Cabinet Debates and Glass Mail Rate Reduction
Washington reports outline cabinet discussions on cutting second class mail rates and parcel post charges. Postmaster General and related officials weigh reducing rates to save publishers money, with projected annual savings and impact on government revenue. Some favor parcel post rate cuts, while others worry about effects on carriers and overall postal finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros
Ares
Pubish A
Express
Postmaer Genert
Tareel
Pites
Sebon
Pat Schem
Fein
Aig
Great Busines
Mal Ott Houges
Ois Ft
Yeti Congressiona Prota
De Valera Beaten as Party Leader in Election Tie Up
Incomplete election returns delay final results with key constituencies undecided and potential delays of 24 hours. Provisional government officials travel to Tipperary to resolve counting issues while De Valera allies Cathal Brugha Seamus Robinson face endangered seats amid Irish political turmoil. Police and Republican guards secure Town Hall as counting hiccups persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tipperary East
de Vallera
Cathal Brugha
Char As Burgess
2Fense
Seamus Robinson Ore
Greenwich Man Loses Work Wife and Money
A Greenwich man facing legal trouble is described as an Army veteran involved in a court case. He allegedly lost his job and money, with details mentioning a divorce and disputes surrounding support as authorities pursue a resolution. Local judge James Meade is referenced.
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Greenwich
Thomas
Eling
AL Ani Eoss
James Meade
Tsnanil Hig Price
Rail Board Chief Replies to Unions in Public Statement
A railway board head criticizes union sentiments and contends the board follows principles of fair procedure. He argues that approval relies on government process and public sentiment, insisting steady policy and avoidance of political pressure guide decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rail Board
Atic Ronsidery
Plan to Extend High School Hours for Students
The Chamber of Commerce school committee circulated questionnaires to teachers as part of a study of extending the high school day and year. They favor a 43 minute period, five afternoon periods of 40 minutes, and a longer school year, with the aim to boost instruction while gathering data for the Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charmber of Commerce
Pepile
Chamber of Commerce
Comimitta
Reid
En Diys
Thy
Encampment guests and events planned for Bridgeport leaders
Disabled youths and civic groups prepare for a Raymond Wyatt Post 149 encampment in Bridgeport with Boy Scouts guiding visitors, a Friday reception at the club house, and a Saturday field and Seaside Park program. Notables include State Commander John H Williams and Captain Kane. athletes from Butler, Dubuque, and Princeton enter track and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Jnday
Raymond Wyatt
Bridgeport
Wsithae
Ctpain Addhur
Bennett
Jates Ib Sprague
Sisito
Reg Stia Ron
Tbl Washington Svenue
Abercrombie
Juach
Central
Kane
John H Willams
Hurley
Waerbury
Sen
J . Bloom
Gust
Britain
Path Theatre
Maiung
Seaside Park
Wibams
Farace
Bryant Burke
Wales
Hmley J . Bloomquist
Kane Hasmond
Harris Post
Sea Ade Park
Butler
Dubuque College
Jackson
Stholz
Anthletes
Hanne
Wetalley
Joseph Higgins
Leroy Brown
Wil
Butler GO Brien Highins
Huncon Thompson
Princeton
McDonald
James O Brien
Leghiin Lyceum Metropoltan
Badgeport
Wingtown Hospital
Fudgepark
Gwen Ur
Shest Slich i
Leer
Diete
Cone Lewis Munce
New Clue Is Established In Northrup Murder Case
Witnesses describe injuries to Mrs Northrup and note absence of skull fracture or brain hemorrhage. Autopsy cites upper spine injury as death cause after blunt force on face and nose. Investigators recount money, jewelry, and valuables found, and discuss prior threats and the intruder risk as the search widens.
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Northrup
Li Hous
Garlick
Wis
Cotts
Curry and
Dewmick
Cantanm
John Resin
Curtis J. Dence
Monda
Queenie
Louis DeVestro
Vic Rothrup
Coftis
Octoen
Coftiis
Nadeau
Vance
Curtis
1 Waite
Star
Bridgeport
Vis Sothrup
Walnut Burer
Broderick
Coftig
George Cottis
Yarles Nadeau
Wainstres
Sorhrip
Wanl Street
Ward Case 10 G0 10 Trial Likely This Month
Walter S Ward, son of a wealthy baker, faces a murder trial for Clarence Peters, ex-sailor, with possible early grand jury subpoenas and tentative plans for an expedited proceeding. Reports note involvement of a former appellate justice and ongoing prep by authorities. Significant conferences hint at an accelerated timetable pending testimony.
