Court of Inquiry Is Appointed To Probe Vladivostok Shooting
The Navy reports Admiral Gleaves will form a court of inquiry to investigate the death of Lieutenant W. H. Langdon at Vladivostok. Aboard the Florin, the panel travels from Manila to Vladivostok to examine circumstances and report findings to the U.S. government.
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Vladivostok
Gleaves
Japan
Lieut
Langdon
Washington
W. H. Langdon
Seslan
Navy Department
Manila
Floron
Naval Court
State Department
Ae Jayj
Mesa
Baron Shideha
WMA
Albany
Langton
Department
H. Cone
J. 8. Rhodes
Wilming
Toy
Robert W. Low
Oongapa
Philippine Islands
Tugene P. H.forison
Fleet Marine
Railroads Seek Settlement for Losses of Guarantee Period
A group of railway executives told a House committee that higher postwar rates failed to yield expected revenue. They urged quick amendments to permit partial settlements for 1905 after government control, citing cash shortages and reduced traffic. They named Daniel Willard and Samuel Rea among others, warning the system would falter without relief.
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Pen
Frivania
Wdle
William J
Boston
Maine
M. L. Bell
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
T. Dewitt Curler
Alfred P. Thom
The
Association of Railwayxecutives
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ted
Willard
Baltimore and Ohio
Mir
Rea
Chom
Hobbs
Interstate Commerce Counselon
Vacant Dwellings Increase in Bridgeport City
Bridgeport real estate voices warn that rising vacancies reflect not population loss but more “doubling up” and storage. The housing office notes rents are reasonable and new, yet a shelter shortage persists, urging builders not to deter construction.
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Nuvady
Bridgeport Housing Company
Actors
Diferente
Bridgeport
Eve
Chamber of Commerce
Treal Estate
Fragmentary RCA description of lighting device and setup
The readable text hints at a hypothetical lighting arrangement or invention, mentioning a ceiling, a large 100 watt lamp, a dissipating disc, and a route to filter or direct light. The passage is garbled and contains invented terms, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable persons or organizations.
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Sharon
Seized whiskey still found on hospital grounds
Washington January 14. A bootleg plant running 59 percent liquor was seized by federal agents on the grounds of a government hospital for the insane. The distiller was in the hospital. the still and three milk cans for mash were recovered. No arrests were made.
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Washington
Ieders’ Dry Crusaders
Government Hospital For
Weather Forecast For New England And New York
The report warns of rain and snow in parts of the region with clearing, followed by colder conditions. North and South New England see mixed skies, while western New York faces rain or snow in the northwest and colder temperatures Saturday and Sunday. Storm warnings extend from the Boston area to the Delaware breakwater as systems move east from the Great Lakes.
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North New England
South New England
New York
New England
Boston
Delaware
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Worth
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Irash
Huron
Mississippi River
Atlantica
Slumi in Weather Trade Amid Production Hold
Trade listings show several Italian assets stopped production and offered for sale. Output averages around 46 cerlor leis, with ACG prices below average and stock in London.
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Ita
Cox
Lowigiadn
London
Irish Arsenal Raided By British Amid Martial Law
British forces raid a base missing after prior assaults, seizing a cache of gelignite and correspondence likely to illuminate recent ambuscades and kidnappings. A young woman and four others in Cork are held under martial law, with one suspect wearing armor during arrest. Police recover explosives and arrest proceedings proceed.
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Cork
Java
Shemgelves
Outrage Total in Ireland Sees Week of Crimes
Dublin reports 84 outrages in the past week with 28 tied to crown fares and 12 linked to political offenses. Seventy six arrests were made, 12 court martials held with two convictions, and 107 preservation orders issued.
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Dublin
Ireland
Toda; Paere
Pallecwien
Cork Mayor completes U S testimony on Ireland fate
Lord Mayor O Callaghan of Cork testified before the one hundred commission in Washington after arriving as a stowaway without a passport. He argued Ireland must have self determination and criticized British actions, while MacSwiney’s brother and others testified alongside West Cannon sailors recounting abuse in Cork and Newport News.
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Washington
O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
Committee of One Hundred
America
Wilson
Buraine
Jungland
England
Ireland
MacSwiney
O'Callan
Peter Macalvine
O Cal
Pezolt
le Matkeran
Mason Mitchall
Quéenstown
Wales
Acute unemployment shocks South Africa mining districts
Unemployment across the Union of South Africa is causing anxiety. A Johannesburg despatch notes poor white settlers migrating from rural areas and shrinking job prospects as mines close. Diggers in diamond fields at Bloomfontein and nearby towns live in pitiable conditions with families in distress in crowded shanties.
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London
Union of South Africa
Johannesburg
Central News
Witwaterrand
Bloomlef
Otter Places
P O Officials Warned Against Employing Reds
Boston officials warned by the Federal Department of Justice against hiring members of the United Communist Party in postal service and with express companies. The message says the party formed from a merger of the Communist Party of America and Communist Labor Party of America. Postmasters urged to test loyalty and avoid promoting substitutes to regular staff.
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Boston
Pra
Federal Department of Jus
United Communists
Posginje
United Communist Party
Department of Justice Aid
Communi Party of America
Communist Labor Party of America
State Action on Congestion Urged
State lawmakers debate reducing court delays by creating referees for uncontested cases and boosting judge numbers. Proposals include raising or standardizing county limits on jurisdiction, adding four superior court judges, and appointing four judges to handle major civil and criminal matters in large counties to speed litigation.
