Shaw Seen as Likely Foreign Affairs Minister Choice
London reports that if the Labour party forms government the likely candidate for foreign affairs minister is Tom Shaw. A socialist since youth, Shaw rose from mill worker to trade unionist and wartime national services director for the West Midlands. He has led international labor delegations and served as secretary of the International Textile Workers union.
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Hbor
Toi ‘Alian
West Midland
Mga
International
Shaw’ Nay
Akeal
Ruhr
Shaw
Friends
Russia
International Textile Workers Union
Wholesale prison release seen in lists at Dublin
Dublin dispatch notes a large release of prisoners between December 1 and Christmas, about 2,500 freed from as many as five thousand inmates, with 2,866 still detained on Christmas Day and five DalErsunn names held. Government plans no rial for these inmates, citing Public Safety Act provisions. Treasury Dept employs 17,749 in Washington and 42,000 elsewhere. New York has the largest share of payrolls totaling over $6.09 million.
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Dublin
Kree
Cardinal Logue
Dall Ejrsunn
Amon
de Valera
Austin Stack
Ernest O'Malley
To Kilroy
Tuard Melones
Rial
Qt Iy
Public Safety Act
Treasury Department
Washington
Embezzler Leonard Malsney Faces 26000 Damage Suit
Leonard Malsney, 31, released from jail after three and a half months of a year sentence for embezzling Connecticut company funds, now faces a 26000 damage suit by the Bridgeport division employer. He had been jailed after it was shown he misappropriated nearly 10000 dollars entrusted for small claims payments.
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Leonard Malsney
Syenys
Connecticut Company
Matoney
Bridgeport
Thieves Loot Farm, Garages, and Homes in Weekend Burglary
A weekend burglary spree left Adolph Zimaner’s coop short by five New Year dinners after thieves took chickens from 728 Pem broke er rest. Batteries were stolen from autos at 270 Broad Street and 92 Andley Street, owned by H Tt. Egby and Wit Hen Walsh. A $40 haul was taken from Mrs Charles Schwink’s East Main Street home. Other valuables were untouched. Police report multiple hiding places for money and continued inquiries.
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Adolph Zimaner
Broad Street
Automobilea
H. Tt. Egby
Wit Hen Walsh- al
Charles Schwink
East Main Street
Linen pall over casket in Luxor tomb removed
In Luxor Egypt December 50 Associated Press reports Howard Carter and his workers removed the linen pall covering Tutankhamen's coffin. The fragile pall shows rosettes and gilded pieces as dismantling of the guarding grille begins, with sixteen sections to take apart tomorrow.
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Luxor
Egypt
Preas
Tutenkhamen
Howard Carter
Reporter Flies to Brazil on Navy Plane Mission
George T. Bye, senior World editor, is assigned to fly to Brazil aboard a Navy chartered air cruiser for the Brazil Centennial Exposition in Rio de Janeiro. The voyage, intended to last three weeks, stretches to six months due to accidents and weather, with Bye reporting from the air amid a perilous sea search and a dramatic save of the crew and his typewriter after a crash off Cuba’s coast.
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George T. Bye
Wiliam Kt
Beazall
World
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Eye
Beazel
Bracil
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Wye
Borcel
Ty Do Janeiro
Navy Department
Bye
Beyzel
Bears
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Duepertante
Sammaie Corfaed
Davg
Rose
Curly
Rio de Janeiro
Walter Alnton
Atlantic
John Wilhuson
J. Thomas Barrell
the Paths Company
Pinto Martins
Brazil
Cuba
Hinton
Ainic
Denver
Tna
Pongacola
Fla
Rio de Janira
Antilla
Quha
Denver Opain
Hearts A fire
Prudence Page, sb proluyt county xiv, awakens from an unhappy love affair with unretiabis. Virginia Date, a Wing o beauty, aims at Peter Armstrong, inventor, while Prun dance seeks Traymore and Miss Vauiart hosts. A theft in the woods reveals Mrs Vanatttarv initials, prompting Priderde to plead for clues.
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Prudence Page
Proluyt County xiv
Boyt Traymore
Andover
Vualiart
Winston ‘Owrrs
Virginia Date
Peter Armstrong
Prundance
Traymore
Rds
Mra Vanatttarv
Priderde
Love and deception split by a threatened confession
In a tense room lit by a lantern Prudence confronts Virginia about a planned confession to Peter Armstrong. Virginia pleads to hide the truth as Prudence questions genuine love and self-sacrifice, hinting at past deceit and fear of ruin. The exchange pivots on what counts as true love and happiness.
