Carranza Ovi Supports Mexican Soviets Claim
Reported in San Antonio that evidence suggests a plan to establish Bolshevik rule in Mexico. Testimony before committees includes details on the Communist Party of Mexico and its executive members, with both American and Mexican links amid international tensions.
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Garranza Ovi
Senate
San Antonio
Tex
Agenis
Tanza
Senate OB
Ren Ut
Carranza
Moi‘huma
Mexico
United
Rad Vals
Communist Party In
Amercan
Communist Party of Mexico
Internations Rotary
George Berredas
Enrique Harce
CW Tabler
Tabler
Barreda Ilaree
Lina A. E. Gale
Fulgencio C
Luna Magdalena Fo Gale
Josefina Barreda
A. P. Aranfo
J. €. Parker
Demitr
Nikitin
Ana Fedesico
Gale
Packer
Ana
Magdalena Gale
Linn Gate
Nicitin
Iil
Switched praise for patent medicine in Bridgeport ad
Letter from MR. WH HOVEY praising CINOT drug and its benefits after a personal testimonial. He cites improved digestion, energy, and general health following use, thanking CINOT and local store staff for assistance. An unrelated sale notice appears for a drugstore display in Bridgeport.
Invention by Lt. Commander Abner H. Clements
The article profiles Lieutenant Commander Abner H. Clements a Naval Academy graduate of 1876 who devised a method and device to determine a ship’s position using radio direction finding and triangulation. It explains his career including work at the Naval Observatory and later influence on warship navigation during wartime communications.
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Waskina Pon
D. C
Ben Ber
United Ste Nua Reserte
Ie Peck
Ur Ud States
Ho Clements
Fora
Benher
Alayer
Tluancmer
Apecuatoy
Apyer
Clements
Naval Academy
Annapulis
Navy
Heaval Obestvatory
Washington
Masy Aind
Clementse
Sent Ork
Clement
Hopby
Mere Island
Mgh
Vaast
Fife
Capesike
Forum Speaker Denies Inheritance Amid Contested Speech
In a tense forum, a speaker denies a large inheritance while recounting a murky dispute over family succession. The remarks reference legal arguments and tensions within an extended family as witnesses challenge the will and leadership.
Surrender of Former Kaiser Urged by New German League
A faction called the New German League urges the surrender of William II to avoid a trial. They advocate a neutral court and say the German people must cut loose from this man while condemning penalties against him as politically motivated.
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Steinke
Les
Getspeaker
William
Germany
William II
Guesneaser
Willa
Thenland League
Francis Joseph
Austria
Serbia
Herr von Gerlach
Entente
New Bond Loan May Be Coming
Washington Jan 1 Anoth er bond loan may be coming as Congress faces decisions on new arms financing or tax reductions Secretary Glass said in a statement. He noted progress in reducing gross debt since September and outlined howTreasury would fund obligations from existing cash resources, with some certificates to be redeemed rather than sold.
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WH. M. Hovey
Hovey
Cingyt
Bridgeport
At & P
Washington
Dabenius
Congress
Ronight
Zovaramert
Gtibs
Turner
Treasury
Treasury Tm
Glass
Weather report fragment shows unclear panic text
An unreadable weather item contains garbled phrases about panic and local conditions. The fragment provides no clear data on region timing or temperatures.
Obituary notices from Stratford and surrounding areas
Multiple funeral services are reported for residents including Miss Lucile Kelly, Mrs Mary Thomas, Miss Anne Waldron, Miss Susan Pierce, Miss Mary Frenvik, George Blakeslee, Caroline Robege, Miss Julia Horger, John Geary, Hennes Carlson, Amanda Alling, Benham, and Isabella Nickerson. The notices describe dates, locations, officiants, and burial sites across Stratford, Meriden, New Haven, Jersey City, and nearby towns.
