Pastors Seek Ban on Crime Movies Across City
The pastors urge restrictions or censorship of crime films to prevent moral harm and education in crime. Rev Pauli and Rev Geard advocate ordinances, while Council President Beers questions method, stressing caution and the need to protect youth without hasty action.
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Rev. Pauli
At. H. Church
Gerald H. Geard
Itu Park Street Congregational Church
Tiderman
Ralph T. Beers
Common Council
Newark
O Callaghan Apt To Be Deported
The state department considers deporting O Callaghan amid reports he entered the United States as a stowaway with a passport. Secretary Davis noted possible implications under the 1918 immigration act for aliens advocating force against the United States. A vendetta claim by Irish in various countries is referenced in ongoing discussions.
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Davis O
State Department
Harry’ Bolands
United States
Davis
New York
England
Ireland
Callaghan
Boland
Labor Department
No Relief Voted Insane Veterans
Reform rhetoric on veteran treatment dominates the debate with physicians and officials citing the need for government hospitals. Dr Salmon and medical advocates accuse private sanitariums of profiteering and call for state and federal action to place insane veterans in proper care facilities.
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Dr. Salmon
WW. A. Pattison
New York
Naional Tuberculosis Association
Calcraith
National Commiundes
American Legion
Br. Pattisell
Sire Ouibraigh
Balm
Pease
Neaire-Psycniacrl
Eich
Ole Dyernien
Erine
Etme
Salmon
Hun Ite
Epricate
Sariturhims
Uel Dailat
Salinun
Orien
Ge County
Thas
An Crosa
Stata
Balmon
Roevernment
Injustice Case at Newberry Trial Continues
The court heard continued arguments on violations of campaign finance laws linked to Newberry and allies. Key figures including Paul Shising and Frederick Cady faced questions as prosecutors alleged over 170000 dollars showed in campaign reports and more than 200000 in deposits and withdrawals, with the defense denying uniform conspiracy.
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Tenge
Lesa Ob
General Frierson
Gezense
Delco
Manger
Frederick Cady
New York
Detroit
Frierson
Newberry
Fayig
Cody
Wherson
Helme
Democrat Party
Taaie
Themi Paign Snggresgate
White
Indi
Mukehna Presidt
Intercop
Awestions
Spee
Therson
Geonge T. Tadd
Sturbridge
Ladd
Wrierson
Okintus
Massachusetts
Aytiny
Michigan Senate Race Recount Near Verdict
The solicitor general said the side was slowed two hours for argument as the court adjourned to Monday noon. The Senate privileges and elections committee pressed the recount in the Michigan contest while Newberrys legal right to his seat faced first determination with 201 of 4210 precincts reported and Monty Ford declared the veteran nominee.
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Solicitor General
Enator
Obituary of an Old German Resident Dies in City
One of the oldest German residents, Ups Spay Ludwig Lein, died January 4, 1921. He was buried yesterday at the family plot in Parle cemetery. Survived by a brother, a sister Mrs Nicholas Bordy, William Lein, two brothers, two daughters, Charles Dein, John Robin, and Mrs John Schleichert.
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Ludwig? Lein
Parle Cemetery
Nicholas Bordy
William Lein
Charles ©. Dein
John Robein
John Ib. Sehleichert
Weather for 1920 Normal Declared by Observer William Fendings
William Fendings of 612 PAM Avenue reports the 1920 normal weather as close to long term averages. The test day last year reached 63 degrees on June 1, with a cold day on January 1 dropping below freezing. The twelve month mean temperature averaged 50 degrees, with December rainfall at 3.70 inches and snowfall around 2.1 inches.
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William Fendings
Pam Avenue
Ark
Go Fe
Fe League
Maxwell in Hospital After Vehicle Collision Near Main and Fairfield
Maxwell, severely injured, remains in serious condition at St. Vincent's after a crash at Main and Fairfield Avenue involving a Timergen hospital ambulance. Police report an arrest on a $20 theft charge linked to Angie Poklamba of Wairfield.
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Proumanix
Maxwell
Timergen
Main
Fairfield Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
THEI
Tamés Forrerco
Winards Aveque
Sage
Angie Poklamba
Wairfield
Shell
Wairfeld Agthart
Home Burglary Reported With Confusing Details
A local burglary left cash and clothing missing from a residence. The report contains garbled names and items including women’s clothing and a waiter named Jal iankowasky. No clear suspects or locations are confirmed in the readable text.
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Jaliankowasky
Board of Police Orders Switching Of Probing Bureau
An organization meeting of the board of police commissioners held yesterday named Pri faihoun as new commissioner and re elected John Stanter as president. The bureau of investigations will merge with Dedelives da Regan's force, moving to renovated quarters on the first floor of the police building. The traffic bureau will switch to night duty belts and the duty assignments for liquor and censor work are unsettled.
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Board of Police Commissioners
Pri Faihoun
Hid Trsy
John. Stanter
Tina
Bureau of Investigation
Michael Arnolaky
Dedelives
da Regan
Burne
Salice
Equity
Mene
Detective Bureau
Aliguk
Rictor
Zgeant
Ieutenart
Sergean Joseph Coughlin
George Benedetti
Éad
Sam Brown
Traffic Bureau
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Béttscre
America
Saimbas
W. UW. Clarey
Flersy
Rev
Herman G.: Weimer
The
German Reformeda Church
Board of Police
Detective Force
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Noble
Main St
Elm
Bridgeport
Life
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Rotiwell
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Hudson
Marmot Coats
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