Dredging Mil ford Harbor Boosts Club Plans
Milford harbor dredging received $9,200 under the Army Appropriation bill, enabling the Mitford Yacht Club to reclaim swamp land and extend harbor facilities. Local chamber cooperation is sought for harbor improvements, with racing and launch use details discussed at recent committee meetings.
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Milford Harbor
Yacht ‘Club
Mitford
Yeche Club
Yacht Club
Milford
Pattereos
Franklin L. Cogill
Ing
Patterson
Chamber of Commerce
Jong Bad Jin
Gaeat
Pequot Club
Roderick McNeil
Larcamont
Savcre
Oliver G Jennings
Mildred i
Jennings
Amr McNeil
Severns
Agenc
Couts
Tarenmont
R Wd
Skeep
Wagner and Gardner
Black Rock
Mi M
Speer
Speer Furniture
Jedmpany
New Fork
Isuramet
Esugine
B. W. Beebe
Laxe George
Air League Finds London Defenses Inadequate
London faces potential air attack with experts warning ruins within 24 hours. Report cites Air Minister figures on dwindling Royal Air Force and civil planes, while Air League calls for stronger wartime air defenses amid international comparisons and France’s growing air power.
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AIR League
London
Associated Prow
Britain
Seely
Pariamentes
Guest
British Empire
Altos
Air Force
Navy League
Navy
Royal Dty
France
Bulgaria Premier urges work for state as women resist
In Sofia, Premier Stamboulisky proposes all able-bodied Bulgarians work ten days a year for the state. Women of Bulgaria refuse by religion and custom to labor for the government, citing family authority and fear of armed opposition. The plan provokes threats of arrest and public debate as months pass toward September when 1922 labor for women is discussed.
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Sopia
Bulgaria
Stamboulisky
Atos Len
Point Blask
Doathii
Stampoulisky
He Pacific Gardens
Co ¢Lilex
Durittle
Workmen Exempt While Law Applies Unevenly to Bulgaria
The text notes that Bulgaria’s population is largely agricultural and that the law is unfairly applied to professionals such as lawyers dentists doctors and shopkeepers. Journalists report that newspaper workers balanced chores and work, felt physically helped, then returned home to write humorous articles based on tele ex perignear.
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Bulgaria
Danbury Troops to be Welcomed by Business Men
Danbury welcomes Battery D of the 102nd Artillery returning from Eustis Virginia. Booster’s Club of 60 local manufacturers and business leaders organized the celebration. Train shoulders the party arriving at 2:31 pm tomorrow with a welcome at the station and luncheon at the armory. The unit left for camp July 1 for two weeks, the largest to depart the city in peacetime.
Blind Pianist to Tour America in New York Arrival
Professor Carl Mathis the renowned blind pianist who once played at Roumanin's court has arrived in New York and plans a concert tour across the United States. He is set to perform in major cities, showcasing his refined repertoire and celebrated technique.
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Carl Mathis
Nemots
Court of Roumanin
New York
United States
Danbury Probes Blocked Crossings in City
Judge Samuel A. Davin will lead city officials in took up with Central New England railroad the issue of blocked street crossings in Danbury. Alder men voiced concern that central city crossings are frequently blocked by long freight trains causing daily inconvenience to residents and traffic.
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Danbury
Santuel A. Davin
Board of Aldermen
Central New England Railroad
Juga Ly
Children Recital At Teacher's Home Shows Progress
A group of beginner students under Miss Theresa Marcantonio performed an easy program at her home last night at o clock. Despite short lesson time, the young players displayed notable progress and promise for advanced piano in the near future. Participants included Margaret Mandel, Amolg Landel, Florence Mora Sarjarte Marcantonio, Tepuls Lovina, Calesta Palumbo, Trene, and Marla Wener.
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Juntec
Theresa Marcantonio
Margaret Mandel
Amolg Landel
Florence Mora Sarjarte Marcantonio
Tepuls Lovina
Calesta Palumbo
Trene
A Marla Wener
British farmers strike rich in fruits and prosperity
A London report notes English farmers in Hampshire, Kent, and Kinethshire have earned large profits from fruits, especially strawberries. It details plots selling over ten years, rapid on-site purchases, and high strawbery harvests alongside apples and cherries, with many retirees amassing fortunes.
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London
Associated Press
California
Hampshire
Kent
Kineathshire
England
Gladstone
Britain to Pay American Debts in Seven Days
In the House of Commons Sir Robert Horne announces that Britain will settle its debt to the United States amounting to 4.209 billion pounds. The chancellor calls the obligation solemn and vows prompt payment, amid mentions of ongoing discussions and related figures.
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Great Britain
United States
Housa of Commons
Robert Horne
Robert
George Frost
Anchorage
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