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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
4
A fragmentary press note from Washington reports Walter Reed General Hospital may allow barking dogs near the facility. Police reportedly considered actions. a public nuisance charge is referenced but details are unclear.
The article reports Chester Grant and Ismet Pasha addressing Turkish violations and Armenian amnesty. It notes American envoy Grew urging protection of homes and property, urging patience amid negations, and US support for reconciliation and restraint in the Near East talks. It highlights Turkish concerns, British restraint, and hopes for a new era of tolerance and peaceful settlement.
An ad extols Lifebuoy soap as the best protection against contagious disease spread in crowds. It highlights hand washing to remove germs, urging mothers to use Lifebuoy after exposures and keep a cake where water is available. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, MA.
The article recounts Nelsons flagship HMS Victory and its role in British naval history. It notes plans for restoring and preserving the vessel as a national memorial, detailing the ship's actions at the Battle of Trafalgar and Nelsons death aboard the Victory. It also mentions the fleet command and the ship's enduring legacy in London.
The United States seeks dissolution of the Harvester Co and related firms for alleged monopolistic trade practices in harvesting machinery. The petition follows a federal trade commission report and cites International Harvester entities, Wisconsin Steel, Illinois Northern Railway, and related officers as parties. It argues the number of independent manufacturers is shrinking due to competition with national firms.
In Chicago July Hersh Vabak, in court for final naturalization papers, learns his wife has given birth to a fourth child. Tabak seeks to correct records to include the newborn, threatening to withhold citizenship if not. The clerk’s name is cited as influencing the choice.
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