Acceptance of Harding Proposal Sparks Cheer
London reports a tense House of Commons session amid heat and noise as Premier Harding faces questions. Observers note strong bipartisan support and a sense that history is being made as discussions with Allied leaders forecast firmer actions on defense and international policy, with Washington planning the next steps.
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London
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Herili
House of Commor
Parlian Tan
Mina
Estieris
House of Commons
Piguse
Warless World in 1923 Slogan Promoted by CFE Society
A 1923 campaign by the C F E Society urges a world peace-focused agenda. Delegates advocate constitutional amendments and enforcement against Bolshevism, urging prohibition, Christian morality, and universal public welfare. They condemn vice and promote decency, education, and moving pictures regulation as part of a broader social reform.
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Harding
United State
Snen
Flation
United States
Ciarettes
Moving
Congrace
Powers Agreeable to Arms Confab
A fragmented report notes possible talks on arms with high level figures. It mentions no fixed date or full American delegation, though Secretary Wushea may lead the U S group.
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Ing Elten
Tipe Neved
Wushea
Armistice Fire Proclaimed Amid Ireland Turmoil
A distressed report describes bonfires signaling an armistice atmosphere in Ireland as crowds react to news from Dublin and Ulster Bank raids. The piece notes authorities and volunteers facing unrest, with warnings of heightened security measures and civilian fear across towns and cities.
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Ireland
Dublin
Ulster Bank
Prance to Accept U S Invitation
The article reports that France weighs accepting a U S invitation amid tensions with Germany and military armament concerns. Premier Briand plans to respond after cabinet discussions while Paris hosts a league meeting on disarmament and the presidency's proposal.
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Hove
France
Trigssie
Germany
Paris
League
Pardins
Fate of jitneurs fate to be known soon contd
Norwalk faces a tense public display as jitney disputes heat up with the utilities commission. If arrests occur, the Jitney Mens association vows legal action to test the case, while a funeral like parade mood shadows the event and civic leaders weigh responses.
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Inis Cat
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Norwalk
Che Saythy
Norval
Listard
Mennedleuk Company
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Corse
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Acton
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Mayes Curtig
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Jerday
Polley
Enmmtussinn
Harding to Speak in Senate Amid Debt Amendment Debate
Nebraska Senator plans address in Senate to push a amendment directing the Treasury to collect interest on allied debt. Norris proposes a fund to cover payments while aid and war-time provisions are debated, with House and American Legion reactions shaping the session.
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Senate
Congress
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Ginden
Cure
Rornas
Seater Norris
Repubilear Sehenska
Iteastry
Sengrar Norris
Wadsworth
Norris Amandyneni
Trea
Burr
Interse
Ave Orntare
Wordsworth
Hey
American Legion
Melvin
Beardsley Elected Head of People's Bank
Beardsley was elected president of the People's Bank at the annual meeting of corporators. Morris Ro Beardeles, previously overicett of the bank, announced the lineup for the coming year with a slate of vice presidents and directors including Hereins Poly Travelines, Stennaa Com eaiseren, and NEP Timh.
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People's Bank
Morris Ro Beardeles
Liniae
aMeecs
Tristes
Vane
Aotlow
Poly & Travelines
Stennaa Comeaiseren
Nep Timh
Benny Preadeny
Hubris
Lewis Waren Bryant
Chistes Feld
Henry AL Bishan
Mes
Wreeley Bayes
Bereie Ormert
Taptae Telaer
Avenue TH Rultard
Free Atwater
Two Waterbury Men Admit Auto Theft
Two Waterbury men William P. Cassidy and another admit taking a car from a Shelton garage. They face larceny charges after an arrest by state police officers yesterday. Bond set at 4,600. case pending in Superior Court.
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Waterbury
Aitrton
William tsCarthy
Shelton
Trey
SY Vreare
Bar on Married Women Teachers Sparks City Board Debate
The Brien board debated denying teaching posts to married women, with Secretary Crailenger and officials arguing against allowing married women to teach. Critics warned the move could deprive capable teachers and harm education, while opponents pressed for policy clarity amid salary and land purchase considerations for a new school.
