Miss MacSwiney Denounces Britain at Park Theatre Rally
Miss MacSwiney addressed about 3,000 at the Park Theatre denouncing British rule in Ireland. She argued for American support of Irish freedom, contrasting Ireland's struggle with English oppression and urging Americans to judge liberty by deeds, not words. She cited U S history and urged 100 percent American allegiance to liberty and self determination.
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England
Anna MarSweec
Pars
Friends
Lord Mayer
Tractin
Republic of America
America
Ireland
Smishty Republic of America
Boston
Moss
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Nalion
Eorope
Trish
Ereland
Sona
Iva
Germany
Bengland
Treland
Amarick
Jingland
Teland
Ienitlan
Ayrxelv'es
Eneiansd
Amerign
Cold Prevention Pushed by Health Propaganda
A deteriorated ad urges readers to boost resistance to colds with red blood, vitamins, and supposed tips. It mocks cold-weather days and promotes an “effective” remedy line from a pharmacy, citing a fictitious address and sensational claims about health products.
Ireland Liberty Debt Critique Echoes in Bridgeport Speech
An American speaker denounces Britain’s use of English money to subjugate Ireland, warning the U S must not renew the loan. He cites Valley Forge hardship and demands Ireland’s government be recognized, urging America to uphold liberty and small nations. Catherine Gilmore and Joan Martin of New Is spoke. Rev. Mocs Janehn introduced Miss Macs Swiney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedoin
Lyc Anasat
Imare
England
Haive
Ireland
Bridgeport
America
Sloan
Catherine Gilmore
Joan Martin
New Is
Mocs Janehn
St. Mary's 3. C
Macs Swiney
Bridgerey
Wovern
Three Killed in Irish Police Ambush Near Midleton
A military statement reports an ambush on police near Midleton and near Giebe House. In retaliation, authorities ordered destruction of several houses of residents named Joly O'Shea, Pam McCardy, Doward Casey, Samuel Colter, MV Junavan, Michael Morgan, and Air Anera. Houses were demolished except for dwelling contents.
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Midleton
Anc
Corl
Giebhouse
Wis
Joly O'Shea
Pam McCardy
Doward Casey
Midieton
Ssamuel Colter
Dr Walsh Begins Duties With Emergency Hospital
Ir James Walsh steps into a vacancy at the Emergency Hospital as medical staff begin the New Year. He trained at Bridst-Terk Kish and studied at Couragtin University and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York. Local reports note his prior internship at Pench Hospital in New York City and Bridgewater practice plans.
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James Walsh
William Binech
Wiles
Wie
Ronorgene
Hospital
Starr
Wile
Tarough
Do Twin
Groat
Te Wish Beg Pradnate
Bridst- Terk Kish Selwal Laie University
Bridgeware Prautte Caliv Ull
Apportionment Board Reorganization Set for Tomorrow
The city expects a reorganized Apportionment Board tomorrow at four. Ella G. Fleck and Mary A. Sullivan will join to replace Wecler and Buckley, with Mayor Wilson attending. New appointees were sworn in Saturday. boards plan to reorganize, elect presidents, and fill municipal posts.
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Wilson
Elnolk
Ella G. Fleck
Mary A. Sullivan
Frederick D. Wecler
Willamsg. Buckley
Evaca
Bleck
Miss Allivan
Ceri Rabineon
Samuel Dawe
Escaped Burglar Recovering in Hospital Report
A jail escapee, alias Frank Brown of Boston, admitted to St Vincent's Hospital after an automobile crash, is improving and may be moved to prison in days under guard. Also improving are Glare E. F, shot in a kidney in a dance hall fight, and Francisca Rodeguez who jumped from a bridge, though with a badly fractured bone.
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St. Vincant's ‘Hospital
Aivia L. Breday
Worcester
Anax
Frank Brown
Boston
Eithen
Pequannock Street
St.Vincent's Hospital
Francisca Rodeguez
Caraline Street
Grand Street
St Vincent's Hospital
Billsias
Exhibits At Wade Trial Stir Bridgeport Bar Scene
The Wade murder case accelerates as State's Attorney Cummings plans a swift presentation and Attorney William E. Comley vows a thorough defense. Garlick will miss the opening session to remain on Wade work, while the defense readies its evidence and fights the admission of Wade's alleged confession.
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Earle Garlick
Bridgeport
Senate
Sttermmey
Ahornes
Garlick
Walte
Louse
Wade
Cummings
Dash Tomorow
William E. Comley
Comley
Mc Bridgeport
Dr Eddy Outlines Postwar Order And Labor Reform
Dr Eddy discusses how world war reshaped socialism and wages, proposing a state supported unemployment plan with shared costs. He links European upheaval to a shift toward democracy, Brotherhood, and justice, contrasting past rulers with new republican structures and worker farmer participation.
