U. S Must Have Navy Equal to Largest in World
The article reports Admiral Benson declaring the United States must possess a navy as large as the world’s largest to support national security. He emphasizes strengthening naval power to safeguard commerce and ensure peace, urging closer alliances and broader industry backing for naval expansion.
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U. S
Benson
Ayers
Ethriones
Wile Tlam
Rens
Buccon
Jona Burton Payne
Dectarartia
Bongo
Intarcsia
Final decision in Arm is plant sale this week
Reports from New York say negotiations have reached a stage for a final decision on the Remington Arms plant sale in Bridgeport. The sticking point remains a satisfactory purchase price, with General Electric and Remington Arms U. M. C. facing discussions on capacity needs and potential retooling for small electric motors and fixtures.
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Get Pa) Electric Company
Stemington K Mms
Tetefoam
New York
General 2Piectric Company
Epis
General Electriic Company
Remington Arms U. M.C
Itrappe
Sdecighon Wil Qaiyoney
Walla
Bushard Othe
Joseph P. Day
Day
General ‘Electric Company
Aneconda Copper Company
Ares Jilso
Sremotzatine
Rail bill moves to Senate amid push for quick enactment
Compromise on Cummins and Esch bills fronts a speedy path for railroad legislation. Conference report signals strong support after a 939 vote, with leaders aiming for swift passage before President Wilson’s timetable for returning railroads to private control. Debate centers on potential presidential veto and wage settlement talks with railway unions.
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Washington
Pep
Senate
Elie
Cummins
Wilson
Genem
Father and Daughter Die in Influenza Outbreak
A father Julius Verhee and his daughter Margaret died from influenza and pneumonia at their home 499 Boamvic avenue. Both had been ill a short time. A double funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the late home and at Mountain Grove Cemetery.
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Margaret
Jusius Verhee
Boamvick Avenue
Mountain Grove
Two New Flu Cases, Three Pneumonia Deaths Reported
The article notes two new influenza cases and three pneumonia deaths. No new lindefidean cases or deaths were reported in Stealey County yesterday, with four listed as pending from local undertakers. Public caution urged as physicians assist the flu and pneumonia fight.
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Walter HL Brown
Dri ‘Brown
Youtt
Pnggmonin
Mije
Former diplomat urges drive of Turks from Europe
A former United States envoy warns that Turks must be punished or risk Western leniency, predicting a mass slaughter if public protest fails. He claims Congress should help and urges Americans to press back against violence in the Near East, including Turks reasserting control in Constantinople.
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Europe
iTurk
PE Dadeltehea
Welee
Lrdy
Morgrathan
Aly Small Vieoples
Teussinna
Jacmillon
Congress
Hetn
Six overcome by gas fumes. first aid saves all
An apartment on Bond Street was flooded by illuminating gas when a rubber tube disconnected. Mrs Antoinette Maskate, her daughter Josephine, and a man were overcome in their sleep. At 372 Bond Street Maxwell found Adam Yindel, Annie Radel, and Gladys Pinkysey suffering from asphyxia. first aid aided their recovery.
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Lexeneron Avenue
Antoinette Maskate
Josephine Maskato
Josephine Bavareo
Taeesay
Lance
Bond Street
Mee
Maxwell
Adam Yindel
Iis
Annie Radel
Gladys Pinkysey
Tome
Recognition push for Savicl Russia alarms London group
Urge full recognition in Britain as London et al press Premier Lloyd George to back Savicl Russia. They argue that Soviet cooperation hinges on acceptance by the Russian government, while European policy depends on provisioning from Russia. Meanwhile a man named Foley was found with facial lacerations after a fall at his home and received medical care.
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London
Hiteven
Lloyd-George
Savicl
Russia
Europa
Ure
Toseph Laffney
Soeming House
Phresher
Polita
Phresser
Migs ‘Holland
Mass Meetings in Poland Push Peace as War Drums Rise
In Warsaw and other Polish towns numerous mass meetings favored peace and urged negotiations with the Soviet Bolsheviks. Liberal and neutral papers push for diplomacy while nationalist outlets warn of Bolshevik expansion and advocate stronger defense.
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Warsaw
Bab
Ceracan
Lembere
Preomys
Sociailas
Stmiar
Poland
al Peste Porpaners
Thay
Sagiet Seovapers
Can
Praat Thay
Asser
Bolsheik
British Gout Declared An Abject Failure By Archbishop
The archbishop denounces a government as an abject failure, claiming it tramples the will of the people and upholds pampered minorities. He argues coercion and grime accompany such a reign and that the laws of God are set aside, warning of continued civic peril under this regime.
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Paaiqual Lalier
Mturetos
Archbiahoy Markyenyss
Vicleuws Ciel
Treaty Giv es Way to Torr Measure
Senate debate over reservations continues as leaders plan to bring the treaty back for another vote. Aimed at avoiding irreconcilable splits, the approach judges the railroad issue and flags a possible new delay before final action on the reserve. The next item, Avice Ten, remains a contentious point amid broader treaty controversy and anticipated showdowns.
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Vagainseton
Fee
Senate
Presse
Paris
Wweane
Avice Ten
Dean 10
Aiiver
Burroughs Dead Former Real Estate Denter in Bridgeport
R Burroughs a longtime Bridgeport real estate figure and local benefactor died at his home. He led the Burroughs Bank venture and was a Yale and Andover alumnus. He served as secretary of the Sons of American Revolution and was connected with the Burroughs Library and local clubs. He is survived by his wife Mary Frances Wells Burroughs and nephews George Burroughs Torr Yorkelty and Burroughs F. P. Trey.