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Plains LL
Walter S
Probioh
Triil
Clarence Peters
Guy
Tenac
Justice
Tesa
Soto
George
Wist
Walter Waid
Senate Agrees to Defer Bonus in Western Subsidy Debate
A Senate panel defers a bill on shipping subsidies amid busy Congress to address policy before the short session ends. President Harding argues subsidies promote national interests while opponents warn of delays. Names related to candidacies and encampment officers appear, including Joseph Thevine and John Te Kelley, with election activity noted for state commander and judge advocate general positions.
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Pat Kearney Tweman
Martin
Clibg
Fini
Sime
Khase
John Te Kelley
Joseph Thevine
Kird
Piyan
Haven
Bible course offered at local school this summer
Alison announces a Bible study program for public school students to be held in a divided classroom setup. The five week session runs June 26 to July 28, with grade tied teachers and a principal, Ruth Velie and Alexander Arson Jr, overseeing kinder through high school groups.
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Alison
Lrne
Mapa
Mondax
Ruth Velie
Aites
Hagel Wiliams Wall
Girdes Vass
Mary West
Fow
Robbie
Trey Wo Hawes
Alexander Arson Jr
Cunard and Anchor Line ships schedule listings
A fragmented OCR shows ship names such as Mauretan ia Aquitania Berengaria Lusitania and others with July to September sailing windows plus routes including Queenstown Liverpool and Glasgow. The text reads like a liner timetable listing cruise months ports and ship names with occasional destinations and dates.
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Xe Chereong
Sohampton
Mauretania
Aquitania
Berengaria
Nowy
Chereong
Hamburg
Saxonia
Cargnna
Cebh
Queenstown
Lrao
Laconia
New
Carmania
Scythia
Loderd
Glasgow
Columbia
S&lgeria
Gameronia
Cameronia
Londondes
Tiverpool
Ohegon
Assyria
Ssn
Queensown
Liverpool
Samaria
Cunard and
Anchor Steamanip Lines
Broadway
New York
Meetings Tonight At Local Lodges And Societies
Readable notes show gatherings tonight of the Italian Womens council and the Wowompon tribe at Main and Golden streets. Adelphian lodge hosts on State street with Mingna Charta lodge and Sons of St George meeting at St Georges hall Stratford.
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Italian Womens Council
Seach Street Wowompon Tribe
Whenfield
Main
Golden
Thi St
Monitor Lodge
State Street
Adelphian Lodge
Broad
Mingna Charta Lodge
Sons of St George
St Georges Hall
Stratford
Local Fraternal and Civic Groups Listing
A fragmentary OCR readout lists multiple organizations and venues including Tenth District Republican Women, Arion Hall on East Main Street, Rear Barnum Avenue Tent No 4, Maccabees at 310 Fairfield Avenue, National Association of Stationary Engineers at 1119 Broad Street, St Johns Lodge F&A M Mas One Temple, Dorothea Stamm at 176 Fairfield Avenue, Pioneer Camp, W O W at 1119 Broad Street, Polar Star Lodge and Shepherds of Bethlehem at 474 Cast Washington. The readability is limited and no events or dates are specified.
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Republican Womergs Club
Arion Hall
Main Street
Barnum Avenue
Maccabees
Fairfield Avenue
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Broad Street
St Johns Lodge
F&a M Masone Temple
Dorothea Stamm
Pioneer Camp
Polar Star Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Washington Avenue
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Washington
Lot
White Hose
Harding and Postiais
Secord
DE Valera
Qiean
America
Bridgeport Products Week
Seowu
Miss Helen Flint
Miss Flints
Wilson H. Lee CO
Wain ST
Golden Hill Street
Ford
Spapse Archives
GM Perry Stratfield Hotel
Ward
Senate
Nicacia
Cunard and Anchor Lines
Wrest Watche
Curt Tins
G. W. Fairchild & Sons Inc. Jewelers & Opticians
Main ST
Arcade Corner
Ft Sore, Olaf Wy
Tink
American Hardware Stores, Inc
Middle Street
Hardward
MORFS
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