Trolley Workers Back Mitten At Philadelphia Firm
Philadelphia trolley workers rally behind company president Mitten in a rare intra company clash. Ire over planned revenue rise and dividend policy sparks stockholder friction as directors face dissent from a coalition of nine allies.
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Gold by the Mouthful crowns attract a patient’s mockery
A young woman, nearly twenty, wore many gold crowns for appearance and was mocked by friends and family. A dentist advised removal of excess crowns and fitting natural teeth, leading to a happy recovery. The clinic claims vast experience and invites more patients, noting over 169,000 teeth extracted in Bridgeport.
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Ashori
Bridgeport
Girl Cigarette Question Sparks Varied Views in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport a controversial prompt about girls smoking stirs strong opinions from Miss Fannie A. Smith a longtime instructor at Westvale school and from Mrs Julia Lugit president of the Business and Republican Women’s club. They differ on morals privacy and recreation with some defending and others condemning smoking among students.
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Man Ears
Bridgeport
Callere
Wervali School
Amorida
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Sherman Pryor
Southern coeds not smoking, says dean
Miss Elizabeth Hoskins, a dean at the University of Votterilie, states smoking by female students is a developing habit but currently limited. She notes coastal attitudes differ, with the south viewed as more conservative than the north, and mentions few cases among Valvarsus of Louissilia students.
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Eyid
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Louissilia
Education Board Seeks Bond Issue For Schools
The Education Board asks for a bond issue to fund four new school buildings and playground space. Attendance at Hei school is 832 higher than last year, with several teachers appointed in math and science. A nutrition class experiment will use milk from the city, and lunchroom receipts plus new registrations are to be reported monthly.
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Lloyd George pushes Lords reform plan in Commons
In London the premier Lloyd George revived reform of the House of Lords. He announced the government would introduce reform proposals first through readings in the House of Lords, signaling a renewed push for constitutional change. He addressed Commons outlining the initial parliamentary steps.
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Raaoutiohs
House of Leeds
You Need Not Have a Cold If You Take Laxative BromO Quinine
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a remedy for early cold symptoms. It presents a bold health claim and urges immediate use, typical of vintage medical ads with little regulation.
University Club 10 Dance in New Home Friday
A large dance event at the University Club 10 marks the start of the annual season. Prominent patrons and guests are listed, with reception for Dr. and Mrs. Wiltony Horace Day.
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Alarm in London Over Ulster Rass.
Reported unrest and political tension across Britain as Ulster raids prompt fear of wider conflict. Provisional government debates prisoner releases in England while Northern Ireland tensions surface in railway incidents and security alerts amid war talk. UK officials promise boundary talks and assess potential concessions as unionists and republicans respond to treaty discussions.
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Ihrime Sad
England
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Peterhead
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Scotland
Release of Captives From Clones Station Fight
Reports say captives from a clash at Clones Station were freed after a confrontation near the Republican headquarters in Dublin tonight. Authorities indicate additional releases and detentions may follow as the situation develops.
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Ciedan
Doseph
Yterotia
Pharaa
Triah Republicanemy
Dublin
Woo
Tle
January Exports Mark Seven Month Low In Washington
January exports totaled 279 million dollars, the smallest in seven months, showing a decrease of about 19 million from December. The exports to Canada remained at 216 million, with a decline from the prior month and slight shifts in other regions.
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Viet Stary
Indictment sought in eighteen for stock swindling
District prosecutors pursue indictments against eighteen operators blamed for Ponzi like stock bargains sold through country weeklies. Ads lured victims with quick returns, prompting investments in bucket shop pools. Witnesses described fraudulent maneuvers including falsified pools and delayed payouts, while authorities prepare further cases against involved operators.
Miners seek retention of present wage scale amid convention
The Soft Goal Miners of America attend a special convention in Annapolis to debate wage and price agreements with salt mining employers. Delegates indicate no immediate demand for a strike or six year pay scale changes, urging continued study of proposals and awaiting the convention’s formal report.
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Poeta Nate
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Jway Weiesday
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Horsman
Ross
Congress
Sayly
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Trollea
Police Seek Two in Taylor Murder Case
Police pursue two suspects linked to a Taylor murder amid drug and crime rumors. Captain Adana cites a possible break as connections to the film industry and local officials surface, while Henry Weaver remains missing and officials deny new details.
