Reprisals in Palatinate Amid Fatal Assassinations
Reports describe a violent flare in the Palatinate as separatists clash with civilians after the killings of prominent leaders. German authorities impose hostages, searches, and passport controls while debates in Berlin seek to determine if the attackers were locals or insurgents backed by French occupation. The violence is framed as a broader struggle over Palatinate control between French invaders and German residents, with a growing sense of desperation and terror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palatinate
Republic
Serinis
Octzena
Speyer
Renerty
Weing
Whale Palatinate
France
Germany
den de Metza
Berlin
Helntess
Ordinance Committee to Meet Tonight on Multiple Matters
The Ordinance committee of the Board of Aldermen will meet tonight to discuss several items including a proposed ordinance to revise the town clerk salary schedule and an ordinance related to parking and traffic. Also on the agenda are a referral to the fire department and joint discussion with the Chamber of Commerce and Chief Daniel Noorthorson of the Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Cham Ser of Commerce
Daniel Noorchuson
Fira
Child Labor Hearings in New York Expose Harsh Work
Testimony before the New York Child Welfare Commission reveals widespread child labor in tenement houses. Children aged as young as two to four are said to be employed, with marks on hands and sleepiness at school used as indicators. Parents work children to feed families, while widows form a small portion of mothers enforcing labor. Officials warn such practices depress industry standards and may yield delinquency and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NLW
Calideen
Sears
Aig Deroth
Margaret Berrty
Board of Education
New York
Coloberitea Carlier
Jean Herr
National Child Labor Committee
Knote
George A Hall
Florence Kelley
National Consumers’ League
Meetings Tonight Across Bridgeport and Stratford
Local notices list various organizations meeting tonight at Bridgeport venues including Golden Hall council American Insurance union 181 State street Pyramid Patrol Masonic Temple Prids of Bridgeport council Daughters of America 181 State street Joseph Dowdall lodge K of P 1025 Mai street Ashlar lodge F and A 3) Mason ic Temple Arcanum lodge 10 G F 1087 road street Momens Christian Temperance Union 39 Gilbert street Machinists 47 Main street Harmony Rebekah lodge J GO O F State and Main street Feldon Gate lodge O S of B 4 Last Washington avenue Scandinavian Sick Benefit society 159 Lee avenue Bridgeport encampment TOO P 164 State street Oronnque lodge IGQ O VT Town Hall Stratford
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Golden Hall Council
American Insurance Union
State Street
Pyramid Patrol
Masonic Temple
Prids of Bridgeport Council, Daughters of America
Joseph Dowdall Lodge
Mai Street
Ashlar Lodge
Masonci Temple Arcanum Lodge
Road Street
Momens Chistian Temperance Union
Gilbert Street
Main Street
Harmony Rebekah Lodge
State
Foelden Gate Lodge
Washington Avenue
Scandinavian
Lee Avenue
Bridgeport
VT Town Hall
Stratford
State Grange Officers and Prize Winners 1924
The 1924 State Grange session installed new officers led by master Herbert N Sawyer. Essays and prizes were awarded to Mrs Cora Tucker of Trumbull Grange and Mrs Harry Green of Goshen Grange. A rural teacher salary minimum was recommended, and a resolution favored railroad consolidation and deer protection reforms to aid farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Tucker
Trumbull Grange
Harry Green
Goshen Grange
Orange
Lingland
House Debates Tax Bill and Bonus Measures in Congress
House discussions push for passage of Mellon tax bill provisions including a tax appeals board while a constitutional amendment to end tax free securities faces tentative approval. The Republican bloc backs a bonus bill pledge, Longworth opposes, and opposition voices widen splits between Mellon and several GOP members as talks continue toward a February report.
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Lehrbach
New Jersey
Lehbach
House
Mellon
Board of Tax Appeals
Treasury
Charman Green
Senate
Soldier Bloc
Conference of
Iouse Republiana
Iouse
Longworth
Congresa
Ceuvens
Michigan
Kreprey
Wisconsin
WM Mellon
Conz¢ns
Wi Mellom
Usk Agin
HOLD COMPANION OF GIRL MISSING FOR TWELVE DAYS
An article notes a companion of a girl missing for twelve days, with unclear details and references to police, witnesses, and a custody decision. The piece mentions a Ventilelit girl and a Ray case, plus a misleading herbal remedy advertisement.
Funds 10 Open Normal School Are Scheduled
Superintendent of Schools U Exerett Cortright works on a schedule of expenses for the proposed reestablishment of the Guy Normal school, a blark in the Republican platform. He will submit the probable cost to the Board of Education, which will forward it to the Board of Apportionment for funds. The board will await the State Board of Education survey report before action. The board will dine with Katherine Fall and Domestic Science classes at the High school, then adjourn to the library for the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Exerett Cortright
Guy Narmal
Board of Education
Llah
State Board of Education
Ita
Katherine Fall
Tohe High School
Mining and finance mixed in a busy page one wrap
The page reports turbulent mining and property damage amid storms, recalls industrial demand and stock activity, notes steel orders cooling in December, and highlights rising bond activity. It also covers local sports results and college league standings with several team scores and upcoming matches.
