British Police Watch Soviets Hold Meetings in London
In London under police scrutiny communist events mark the third anniversary of the Russian Soviet Republic. The largest demo gathered at Albert Hall with UK and Irish party figures, demanding a peace with Russia by a set date or risk of a national strike. Speakers cited Sinn Fein funds and revolutionary aims, noting British workers as major obstacles.
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London
London and Sons
Lemme
Albert Hall
British Communist Party
Catenei.c
Unrest Follows On Next Hungarian Monarch Question
Budapest reports rising unrest over who will rule Hungary as a constitutional issue pits Habsburg loyalists against independence supporters. Magyars refuse to surrender independence, while factions push for a Charles or Otto restoration, or a throne pledge to regain lost provinces, prompting fears of a royalist coup.
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Charles I
Hunga
Font Zary
Sera
Charles
Otto
Hapsburg
Eucessery
Hyngers
Saint Stephen
Stephen Rovacs
Austria
Earl of Wilton Figure in Army Man Divorce Case
In Edinburgh, the Earl of Wilton, a young married peer, is named in the divorce petition of Alexander Rose-Hume of Dundee. Rose-Hume charges the Earl with visiting his wife at Maidenhead and aiding a separation, while Mrs Rose-Hume testifies to loneliness and a troubled marriage after his wartime service in France and as he allegedly pursued another relationship.
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Earl of Wilton
London
Alexander Rosa-Hume
Dundee
Edinburgh
Rose-Hume
Robert Sievier
England
Australia
Hier
Gir
United States
Wiss Sierling
New York
Amesbury
Shire
Fass-Huire
Martigsr
France
Rome
Dondee
Logan
Willom
Bet
Taere
Cuthbert Samson
Ross-Hume
Maidenhead
Hume
Died notices from city obituaries January 1821 1329 1924
Multiple death notices from city records: George P Adamechik age 3, funeral January 19 at 9:30 a.m. from 9 Waterview Avenue then St Cyril and Methodus Church. Elizabeth Keegan widow of Hash Keegan funeral from 315 Bishop Avenue January 11 with High Mass, interment at St Michael’s Cemetery. Arthur E Librander age 33, funeral January 12 at State Street Westport Conn, Willow Brook Cemetery. William Mcerron funeral January 11 Worcester MA. Mathias Hansen Miller age 58 funeral January 9. Mary Josephine Tate age 35 funeral January 9 at Main Street residence then St Patrick’s Church. Henry Wyllie funeral January 11 at 2 p.m. at 200 Capitol Avenue. interments at St Michael’s Cemetery and Park Cemetery.
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Bishop Avenue
State Street
Westport
Conn
Willow Brook Cemsterey
iFestport
Weareos
Worcester
Mass
William
McCerron
Rourke & Boucher
Washington Avenue
St. Michael's Cemetery
Miller
Mathias Hansen Miller
Carrol Avenue
Main
St. Patrick's Church
St. Michael's Cemeter
Bridgeport Morris Plax Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting at 459 Main Street on Wednesday January 39 190% at 12 69 M. for electing directors for the ensuing year and for other business to be transacted. EB Hosi s
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Bridgeport Morris Plax Company
Nye
Port Morris Plain
Main Street
EB. Hoskis
Desperate U S Immigration Debate Spars With Fraud
Officials grapple with a flood of emigrants from Russia and Poland seeking passports amid weak checks. Consular offices are overwhelmed as applicants seek entry and housing. critics warn immigration could be exploited for profit, urging tighter controls and temporary freezes.
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Russia
Poland
Garry
Suvone
America
Department of Justice
New York
Ari
Wis
Berlin
Youthful Chess Wonder Training in Country Now
A young Polish chess prodigy Samuel, brought to America, trains intensely in New York. He matches top players with rapid moves, recalling positions from memory and solving complex tactics, impressing observers with calm, focused play at a very young age.
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Jans
Bamuel
Pias
Ke” Malik
Samuel
Fohin Sawyer
America
Samuels Inches
Tig Weil
Puligh Chess Cireley
Ol Thre
Bos
Tin
Salive Jang Ang
Germany Fearing Surplus Tonnage Will Lower Rates
Berlin reports worry over a possible surplus of ship tonnage worldwide and its impact on German merchant marine profits. The article cites global tonnage growth since before the war, cites price drops in coal freight and routes from Cardiff to Marseilles and Genoa, and questions whether a German mercantile fleet can pay dividends under current rate declines.
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Karl
von Wiegand
Berlin
Geran Merchant Marine
America
Wrance
Japan
Tag
United States
Svrom
Cardiff
Marseilles
Genoa
Night Riders Now Organized In Many States
Houston report states the Ku Klux Klan plans to expand influence across the West amid stalled diplomacy with Japan over Oriental rights. Leaders claim members are in every state, gearing up a crusade against alleged Colored Peril, with clashing actions in both East and West.
