U S Must Trust European Buyers Or Lose Markets
Former Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield urged faith in foreign buyers at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. He warned America must extend credit and patience to European merchants to avoid a severe economic backwardness, noting roughly 15 billion dollars owed by foreign debtors and comparing U S policy with Britain's trade financing. He emphasized interdependence of nations and predicted economic law will enforce it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and
Kiwanis Chit
Redfield
German War Crime Trial Sentences Spark German Discontent
London reports quote Sir Ernest Pollock saying no statement yet on Leipzig trials. He notes a military reaction to a ten month sentence given to a German sergeant for mistreating British prisoners at Herne camp, with efforts to arrest the accused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Lst
Bir Famesi
Mnary
Serzvant Heyne
Herne
Westphalia
Fifty Feet Boundary Dispute Plagues Fairfield Beach Residents
Fairfield Beach residents sing of a land dispute after FT B Walls buys about 20 percent of the Samuel Wheeler estate. A fence line near John Breen's property shifts toward Breen’s side, sparking questions over where property lines end and who owns fifty feet of land along the coast. The extra land may affect nearby businesses and residences including the Idle Hour Bathhouse and the Smith and Tomlin restaurant, with residents unsure how disputes will be resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tairfleid Beach
Regent
Ansieldors
FT. B. Walls
Samuel Wheeler
John Breen
Idle Hour
Green
Nelandor
Witerler
Stee
Smith and Tomlin
Lt Breen
Fiy Tech O¢ Wheeler
Breen
Smith
Tomlinson
St Maryy
Lally
Cusztiomed
Kaher murder mystery and burial call to spirits
In a busy sequence the Kaher murder case unfolds with claims of a murder plot involving Mrs. Raber and a fortune teller. The scene shifts to Indianapolis where Dr. Frederick W. Galbraith’s body is returned to Cincinnati for funeral services after a fatal automobile crash. National American Legion officials and others react with condolences as officials plan next steps and regional leadership changes.
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Kaher
Lakewveni
Usher
Cuyahoga County
Samdusty
Efiwird
Stanton
Pattoe Frenk
W. Smith
Eweara
Irs
iKaber
Sher
Indianapoles
Ind
Dunni
American Legion
Frrevick W. Galbraith
Ag Paturéeau
Crale
Milton. Foremay
Gesiun
Iinois
Henry I. Ryan
Americaniso
Wardog
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Shipping board to have new life under Lasker
Washington June 4 1921 Albert Ed Lasker of Chicago chosen to head the shipping board signaling a shift to a merchandising oriented policy The board would aim to dispose of excess American production beyond domestic needs Lasker known for advertising leads in distribution and owns products with wide national reach His leadership promises broader aims than ship management Continued on page sixteen.
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Mark Stindivan
Washington
Albert ED. Lasker
Chicago
The
Shipping Board
Lasker
Shi Board
Dia
Sarblus
Mr. Lasker
Mire Lasker
Lacker
Galbraith warns against disarmament in last statement
In Indianapolis Colonel Galbraith head of the American Legion warned against unilateral disarmament. He urged that peace and disarmament come only with worldwide agreement and simultaneous steps by other powers, arguing disarmament by the United States alone would be foolish and dangerous. The remarks emphasize the Legion's firm opposition to unilateral disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galbreith
American Legion
Kilisa
Indianapolis
Gabraith
United States
Colanm Galbraita
Jse
Americain Legion
Américan Legion
War Secretary to Investigate AR Service Row
Secretary Weeks to personally probe Army Air Service tensions between Major General A T Mencher and Brigadier General William Mitchell. The move follows public disagreement over assignments and aims to calm a divided leadership as the service eyes unity and reform.
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WAR Secretary
Washington
A. T. Mencher
William Mitchell
Tweeke
Mitchell
Veel
Mencher
Weeks
Wir
le Siso
Onc
Investi Nn
Wweka
City Seeks Property on Water Street to Widen Road
City seeks January 2 acquisition of parcels on Water Street between Golden Hill and Old Streets for 107 900 dollars to widen Water Street. Rentals total 42 60 monthly from Meklroy building and Connecticut Company property while one building nets 125 dollars monthly via Austin Nichols lease.
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Water Street
Golden Hill
Old Streets
Meklroy
Connecticut
City Savings Bank
New York
Gaven
Wartford
McHiroy Pbuilding
Austin-Nichols Company
Aldy
Connecticut Company
School Grants Nullified by Board Action
Frartfort report notes state school grants canceled after Legislature failed to budget them, with an amendment requiring 223000 dollars for education items. State Board of Education says additional appropriation needed to cover allowances and reallocate town subsidies, echoing a two year prior funding lapse.
Singer Co. Head Made Baronet by King George
Degas Alexander head of the Singer Manufacturing Company in New York has been made a baronet by King George. Family at Palmer's Fill near Stamford decline to comment. Telegraph reports say Alexander formerly resided in Canada and has not renounced British citizenship. The honor, linked to wartime service and allied collaboration, honors the company for supplying plants to the Allies. Alexander’s New York address is 4 West 7th Street.
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Degas Alexander
Singer Alanufacturing Company
New York City
King George of England
Palmer's Fill
Stamford
Alexander
Alexander Homestead
Iexander
Miss Alexander
King George
Eadle
Lordo
Canada
Uae
Alexander Revidence
Weat
Greek Offensive Against Turkish Troops Planned
Constantinople reports a Greek offensive planned for week’s end with both sides confident of victory. Turkish leaders say they are not alarmed and invite Greeks to advance while British aid to Greeks is debated.
