25 million bushels of wheat are in storage at the Canadian head of the lakes, with producers owning about half to hold for higher prices. A year ago 12 million bushels were stored. Shipments to the Pacific coast expected to rise to ease congestion. Japan and China eye large purchases if cargo space opens. Alberta wheat prices trend high. October grading shows 400,000 bushels No 1 hard versus 20,000 last year.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Head of the Lakes
Pagile
Japan
China
Alberts
Chinese Cabinet Resigns Amid Training Controversy
Fragmentary dispatches indicate the Chinese cabinet resigned amid a dispute over armament inference and cabinet stability. Washington reports suggest the delegation faced contention over progress and training debates, with uncertain timing and next steps in Beijing.
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Washington
Peking
Tanlac Restores Strength in Mrs Tessie Peterson Case
A Bridgeport reader reports Tanlac improved her health after trying the remedy for fatigue and weakness. She describes better sleep, increased energy, and overall well being following several doses, aiding her husband who was already using Tanlac. Advertised saleslocations are listed in Bridgeport Southport and Malfield.
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Tessie Peterson
Bastwick
Saverat
Apoo
York
Tanlac
Baw
Bridgeport
Hindle Urug Sturea
Southport
Luln TB
Malifeld
Orrin Heute Advertsemont
Chinese Buy Famous Gem Sparks Bond Repudiation Concerns
Leading Chinese bankers and businessmen fear the government will sign an American loan agreement while repudiating three Chinese bond issues held in America. Peking’s financial muddle dominates talk as officials risk further credit loss to prop up negotiations for new loans amid the Pacific Conference.
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China
Driver prefers dust-cart job to teaching in Potsdam
Berlin dispatch reports a Potsdam middle-class candidate for an instructor post told the government he would take a dust-cart driver job instead of teaching. He noted the peddling trade would pay better, despite being among 17 percent of applicants for regular school teaching, cushioned by his youth.
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Berlin
Potsdam
Anti Americans in Toronto Meeting Denounces Washington Pact
A Toronto gathering under the Anti American Young Men's league passed resolutions opposing Washington conference decisions. Speakers denounced the agreements, and police seized leaflets planned for distribution near the American embassy containing a song urging to Strafe America.
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Associated Press
Young Mens’ League
Washington
America
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