Credit for Food Pr ie sts Condemn Is a World Need
In Chicago and Dublin dated December 24, Herbert Hoover argues for establishing credits in the United States to aid foreign buyers, urging that world economies must reset postwar production. He says no carryover stock exists and relief depends on fair prices under credits, once peace is secured. Archbishop Walsh condemns the assassination attempt on Viscount French, urging unity against coercive rule and recalling Phoenix Park murders as a warning.
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Herbert Hoover
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Ligover
Europe
United A.es
Dubian
Walsh
Viscount French
Dublin
Calla
All Ireland
Phoenix Park
Ireland
Mugland
Four crewmen remain missing after J. A. Chansler wreck near Cape Blanco
Remains found near the wreck site near Bandon Oregon show four bodies recovered after the tank steamer J. A. Chansler ran aground in fog Thursday night. Of 38 aboard only three survivors reached shore including Captain W. A. Sawyer.
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Remifve
Bandon
Ore
Bert Hope
J. A. Chansler
Cape’ Blanco
W. A. Sawyer
Fifty-Five Cents a Dozen To Cut Egg Prices
In Lincoln Nebraska tomorrow eggs will retail at fifty five cents a dozen after selling for eighty five cents nineteen days ago. Two thousand women who organized to combat high prices claim credit for the price drop and re auction.
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Lincoln
Neb
Danbury Man Credits Cure for Work Return
A Danbury resident named Mr. Smith describes severe nervous prostration and dizziness that left him unable to work as an engineer. After taking three bottles of CINOTR, he reports regained ability to work and praises the remedy as free of minerals or poisons, with agents advertised in local drug stores.
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Smi
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CMT
Fridgeport
Timie North
Aime Town
Ponobury
Barburs
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Vadni
China forum speakers discuss Japan and Shan tung fate
A Bridgeport Community Forum discussion covered the China Japan conflict, Shan tung as a strategic issue, and democracy under the Mikado. Speakers noted Japan’s limited suffrage, praised a future liberal party, and urged broader member participation in selecting future speakers and programs.
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Fucius
Shantung
Alsace-Lorraine
China
Breat
Confucius
Japan
Rees
Profesor Rees
Community Forum
Bridgeport
Priceless Bible Bought By Amateur Collector
A valuable Coverdale Bible once held at the British Museum was purchased by a private book enthusiast for two dollars and fifty cents, a remarkable price for a manuscript now regarded as priceless.
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British Museum
Weather forecast for Southern New England and beyond
The Daily Almanac notes generally fair weather for Monday and Tuesday with gradually rising temperatures in Southern New England and East New York. Local snowfall occurred in parts of Southern New England. most regions see no material temperature change with readings above normal around the Great Lakes and below normal along the eastern and southeastern states.
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Molrecast
New England
New York
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Mississipypd River
American Ideals Warily Revived in Louisville Mass Meeting
Louisville crowd of about 20 000 gathered for an Americanism campaign by the Louisville American Legion. The day featured schoolchildren leading songs and civic leaders urging deportation of those who seek to overthrow the government. Ministers in churches preached Americanism.
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Louisville
Louisville American Legion
America
France Faces Grim Christmas as Prices Surge
Paris on Christmas eve shows a stark contrast between wartime suffering and profiteering. Finance minister Klotz warns of 14,000,000,000 francs needed in early 1920 with taxes rising. post, telegraph, phone, gas, electricity, and sugar costs jump. Bread subsidies end, rail fares likely up, coal shortages halt streetcars.
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Paris
Witte
Klotz
France
Og F
Lyiland
Hi Slang Tong Banquet Ends Quietly in NY Police Net
In New York on December 21, the Hi Slang tong banquet, hosted by the On Leongs, proceeded without alarm as police arrested members near the venue. Officers recovered a firearm and ammunition from a suspect, while guests remained orderly.
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Hip
Leongs
New York
China
Gu Leone Tong
Trelandinner
Cram
the Unites
Obituary notices from a city newspaper page
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for Monroe Buckman, William Hearn, Viola Fritz, Balint Legoza, Warren Schapman, Frederick Wineset, Daniel Hennerty, Catherine Farrell, Michael White, Evelyn Wilcox. Includes funeral times, places, burial sites like Mountain Grove and Park cemeteries, churches such as Olivet Congregational and St Michael’s, and surviving relatives.
