All But 71 Jitneys Ruled Off Streets By P A Board
President Harding warned the nation that approving the soldier bonus now could imperil financial stability. Senate debate stalled as Republicans pushed to recommit the bill to finance leaders, while Democrats opposed. Harding urged tariff and tax reforms and stressed careful consideration of veterans aid amid pressure from both sides.
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P. A. Board
Harding
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Wes
Mia Siarding
Sawyer
Republicantorney
Daugiery
Hays
Davis
Rotingen
Gemoerst
Arkansas
De Valera and Lloyd George to Meet Tomorrow in London
Irish Republican leader Eunona De Valera and colleagues travel to London to discuss Ireland's troubled situation with British leaders. The plan calls for a 11 o clock Thursday meeting in Downing Street with Prime Minister and cabinet members present. Irish visitors received a boisterous welcome, pledging to seek peace and justice.
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Lloyd George
London
Associated Press
Eunona de Valera
DeValera
Downing Street
Hdmar
Grenwood
de Land
A. J. Balfour
Lora
Birkenhead
Toe Eh
Sagu
James Craig
Ulster
Belfast
Adr
Beaverdale Fire and Feed of Foreign Residents Sparks Tension
Beaverdale, Pa. July 13 Fire blown buildings and alleged attacks sparked flight of foreign residents. State police restored order with seven officers. reinforcements from Greensboroh were requested as crowds divided into groups and dynamited targets. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars as American residents faced rising fears and many women and children fled town.
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Johanetows
Beaverdale
Cambria
Greensboroh
Slow jury selection slows White Sox trial progress
In Chicago on July 12 the first venire of 160 men yielded only four jurors for the White Sox players trial. A near venire was ordered for tomorrow as efforts to complete the jury continue. The judge warned both sides that faster action is required to move the case forward.
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Gwigago
White Sox
Guart
Jingo Vicena
Windham County Doctors Show Faith in Liquor
July 12 Associated Press report notes Windham County doctors defy limits of the prohibition law by prescribing liquor. Prohibition director Julius Stremian reports doctors exhaust their allotment before three months, with each prescription book held to 100 accompanying blanks and a retirement stub. Residents may rely on doctors to obtain liquor while patent medicines remain restricted.
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Hartford
Associacad
Twindham County
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Tas
Hawk er, Famous Aviator, Killed in Air Crash
London dispatch reports Harry Hawker, famed aviator, perished when his aircraft burst into flames upon landing. The British pilot, who with Lt. Cmdr. MacKenzie Grieve nearly crossed the Atlantic in 1919, died after a long pursuit of the Daily Mail Prize and subsequent flight attempts. Hawker's death follows a storied career that inspired both British and American airmen.
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London
Jip 14
Associated Press
Harry Hawkher
Henden Ag
York
Harry G. Hawker
MacKenzie Grieve
New Foundland
Ireland
Htve
Foundland
Atlantic
United States Navy
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Daily Moti
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Trish
Mary
Jingland
Tong
King George
Girmha
Rockaway
Plymouth
England
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Halifax
Trepasser
Azores
Aer
Haven Cigar Makers and Local Hospital Operations
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Haven Cigar makers and a hospital operation. Names and details are unclear, but reference to A. Katha and Jule Adair Kates appear. The text seems to describe manufacturing or business changes and a hospital procedure or facility.
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Ning Amiri
Adair Kates
A. Katha
maMfuchirera
Mystery Salp Norse Freighter Rammed At Sea
Government efforts intensify to solve the mystery of twenty odd Musanne ships. A rogue vessel cruising high seas with the Norse freighter Wort Morgan has been reported. Coast Guard and Navy units arrange broadcasts and air support while investigations focus on crew affiliations and possible radical involvement.
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Randolph C. Shaw
Washington
Vesset
Wort Morgan
Tvslea
Alleila
Coast Guard
Reynolds
Rstory
Navy
Virginia Capes
City Electricians Strike in Chicago
Chicago July 7 Three hundred city electricians walked off the job disrupting central plants that supply light and police and fire alarm systems. The strike followed a city council committee rejection of a pay rise proposal under the Electrical Work union plan.
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City Electricians
Chicago
Fernvah
Elactricians Central
Electrical Work Union
City Counel
Anannel
Hammerstein’s Tomb May Be Sold for Debt
New York July 12 Oscar Hammerstein's financial difficulties intensify as his family's funds may force the sale of his tomb. A public auction is planned the first week of August unless unpaid balance of 1,726 dollars is cleared. The Bronx Supreme Court approved the claim against the impresario's widow for the amount due to the Amenement company.
