British Debt Talks Hit Snag with 3 Per Cent Row
Washington January 15 British and American debt negotiators halted talks over refunding Britain’s war debt as Britain awaited new instructions. Disagreements focus on final settlement time and interest rate with the U S opposing a 3 percent rate and proposing a fifty-year term while Britain favors a longer period. The British cabinet was to decide whether to authorize concessions, with Dollar discussions continuing in London.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
Con Wereas
Commission
Londox
Baldin
Bald- Tuund
Theovernment
Radio Programs Schedule Features Orchestra Concerts
Newark Sunday Call lists a marathon of radio offerings from 2:00 pm to 10:30 pm, including talks by Otto Morun on building and loan topics, George H Clark on transition in women radio, and public lectures by Sammel B. Howe on American democracy. It also notes piano solos by Joseph Adorno, a boy scouts program, theatrical songs by Suzanne Zimmerman, and a variety of musical performances from Newark clubs and visiting artists with time stamps across multiple frequencies.
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BamberOerer & Co
Newark
Dem
Otto Morun
Building & Loan-Association
Joseph Adorty
N. J
Memphis
Dr. Frenk
Prven
Albert Ti
Soni
Newark Sunday Call
Joseph Adarna
Rachmatinoff
Rhit Maj
Chopin
Georss H. Clark
Radio Enginees
Radio Corporation of American
Wome Radio
Sammel B
Howe
South Side High School
N. A
New Jersey Book Mews
Hn. Oy
Boy Scouts of America
New
Stouts
WOW
Brondage
Camp
Camp'ng
I. Ts. MacDonald
Suzanne Zimmerman
Olvia Robinson
Thomas
Jewel
Gounod
la Forge
National Theatre
Agustis Thomas
Srezanne Zimmerman
Rogers
Brahe
J. J. Willamson
Under Sea Motion Pictures
Don Allen
New York Workd
Lee Simonson
Theatre
Gulla
Halsey Miller
Newark Athletic Club
Edward J. Snow
Vacuum Olt Co
Clrs
Ww. J
Westinghouse el. & Mfg
Yemen
s _ Wear Daily
Fullerton Waldo
MacMllan Company
R. Kaisler
New Jersey Bankers Association
Clara Brockhurst
Brooklyn
Broadway
Bertha Brainard
Ampico
Iyna Cavelle
Kurt Dieterle
Vincent Lopez
Artington
Iorna Gavelles
Kurt Diederle
Weatinghouse el & Mfg.,Co
Pittsburgh
Joseph Horne Company
Fittsburgh
United State Publi Health Bureau
Washington, D. C
New York Stock Exchange
Vladimir Karapetoff
Cornell University
Margaret Schette
Hazel Harbish
Jlensen
MacDowell
Saint Saeas
Beethoven
White Rose
Professor Narapetoff
Klan Members Testify On Bastrop Kidnaping Plot
Bastrop January 1 Associated Press reports two Ku Klux Klan members testified about an assembly in a Bastrop hardware store after the August 24 kidnapping of Watt Daniel and Richard. They described preparations and fears of retaliation by Met Rouge residents while denying any plan to kidnap. Witnesses included Sheriff F L Carpenter and local merchants.
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Bastrop
Associated Press
New Sround
Gttorneys
Watt Daniel
Thomas
Richard
Ku Klux Klan
James F. Mwarp
Bonita
Morehouse Parish
Klan
Daniel
Met Rouge- Bastrop Pike
Armer
Jones
Gallip
Richar
B. M. Meloin
J. 1K
Skipwith
Dr. MeKoin
eWaett Danile
Trarp
F. L. Carpenter
Parish
Gus Boyd
Collinston
Local man Sers Cove he’s cured
A New York interview recounts a man cured after one day with M Cone and his philosophy. The patient reports feeling improved and two patients asked for hats and coats saying they were tired. Fitelson notes few applicants received personal care, yet many believers leave in improved condition after treatment.
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New York
Mr. Fitelson
M. Cone
Four Executed by Free State Government Report
Readable lines report four executions carried out by the Free State government at Roserea and Carlow. The records mention the execution date as 15 April and reference a pushion of erus amid a church procession context.
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Free State
Roserea
Erus
Trend C Sharp Minor and Related Works Overview
A fragmented OCR segment lists musical titles and performers including Amery on tenor with accompaniment by AL OV. Shitree and Tot Artiovely Rate Power. It references Mudioxtein and Dedbertion with various foreign or stylized names and notes a Streak of the July Pinter by O'Hara.
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Irneky
Waldo AL. Amery
AL OV
Shitree
Trang
Wheeler Prize finalists named for February 1922 event
Board of Education judges selected five top essays from over 20 entries for the Wheeler Prize in English. Henry Horton, Moe Halpern, Jeanette Fransen, Marion Hubbell, and Ethel Murphy were chosen, with the winners to be announced at the Mid Year commencement on February 2, 1922.
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Board of Education
Mic
B c High School
Superintendent of Schools
Everett Cortright
Henry Horton
America
Moe Halpern
Public Library
Jeanette Fransen
Marion Hubbell
Ethel Murphy
Wheeler
Henry W. Hincks
Sanfora Stoddard
Howard Spee
Probe Ordered By Police Board In Auto Theft Case
The Bridgeport Police Board opened a probe amid claims of police involvement in an auto theft ring. An insurance investigator alleged officers acted as salesmen for men arrested and released on bonds, earning payments per car sold. officials sought corroboration from an adjusted witness, with officials considering extradition and legal action for libel if necessary.