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Crailenger
Boyne
Trier
Cauvel Orartenet
Ailienaer
Andy Marrton
Soprahem
Pais Seay
Bridgennam
Werner He
Tridgapart
Sawemenn
Mewanes
Tin Craugh
Challenger
Abd Praner
Bedeeport
Arthitert
Joseph Northeop
Lard Jiniaine
Hig Plat
Beewster Street
Giihnales
Dane
Santis
Alice A. Mody
Mary JR. Whalen
Traehog
Amma Frang
Belen
Johnson
Jane M. Deennin
Gartiet Fecha
Santa H. Gaites
Sumine Fiield Selino
Ether Loséles
Dorr H.woodwari
Manuel
Behan
Samuel J. Siaawnsen
Read
State Board of Education
Yale
Wia IE
Metroverny
Ie Committee
Trigesport Veekyday
Wal Delivey
Speene Tee & Coal
Emilee
Police Continue Liquor Campaign Against Local Stores
Police extended a liquor suppression effort citing arrests at a Lexington Avenue grocery and butcher shop for alleged whiskey sales. Prohibited items and illicit sales led to multiple arrests including Charis Grinaea of Tas Calhoun Avenue and George Bandieak on Hartiett Street. Additional suspects were detained at a staircase hide for later questioning.
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Dexington Avenue
Charis Grinaea
Calhoun
George Bandieak
Hartiett
Arcestes
Details of Kaber murder planned days in advance
Cleveland July 1 a prosecution witness described how every detail of the Kaber murder scene was staged days before the crime to gain a premeditated verdict. The witness testified about a staged bedroom, scattered silverware, and a deliberate setup to suggest burglars.
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Cleveland
Baber
Kahor
Kaher
T Marian MrCardle
Mors
Brickey
Daniel Karen
Wnoad
Mir
Adis
Hind
Rader
Seliher Marten
Senate compromise naval bill adopted after lengthy debate
Senate compromise naval appropriation bill finally passed, funding for the navy this year and shifting away from carrier plans to emphasize base and Pacific defenses. Poindexter stated support for measures and a separate bill for aircraft carriers was abandoned in the vote.
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Senate
Lashington
Navy
Neval
Removal Petition For Stanley Clark At Public Meeting
Vague records show a petition seeking removal of Stanley Clark discussed at a public meeting. Notes reference police commissioners, a judge, and a potential March or May meeting date as officials consider the petition after an investigation.
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Vigernua Onppenert
Barhins Ordi
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Edi Agard
Mack
Frida Wight
Dance
Clark
Ay Clark
AL Wien
Jiulne Tereawny
Mrezing
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Runaway Horse Crashes Into Auto On Main Street
A runaway horse dashed through Main Street causing damage to several vehicles and property. The animal fled from a stable area near river central and forced authorities to corral it along Har rail avenue Catherine street and Martin street before being stopped near Matherlne and Maly streets. No injuries or fatalities were reported.
Stomach Trotdt and Rarcintdt Air Phate Predera
An OCR fragment notes a lively, if garbled, street event or stunt display with mentions of a promotion or advertisement. The readable bits hint at a spectacle or performance perhaps tied to a local fair or parade, naming entities that resemble person or group titles rather than concrete details.
MEMICYREST ENTERS HEALTH ROUTINE WITH MEASURED USE
Fragmented health claims urge readers to self measure weight and body metrics every week then take MEMICYREST tablets with meals to achieve desired weight. The piece references live, expert input but relies on dubious cautions about slimming aids and routine self testing.
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Vannes
Mystery Ship Signals Fail During Atlantic Coast Sighting
A mysterious vessel disappeared after signaling attempts by lights and wires near Croxteth Hall. Coast patrols reported unable to identify it as a patrol ship and noted the weak signals and absence of regulation lights. Officials remained puzzled by the unverified reports of a mystery ship operating off the Atlantic coast.
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Crextech
Hall
Agenta
Sixth District Club Outing Planned With Chowder and Music
The Sixth District Republican club will hold a gathering on Goldenrod Avenue and North Main Street at 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM. The program features boxing, athletics, and Dixie Land Orchestra, plus a frankfurter roast and beefsteak sandwiches.
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