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New York
Oscar Hwamerstein
Bronx
Campaign to bar Jake Hamon film sparks national action
Chicago reports a nationwide drive led by Mrs. James H Keeley to block a photoplay depicting Jake T Hamon and Clara Smith Hamon. She pledges support from women's clubs to prevent the film, arguing it harms the real Mrs Hamon and their family while noting the movie is produced by the Ton Ince company.
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Amolion
Jake T. Hannon
Oklahoma
Cgai
Wording
James H. Keeley
Sinois Women’s Athistine Club
America
Clara Smith
Hamon
Amorita
Keeler
Jake Hamon
Mrs. Keeley
Good Women of
Oad
Clara Smith Hamon
Yonen
Jake Hammon
Egan to resign as state police head
Hartford Conn July 12 Thomas F Egan superintendent of state police asked the new State Police commission not to consider him for the post in the reorganized force He recommended Captain Robert T Hurley for the job after 18 years as head of the department The commission did not select a new superintendent today and motor vehicle inspection duties were to be added by the legislature
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Cona
Thomas F. Ezan
State Police
New State Police Commission
State Police Department
Egan
Robert T. Hurley
Gion
Southington Boy Held for Manalaughter in Connecticut
A nine year old from Southington, Joseph Kinelinex, was bound over to the Superior Court by Judge Welch on a manslaughter charge. His bond was set at $400, arranged by his uncle. A rifle discharge yesterday fatally wounded George Simmons of Wotnuarr.
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Iuohnchton
Conn
Joveph Kinelinex
Mr Plain
Welch
Anthony Rernik
E¢ Elselwicz
George Simmons
Wotrnaurr
Naval Bill With Borah Amendment Signed
Washington passes a naval bill signed late today ending a funding lapse since July 1. The measure, about 410 million dollars, includes retroactive appropriations and Borah amendment authorizing a three-power naval disarmament conference. It declines some carrier and Pacific coast station projects and reduces initial Senate figures by roughly 26 million.
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Washington
White House
Lance
Carriara
Paciie Coast Nova
Orginal
Eyim
Harding 10 Push League Plans at Disarming Parley
Washington July 2 President Harding outlines his association of nations as a step to end war. He states most great maritime powers have agreed to participate in the disarmament conference in Washington this fall, with Japan awaiting a reply. The plan aims to create an internal court of justice, record international law, and adjust disputes through arbitration.
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Harding
Parley
Bruce Magnaalee
Washington
Washunston
Japan
Association of Nations
Piing
League of Nations
China
Alfred Sze
Contereileum
British and Briand May Visit America for Disarmament Talks
reports say Prime Minister Lloyd George and Premier Briand may travel to Washington to discuss disarmament as nations plan the next steps. British health and domestic talks influence the trip, with ambassadors and officials named as possible delegates. China replies to Harding and New England fuel oil data requests drive tariff debate amid ongoing conference preparations.
Jitney jitters as Bridgeport lines face cuts and permits
Interurban jitney service faces major reductions as the Public Utilities Commission awards 71 certificates to operate 17 fewer buses than requested. Most jitneys lose or halt service pending legal challenges, with only select routes approved and operators named, while a Bridgeport accident leaves a driver seriously injured.
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Bridgeport
Public Utilities Mission
Itsei
Norwalk
Jitney Routes Approved by Utilities Board
The Utilities Board approved multiple jitney routes including Route 32 Ash Creek to Greenfield Hill with 1 jitney, Route B with 29 jitneys, and the North Main Street line Routes C and C-1. Other routes listed cover Remington Arms to Seaside Park, Brooklawn to Seaside Park, Bridgeport to Nichols Center with two buses, and from Corner Boston Post Road to Parkfield Beach with two buses.
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Purdie Ceuties Commission
Ash Creek
Greenfield Hill
Barnum Avenue
Shge Street
Baritun Avenue
Seaview Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Crescent Avemue
Kossuth Street
Stratford Avenue
Water Street
John Street
Fark Avenue
Park Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
Fairfield Byence
Hancock
Hencer Avenue
Cherry Street
Postwick Avenue
East Avenue
Morris Street
Call for disarmament boosts Hardings prestige
Washington July 12 1921 Two schools of thought mark the arms conference invitation. One group favors naval limits only and a conference among Great Britain Japan and the United States. The other urges universal disarmament including land forces. Continued on Page Two.
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Harding
Great
Britain
Japan
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