Excavation Clash Delays Egypt Tomb Forcing Open
Excitement rose as authorities pressed to force the tomb of Pharaoh open. Government officials clashed with Carnarvon representatives over access while workmen cut and inspected the site. Electric nets and bracing props were used as the top sarcophagus area was exposed amid fears of damage and scandal. Authorities pledged to hand the matter to the appropriate officials for decision.
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Egyptiai
Lacan
Todas
Loxe
Carnarvon
Ortred
Lavan
Tinglepach
Antiquities
Luxe
Miemar
Mixed Claims Body Berth Reported Involving Local Resident
Mibu YOCLPY. Tet. 2 Hobe rt H. Mareny, a Mesteo City resident formerly from Oswaga, Ne Yo, is slated for membership in the mixed claims body, according to reports today. Murray, who advised the American commission on the new relation treaty last summer, is connected to the matter.
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Mibu Yoclpy
Hobert H. Mareny
Mesteo
Oswaga
Wembershity
Mexico
Murray
Steamship Freight Rate Increase Sparks Washington Debate
The proposed ten cent rise per hundredweight on Atlantic freight for farm products prompts opposition from Secretary Wallace and draws attention from Woolridge Hoovers and Wingate. Shipping Board plans arbitration and higher duties threaten export activity, with lawmakers pushing for action to shield US agriculture and freight operations.
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Washington
Weh
Atlantic
Wallace
Department of Alternure
Dreal- Woolidge
Ennor
The
Shipping Board
Rotary Hoover Ous
Wing 6
Fin Bret
Eava
Low Department Greulture
Ehates Rth
Atvonferiso
House Passes Tax Return Examinations Program
The House approved a re enacted tax return examination plan 155 to 100 with a limited inspection rule by the Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees and special congressional committees. Debate centered on privacy versus public access with several members resisting broader disclosure and suggesting various inspection and revenue implications.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Moore
Virginia
Tilson
Fear
Garner
Muwes
Missouri
Newspapers Not Less Honest, Vanderlip Says
Frank A. Vanderlip, New York banker, told a Masonic Club audience that newspapers are not less honest. He urged a clear stream of facts over unimpeded information and called for truth, noting standardization and selective printing in the modern press.
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Vanderlip
Much Berg
Local men among judiciary body entertained in New Britain
A reception for the judiciary committee of the last General Association was held at Curtiss Rouse in WeonpBURY with a local contingent and several regional figures listed as attendees. Notable names include George F. Sturges, B. L. Wilder, Mortimer Pell, Heriamin W. Allens, Elbert Da, Judge Alfred nin, Judge Johnson, Major John Bue, and others from Hartford New Britain and Derby areas.
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Tudge
Alfred
Nin
Derby
Elbert
Killngly
Johnson
South Manchester
John Bue
Sage le
Conwall
Nk Minn
Hartford
Tomlinson, Co. Martin
HW. II
A. W. Iehell
Hivehesch
a _ Sturges
Wrodbor
White Shrine Wins Injunction Suit Over Negro Order
The White Shrine sought injunction against a discriminatory order and related insignia disputes. The defense filed notice of appeal. case to be carried forward if needed, with further petitions and hearings at Hartford. State commissioners and officials set hearings and dates for the matter.
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White Shrine
Wute
Orgur
PLAC
Connecticut Company
Armel
Cnet
Votec
Hartford
Hartre
Hartre 1 Ti Dey Or Feb Per Crier Ptet Otiluties Commision
Teynecticut
Khug Linas
British Dock Strike Remains Unsettled in London
London reports show the dock strike unresolved as delegates convened for eight hours without agreement and adjourned to Monday to consult the men. Port work renewal is unlikely before Tuesday unless moderate counsels prevail as workers demand the full two shillings advance.
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London
Associated Press
Baker to seek NY convention seat in Ohio's 2nd district
Baker former secretary and county Democratic chair announces candidacy for the New York National convention from Ohio's 2nd district. He pledges support for former Governor James M. Cox for the Democratic nomination and seeks a role on the conventions resolutions committee to push a League of Nations platform. He praises Cox's wartime peace stance and veteran policy.
