Hoover campaign spending in California details emerge
Testimony outlines $25 000 for Los Angeles advertising and 130 Hoover units as part of a broad 300 000 circular push. Gregory claims $1 652 spent in northern California with 12 193 48 for local offices and newspapers aiding Hoover. He notes 200 plus workers in Los Angeles and plans to salvage office assets to reduce totals.
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Gregory
California
Toney
Sennee Twocé
Pr Mhoover Rammpaioning
Asso
Smdhere
Los Angeles
Ters
Mtr
Hoover
Los Asi
Aludaguerfr Labs
Mattlaama
Sam Francisco Dyers
Desgn
Oreson
Washington
Utan
Colosso Pedo
Ariza
Nevada
Po Eyfice
Big Police Department Shake-up and Promotions
An abrupt reshuffle in the police command is announced with multiple promotions. Lieutenant Flanagan moves to superintendent, joined by assistants Flood and Walser, and sergeants Goulden Poland Flynn Coughlin Wakeman rise to lieutenant. The article notes age and service details for each official and hints at further departmental changes.
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Owihenn Gundberg
AL Paite
Htayuen
Promotions Ordynd
Ihe
Patelete Fh
Tesurmgiany Cvs eAstendent
Homay
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Low Roiits Toi Senn
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John C. Theyer
Thomas A. Jeeseneyent
Abell Arnolshy
T. Connors
Ps i Corrigny
Patrick
Teaus 4
Martin’ J. Wane
Hen
Myera
Burns Detective Agency
Myers
Cianees
Redgate
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Agsistan
Buckley
Aulenant Flanagan
Forte
Flanagan
Hig
Thomas E. Flood
James Walser
Sergeen
Alpheus
Goulden
Daniel A. Poland
John J. Flynn
Joseph PP. Coughlin
Charles Edward Wakeman
Wakeman
Draf
Bureau
Welcome Home
Cty Hall
Congress approves sale of government merchant fleet
After a heated debate Congress passes the ship sale bill setting conditions for selling the government owned merchant fleet. The measure, supported by President Wilson, authorizes sale with terms affecting foreign buyers and government control, to take effect imminently.
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Tuhe
Congress
Wilson Tomorr
Bolsheviks Launch New Drive Against Poles
London reports a fresh Bolshevik offensive between the Pripes region and the Dnieper River. Advices say 16,000 cavalry and infantry have driven Polish posts, with a line from Braclaw to Biela Yarzerkov.
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London
Pripes
Dnieper River
Tondorn
Braclaw
Biela Yarzerkov
Farmers Organized Past Crim Years At Yale Findings
The article notes an ancient farming union activity seen in tablets likened to Babsionia and Yale University records suggesting farming practices existed in the region at least a thousand years before Christ. It states the union's role is to safeguard farmers’ interests, mirroring the aims of today’s farmers organizations.
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Yale University
Uniona
Schools Closed Over Teacher Shortage Warns Education Official
A state education commissioner notes 18,279 county schools closed due to teacher shortages and more than 10,000 labeled under standard, urging measures to attract teachers. Officials warn shortages will worsen next year without action.
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Skuidwnt Js
Usiled States Commissioner of Education
Trig
Prospective Brides Left In Lurch At Ellis Island
New York June 4 Three prospective brides arrived from Tioumarsia and were set for marriage at Ellis Island immigration station today when suitors they came to wed refused ransom. Seven other couples from Europe were met by their fiancés and later released by immigration officials as a marriage tense began to form.
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New York
Tioumarsia
Elis Island
United States
Europe
Senate Moves to Study Coal Export Embargo
Senator Walsh of Qinemachorest requests information on bituminous coal exports to justify embargo legislation. The Senate passed a measure today without debate directing a commission inquiry into coal movement to establish a basis for potential export controls.
