Germany and United States Seen As Opposing Poles in World Economy
Dr Walter Rathe Rau addressed the Hamburg committee on peacetime recovery, arguing depreciation of currencies draws nations together yet Germany and the United States remain central creditors and debtors. He urged cooperation and reforms to rebuild Europe, hoping shared economic bonds endure as postwar unity.
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Bamburg
Titu
Germany
The
United
Walter Rahe- Rau
Hambarz Committee For
United States
Rathevanarzu
United Sining
Land of Gol
Cine
Dre
America
Atlantic
War jingoes flayed by Harding editor letter
Fragmentary OCR shows a letter from Warren G. Harding to the editor of the Times London. The writer condemns war hawks and calls for cautious rhetoric and lasting friendship despite past strains. The piece defends measured criticism and urges restraint in public utterances.
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Harding
Missing car and gardener in Mill Plain area
WW. R. Paesett of Mill Plain road Pairfeld reported last night to the Dolica that his automobile and gardener were missing after he loaned the car to the gardener yesterday morning to attend a funeral. By late night both items remained missing.
Deaths in City and Obituary Notices 1921 1971
Obituaries and funeral notices list several deaths including George A Chamberly of Bridgeport formerly Orono Maine died at 29, Steve Baie son of Frank and Tessie Baie aged 13 years 7 months, Sarah Cla wife of John Kidner O'Brien aged 79 years 7 months 6 days, Bessie Perry widow of Forest Perry aged 59. Funeral details include July and times, church and cemetery names, and interment at Lakeview and St Michael's. Also expressions of thanks to friends and organizations in Stratford.
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Chramberlats
George A. Chamberylain
Bridgeport
Orono
Reqaiem Hi Nightmass
Sacred Head
Steve
Frank
Tessie Baie
Pine Sirset
St Stephens Church
J. Michaels
Johr
Kidner O'Brien
Aérent Christian Church
Corner Park
Putnam Streels
Taureday
Lakeview Cemetery
Bessle
Whidow
Forest Perry
Eard
State Street
Sacred Heart of Jesus
St. Michael's Cemetery
Foreign Am Amer
Fais Legion
American Legion of
Stratford
Bethany Sunday Schoul
Frank Stanton
Bradford County Officers to Meet on Nominations at Bridge
County Commissioners will meet at the County Court House in Bridge on date to review and hear nominations from each town. Names proposed include Bradford and Pirach, with Tracy presiding. proceedings reference the Superior Court clerks and selection of nominees.
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Superior Court
Bridge
Broxbar
Ney
Bnd
Bradford D. Pirach
W. Tracy
U S Gunboats Are Sent to Tampico
Reports say U S gunboats Sacramento and Cleveland ordered to Tampico amid export tax protests in Mexico. Secretary Taft notes ships carry small marine detachments for guard duty. vessels assigned to special service squadron in Central American waters under Rear Admiral Iván Che.
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Special Service
South
Centra American
H. FP
Ivan Che
Sacramento
Ams
Ning
Vera Cruz
Thenay
Pather Chernitzky Celebrates 25th Year as Priest
The 25th anniversary celebration for Father Pather Chernitzky, pastor of St Stephen's, was held with a mass at the church, a banquet at Rakoczar Hall, and an evening program. Clergymen and local officials attended, praising his parish work and Hungarian community ties.
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Stephen C Chernitzky
St Stephen's Roman Catholic Church
Dilys
Father Chernitaky
Rakocazr
Wilson
George W. Wheeler
Seward
Price
Peter W. Wren
St. Vincent's Hospital
Johnsen
Justice Wheeler
Father Chernituky
Bymt
Hungaria
Father Ernitzky
University of Sudapest
Fat
Chernitzky
Daglish
Obituaries for DeFerrari Quigley Rennie and others
A string of funeral notices from a local paper lists the services for Della DeFerrari at Holy Rosary church and St Michael's cemetery, Patrick Quigsey at St Patrick's church, and Miss May Rennie of 516 Laurel Avenue. Names of pallbearers and attending organizations are noted, with burial plans and travel details to Hackensack New Jersey for Rennie.
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Belin DeFerrari
Della DeFerrari
Ravoy Street
St Wichael'a
Patrick Quizler
Patrick Quigsey
Wheeler Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Michael Thompson
J. J. Lynch
Dencon
Shaughnessy
Harding and Hughes discuss next peace move
Secretary Hughes conferred with President Harding in New Jersey about a potential proclamation to supplement the Congressional resolution ending the war with Germany and Austria. No decision was announced, but discussions touched on legal steps to protect the government from war claims and wartime legislation.
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Harding
Hughes
Washington
Haring
Fran Raritan
New Treaty Dilemma Forces Allied Constraints
The article argues a separate postwar treaty with Germany is impractical under the Versailles framework. It notes Allies’ control over German affairs, the risk to Allied rights, and calls resubmitting the Versailles treaty to the Senate as simplest. It mentions President Harding and Secretary Hughes and fears Senate backlash.
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Germany
Alles
Jase Maya
Marrgages
Losiat
Harding
Washington
Prussia
Senate
Misdirected mail losses rise in 1920 across city system
In 1920 Bridgeport faced 469,675 misdirected mail pieces with many addressed incorrectly or missing return data. Clerks retried letters, some twice, and 2,402 items were sent to the dead letter office in June. Parcel post and first class mail accounted for most losses, spiking during the Christmas season.