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Che
Vanguiart
Virginia
Prudence
Peter Armstrong
Peter
Privat Teara
Pimente
Virgin Dale
Alasartorr
Virginiaa
Pater
Lipan
Proposed New Railroad Leads Toward Monkey Land
An article outlines a proposed extension of the Kenya Colony railway into Uxenda toward Mombasa and the Nile region, arguing it would open vast, diverse geographies. It mentions Nairobi as a potential capital hub, notes Roosevelt’s interest in African rail expansion, and describes distant regions with plants, lakes, and wildlife, including Victoria Nile and Rift Valley areas.
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Kenya
Uni
Uxenda
Willdink
Washington, D. C
Deograhle
Ats
Turbo
Qoastal
Hinds Point
Railraad
Africa
Roosevelt
Hye
National Geographic
Nairobi
Minors in Poolroom Cause Owner's Arrest
Wye morain and two other boys aged 15 were found at a poolroom run by Amelia Vittory on Lindley Street. Police say the owner allowed minors to gamble and associate with sinister groups, leading to a raid by the Bureau of Investigation. Vittory held on $500 bond for alleged violation of the state law prohibiting minors from frequenting poolrooms.
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Wye Morain
Amelia Vittory
Lindley Street
Wargaunts
Bur Beau
Hyman
State Inc
Pass Free Over Bridges Tomorrow Notice
Connecticut plans removal of the sea system for toll bridges. Many inquiries reach the State Highway Department about refunds for unused commuter books. Highway Commissioner John an Macdonald rules refunds unavailable due to no funding. Unused books after December 30 must be referred to the state comptroller or treasurer for potential redress through the General Assembly's claims committee.
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Connecticuut
State Highway Department
Personne
Hishway
John An Macdonald
Sonalder
Highway Department
General Assembly
Operation fatal to general staff chief dies after operation
Paris reports General Puat, chief of the French army general staff, died after an intestinal operation on Thursday. He had been slated for New Year honors and the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor. President Millerand and Marshal Petain visited the hospital and presented the insignia posthumously. Puat led French military advisers at the Washington armament conference.
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Paris
Bec
Buat
Zuat Wey
Last Budget Submissions to Reach City Auditor Tomorrow
City boards have not filed budgets for 1924 25 with City Auditor Bernard Keating. The Department of Public Works seeks 840000 including 200000 for permanent pavement and 60000 for repairs to bituminous pavement. Other items include 7000 for machinery repairs at garbage plant, 21000 for repairs to slaughterhouse equipment, 9000 for an infriging room at slaughterhouse, 20000 for asphalt plant. Park Board asks 20000 less than 1924 25. The budget totals 176675. Board of Contract and Supply requests 3200 for salaries and maintaining office in City Hall.
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Bernard Keating
Department of Public Works
Park Board
Board of Contract and Supply
Mddea
Oily Hall
Representative Bevis Demands Probe Into Scandal
Representative Bevis of Tennessee joined calls for a thorough Congressional investigation into a diplomatic scandal in Washington. He released correspondence with Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair about a regent attempt to seize $50,000 belonging to Dr W Sokolowski, secretary of the Polish association. Blair said Sokolowski was registered with the State Department as an accredited Polish representative, ensuring immunity, and that nothing in the diplomat's case justifies selling or distributing diplomatic quarters for beverage purposes. The Treasury is noted as the largest department handling civil personnel and funds.
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Washington
Bevis
Tennessee
Gothorough
Internal Revenue
Blair
W. Sokolowski
Bekelowski
State Department
Gallant Penguin Involved In Aquarium Scandals Of 1923
A chaotic report from the New York Post recounts a penguin named Charlot at the Aquarium, a tale of intrigue, mistaken blame, and moulting feathers. The piece follows Charlot's mysterious past, the removal from his tank, and his current, benign antics with visitors as staff navigate rumor and fact.
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Gallant Penguin
Toric Aquarium
Ripple
Mrrle Eddy
Marian Storm
Maw York Post
Mr. Ghaplins
Plath
Hue
Ancelot
Penglas
Charlot
Admere
Fountain of Youth Plan Through Vienna Ticket
A humorous note from Lustige Blatter mocks the idea of restoring youth with Dr Steinach. The speaker plans a trip to Vienna claiming youth restoration will make it affordable, returning on a child's ticket.
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Vienna
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