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Peise Meen Loung
Belles
Bing
Willian
Pinkerton
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Tryfor
California
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Famous Players Lasky" Corporation
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Los Angeles
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District Attorneys Office
Bloc Pressure for Army Cut Sparks 75 100000 Man Debate
Congress debates reducing army size to 75 100000 men while factions split over a 125000 cap. War Department estimates demand about 184 million for army pay and budget, with hearings wrapping up this week as Weeks and General Peel testify.
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Weeks
Peel Ing
Enroll Europeans in Madras as Constables
Dispatch from Madras reports the British administration plans to enroll Europeans as constables. The Daily Mail dispatch says they will be armed with military rifles and ammunition, and the move aims to strengthen local security forces.
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Madras
London
Ford Refuses Pledge On Shoals Project
An article reports on congressional testimony about the Muscle Shoals project and disputes over selling power to Alabama Power. Major Burns presses that the government must sell plant property or remove it, while officials argue Ford plan buyers and government contracts. Weeks adviser Frederick Engstrom notified of a hearing to present offers to Congress.
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Frederick Engetrum
Wilmington
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puTnoanshop Mystic Shoals
Eight Wounded as 70 Weds Sweet 16
Eight wounded, two seriously, as villagers clash during a wedding near VIGGO Spain. A mob attacked by kitchen utensils and sticks, villagers responded with knives and revolvers amid the Cortegosa wedding. The bridegroom, 16, and attendees cited heavy violence.
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Orlerasa
New Hampshire Textile Plants Suspend Work
Boston reports a broad strike in New Hampshire and Rhode Island protesting wage cuts around 20 percent and the 34 hour work week. Plants in New Hampshire largely halted by noon as operations could not continue with the reduced workforce. Between 25,000 and 50,000 workers were affected in New Hampshire, and more than 20,000 in Rhode Island, including the Jencken Spinning Company at Pawtucket.
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Rhode Island
Jencken Spinning Company
Pawtucket
Piles Cure Claim With Apto Ointment Advertisement
An advertisement touts Dyngeista to cure piles in six to fourteen days with instant relief from itching. It promises money back if the APAZO OINTMENT fails to treat tiering, blindness, breeding or protruding piles.
Wisconsin Coeds Against Smoking Debate
In Mation Wisconsin Feb a examination of smoking among Wisconsin University women draws debate. Louise Narelt dean supports limited smoking in college life while others argue for stricter rules. One intelligent woman comments on cigars and attitudes, reflecting broader campus tensions over conduct and discipline.
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Wonen
Soli
Universits
Wigeemein Tegh
Nardin
Fraternal and civic groups announce meetings tonight
A list of meeting notices from Fraternal Editor sources includes the Fraternal Order of Corrections, Fraternal Editor at 140 Middle Strait Limited, Carpentry and Joiners of America, Mithra, Knights of Tythias, Pythian Sisters, Bridgeport Business Association, St. George's, Sons of Strength, and several lodges with addresses such as 170 Eiyn street, 925 Main street, 1625 Main street, 1083 Broad Street, and 808 Main Corinthian Jedse, among others.
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Carpencerg and Joiners of America
Konekappianiuh
Iran
Mithra Fodae
Knights of Tythias
Main Street
iCalamba
Mridavport
St. George’s Well
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Hie
Harmony Ledge
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Jude
Sisters of Fiers
Polytmid Avenue
Shenandoah Ledge
Ruizing Aly Pyrnias
Corinthian Jedse
Masgnie Temple
Preundgen
Kellogg's Bran Promotes Constipation Relief Naturally
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a permanent solution to constipation, claiming pills and cathartics worsen conditions. It urges daily intake of two tablespoons or more, highlights skin and breath benefits, and suggests serving as cereal or adding to foods. The copy emphasizes natural cleansing and family health.
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Senate gutS vap pact sent to Senate for mutification
February 13 report that the Yap treaty signed by Hughes and Ambassador Skidebara on Saturday was forwarded to the Senate for modification by President Harding today.
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