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Mary Thomas
Peter Jane
Enue
H. Seboastby
Ruth
Florence Waldron
Thomas
Mie
Mary Frenvik
Mary Frencik
George J. Frencik
Brooks Street
Bridgeport
John and
Adaline Blakeslee
Stratford
Blakeslee
New Jersey State Highway Commission
Bred Howards
Liew
Edward J. Blakes
A.W. Blikeslee
Stratfard
Charles 9
Robert A. Bakesiege
Merida
Caroline Roberge
Robege
Sieuhen Stoberge
Ayan Street
Cena Valeling
Mora Dewhurst
Mis
Belbune Art
Dun Mlers
Lydia Bt
New York
Bradhe Charles Alfiegs
Shtorn
Dacksonville
Wallici Oherae
Auburn
O'Clouk
James’ Whureh
Tan
Michael
Hennes Carlson
Lienning Carlson
State Street
É Orlock
Mullin
On & Redgate
Golden Hil Street
A. Jingstrom
Swedish Congregational Church
Alseated
K. Peterson
Johnson
Ales Dounson
Carl Uttoson
H. J. Andegon
Gus Atenstrom
Amanda B. Atlii
Misa Amand Aling
Report Hospital
Lale
West Broad Street
Ley
A. F P. Chamberlin
Stratford Michurch
Evergreen Cemetery
New Haven
Missy Alling
Wimily M. Alling
Airee Sistem
Harris
Greene
Philadelph
Harlotte
Ming
Emma M. Alling
Albert J. Alung
Frank Beecham
Auk
Henham
St Vine, Vent’y Hospital
Benham
Warner Free
Tle
Order of
Mages
Warner Ros
Edson
Ng Senhans
Suri
Tintaghker & Gallash Phirfield Avenue
Requiem
Sir Augustine’s
Wilson to Call League Session
Officials predicted the councils would take no binding steps on the League chief amid belief the United States would not ratify the treaty. The State Department said aid to Europe would be distributed independently of the League, under Hoover’s relief plan, not an official league function.
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United States
Satan Ayrament
Maeitape
Pride Pensee
Congress
Ury Waas
League of Nations
Ierbert Hoover
Coura
Austria
Poland
Iungary
Crazy quilt laws on immigration stir public debate
A public meeting in Virginia tonight, led by Senator William T. King, discusses immigration policy and literacy tests. Speakers criticize measures as oppressive and un-American, urging education of newcomers to understand American democracy.
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Agerthins
William
Viah Im
Ilenney
King
America
Wage Growth In Panese Spurs Regional Anxiety
Wage increases in Panese have sparked concern as real earnings lag behind Western nations. The article notes declines in average wages over ten years, referencing families in Tokyo and surrounding areas. Funeral services for William Gregory are scheduled for Wednesday at St. Dolos Church with interment at Parkview.
General Wood Urges Gen to Smash Red Flag and Racial Isolation
Fragmented OCR notes quote General Wood warning against red flag ideology and urging unity in the nation. He discusses education, worker pay, and the need to bring back quality teachers, warning the country risks sleepwalking on schooling.
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Gen
Wood
Elemedd
Armen
Iermina
Amy
Imini
US urged to lend to Europe for selfish reasons
Washington January 11 The American Economic Association committee on foreign trade says the United States must lend money to Europe for self serving reasons, but via private channels not government lending. The report warns Europe’s chaos could affect US industry and politics, urging balance of debits with lending and export curtailment.
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Walilngton
United States
American Economic Association
Thomas W. Lamont
J. J. Morgan and Company
David Friday
Hnmesity of
Michigan
A. Barton Uepburm
Chaseational Bank
WF. W. Taussie
Elisha A. Friedman
Finneseaporn Lion
Europe
Demrtus
Women Dine in Hall with Benchers for First Time in Centuries
Four women admitted as students to the Temple formalis dining in the hall with benchers. This marked the first time a woman has been allowed in the hall during dinner since Queen Elizabeth visited Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night performance in the same hall.
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Lindon
Jan l
Temple Formalis
Dingio
Eliasbeth
Less Meat Eaten by Americans Than Twenty Years Ago
The Department of Agriculture reports Americans now eat less meat than twenty years ago. An analysis of 2,000 dietary records across 48 states shows meat consumption eight percent lower than in 1900. The study covered 1,420 families and institutions and tracked seven day periods, noting average daily food costs per person at six cents.
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Universal Service
Department of Agriculture
Fac
Department
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American Economic Committee
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