Reparations knot must be untied first says Morgan firm
The Morgan firm issued a denial regarding reports they blocked an international loan to Germany, stating their position remains that no discussions or actions to assist can proceed until the reparations question is settled. Otto Wiedfeldt, the German ambassador, queried Morgan about funding a large loan, but Morgan recalled their June bankers committee stance and emphasized inaction until reparations are resolved. The release refutes wild stories about schemes to finance Germany and asserts no agreement exists.
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York
J. P- Morpan and Company
Condider
R. Otto Wiedfeldt
Morgan
Germmany
Mormin
Bankers’ Committee
Wiedfeldt
Walters
Germany
Morean
Fail to Identify Victim's Body in the Bronx Murder
In Bronx County Court the Becker murder trial opened over the death of his wife Jennie whose body was found in a mine shaft. Medical witnesses testified the body showed no instant death and identification was impossible after months. notes mention soil and rust and a key alleged to link to the Becker residence.
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Bronx
New York
Abraham Becker
Jennie
Karl S. Kennard
Mendicat Playliner
Becker
Hecker
American Marriages Like Turks Straton Says Here
Dr John Straton a noted orator and pastor of the New York City Baptist church spoke at the Bridgeport Christian Union last night on Writing the Devil in Modern Babylon. He contrasted American marriage customs with Turkish practices, urging social reform as he criticized women’s dress and other contemporary evils.
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Straton
Audioneco
Bridseport Christian Union
John Roach
13Traton
Uy, Baptist Church
New York City
Babylon
Brunen Murder Case Opens With Widow on Stand
Mrs. Doria Brunen and her mother Harry Mohr testifying deny involvement in the shooting of circus owner Honest John Brumen. Prosecutors allege confederate Powell acted at Brunen’s urging. defense argues lack of proof of principal or accomplice status. Brunen sobs as she proclaims innocence and recalls her husband’s final words, while Mohr denies any motive or agreement to kill.
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Mount Holly
N. J. Duc
Associated Prouf
Doria Brunen
Harry C. Mohr
Honest John
Brumen
Charles JM. Powell
Elar
Brunen
Ly Riverside
Powell
Brunei
Vounsi
Mra. Brunes
Justion Kalivah
Twenty three saved after clodless days on barren isle
Coast wire reports from Lake Superior recount that 23 of 37 crew members aboard the Reliance were rescued after marooning on a barren isle for five days in freezing, food scarce conditions. Two lifeboats found, fate of remaining four to be determined. Captain D A Williams and crew endured near starvation before landing.
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E. Marie
Mich
Laka Superior
D. A. Wiliams
Lake Superior
Willams
Yuet
Anehar
Bern
Cract Wien
Wingle
Model Home Exhibit Open To Public Today At City Dwelling
A Good Housekeeping Institute exhibit in Translan street and Burnham avenue opens at 3 today to show a furnished home intended to teach homemaking artistry and comfort. Experts from the institute explain furniture choice, room layout, textile use, and carpet weaving to visitors. Captain Advers J. Madden, retired fireman and longtime city figure, dies at age 60 after a hospital operation. funeral Thursday at 9:30 from his residence with burial at Mountain Grove Cemetery.
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B.J. Madden
Good Housekeeping Institute of
New York City
Lig Commer
Tranlstanatynue
Burnham Street
Curkieh
Matias
Mayher
Koues
Good Housekeeping Institute
Hami Wis
Rome
Advers J. Madden
Focus
Mire Depardinl
Briggepurt Hospital
Madden
Hig
See
Taiwi
Harrington
Clara Madden
Ligne
Sulimn
Bu Charles
Ghureh
Wardal
Mt Mountain Grove Caretory
Capain Madsen
Ian
Fie
Audrey Lon
le Wir
Trock Co
Central
City Charter Drafts Principles For New Government
Bridgeport officials outline Civil Service merit rules retainment of charity staff and continuity for department heads while abolishingPolice, Health, and Charity boards. Proposed proportional representation and preserved library board powers guide the mayoral commission's draft. The session postponed to finalize form of city government.
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Boards of Police
Mice
Health and Charity
Dharter
Bridgeports
Che
Common Council
Jark
Civil Service
Menol
Willan II Alness
Icting
Pather
Irish Parliament Passes First Act in 123 Years
Irish Senate passes its first bill from Tail Éireann, hailed by Sir Thomas Edmonds as a milestone in nation’s history. News notes the act ends a long interlude in Irish governance, marking a historic parliamentary achievement amid celebration and solemn reflection.