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Latal
Sander
New York
Post
Bridgeport
Ipost Offica Tractra
House Republicans Split Over Tariff Debate
House Republicans debated a tariff measure, with concerns that a proposed commission could set import terms and prices without Congress. Critics warned of a bureaucratic body controlling commerce and fortunes, while party moderates prepared positions for the next conference and potential amendments.
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HOUSE
Aldermen Approve 30000 for Schools in Budget Dispute
The city board debates funding for school construction and street widening while considering a $50,000 bond issue for the school system. A petition from the School Board seeks authorization to issue bonds as a plan to fund Black Rock school improvements and related architectural plans. The council delays final action until the ordinance committee reviews the bond proposal, with a hearing set for Monday afternoon.
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Wanet
Rrnay
Cannon
Goden
Rely
J. Beers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Board of
Sporainal
Bread Street
Hamiltor
Petidul
Board of Enhestion
T O'Brien & Rone
Inn of the Black Rock School
Joseph Northrop
Honda
Woolen Company Head Sails for Europe
Wood, president of the American Woolen company, sailed from New York for Europe. He plans to reform in August after visiting France, England and Germany. Before leaving, he predicted a gradual revival of business in the United States and noted his mills are operating at 5 percent of capacity.
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York
Williar
Wood
American Woolen Company
Europe
France
England
Germa
Agustania
United States
Irish Setter Killed By Car On Connecticut Avenue
An Irish setter owned by M Roberts of 049 Connecticut avenue was killed yesterday when struck by an automobile on Connecticut avenue. The car, with New Jersey plates, failed to stop. Police were notified of the incident.
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M. Roberts
Connecticut Avenue
Yesterdey
New Jersey
She Pollios
Charmelia Death in Yard Shooting Mystery Unfolds
In a vacant lot behind a yard an argument led to a fatal shot startling Conti and Charmelia who heard cries. Milk dealer Antivo testified he delivered four quarts of milk shortly before the shooting. Widow Luiza Charmella and other witnesses described the scene as the inquest continued for more testimony.
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Heer
Conti
Charmelia
Sharmelia
Boelarmelia
Angelo Mastronna
Gary
Lus
Stes Antivo
Suburban Avenue
Opy
Frank Mastrianna
Ngelo Ronna
Frank Mastridman
Luiza Charmella
Hilside Avenue
Irish talks signal tacit truce amid unrest
In Dublin negotiations, officials report reduced tension and cautious optimism. The British and Irish authorities note difficulties in advancing beyond a fragile pause as Sinn Fein activity remains a concern while the potential arrest of a rebel fugitive could spark new clashes.
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London
Trish
Arrivi
Dublin
British note on owl situation in oil policy aid
A British note dated July 9 released as a white paper, sent by Foreign Secretary Lord Grey to the U S ambassador, argues that oil production in the empire remains limited and that restrictive policies in some areas do not impede foreign enterprise. It contrasts imperial production with the United States and defends the existing exclusion of forest expropriation.
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London
Gassneiteds Pressi
Lord Tron
Auckland
United States
Irish Petroleum Department
British North Borneo
Canane
Trinidad
Thenites
Reorganization urged to stabilize postwar finances
Senator underwand urged a tax and tariff revision as top priority in an extra session to reset the nation’s finances from wartime to peacetime. He called reform essential to restore business confidence and aid the people, warning current taxation harms the economy. Police nabbed and bailed Ernest Myers after a raid on a saloon on East Main Street, charged with violating liquor laws.
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Underwand
Mogresa
Shire
BAM
East Main Street
Inez
Ernest Myers
R R unions vote on wage cuts in rail service
Rail unions weigh wage reductions and schedule changes as presidents urged restraint to avoid a deplorable situation. General chairmen describe uneasiness and potential lost earnings from abolishing time and a half overtime and other rules, while aiming to unite a common stance.
Norwegian Sailors Strike Ends In Norway
Norwegian seamen reach settlement after strike ending July 3 in Christiania. Agreement includes a 12 percent wage cut now and a further 5 percent cut postponed to December.
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Christiania
Norway
Sir James Craig Leaves Belfast for England
London July 3 Sir James Craig the Ulster Premier departs for England tonight to attend to private business not linked to the planned conference with Premier Lined-George. He expects to return to Belfast Monday and denies renewed invitations to attend the conference with Mr De Valera and the Southern Unionists. The Ulster Government favors peace through imperial ties and the recognition of the Northern Parliament.
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London
Antes] Graig
Ulster
England
Lined-George
Belfast
The
Daily Mail
James
Barend de Valera
de Valera
Lister
Ths Mail
Ireland
Despondent man in Stratford store gas attempt
Willins Curtis, 45, attempted to kill himself by inhaling gas yesterday morning at his Stratford and Newfield avenues store and was found unconscious by Second precinct officers Reid and O'Neil. He was hospitalized in Bridgeport with a good prognosis last night and is expected to recover.
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Willins Curtis
Stratford
Newfield Avenues
Bridgeport Hospital
Curtie
Polliamen Reid and
O'Neil
Tanlac credited with curing rheumatism in Bridgeport gardener
A Bridgeport gardener named H. Harrison says Tanlac restored his health after four years of stomach trouble and rheumatism. He reports rapid improvement after starting the tonic, noting his appetite returned, pain diminished, and his overall condition improved to “first class.” The ad claims Tanlac regulates the stomach and can relieve other linked ailments.
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Ved H Hareson
Trumbull Road
Bridgeportt
Mr. Harrison
Talitac
Tour Sears
Mr.Harrison
Taniac
Des Moines
Iowa
Tanlac
Tamac
Saeas
Bridgeport Oy
Hindle Cruz
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