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Constantinople
Benga
Smyrna
Tha ‘Mack Sea
Tirkish
Mski-fhehr Sarahissar Hhe Shen
Steamer Charlot Sinks After Iceberg Collision
The American freighter Charlot struck an iceberg off the New Foundland coast and asked nearby vessels to stand by as water flooded the deck. Seapool, another ship with iceberg damage, reported Charlot’s distress and that Charlot might sink. Seapool reached port with damaged bow but intact cargo and crew to be picked up by nearby ships. Washington reports extra drift ice in the north Atlantic, with patrols along the ice edge by cutters Seneca and Yamacraw under an international agreement.
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Seapool
Atlantic
U. S. Hydrographic Service
St. Johns
Chariot
New‘Foundlard
Lave
Berg
Seqpoeds
Coir
Washington
Associated Press
North Atlantic
Yang
Titanic
Ste
Ary Carding
Lloyd
Grandier
Navy
Seneca
Equitable Officers Skirt Data In New York Rent Probe
Testimony before the Lockwood Legislative committee reveals sweeping rent hikes in Manhattan offices from 1929 to 1924 and alleges illegality by building interests. Samuel Untermyer accuses Equitable of contempt as George Mortimer pledges data and cooperation while federal authorities may pursue probes.
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Wey York
Riper West
Aimee
Lockwood Legislative Committee
Samuel Untermyer
My. Untermyer
Daugherty
Tintermych
Ler
George T. Mortimer
Bauitable Building Office Corporation
Equitable Cenetra
Woman’s Prospect Street burglary nets 700 in goods
A theft reported to police yesterday details $700 in clothing and jewelry taken from Mrs. Walth Nagy’s home at Prospect Street and Myrtle Avenue. Burglars entered through a window and stole a large quantity of women’s wear and jewelry, including two diamond rings and a gold bracelet.
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Walth Nagy
Prospect Street
Myrtle Avenue
Alan Laxen
Greek Fleet Bombards Herakles on the Black Sea
An Athens telegram reports the Greek fleet bombarded the vessel Herakles on the Black Sea. The incident caused great excitement in Corshe by the attack in the region.
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Herakles
Black Sea
London
Athens
Corse Hse
Fire at Bissell Varnish factory quickly extinguished
A fire broke out shortly after midnight in a paint barrel at the Bissell Varnish Company plant on Mountain Grove Street. Firemen arrived fast and controlled the blaze with minimal damage and only slight losses reported.
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Bissell Varnish Company
Mountain Grove Street
Businessmen urged to voice views on federal taxes
The United States Chamber of Commerce has mailed ballots to over 1,490 business groups seeking opinions on new forms of taxation. Local chambers may bring the matter to their boards, aiming to shape the national chamber stance on replacing excess profits taxes and excises with substitutes such as sales taxes. The referendum expands on last winter’s questions, seeking opinions on three tax forms and potential revenue implications, with focus on repealing war excise taxes and replacing lost revenue.
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U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Lty
Washington Aid
Tled States Chamber of
Commercs
Board of Directors
National Chamber
Atlantic City
Congress orders aid inquiry of admiral speech
Washington reports a Senate resolution orders a thorough investigation into alleged remarks by Rear Admiral Sims. The House seeks inquiry as well. Senators condemn the London speech as grave, urging dismissal or discipline if quotes are confirmed. Pat Harrison introduces the resolution, praised by Senate leaders as essential.
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Washington
Oassil
Nil
Sims
United States Navy
Jackass” Speseh
London
Congress
Senate
Naval Affairace
Admirel Sims
House
Ryan
Mary
Ate Naval Committee
Dors
Mir. Ryan
Harrison
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Peter Wadsworth
York
Denbys
Bardson
Navy
Ming
Admiral Sims
Anot S Department
Fragmented Domestic Scene and Erratic Weather Notice
A damaged OCR fragment depicts a deserted kitchen, cobwebbed parlor, and forlorn home interior while a weather forecast column from 1922 notes partly cloudy conditions, light winds, and modest temperature readings across New England and adjacent regions. The piece blends domestic desolation with a marginal weather update from the era.
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U.S
World Business
Secretary of Commerce
U. S
Wilson
England
Fairfield Beach
F. E. Lally
Pavilion
St. Mary's
Killmander
Legion Com- Husband
Sandusky
Miltary
Harding
Successo
New York, Fune S
Frederick
Galbraith
Davis
Labor
Air Service
Unified Service
Air Force
Honest Day
Philadelphia
Tane i
Associated Presa
James J. Davis
Axhior Ut
Davis Browth
Seare
Hicketty
Davise
Liu Rich
Peison
Invest
Trolley Co
Douglas Alexander
Io Constantine
Izzet Pasha
N.Y
P. C
Lockwood Committee
Equitable
Prabe
Edith Nagy
Senators
Congressme
South New England
Ae Nork
Sandy Hook
Hatterse
New Weather Bureau
Wea
Atlanta
Atlantic Ci
Block Island
Boston
Buffalo
Janian City
Nantucket
New Haven
New Orleans
Norfolk Northfeld
Pittabursh
Portland
Louisa
Paul
Middlebrook
Pyright
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