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Times
Etatf
Bridgeport Police Department
Twianagan
Inge Bor
Flanagan
M. Hannon
Middle Streit
Boston
Mass
Hannon
Fhile CG. Calhoun
Avvatr
Pergsen
Massachusitts
Coloun
Vireli
Bridgeport Pelleg
Hankon
Flanagansnatch
Virrelli
Stael Pollce
Stratford Sarge
Pollce
Fulward Lawlor
Wartford
Trumbull Board Sets Plan for New School Building
Trumbull school board proposes to erect a new schoolhouse in town at a cost of 40,000. A vote to approve the project was recorded at a meeting held in town, with discussion on the school site and a proposed three acre tract near the Molle Binary as the center.
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Hmarolt J. Tel
Vin Trumbull Aehool Board
Boah General
Authenticity of Boyden's Reparations Plan Denied
Washington officials denied authenticity of a reparations settlement plan reportedly submitted by American observer Rossina Boyden to the Reparations commission. The State Department said it had no knowledge of the plan and emphasized Washington’s non-endorsement, while questions rose about whether the proposal tied to Germany’s reparations or a broader study of German capacity to pay. Officials noted uncertainty amid French Ruhr occupation actions and presses for clarification from Boyden.
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Washington
Associated Press
Paris
Rossina Boyden
Oserver
Reparations Commission
Tansmission
Staite Department
Separations Commission
Boyden
Mr. Borden
Ess
State Department
Hughes
Ruhr
Germany
Astm
Trench
Women Apply for Police Jobs In Community Notices
Women apply for regular appointive posts under local police rules. Special policemen Edward J. Rice, Charles A. Othert, and Earl Simone named. Board authorized changes in handling sick and injured officers, requiring attending physician estimates of expected days off. Sick benefit fund gains $100. St Johns Bazar and a donor contributed $406 each. Leave-tickets review requested for Maliceman Rogars due to family needs. sick reports show 22 officers off duty last month.
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Bdward J. Rice
Charles A. Othert
Earl Simone
Board of Police
Board of Surgeons
Rane Company
St. John's Bazar Committee
Maliceman
Wir
Fairfield Luncheon Club Meets Today
Fairfield luncheon club gathers for a business and social meeting amid unclear notes. The fragment mentions a group and a planned event with attendees, timing local to Fairfield, and a civic or social aim behind the gathering.
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Fairfield
Engineer Committee Discusses Candidates
The engineers committee held a discussion of candidates or pledges for the coming election. Executives of the group met to consider potential replacements and assess suitability for upcoming responsibilities.
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Pieter
Prince Albert of York Engaged to Lady Bowes-Lyon
London January 15 The engagement of Prince Albert the Duke of York second son of King George and Queen Mary to Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon is announced by court circular today.
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W.ondon
Prince Albert
Duke of York
King George
Queen Mary
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon
Meetings Tonight Across Bridgeport Muslim Clubs
A long list of meetings and organizations in Bridgeport is printed, including Rifle club and athletic groups, First District Republican club, Masonic and fraternal orders, women’s groups, unions, and temples. Notice warns about certificates of stock and a memorial note from a father for his deceased daughter Anne.
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Bridgeport Rifle Club
State Armor
Bridgeport Athletic Club
Golden Hill
Konckapatanauh Tribe
Maeln Street
Harmony Council
Mithra Lodge
K of P
Main Street
Calanthe Temple
Pythian Sisters
Pequonnock Lodge
I. O
Broad Street
Carpenters
Park Avenue Temple
Americus
Dorie Judge
Honsitunic Avenue
Cohien Stefief Association
Road Street
John C.tuthit
W. QO
State Street
Evy Grove
Woodmen Circle
Woo. W
Iarbers’ Union
Faletteld Avenue
Abraham Lodge
Victoria
Lodge
Too
de of St
Anne
L. Raw Rinson
Turkey at Near East talks seeks most favored nation status
At Lausanne conference the United States pressed for most favored nation treatment in Turkish fiscal matters and equality of treatment for American institutions and citizens in Turkey. The Turks deferred, citing treaty constraints, while Allied delegates pressed for binding promises. M. Bompard and British French experts head to Paris Wednesday to push financial discussions on Ottoman debt.
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Laursannd
Associated Press
United States
America
Turkey
Julian E. Gillespie
American High Commission
M. Bompard
Paris
Ministry of Finance
Reinstatement of Officer Ludwig Moves Quietly
Aldermen were informed of Ludwig’s reinstatement after a brief board discussion. Commissioner Pardy noted a previously disciplined policeman had been corrected and moved to restore Ludwig to his former post. Commissioner Ryan led a unanimous acclamation restoring Ludwig as the traffic bureau faced a related transfer request by Thomas Donnelly.
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Ludwig
Thomas J. Pardy
Pest
Ryan
Thomas Donnelly
Vourth
Templeton names Judge Tyler for Pardons Board
Hartford June 15 Judge Rollin L Tyler of Haddam Democratic nominee for governor in 1920 to join the State Board of Pardons for the unexpired term of the late Lewis Sperry. Governor Templeton will send the nomination to the Senate tomorrow. The term expires in June 1925. The governor also to appoint Bank Commissioner John Byrne of Hartford for the term of Everett J Sturges and reappoint Morgan B Brainard as a director of the State prison for the unexpired portion ending July 1 1925.
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Hartford
Tyler
Haddam
State Board of Pardons
Lewis Sperry
Senate
Templeton
Tohn H. Buck
Alps
John 4Am
The Girl You Cant Forget Health Advertisement
The copy extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a life boosting tonic from native roots without alcohol. It claims improved red blood, vitality, and beauty through internal nourishment, sharing testimonials from Mrs. Blossom Batchelder and Mrs. J. H. Harrison and urging readers to obtain tablets or liquid form from druggists or the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY.
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Idr
Piérce’s. Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
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