Germany Sees Moratorium Amid Press Crisis and Control
Berlin reports a difficult path to any recovery as the German Government agrees to a moratorium under the Allied guarantee commission. Press factions from left to right resist stringent financial controls seen as eroding sovereignty. Banks deny consultation, while nationalist papers condemn the arrangement as humiliating and harmful to Germany’s status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H. von Wiegand
Berlin
Snn-Allied
Guaranty Commission
Germany
Mmonistic
Side- Guaranty Commission
Wirthy
Cut up Pup Scrap Book Sets Weekly Puzzles
An expert illustrator of animals creates the Cut up Pup feature for The Bridgeport Post Jr. Readers can clip weekly adventures and paste them into a final puzzle. Letters from boys and girls with their own pups are welcome and credited if ideas are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Post, Jr
Wet and Dry Forces Clash In Pre Primary Campaigns
In Ohio and Wisconsin the wet and dry issues dominate the pre primary campaigns. Ohio Republicans and Democrats push prohibition enforcement and potential repeal measures as they compete for congressional seats in a state pivotal to national policy. Wisconsin parties split between dry and wet factions with leaders and candidates staking positions on enforcement and home production under the Volstead act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Ohio
Wisconsin
Columbus
Ohly
Anti-Saloon League
Becaus
Congress
Saloon League
Didates
Rarty
Mooper
Ben CG. Woaner
Oshikozh
U. S
H. A. Cooper
E. E. Browne
James Drear
J. W. Durnell
A. J. Volstead
J. Kvales
Benson
Mr. Volstead
Madison
Wis
United States
Robert M. Lafashette
W. A. Ganfield
United States Senate
William J. Morgan
J. J. Blaine
Dr. Ganfield
Citizens Republican State Conference
Milwaukee
LaPolletee
Blaine
la Follette
ER. P. Hutton
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
Hutton
J. J. Blake
Matheson
Laague
Morgan
Maine
Hutter
Senator la Follette
A. C. McHenry
Oshkosh
Repbican
Severson
U.S. Senate
Mayer McHenry
Socialist State Conference
LaFollette
Carl Mathie
Wausau
A. A. Bentley
la Cross
Bath
Health Campaign Not Necessary This Summer
The Bureau of Skaitaon and city housewives have reduced backyard cleanup needs. Health Week may be unnecessary next year as inspections drop. In the year ending May 30 1921 only half as many yards were cleaned as the prior year. Fourteen thousand inspections were made in 1991 22 according to the annual report of the Board of Wealth to the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Skaitaon
Health Board
Howard Dunbar
Board of Wealth
Mayom the Yeur
Independent candidate eyed as race unfolds in district
The report notes an independent candidate, Kvale, seeking the seat after a prior primary win and a disqualification. It mentions Congress candidates yielding no clear stance on prohibition, while Senator Kelsog leads opinion in the senatorial race. Anna D. Olesen is cited as a sensational nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kvale
Congressiman
Olstead
Kelsog
Anna D. Olesen
Europe Now Happy Hunting Ground for Counterfeiters
Paris reports American secret service agents joined British French and Swiss detectives to dismantle a vast counterfeiting network. The gang allegedly forged pounds notes and shares and even government bonds while exploiting scarce metals. High quality forgeries and widespread circulation alarm Paris police and banks across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Secret Service
France
Great Britain
All
Switzsdand
Piper
Banka
Scotland
Europe
Garage Board Drops Clerk As Economy Move
The Municipal Garage commissioners voted to drop Clerk John Hartz in an economy measure. The office on Madison Avenue will be run by a lone clerk. Abuses involving two city cars by Owen Curley and John O'Brien from Public Works were not discussed as the board claims no control of cars when vehicles are out of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
Zeitung
Aepis
Guarranty Commission
John Hartz
Madison Avenue
Owen Curley
John O'Brien
Department of Public Works
Greenwich Man Badly Bitten by Police Dog
July 21 Howlett owner of the Riverside Kernels is in Greenwich hospital with seven severe bites from the police dog Bosch. The German police dog Boech was killed after the encounter. Bosch saw service on German fronts in the war and is believed to have affected Howlett’s position. The dog ran into possession of an American soldier after the armistice and was placed with a local family before being turned over to Howlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
W. O
Howlett
Riverside
Greenwich Hospital
Boech
Bosch
Possen
Gion
Howlat
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Bridgeport Post
H.G. Arbo
Montana
Chioa
U. S. Senate
Barry Wines
Main
Bridgeport
Lee
Tee's
Ulnboss
Selaytian Ty Suhedor
Odawd Walnat
DOW
Isis
Garage Board
Main Street
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