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D. Monroe Buckman
Monroe Blackman
North Main Street
Herbert &. Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Smith Q. Blackman
Louis W. Hoffman
Henry ©. Hoffman
Joseph Hyde
Louis C. Wilson
William Isham
Turlal
Mountain Grove
William Hearn
Park Street
St. Charles’ Church
Thomas B. Gloster
Dennis J. Moran
Patrick J. McGivney
William J. O'Connor
Joseph M. McNamara
Edward Colgan
James A. Walsh
George Whetstein
T. H. Brown
St. Michael's Cemetery
Father Gloster
Viola A. Fritz
Reibold Fritz
Federal
FH. A. Weltmeyer
Park Cemetery
Balint Legoza
Hungarian Baptist Church
Stephen Ga Pantar
Legoza
Tiancock Avenue
Alexander
Daniel
Paul
Elizabeth Legoza
Grace Legoza
Frederick Wineset
Harrol Avenue
St. Rose's
New York City
Michael J. Gannon
John Street
Daniel J. Hennerty
William Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hennerty
Sarved Floart Church
Tuirial
St. Micehwel
Evelyn FE
Wilcox, Feelyn
Wilcox
Grant Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Coal operators explain stand in bituminous strike
Washington dispatch reports coal operators through their executive committees reiterating they will not join the government plan for settling the bituminous coal strike. They say they are bound to Garfield plan but disavow the new government proposals, leaving open the possibility the Wilson commission may still function. A Cleveland meeting next Tuesday is planned to decide future steps.
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Washington
United States
Garfield
Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
Treasury Forecasts Big War Savings Sales in 1920
Washington planned push to boost war saving securities next year due to postwar demand. Officials expect continued rise in thrift stamp purchases, noting total sales since inception reached 128,480.73 dollars with most via thrift stamps. Changes include 1920 certificates redeemable after the second calendar month and no ten day demand rule for payment on post offices.
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Washington
Treasury
Treasury Savings
Steamer in trouble off Newfoundland reports pump failure
The British freighter Kamarilia, 2790 tons, sailing from Cardiff December 11 to this port, sent a distress call 180 miles southeast of St Johns Newfoundland after reporting broken circulating pumps and dangerous rolling.
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Haliman
Nla
Lots
Ape Race
St. Johns
N. O
Kamarilia
Cardiff
Goldman and Berkman Partners In 30 Year Effort to Destroy
New York reports detail the deportation of Winma Goldman and Alexander Serkinin after a 30 year campaign of anarchist publishing and anti war activity. They faced prison terms for inciting riots and anti draft acts, with links to the 1919 era bombings and the assassination of McKinley.
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New York
Winma Goldman
Alexander Serkinin
United States
Vintener
Berkman
Thenry
Clay Frick
Miss Goldman
Berkiman
Sanfran
Mother Harth
McKinley
Czolzo
Miss Coilman
Los Angeles Times
Matthew Schmidt Gard David Caplan
Palmer Hibag Seerete
India
Palmer
Linemiss of Society
Denomeerh
Rouse
Seattle
Winnipeg
Com
Shortage of Mullet Alarms Prompts Fish Reserve Study
In Honolulu the territorial fish and game commission underreads a campravan to restore the faltering mullet catch. An expert is hired to determine if the decline affects the Juliet school and overall fish supply.
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Honolulu
Territorial Fish and Game Commission
Tug in Distress Off Cape Bauld in Ice
The United States tug Diligent, one of five boats testing the Great Lakes voyage, lies disabled off Cape Bauld in the Northumberland Strait after being carried off course by ice. Captain Stevenson and thirteen crew members have landed. Government steamer to tow the Diligent to Halifax to rejoin the fleet.
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Ick
Moncton
NS. B
United States
Diligent
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Cape Bauld
Northumberland Strai
Stevenson
Halifax
Influenza Reappears in Santander and Valencia Cities
Influenza has reappeared in Santander Valencia and other towns in Spain causing deaths as of December 21.
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Spain
Madrid
Santander
Valencia
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