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Ermployer
Eday
Edgy Sawda
Europe
Bourbons
Remunds
Hapsburgs
Wehenzollerns
Wao
Bus Vo
Airmen Marooned In Frozen North
A fragmented report describes northern Quebec and Ontario routes for Moose Factory and Cochrane access via winter river travel. It notes the frozen landscape and harsh conditions making travel and supply lines hazardous for airmen stranded in the Arctic region.
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Quebec
Ondaria
Coenrana
Milas Saan
Tate
Trish President Still in Hiding Report
Fragmentary text notes Sinnkel militants and warnings about US power over the rich. Mentions meetings of the Dail to discuss peace, with urgency and threats, but traveler notes are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
Sinnkel
United States
Ad Ilis
Dail Kireenn
Eit
Fiume and Italy Exchange Prisoners
Fragmented OCR text reports on prisoner exchanges between Fiume and Italy and mentions provisional government actions, military authorities tightening surveillance, and efforts to maintain control amid tensions.
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Fiume
Italy
Memory loss leads man to identify himself in Portlant story
A man, suffering memory loss, identifies himself as Dustin Nien after a period of confusion. The fragile text mentions a person named Jan and a Staten Island area, with unclear references to names, places, and dates. The readable segments imply a personal amnesia case explored through local context.
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Jan
Stoke
Broaskiyn
N.Y
Rimaeie
Peter
Ines
Meniney
Dustin Nien
Purse Snatchers Target Women in Cleveland Streets
In Cleveland last night two young men robbed a woman near Lanox and Fairfield avenues, taking a black velvet handbag containing $10 and twelve stamps. Neighbors joined a fruitless search as the culprits fled into a nearby yard. Earlier, a purse was snatched from Mrs. A J Ketcham at Fairfield and Poplar, as another similar incident occurred four blocks away. separate note reports $21,602 in mail thefts from the Poderfee serve Bank of Cleveland, tied to William Lucey, with a wife aiding. Lucey faces federal indictments and past prison time.
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Sentura Srutchers
Fairfield Avenue
Lanox Avenue
Sairfield Avenue
Ketcham
Deacon Street
Poplar Street
Cleveland
Dusrencsesa
Bank of Cleveland
Larimer
Registry Department of
T Ie Jacal
Jos Offte
Post Office
Wink
William Lucey
Alvo
Lucey
le Spring
Shay
Tie
Federal Reserve Bank of
Boatonucey
New York
Michigan
Toledo
Former German Chancellor Dead
Former German chancellor Flo, who led Germany from July 24, 1999, to July 14, 14917, is noted in a continued report. The piece recounts opposition to his democratisation stance, involvement with militarists, and hints at potential postwar political ramifications and monarchist links in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo
Germany
George Michasiis
Kaiser
von Betamann-Holweg
Gindenburg
Ludendorff
Belgium
Tlal
Alles
Liquor Arrests Light During New Year Weekend
Reports say only seven arrests occurred Saturday and Sunday after New Year celebrations. John Foley of 62 Beach Street and Patrick mutfy of 2A Stan Street faced liquor law charges, while a raid on Ks saloon at Hast Main and Walter Streets led to further detentions. Police seized large quantities of liquor at 62 Beach Street and next door near the W. C. A. Additional arrests included Mrs Annie Mallenback and another man for drunkenness, with other unrelated detentions mentioned.
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John Foley
Beach Street
Hast Main
Walter Streets
Toley
Clark
Patrick Mut
Stan Street
Annie Mallenback
Fames Street
Marwan Arested
Claude Hul
Australia
Terese Conley
Tatersen
Zemo advertised for skin troubles and healing
An ad from the El W. Rose Co. promoting Zemo ointment and soap for eczema itching and skin wounds. The large size costs 1.00, with 386 for smaller bottles, claiming cleansing, soothing antiseptic benefits and irritation relief.
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EL W. Rose Co
Gleveland
Bridgeport Woman Details Relieving Rheumatism Experience
A Bridgeport woman recounts relief from shoulder rheumatism after a treatment. The account references injections and a day of trial, with mentions of local businesses and figures connected to the region. The narrative notes lingering questions about efficacy and personal outcome.
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Vincent Whitnes
Timothy C. Cummings
Dennis ¥. O'Neill
Israel J. Cohn
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Sweden
Eddy Waid
Eady
Jesus
Nverin Ming
Sterbert Hoover
Bduy
Pope Benedict
Raddy
Eddy
Nazareth
Wddy
Efskete
Ponte
Twente-Eizhe
Tage Ny
Fran Page Inc
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Paca Bush
Tignye
Une
Levinwartes
Murer
Young City Boys
Wallace
Fairfield
Lenox
Pluk Ts
ROVE
Trate Salah
Cola
Eroun Ik
New Haven
Mirar
Lanver
Orlowna
Novroak
Sabogie
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Atala
Incorporated
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Dad
van Tilleyis
Alen
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Hewe
Jay
Alison Uy S
Mullere
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