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Dumlin
Tomas Edmonds
Tail Éireann
Express jumps rails injures seven near Hyde Park station
The Providence express of the X. Ty pe EL and H. railroad derailed eight miles from South Station, injuring seven to varying degrees. Locomotive and tender overturned. ten passenger cars remained upright against an iron fence, shielding several passengers. Miss Jonaphine Hadisch of New Bee ren narrowly escaped fatal injuries. fireman Jotopn As Mglauphlin and engineer William Stukey were among the injured, with McLaighiin also hurt. Train service diverted as track damaged and repairs began.
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Boston
Providence Express
Hyde Park
Misa Jonaphine Hadisch
New Beeren
Gopsesenger
Jotopn
Mglauphlin
Dadam
Dyer
Lemme St
Hadisch
Haley Breadth
Cers
Miss Hadisch
Midland Alvision
Wiliam Stukey
Qnan McLaighiin
McLarshin
Police Surgeons Here May Be Given Rank of Captain
Police surgeons may receive the honorary rank of captain tied to service and budget notes. The board discusses uniforms, duty status, and authorizes spending to cover department costs including a $59 prize for a nurse and other routine expenditures.
Masked Robbers Hold Mint In Dramatic Federal Heist
Bandits armed with shotguns stage a swift raid at a Denver mint. A guard named Linton dies after being wounded. Bank staff and guards exchange fire as the group loads currency into a car and escapes, pursued by state and federal authorities. The heist leads to heightened security on highways and ongoing manhunt efforts.
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Dpsver
Aasocia Ad Press
Charles Linton
Gshard
Demyer Sranch
Remaney City
Federal Reserve Lapis
Severnment
Aintang
Federal Reserve
de Tobbery
Tdenver
Maimoat
Goluraco
Ihe Mint
Sanved
Cung
Witty Mint
Giongside
Reserve Bank
Mint
Bond Dispute Over Education Board Breach Of Faith
Alderman Veness moved to rescind bond authorization for school purposes citing a broken understanding with the Board of Education and the Finance committee. Sanford corroborated, saying the board was told bonds would cover an architect for the high school. Mayor Atwater and council discussed seeking a meeting with the board.
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Board of Education
Common Council
A. 5
Veness
Coun
Withert Sanford
Thomas P. Dohert
Mathier
Lie Council
John Y. Caldwell
J . Alderman Veness
Inves
Sanford
Ness
Boand Oft Education
Atwater
SaMte Opiniod
Ralph T. Beers
Brown
Board of
Cald
Lavery
Barge sinks after storm near harbor entrance
A New York bound barge from the Cis Dungiarty Line endured two days of Atlantic rough weather after departing Boston. Despite surviving to reach port, relentless seas caused structural damage and a sink near the harbor. Crew were rescued by a nearby tug and lifeboat. Cargo valued at 20000 dollars.
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Cis Dungiarty Line
New York
Aden
Tony
Mulhavla Iron Company
Bostow Harbor
Nessighes Powing Company
Ng York
Boston
Fistroxs
Loatia
Uy Re. Tavs, Veerdant
Eastern Malleable Iron Company
Harding Confers With Governors on Prohibition
At a White House meeting President Harding and 14 state governors discussed enforcement of the prohibition amendment. Haynes said many reports showed cooperation gaps. a follow up gathering may be held to further canvass the issue.
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Washington
White House
Flarding
Ware
Coolidge
Daugherty
Melton
Hayney
Cox
Massachusetts
Rllenic
Craryland
Trinkle
Virinte
Hartness
Verman Tandinna
Kilby
Preus
Minnesota
Olcott
Oregon
Allen
Kansas
Morgan
West Virginia
Mskxelvic
Nebraska
Pavia
Idaho
Campbell
Arizona
DeValera Arrested Report Sparks Paris Warning
PARIS December 14 reports in the Herald warn that President DeValera has reportedly been captured by Irisree State authorities amid ongoing tensions. The item notes current chatter in Paris about his detention and the evolving political situation.
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Paris
the Herald
Amen P DeValera
Muthertttes
Naval Bill Passed by House Drafted by Kelley
The House passed the naval appropriation bill authorizing a 66 000 ton fleet and housing a 450 oY total, with provisions for the president to negotiate limits with Britain, Japan, France, and Italy. Amendments to strike or alter the Kelley provisions were defeated or withdrawn in a vote that honored Chairman Kelley and his subcommittee.
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Kelley
Washington
Thamiva
Tiehi
Ngnoga
Chatemay Kelley
Japan
France
Italy
Logan
South
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