Motorcycle Stolen From Peck & Bush Factory Here
A motorcycle with side-car valued between 400 and 600 dollars was stolen Saturday night from Peck & Bush factory rear at 787 Main Street. a padlock on the front door was torn off. Police informed yesterday. Peter Wyzenynski of 538 Park venue reported his restaurant was entered and three packs of cigarettes stolen. MENICO CITY January 28 report notes a commission agreement under discussion.
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Peck & Bush
Main Street
Peter Wyzenynski
Park Venue
Street-car Service Resumes After Eight Day Suspension
Delegates representing the strikers and the transit officials signed an agreement today, paving the way for the street-car service to resume tomorrow after an eight day stoppage.
Disabled steamer towed into Boston by Coast Guard
The Dollar Line steamer M. Dollar, out of fuel and last seen Friday, bound for Boston after a round the world voyage, was towed into Boston by the Coast Guard cutter Tampa following a radio message received today.
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Boston
Dollar
Coast Guard
British exhibitors urge lower prices for American films
Sir Oswald Stoll, head of Stoll Film, condemns extortionate prices for American pictures and urges producers to lower costs while boosting quality. He warns high prices threaten profits and the U S industry unless foreign and domestic firms share fair pricing, with plans for a British Film Week to showcase Tongland productions.
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London
Ike Mary Pickford
Charlie Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
Oswald Stoll
Stoll Film Company
Great Britain
Sir Oswald
Europe
United States
Sig Oswald
Tongland
British film magnate lambasts American producers
A British film magnate accused a few astute American speculators of running a large gamble with aggressive advertising. He said the British pictures earned higher annual profits, while condemning censorship and a “producing ring” throttling the motion picture industry.
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Fiim
Bir
Oswald
Naval equality debated in Franco Italian talks
Francolitalian naval situation heats up as Corviere Deli Sera argues naval equality with Italy is justified by Washington terms. It warns France and Britain of consequences, stresses Italy’s life and death stakes, and calls for a balanced policy to avoid renewed tensions.
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Millan
Corviere Deli Sera
Vance
Italy
Washington
Dgace
America
Jahan
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Atlantic
England
Rome
Hallan
Harbor Traffic Peaks in January and Snowed-In Bridges Tighten
Bridgeport area port records show January harbor activity the heaviest of the month with lumber pig iron coal and other cargoes moving in and out. Tug James McCaffery and two Standard Oil tankers stayed inside harbor due to storms while 30 000 tons of coal remained awaiting discharge amid rail delivery failures. Pequonneck Yacht Club schedules a Valentine dance on February 14 and a members banquet with prominent speakers planned for February 22.
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Bridgeport
James McCaffery
Standard Git Company
McCaffery
New Haven
Connecticut
New Haven Road
Pequonneck Yacht Club
Detroit Sheriff vows to end teen booze parties near city
Detroit January 28 Sheriff George A Walters pledges aggressive action against drinking parties by high school age youths at roadhouses near Detroit He will subpoena raid participants to testify against owners and notify parents about their children's actions He cites drunk driving and accidents as key dangers and says names of underage guests may be pursued in court while avoiding publishing them
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Detroit
George A. Walters
Walters
North End
U S Ambassador to Japan to resign this week
Charles Beech er Warren United States ambassador to Japan left Tokio for Washington to tender his resignation to President Harding. Native postmen in parts of British West Africa must trek up to three weeks through jungle to deliver a single mail.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Charles Beecher Warren
United States
Japan
Washington
Harding
British West Africa
Governor urges towns to grow more forests in Massachusetts
In Boston on January 28 Governor Cox sent copies of a New England agricultural conference resolution to town selectmen urging expansion of town forests. He asks annual meetings to consider restoring forests on idle lands and states Massachusetts should do its share.
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Boston
Cox
New England Agricultural Conference
Tom
Massachusetts
Ex-Empress of Austria in Pyrenees exile at Sequiato
The former Empress Zita, exiled from Vienna, resides in Sequiato a Basque coast town. She endures a stark medieval setting with Basque hosts and Carmelites while whispers call her an exile. Locals view her as a foolish but devout Catholic former ruler amid loyalist banners and friars.
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Madrid
Jan
Zita
Austria
Leauieto
Pyrenees
Biscayan
Uequieto
Bay of Biscay
Joeyola
Company of Jesus
Nnns
Romance Hotfoot
Sequiato
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Grocery Bulletin
Richmond
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Sloan
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Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
Main ST
Elm St
Stratford Avenue
John McCullogn
U. S
Cutie
Bridgeport Savings Bank
OLD Faithful S. W. Cor
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Pucsae
High & Low
Meigs & Co
Patrick Mackinaws
MEIGS
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