Independence Day Echoes Across South America
Montevideo and Santiago newspapers mark July Fourth with praise of American democracy and Wilson while urging closer U.S. relations. Argentinian outlets laud United States progress, patriotism, and wartime stance, noting interdependence of American republics.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Wilson
Uragasy
Argentina
Yeoertos Atres
Ta Epoca
Ta Necion
America
Cornet in dispute ends in assault in saloon quarrel
Gadenecki and Pembesty argued in a saloon on Permbroke streets after a cornet dispute. Gadenecki used the cornet on Pembesty, inflicting a deep head wound and minor cuts. Pembesty was treated and jailed in bond set at 50 dollars. Gadenecki released after bond of 65 dollars. Special Officer Rubenstein intervened. Garret aided in bringing Pembesty to hospital and station.
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Chery
Isadore Gadenecki
Standart
Finiah
UK Gadenezkt
Pamibestcy
Rubenstein
Gadenech
Pembesty
Beng
Pet Garret
Fpuapibotky
Bsing
Gadencaldo
Tip Peace
Japan Diet Debates Suffrage Vote After Hara Reply
In Tokyo July 5 the government stood pat on universal suffrage despite opposition from former minister Nokashofi and others arguing the Diet represents the nation. Premier Hara said it would be improper to adopt universal suffrage without testing the amended diction law extending the franchise.
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Torio
House of Representatives
Diet
M. Nokashofi
Agcieni Hire Od SC Samoat
Geaven
Hara
Central American States Move Toward New Union
Salvadorean government invites Costa Rica Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua to a September conference aimed at unifying Central America. Meetings seek a basic framework for political and economic integration amidst regional displacement concerns and justice considerations.
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Balvador
Salvator
Desexztes
Serrador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Wnearagua
Unificatios
Central America
Anton
Prisoners Escape from Indy Jail in Holiday Breakout
In Indianapolis on July 5 twenty four inmates escaped a county jail by sawing through two iron bars. Six were recaptured. The jailer lay unconscious after being struck with an iron bar. The prisoners fled the facility with keys from the jailer’s pocket and opened several doors.
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Dindianapolis
Ind
Etsarely
Avery Don
Lambeth Conference Opens Long Session In London
The Lambeth conference of the American church opened in London with 27 bishops and archbishops from around the world in attendance. Seventy resolutions have been prepared for discussion as sessions are expected to last more than a month.
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London
Lambeth
Indians and Industry Trans Farm Work, Large Scale
A vast program involving native peoples, industrial farming, and a large number of acres and workers. The record notes 327 401 101 as a key figure and mentions 90 559 Indian children in schooling, with one ineligible for something not fully shown. The fragment indicates systemic education and labor measures affecting Indian communities.
Holiday Boom Brings Trolley Trade to New Heights
Crowds flooded holidays as Connecticut trolley lines ran near capacity for Independence Day celebrations and a circus. About 200 cars operated with 150 to 170 more on standby, shuttling beachgoers and suburban visitors while weather cooperated for outdoor performances and fireworks.
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ArGat
Boweh
Seale
Yourdsley
Jasbriebs
One Union Man Killed in Mining Meeting Clash
A clash at a mountain site between miners and unidentified parties leaves one union man dead and several wounded. The attack occurred during a meeting to discuss open warfare. Authorities say the attackers are un confirmed, and no group has claimed responsibility.
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Parde
Clair
Poles Confer All Power on Council
In Warsaw the supreme duty of defense and full control of government authority has been established as the national council of defense creates a Polish governing body. The council is composed of presidents and key national leaders consolidating civilian and military oversight under one umbrella.
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Warsaw
Poland
Presi
Coup body forms amid Bolshevik invasion in Gulte Ukraine
The text notes Dent Pilsudski as chairman and General Lucsyniawsil with others forming a cabinet like body. It states the coup was planned due to Bolsh invasion threats in Gulte and Ukraine, with political figures Mire Wye Fae de Lares and Waller mentioned.
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Dent Pilsudski
Lucsyniawsil
Stunisis Waller T Mrom“i
Vie
Mire Wye
Fae de Lares
Aibinet
Ang Sine Lendeva
Gulte
Ukraine
Holiday halt slows New York tugs at Bridgeport port
Commercial marine transport ground to a standstill yesterday due to a holiday. Three New York tugs were moored at the city dock as the Charles McWilliams arrived with a boatload of coal for Bridgeport.
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Commernial Marine
Gcar
Ional
New York
City Dock
Charles McWiams
Bridgeport
Stratford Four Leads in Unclear Boat Race
A fragmented report describes four competitors for Stratford and mentions the Hohen hams under light tow and poor conditions. It references boats, whip serves and hall, with some names and actions garbled, leaving an unclear event with partial details about participants and outcomes.
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Stratford
Hohenhams
Miken Pdvantege
Yachranea
Mawerxonk
Hall
Opinions on Tires Weighed as Well as Counted
The piece argues motorists should judge tires by quality and performance, not crowd size or sales figures. It praises U S Rubber Company for prioritizing individual users, quality, and lasting value over rapid production and mass persuasion, noting limited supply yet strong merits beyond popularity.
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U. S
United States Rubber Company
Tire pressure and care prevent most tire trouble
The left tire in the picture shows how improper care causes about 75 percent of tire problems. Follow the manufacturer’s recommended pressure and avoid estimating by kicking or punching the tire. Regular use of a reliable air gauge is the best safeguard against rim cuts and fabric breakdown.
Notice from Bridgeport Hydraulic at 820 Main Street
Notice dated July 1920 warns that writer rates for maturing accounts are due by July 1920. Office hours on Saturdays are from 9 AM to 12 PM for public accommodation. Official deadline set for July 6th and 12th, 1924. Albert Le Lavery signed as supervisor.
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Bridgeport Hydraulic
Tig
C Pany
Kent
Albert LE. Lavery
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