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Ik Bien
Heise
Miley Tone
Ince
Maveb
Pete
New Yord
Willedieppe
Cachtan
Bir
Aia Coleg Court League
Cehizabli Plasma
Om Fyres
Purnadt Winnet
Geran
19 Physicians Licenses Revoked in Fraud Crackdown
The first woman doctor and eighteen others had their licenses revoked after a conference between the medical examining board and the State Attorney General. The action cited fraud as the reason, with the full list of names handed to officials.
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Ihelita
Thi Isiar Juty
Attorneugh Woalcomn
Tate
Tartford
John Fala
Tridgeport
Eminion
Healy
Hartford
Connecticut
Rand Jury
Discrepancy in City Books Cited in Audit of Former Treasurer
An audit of ex treasurer Williams and his successor uncovers a $59,468 variance between amounts in the treasurer’s books and funds handed to the new treasurer. The discrepancy is attributed to defective accounting methods, with no evidence of deliberate fraud. Williams provided a check to the new treasurer to cover the sum. The report notes potential reimbursement if later examinations justify it, and details related to bondings, resignations, and local officials involved.
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Williams
Ban
Shipping Board Retains Control Of Fleet Corp
The Shipping Board keeps final authority over the Emergency Fleet Corporation as the government merchant fleet operator. It delegates management and maintenance powers to the corporation while reserving supervision, route decisions, and sales authority, with President Coolidge’s approval conditional on board cooperation.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Feet Corporation
Canidge
White House
M. Coolidge
Leigh Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Washington day by day deals with budget and policy shifts
The Day in Washington reports intra government wrangling over interior department funding and exemptions, Republican conferrals on priority for tax, veterans, and bonuses, and discussions on liquor, prohibition enforcement, and merchant fleet policies. It notes Senate and House actions, departmental hearings, and Coolidge administration stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Dos
War Department
Indianpolical Testlers
Mellon
Coolidge
Patrol squads curb highway holdups amid migrant influx
Police battle an uptick in truck holdups on the Post road as outsiders from Philadelphia and New York travel in convoys seeking safer routes. State and local officers, led by Hartford authorities, patrol highways and railway crossings to halt the activity amid reports of kidnapped drivers and stolen consignments.
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Gaston West Road
Westport
Sun York State
Greenwich
Individua
Poat
Vigianere
Stamford Police
Rober
Hartton
Frank Virelli
Hartfod
Bix
Morotot
Massachusetts
New York
Kneeland Company
Sypingield
Mass
Atlantic Street
Bernard Scully
Hanford Bigelow
Darien
Palms
Wa Vice
Philadelphia
Fragmented Notice Reveals Confusion Over Leer to Oupilit
A garbled OCR text describes widespread confusion and possible misdirection in acquiring an unknown substance or device. It mentions a foundation, an agent, and multiple parties including drug stores and pharmacies. The exact event, participants, and outcomes remain unclear due to incomplete readable content.
Joint Base Promises Quick Relief For Aching Joints
An advertisement touts Joint Base as a fast penetrating remedy for swollen stiff and painful joints including knees elbows shoulders neck and fingers. It claims instant skin penetration with a few seconds rubbing and offers home use with several applications per night at about 66 cents per tube. Aimed at rheumatic and other joint afflictions, the ad forecasts broad availability in drugstores and pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugsista
Creosote-Based Remedy Promoted for Colds and Coughs
An advertisement touts Creamulsion as a new medicine claiming to soothe inflamed throat and lung membranes, stop coughing, and prevent pneumonia. It markets creosote as the key healing agent, asserts rapid relief, and promises stomach comfort and immune support with claimed universal efficacy.
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Hal
Dh Toad
How to Banish Piles Advertisement Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text discusses remedies for piles and mentions various medical claims. The passage references surgeons doubts about certain treatments and hints at an advertisement selling a product. No clear event or person names are readable, but the context is an old medicine advertisement about bansishing piles.
Tablets offer cheap relief for weight concerns nationwide
An advertisement claims tablets pictured at all drug stores worldwide offer relief for weight issues at a reasonable price. It urges readers to send payment to 4612 Woodward Ave for delivery and hints at a “best stay” in stock.
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Ware I von Wilg
Gerlin Gan
Palatine
Frye
Jordy
Babes
People’s Savings Bank
Dictaphone Corporation
Bridgeport, Conn
State Grange
Cass
Superintendent of Fisheries and Game
Louis G. Tolles
Darris A
Alice E. Corbett
Charles M. Adams
Dn Company
Lorethy
Elive
Pei ¢ Ag
Epmpletten
Eignaine
Cortright
Gost
Toonmead
Uemen
Treimier Willams
Yesterar
Treastre Tidelmann
Willams Platt
Helance and Wakt
Beols
del Mann
Wiliams
Vila
Fleet Corp
Aberhouse
Interior Department
House Ways and Mens Commilites
House Republicans
Wilton
Oklshotr
Senstor le Bollette
Wasconsin
Republi Fader Au
Tx Luror Cafe
Cot of
Sey Ie
BAL Am Tha Ead
Rte
Presuiatin Pharmay
Bolo
Fenes
Hindle
Stetes Harnum Iharnik
Cynthia Stockley
Ponjola
Imopolitan
Pharmacists
Leonhardt
Cian
Qremes Dack
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