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Walsh
Qinemachorest
Senate
Obituary notices for Basson Woods and others in Bridgeport area
Obituary notices report John W. Basson age 70 who died after a four week illness at 691 Washington Avenue. He worked for A. McNeil and Sons Coal and is survived by a widow and one son. Funeral Monday at 2 PM from WT A Remington chapel 160 Barclay Avenue with burial at Lakes View Cemetery. Albert B. Woods, longtime inspector for Bridgeport Brass, died suddenly at 58 on Warrior Street. Survived by a widow, one son and one daughter. Funeral Monday at unspecified time from his home with Rev. Campbell officiating. interment at Lakeview Cemetery. Ella R. Freeman funeral held with relatives and friends at Mullins Scott and Redgate parlors then St James Church Stratford for a requiem high mass. Bearers listed. Burial at St Peter's Cemetery Ansonia. Marion Gertrude Turnbell, one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Turnbell, died Thursday night at home. Funeral 2:36 PM from parental home with Rev. Jepson officiating. interment Lakeview Cemetery. Patrick J. O'Brien of 1817 Stratford Avenue died yesterday at Bridgeport Hospital. Survived by widow and six children Jn of Providence FR ly Neil of the LES Navy James and Joseph and two daughters Mary and Nellie. Funeral Monday at 9:30 AM from home and 9 AM from Church of the Blessed Sacrament. burial at East Greenwich, R.I.
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Washington Avenue
A. McNeil and Sons Coal Company
Bridge+port Brass company
Warrior Street
A. P. Campbell
Washington Park
M. E. Church
Lakeview
Ella .R. Procmin
Ella BR. Freeman
Mullins
Scott
Redgate
St. James’ Church
Stratford
M. J. O'Conner
Dennis
William Shea
James Hurler
John Full
Timothy
Joan Donovan
Bucal
St Peter's
Anson
Patrick J. O'Brien
Stretford Avenue
Bridgeport ‘ Hospital
John
Providence
Ly Neil
LES Navy
James
Joseph
Mary
Nellie
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
East Greenwich
Weather forecast for New England and New York
Northern New England likely cloudy Saturday with clearing Sunday and cooler temperatures. Southern New England and eastern New York expect rain Saturday, then clearing and warmer conditions. Temperatures have fallen across the Atlantic and New England coasts. Cloudy and cool weather continues in the Mid-Atlantic and New England states Saturday with warmer conditions on Sunday.
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New England
New Yorks
New E Agland
Churches Hold Services Across City This Sunday
A wide array of church services fills the schedule with sermons and communal activities. Notable mentions include Congregational, Episcopal, and Methodist gatherings at multiple streets and avenues, featuring special anniversaries, Sunday schools, and outdoor events at Beardsley Park.
Community church notes mix with scattered religious events
Fragmented OCR text describes Zion church, Mathlodise church, and Holy Communion services at various locations with references to pastors, vestries, Sunday school, and choirs. It mentions worship practices, sermons, and nearby congregational activities, though specifics are unclear.
Local Church Event in Park Avenue Area
A fragmented notice describes a Presbyterian church service at Park Avenues Theav It Tiniscos with a musical program including Cane Gio and Myrery AMONG to TE Aa It mentions a Sunday evening program with speakers Ethe Hy Bums and Vester ATL and invites the community to attend at Suldas evening.
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Tunday
Euleaia
Presbyterian Dhurelisian Park
Ernam
TE Aa
Sriviluwl
Tivenny Sb
Lost Bros
Street Suldas
Speaker
Ethe
Hy Bums
Vester
Dark Horse Talk Rises at Chicago Amid Smoke
In a fragmentary report from Chicago readers describe a tense scene with speakers and townspeople. Governor Lowder and General Wood appear prominently as officials expected to address the crowd.
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Dark Horse
Chicago
Unclear historical church sermon fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a sermon and figures but contains garbled place names and names, with no coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations to summarize into a readable news item.
Penrose Home Receives Additional Wires Inquiries
Fragments report a surge of wires connected to United States Senator Penrose's Philadelphia residence. No statement from the senator or his associates is provided, and the Republican rally appears unaffected as events proceed in Chicago tonight.
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United States
Penrose
Senate panel approves soldier aid bill in lands plan
Washington June 4 The Senate public land committee unanimously ordered favorably another Borah bill to aid World War veterans by buying farms and suburban homes with an appropriation of 300000 dollars to be spent over the next 100 years.
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Senate Public Land Committee
Wnanimnoaus Vate
Result of trolley ballot in doubt at Hazel Gate vote
In New Haven at Hazel Gate officials of the trolleymen's union were still tallying ballots at an early hour. Across the state streetcar workers numbered about 2,590 as votes on the new wage scale and working conditions were forwarded.
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Hazel Garde
New Haven
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