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Phare
Airfield
New Haven
D. Laney
Superior Court
Common Pleas Cours
Fshield
Ate Heourk
Delaney
New York
Criminal
Blind From Hootch Gets $30,000 Verdict
A Chicago jury awarded $30,000 in damages for blindness caused by wood alumol. The case involved Cohen and Albin and related partner interests.
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Sun Greoyserg
Cohen
Albin
Church or Jail U S Amusements Says Ship Captain
A ship captain declared that U S amusements were “Church or Jail” as authorities confronted alcohol aboard a vessel near San Bernardino. Sheriff Flolcombe and deputies boarded with three hundred gallons of alcohol, accusing foreign ships of avoiding entry to the United States under Prohibition.
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U. S
University of Pennsylvania wins French medal for architecture
The Avehi school at the University of Pennsylvania received the gold medal of the French society of architecture for meritorious work during the 1940 collegiate year. Dean Warren P. spoke, noting the award followed a review of nineteen American schools and that the Penn entry was considered the model in American contributions.
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Phila Dbelehia
Ward
Avehi School
University of Pennsylvania
Preach Society of Architeele
Lee
Warren P
Architectural Boot
Tibucion
Boys Alleged Drug Peddlers Arrested in New York
Juvenile suspects aged 18 and an 18 year old were rounded up by narcotics detectives. Police allege narcotics including cocaine and heroin valued at a substantial amount were found. The youths were charged with possessing and vending drugs and corrupting morals of minors, then turned over to the Children’s Society.
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W York
Olf
Thomas Cusimano
Children's Society
Alleged attacker of woman arrested in city
Mgr Gertie af 698 Roxsick sheet was arrested after a claim he assaulted Mrs Pedor at 414 Barnum Avenue while partly under liquor. He reportedly attacked her, and bail was set at 100 dollars. Another man, Lis-Emma of 420 Mast Main Street, was detained on a single assault charge with similar bail.
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Mgr Gertie
Roxsick
Saluirhtatic
Mra
Fedor
Barnum Avenue
Ang
Irs
Pedor
Wrank Giniuige
Mast
Main Street
Pan Lis - Emma
Sooa
Baruch Decorated With Service Medal
Baruch, former head of the dusty board and a drafter of the economic clauses of the Speace smati, was decorated today with the distinguished service medal by Secretary Saker. The citation recognized his government role in the said agreement.
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Washington, Ilan
Baruch
Saker
Ri. Governmenut
Said
Court upholds manslaughter conviction in Hammer case
The appellate division of the supreme court unanimously sustained the manslaughter in the first degree conviction of Dintwline Hammer. The decision, rendered January 14, follows the medical factors presented by Mrs. Czaueroff related to a June 1919 operation.
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Wew
York
Preme Court
Tod
Czaueroff
Obituary notices for Joyce Rothermell and others
The paper lists funeral details for Joyce Rothermell daughter of Mir and Airs roethermen who died Thursday at West Traven hospital. Her funeral is set for 2 pm at the parents' home. Additional obituaries include Bradford Rev burial at Maintain Ove velieary and Mrs Clara Dowling with a high mass funeral at Patriak's edor.
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Joyce Rothermell
Mir
Roethermen
West Traven
Gireen
Dever
D. Bierer
Bradford
Hi Jate
Pierce Plage
Williane
Edor
Lynch
Tray
Charles Eos
James Seward
Joly M. Cionneil
Daniel Poland
Patrick James
Michayl Small
Miehuel
Father Lyncis
Wade Wade Still Enigma in Death Row Case
Wade B. Wade remains an enigmatic figure in the death section with supporters and critics debating his mindset. Wethersfield sources report differing views on his innocence, psychology, and possible appeal, suggesting he may be a martyr or a doomed figure in a controversial execution debate.
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America
Wethersfield
Ilhread B. Wade
Wade
Bipgad
Sidiath
Sreer
Stonees
Sheels
Noil
Vimneelf Ani
Milford Woman Dies After Operation at 44
Mrs Albenia Wheeler Fowler, 44, of seven Haven avenue Milford, died at 10 o'clock tonight following an operation four days ago. Native Mil ford descendant, well known, daughter of Alfred Fowler. Member of Mazie Be church and active church affairs.
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Milford
Albenia
T'O Wheeler
Uaven
Alfred Fowler
Wheeler
Mazi T BE
Aotie Church
Altairs
Shipping Board Asked On Ship Liquor Permit
The Washington Judiciary Committee debated a proposed amendment to the prohibition enforcement act today. The Shipping Board was asked for its views on permit provisions and will be heard by the committee before action.
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Shipping Board
Washt
FON, Jan
Man Volstead
Judiciary Committee
The
Shipping Board Today
St John s Lodge Dance at Mason Hall on Broad Street
Members of St Johns Lodge of the Fellowcraft Association held their first annual dance in the ballroom of the Masonia Temple on Broad Street last night. Wauker s Orchestra provided music. Committee members were A Gray chairman George Pratt Th Myers A Kildar Faise and IH Waldrow. The next meeting was scheduled for January 17.
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St. Johns
T the Fellowcraft Association
Masonia Temple
Broad Street
Wauker
A. Gray
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Enigma
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