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Houston
Tex
Japan
California
Far West
Fas
West
Iit
Cradujed
Locust Plague Reaches Santa Fe in Argentina
News reports a devastating locust swarm sweeping Argentina from Bolivia into Santa Fe. The insects cover vast areas, invade homes, Devour crops and soil, and jump from advances by air to rear hatchings as they progress. Authorities deploy regional firelike control brigades and ranchers must fight the pest locally while government contemplates drastic measures amid sparse settlements.
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OS Aires
Jug
Sante
Ysat Alma
Bolivia
Petroleum Warning for South Sounded by Little under Probe
The report summarizes Charles W. Little's warning on U S petroleum reserves and future supply. It notes three exhausted or declining domestic sources, two at peak, and the Rocky Mountain field in its youth, with Mexican reserves potentially boosting American markets. It discusses shifting to internal combustion and fuel uses, urging chemical coordination to stretch remaining resources.
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Holland
New York
Ile
Cambridge
Myrshirtia
United States
Little
Industr
Les Hope
Mr Little
Rocky Mountain
Mas
Little Dors
Mérigan Petroleum
Mater.uel
Tefmeries
Connecticut
Taible
Lite
Treasury issues $250 million in new notes for 1920
The Bureau announces two Treasury note issues totaling 250 million dollars. One series dated January 0 matures April 15 at 4 2 percent interest, the other matures October 15 at 5 3 4 percent. Certificates issued in 1920 are cited with 3 3 4 percent and six percent yields. The move aims to meet maturities and provide funds for government needs amid revenue trends.
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Ases
Houston
Treasury
Bath
Movement of Vessels Raileds Cheybourg and Others
A jumble of ship names and destinations from New York harbor activity lists vessels arriving from Southampton and sailing via Gothenburg Philadelphia and Cristobal. The scattered item notes repairs and routes including Belridge Hog Island San Francisco and Buenos Aires with various ship names such as Oskee Cardenas Tunica and Ranger.
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Si—Imperator
Southampton
New Yo
New York
Oskee
Gothenburg
Philadelphas Clue
Gristobal
Bavannsamme
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Pequot
Mildisshora
Belridge
Lobos
Hog Island
Alex Sudriansaldo Savth
Galileo
Antwerp
Veen
Gedenia
Tampicord
Ebuhirst
Cardenas
Tunica
Coperhasen
Wrtheville
Bue Aires
Slee
Ranger
San Francisco
Bos
Stesras Weap
Sciled
Agwisua
Eohos
Kehuku
Devi Atlentowa
Orlstang
Can
Steetlnapie
Kentucky tobacco marts resume business today
In central Kentucky growers, warehousemen, and buyers prepare for a conference with Congressman Cant about reopening tobacco markets. Cantill arrived in Lexington and planned to outline a plan to resolve problems facing growers, with a closing of the Louisville warehouse also on the agenda.
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Kentucky Tobacco Marts
Clexengvon
Tobacan
Kentucky
Louisville
Cantrill
Lexington
Dust Reduction Efforts Show Promising Mine Improvement
A damaged OCR passage reports dust control advances in mining. Kentucky trials describe sprinkling methods to reduce coal dust and improve air quality as cars move automatically along dump areas. The text also contains garbled phrases mentioning Milzacea and Piiplinates with unclear context.
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Ween
Kentucky
Bonn of Relief to Hear Tax Appeals in February
The Board of Relief Bonn of Relief off of Bridgeport will convene at the Tax Commissioner's Office City Hall to hear appeals from Tax Commission findings. Hearings begin February with multiple dates and evenings scheduled from 7 to 9 p.m. Officials William A. Lewis Edward J. Dunphy Frank Roraback George Woolf oversee the sessions.
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Bonn
Bridgeport
Tax Commissioner
Tax
William A. Lewis
Edward JL. Dunphy
Frank Roraback
George Woop
U S foreign shipping tax plan alarms France
An OCR fragment reports France reacting to a U S plan to tax foreign shipping. The garbled text mentions income tax implications, potential retaliation, and government measures, but specifics are unclear.
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U. S
France
Clynes Overcome by British Unemployed Crowd
In London a disorderly scene erupted as John Robert Clynes, former Manchester food controller and president of the General Workers Union, tried to address delegates. A large audience shouted slogans calling for Soviet-style change and demanded withdrawal of the speaker before police moved in.
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John Robert
Clynea
Jabox
Parlige Men
Manchester
Controlley
Gue Hvrel Union of
Ceneral Workers
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