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Cleveland
Baker
Guy Coutly
Ohio
James Max
League of Nations
Fin Ws Cox
Woodrow Wilson
America
Cians
Dishrag Prince Returned to New York for Theft
An unknown man named Tharald Schwarm alias Prince Tout Henri de Chateraux de Bussigny Logittt, long sought, was brought to New York by Detective Serjeant and lawyer Henry U Sfuot after being found in a cafe. He is accused of stealing jewelry from a foreign store. The case is pending in Superior court Under Bit vy jraapenk.
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Hanteord
S.tharald Schwarm
Ew Stati
Prince Touts
Henri I de Chateraux
Pussiepy
Ly Chateraux de Bussigny
Leglualdl
Efe
Superior Court
Bit Vy
Child Hit by Bowl Throw at Wife in Domestic Incident
A man, Antonio Bice, was held after a domestic incident left a child with a skull injury when a sugar bowl was allegedly thrown by the husband. The case details the child’s condition and the charges under Bresch of Pue Jes Heine Meld, with authorities investigating the violence.
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Antonio Bice
Qieei
Wila Stendiz
Washington Day in Congress and Senate Reports
Fragmented text outlines activities in Washington with references to agriculture, committees, and various officials including the Attorney General and a senator. Mentions a southern visit and a return to work in the capital, with unclear names and roles due to faulty OCR.
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the Agriculturi
Weehligten
Acums
de Peepablitein & Eanational Committee
New Bill Proposes Broad Inquiry into Bankruptcies
Congressman from New York introduces a bill to appoint a select committee for a thorough investigation of bankruptcy proceedings. The inquiry would examine fees, costs, receivership, attorney payments, voluntary petitions, frauds and unethical practices in both individual and corporate bankruptcy cases.
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Washington
Lel Anther
Edo
Congress
Flere
Waridia
New York
United
Jatiuarditan Pee
Thettorney
Evening Meetings Listed for Dewey Camp and Local Lodges
A fragmented notice lists evening gatherings at Wood Avenue Dewey Camp and local lodges including Modern Woodmen of America and Nutmeg Encampment with addresses such as 104 State Street and 1087 Broad Street. It references Nathaniel Wheeler and Tatton Oliphant connected to Landmark Jewelers and recalls long involvement in the area.
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Seanchia
Todge
Wood Avenue
Dewey Camp
Modern Woodmen If
America
Stata Strev
Nathaniel Wheeler
Fof
Broad Street
In Memoriam notices and funeral details from Milford and nearby
Obscure memorial notices list names such as Elizabeth J Tust George Ga Weary and others. They describe funeral arrangements at homes St Johns cemetery Mountain Grave and local churches with interment in Milford cemetery, noting February dates and residents in Conn New York and nearby areas.
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Donoan
Caty
Paar
Monura
Murr
John Donovan
Wiens
James Herbert
St. Qa. m
St. John’s Cemetery
Conn
sfoIn Thia Efty
Elizabeth J Tust
Jane Cole
Durday Nant
St. Patycks Ch. Church
North Avenue
Olor
Mountain Grate Cowstery
American Merchant Marine Shows Gain Amid Private Fleet Data
Washington report shows private tow and merchant ships totaling 13 vessels with 13 178 gross tons added in 923. The comprehensive tally covers vessels over 14 000 tons, lifting private operation to 760 ships displacing 3 020 651 gross tons. Of flag under the American registry 2 385 vessels totaling 141 388 tons, including tankers, were noted with government ownership at 1 238 ships, idle rate at 65 percent, and private operators holding the rest.
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Washington, Bu
Marlo
Great Lakes
Face Jonson Wins in Montreal Heavyweight Bout
Jack Johnson former world heavyweight champion was awarded the judges decision over Homer Smith in a ten round bout. Johnson weighed 291 pounds and Smith appeared unable to match his power as the fight went the distance.
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Montroral
Fels
Jack Johngson
Capion
Homer Smith
Lumazoo
Wich
Toplgbs
Johnson
Ait
Clemency Board Opens War Time Case Reviews at Leavenworth
The Clemency Board led by Majors Stanfield and Rosa began hearings today at the Federal Penitentiary in Leavenworth to review war time court martial sentences. About 19 inmates were heard, including two from the Houston riot, with the process continuing for several days and hearings not open to the public.
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Tounton
Mfe
Marti
J. A. Stevens
Clemency Board
Stanfield
Ross Calpere
Atlanta
Jay
New York
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