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Tomes Tithards Burroughs
Aha Cunton Aventia
Palmondis
George Bu
Byldgaport Bark
Tirst-Bridgesport National Bank
Ny Vo
Anhony
Tae Mai
Yal
Buerouris
Silmanbraugh
Tealka
Taifield Esptorice
Society
Seaside Club
Catherine Petlingill
Burroughs Tilbrary
Burraughs
Blacksheck
Rome censor suppresses U S criticism of Wilson
A fragment from a Rome newspaper describes censorship of a Wall Street Journal article criticizing President Wilson. The piece notes the censor’s actions as it mentions the central ship Wisonian and a public lyric reader setting, reflecting tense wartime control over press content.
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Rome
U. S
Wilson
Meysapgero
Wall Street Journal
Eridelaing
Presifeet
Labor Party Plan Delights Enemies, Gompers Defends AFL Plan
The Labor Party plan draws opposition as Samuel Gompers defends the American Federation of Labor stance. The issue, labeled a challenge to Mitchell, questions whether a political labor party would hurt workers' interests.
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Labor Party
Gompers
Washington
Labor
Xeek
Inter
Samuel Gompers
Im & Tetcer
Mitchell
Andivaapoly
Thaine Stave — Tabor Party
Mely
Mely Ati
Indiana
American Federation of Labor
Migram
Gompera
Poe
Tabor
Wold
Sach
Lnpor
Kiyos
Nandidatas
Eiteet
Therafore
Wii
Ipanuts
Tata
Americ Lia Facticg
Iavemene
Anae Lipan
Edwards to Seek Kills Two Then Plank on Liquor
A chaotic report details a Michigan county revolt against liquor enforcement. Prohibition agents and local officers seized wine during a raid, leading to armed posturing and calls for federal action.
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Edwards
Washington's Birthday Observed With Closures and Events
Businesses factories schools and banks close today for Washington's Birthday. Tax office remains open and deliveries limited to morning. Harmony lodge plans a birthday gathering at 2 o clock with a barrel of fun and refreshments for children. About 30 carriers expect to go to Bristol for the state Letter Carriers convention. postal clerks to Derby for a state meeting.
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Gions
Cecibe Logai
Harmony Lodge
Lawrence &. Flakelstone
Bristol
Associaton
Rostal
Derby
Chamber of Commerce protest over discard of commercial attache service
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States condemns a plan to discard the commercial attache service. A letter to House members argues elimination would reverse recent American international trade policy and hinder outreach to foreign and domestic commerce, urging Congress to retain the service amid pending legislation.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States
House of
Congress
Chamber
Irish Dance Protest in Panama Sparks Mass Meeting
Governor bans an Irish dance gathering at Tivell Hotel alleging funds would aid the Irish Republican cause. The prohibition turns the event into political action with over a thousand attendees holding a mass meeting to express discontent and pursue Jewel Ration.
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Panama
Tvs Freedom
Harding to Wait Waslington in Michigan Primary
Owing to the early use of the Michigan presidential preference primary Senator Harding as a Republican candidate for president will not matter the chance for it stands as noted by the Chicago study. Meeting today in the Michigan Readquarters burg, the committee chair urged unity and readiness for the vote.
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Waslington
Michigan
Senator Harding
Qhig
Merry M. Daeugherta
Winwilings Readquartera Burg
Miooniad
Ads Nairman
Atichican
Ote Gauleal Cominliiet
Masked bandits hold up New York Tammany Club
At the New York Tammany Club forty members playing cards were robbed of about 5000 in cash and jewelry by masked bandits who ordered them to raise their hands and threatened to shoot any disobedient. A diamond ring valued at 660 was taken from one member while the loot was gathered with no alarm raised. Smallpox rampant in Prague with 6009 cases reported by newspapers.
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New York
Bishth Assembly Disericc
Era of Prosperity to Follow Return of Roads, Says Schwab
Charles M. Schwab predicted a new era of prosperity with the return of railroads to their owners. He said steel demand would rebound, labor relations would improve, and the nation’s industrial future was secure as workers and management align. He dismissed fears of radicalism and urged fair treatment of workers to solve labor issues.
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Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
Toda
Miese Orden Tyes Fae
Pages Ja
Rebellion Crushed by Prohibition Authority in Iron County
Washington Feb 22 Prohibition officials claim ample authority under the federal enforcement act to quell unrest linked to day laws in Iron County Michigan. Officials from the Justice and Internal Revenue bureaus say Washington will cooperate fully while outlining possible steps, though specifics remain undecided. Attorney General Palmer away. acting A G William L Frierson notes Major D L Dalrymple’s memo supports suppression but cautions warrants and judicial action govern prosecutions.
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Chigago
Iron County
Michigan
Washington Coday
Tron Couns
Chicago
Jude T
Grove
Marquestress
Supervisias
Dalrymple
Palmer
Javartiats
U. S
McDonough
Deus
Jesse Alle
Pollen
Senslba
Claude Brown
Prohibition
Misor
Aimee
District Acta
Myron K. Walter
Grand Rapids
Washington
Tiay
Prohibition Enforcement
Department of Justles
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ibo
William L. Frierson
Department of Justice
D. L. Dalrymple
Sovernment
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Remington Arms Company
General Electria Company
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Sunday Post
Fram My Electrical Corporation
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Remington Arms
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General Electric Company
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Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Circulation Department
Post Publishing CO
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America
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Foley
Ila
B.J Burns
R. Burroughs
Horner
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Moins
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Yentlan
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Persarel
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Sylvanus Thresher
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Buzzard’s Bay
Holland
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Westminster
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Threster
Westminster Fleet
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Tron
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Constabulan
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John Teter
Steve Scalencel
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