Home Rule Bill Resume Consideration In House Of Commons
London June 2 The House of Commons resumed consideration of the Home Rule bill. Clauses four five six were carried with no major amendments. One notable point proposed omitting the sub section reserving imperial control of armed forces. Clauses seven eight were adopted with Carson amendment limiting government generals to Dublin Belfast and other places to be set by Irish parliaments.
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London
House of Commons
Sir Edward Carson
Dublin
Belfast
Clear Your Complexion Ad Promotes Black and White Ointment
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Soap as a cure for facial blemishes and blotchy skin. It urges readers to buy the products at drugstores or mail for the complete treatment, claiming superior results and cheaper than beauty parlors. The ad includes a Memphis address for orders.
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Memphis
Tenn
Stocks Close Strong as Bear Raid Fades in Markets
New York June 2 The stock market showed an advancing trend with limited liquidation. Morgan interests gain board representation at General Motors and new stock offered at 20. Money renewed at 6 percent. some disappointment over Pan-American stop announcement. Bond market improves and gold imports expected, while cotton conditions appear worst on record and industrial outlook mixed.
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Broadan Wall
New York
J. G. .Morgan & Co
General Motors Board
Pan-Americ
J. P. Morgan & Co
General Motors Company
United
S. Consolidated Textile
MM Tong
Cotter
Wallaureet
Anglo- Trenchi
Average Prices Brief From Historic Local Market
A fragment notes average prices for goods on a Tuesday, listing a generic S558 tag and references to past averages. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but indicate routine price reporting without specific items or values.
Jitney Men Carry Too Many Passengers
Police focus on violators of seating limits for jitneys and parking rules. Officers cite two passenger limits and issue arrests for listed individuals including Stoyhan Schumack and Manuel Lh Welga. Many tagged cars are out of town drivers, with Bridgeport motorists noted as common violators.
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Briso
Stoyhan Schumack
Nonmyien Aveniut
2Olewrran McDonourds
Manuel Lh Welga
Siamilien
Poilceman Keorpt
Taouly 'Senneider
Redgate Case Rumors Roil Friday Night Proceedings
Rumors say Redgate to be reinstated and retire to appease supporters while Luckley would be made superintendent and retire, with promotions possible in the department. TheCommissioners reportedly know little about the final outcome as speculation swirls.
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Waller
Corm Mers Fus
Redgate
Luckley
Bogash to Fight Paul Doyle in Marlborough
Louis Bogash state welterweight champion will fight Paul Doyle in Marlborough Massachusetts on January 22. The bout, arranged by manager Dag Smith, is part of a card featuring Frankie N ope and other preliminaries. The purse includes an even 141,000 for Bogash, with Emith and M W Dewnay listed among backers.
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Louis Bogash
Bas Beer
Doyle
Marlborough
Mass
Big Traine
Dag Smith My Shea
Site
Frankie 'N Ope
Lewis Defeated by Stokes in Eleven Games
In Park City alleys last night Stokes of Arterbury defeated Connie Lewis in nine avk of eleven games to win the state pin championship. Lewis, considered below form, lost the series after a challenging run that included four mes and a tenth frame win by Stokes. The match contrasted with Waterbury results where Lewis claimed eight of eleven. Dewey postponed his match at Washington Park, and Lewis will open a new series this evening at Windgiegnene Casing alleys in New Britain.
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Connie Owls
Park City
Stokes
Arterbury
Cmp
Lewis
Waterbury
Mina
Sys
Dewey
Washington Park
Mine ‘Carthy
Will
New Britain
Peacocks On Display At Local Hardware Store Window
A trio of vibrantly colored peacocks attracted crowds to the American Hardware store window on Avenue Day. Children tugged at parents as onlookers marveled at the birds’ plumage. The largest peacock showed a navy blue neck and changing green sheen, with orange and brown markings on the body and white-backed tail features.
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Chhildren
Oranze
Honek
Liberty Bonds Final Prices Reported in New York
Liberty bonds final prices listed for New York trading on June 2. The report shows varied prices across issues with shifts in demand and market activity. figures include multiple bond series and redemptions, reflecting typical midyear movement in government securities.
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New York
Pretty soft for ladies at Indy events
Fans will gain grandstand access next Sunday with a reduced admission. Secret Jimmy Kelley announced the change during yesterday’s home event, cutting the price by about fifty to eighty cents.
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Indy
Jimmy Kelley
Hartford Triumphs Over Pittsfield 11-9 In Slugfest
Hartford defeated Pittsfield 11 to 9 in a high scoring game. Brazill pitched for Pittsfield and struggled with control while Hartford’s Pennington delivered the decisive moments. Several miscues and timely hits spurred Hartford’s comeback, with Hammond, Adams, and Capos contributing key plate appearances.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hartford
Pittfield
Brazil
Bates
Fittefield
Adams
Kunerdan
Pennington
Mater All
TcLoughlin
Pyran Rt
Isaile
Murphy
Birmingham
Brady
To Limmond
Letton Ibaset
Pitesfield
Flartford
Balis
Bravill
Hugs
Bridill
Rieger Tino
Suruck
Riewer
Shorher
Bragill
Coffee Market Moves Amid Mixed Early Trading
The New York market for coffee shows a steadier tone in early trading. Prices edged down slightly by one point from session highs, with July and September futures quoted around 14.88 and 14.55 respectively.
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New York
Coftea
Tune
Marth
Died Primsmade in Derby 1920 funeral notices
In Derby on May 2 1920 James Robert Brinsmside aged in the 50th year and Ella R Freeman died June 1 1920 at Strattera funeral mass set for June 4 at St James church Strattera interment St Marys Ansonu. Also notices for James Funter James Kilpatrick William Garner and memorial card of thanks from the families.
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Prinsmadde
Derby
James Robert Brinsmside
Plizabeth Street
Oakeliff
Fremilan
Strattera
Ella R. Freeman
St. James
St. Mary's Cemetery
Ansonu
Wedneday
James Funter
Harral Avenue
St. Augustine
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Ahde McCarthy
Stony O O'Brien
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Stokey
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Lou SW
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Nothnngle’s
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Bridgeport
Conn
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Clareland
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New Haven
Holyoke
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Guaranty & Trust CO
First-Bridgeport National Bark Bldg
Bridgeport, Gann
John P. Keogh
Consolidated Stock Exchange of
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W. PB Hammond, Jr
City National Banke
William R. Bull
A. M. Wooster
Antorney
U. S. Patent Office
Main St
Conz
Bridgeport Trust Company
State Street
Han
Federal
Sarinds Bank
City Savings Bank
Markma
Hughes and Chapman CO
Stratford Ave
City National Bank
Roy Clark
Coulevard
East Hartford
Plymouth Rocks
Schanzel’s Bakery
Hallside Ave
Wood Ave
Ceeti
Noble Ave
Kerr
Chickering
Steinway
Newport
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Epring
Arctic St
Arctic ‘St
Sali
Horace
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Taguire
Hull
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Aston
West Ave
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Remington
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Frooklawn
Stratfeld
Simmer
Sultan
Burroughs
Tyunedd Aps
Straford
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Neues & Contractors
AL Bergher
Cuba
Qope
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Bennett
Morehouse St
Ences
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Middle St Papel
Fairlead
Jeb Mars Kilpatrick
Wwe
Tas
Alec
Benjamin C
Rich & Family
Walker and Banks Funeral Directors
Fairyfield Ave
Barnum
J. PB. Walker
I. T. Banks
Elmwood Place
State
Connecticut
Bate Court
Anna G. Bord
Diez
Bridgepory
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