Memory Of Emmet Honored At Irish Meeting
Robert Emmet’s memory honored by Mabert Emmet club members at Hibernian club Washington Avenue. James McGuerin of New York spoke on Emmet and Ireland’s affairs. Attendees included John McNamara and Sean Conway with a program of songs and speeches.
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Robert Emmet
Taud
Ula
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Hiberplan Ub
Washington Avenue
Ireland
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McGuerin
Ta Fine Cohalan
Republi
Tan Party
Irish Republic
DeValer Dinuings
John O. McNamara
Ansonia
Sean Conway
John M.cNamara
Michael Sheeh
William Sealley
Ansov
Assailant Flees After Failed Robbery Attempt
John Walko of 27 Velvet Street was attacked on Velvet Walk by a man who struck him with a blackjack and fled before the robbery. Walko received a three and one half inch laceration but remained conscious and sought medical help at Emergency Hospital. Police report notes on timber supply amid concerns over lumber waste and local reserves.
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John Also
Velvet Street
B. T. Berns
Velvet
Walko
Honotic Pelice
A Home Recipe for Gray Hair Miracle
A home remedy promises to restore color with Orex powder bought at a drug store. Dissolve 2 oz of distilled or rain water and comb through hair to cover gray, brown, or black tones. Each box includes directions and a $100.00 gold Shona prize, claiming safe, non toxic ingredients and a fluffy result.
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Amy Drug
Jook
French Military Readiness and Allied Stance Reported
French troops may advance into Germany if Briand fails to retreat from the new German posture. British and American officials express sharp resentment toward Germany, while Belgian forces are positioned for possible collaboration in the Essen-Dusseldorf area. American occupation status would stay limited to the lines already held if invasion proceeds.
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Germany
Great Britain
AlGed
France
Briand
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Paris
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Chamber
Henaliiss
Nude
Jaartwill
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Barthow
Associated Press
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Maguise
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Brussels
Fech
Wilson
Essen-Dusseldorf
Rhine
Coblenz
Mar
Frankfort
Toder
Doctor Harlow Brooks Speaks on Pneumonia Treatment
The Bridgeport Medical Society met at the Welfare Building with Dr C W Gardner presiding. Professor Harlow Brooks from NYU Medical School delivered the address on pneumonia treatment before about members and guests, followed by refreshments.
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Bridgeport Medical Society
C. W. Gardner
Harlow Brooks
New York University Medical School
Weather Summary for East York and New England Regions
The report notes cloudy south and rain in the north on Wednesday with clearing and cooler conditions Thursday. East of the Mississippi cooler by Thursday. unsettled weather and showers trade from New England to the Pacific coast. Winds: off the Atlantic. Moderate at Sandy Hook to Hatteras with fair weather Wednesday.
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East York
North Parti
South New England
Texas
New England
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Atlantic States
Mississippis River
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Atlantic
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Chicago
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Ali Dledarks
Washington
Senate Debates Japan Ties and Naval Policy
Senators argued over Japan relations and a naval disarmament plan amid broader disarmament talks. Lodge urged continued naval build up while others pressed for limits and even talks with France and Italy. Poindexter warned Americans must act before it is too late to protect interests as discussions continued into the night.
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Lodge
Senate
Japan
United States
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Elent Harding
William Democrat
Mississipi
Ate
Capan
Tne
Poindexter
Sealer P
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Thonh
France
Italy
Idaho
Senator Bore
Kin
Eli‘oustes
German Proposal Curtly Rejected in Allied Talks
The article outlines German demands totaling around 2.25 trillion pounds sterling, with 1 billion already paid in. It contrasts Allied demands of about 1.13 trillion and Germany’s aim for a German foreign loan to fund repayment. It notes Germany’s insistence that Upper Silesia stay German and calls for restored free trade, while signaling possible trench and Belgian measures if an Allied advance occurs.
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Maitary
Simons
Germany
Upper Silesia
Gertane
Erica
Britain
Fragments reveal bitter divorce dispute and harsh remarks
The readable lines show a heated divorce clash with accusations of persistent unhappiness and mental strain. The speaker declares longing for distance, expresses contempt for the partner, and wishes separation while mentioning a court case and a barber job. The tone is raw and personal with implausible phrases and fragmented dialogue.
Wilson to Ride With Harding In Capitol Welcome
The Wilson and Harding parties will travel with wives and congressmen aboard a party auto bearing Vice President Marshall. Cavalry escorts from Mor Myer will accompany the procession to the Capitol where visitors will meet in the Benale chamber after the swearing ins. Coolidge meets senate leaders as he tours the Capitol and Arlington Cemetery flowers are placed for Congressman Augustus Gardner.
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Harding
Congressional Committee
Marshal Wad
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Dent Wilson
Mr. Wardley
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Senate Chamber
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Conmidge
Washington
Eisel Savlinge
Wishone
Sorshampton
Mass
Marshall
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Seagle
Coolidge
Ariington
Augustus Gardner
Massachusetts
Senate
Auler
Protest Against Toll for Bridge Declared Opposed
Residents fear new tolls on the bridge would impose daily charges for crossings. An Milford resident estimated about ninety cents per day for one commuter, signaling broad concern over added costs and the bill’s impact on state revenue. New Londoners advocate Washington Bridge toll reform to curb what they call an obnoxious toll regime.
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Milford
Bridgeport
Saybrook
Connecticut River
New Lonndon
Water power potential eyed for Montana development
U S Geological Survey under DB Fre directs Montana water power study following Congress river leasing law. State reservoirs to be evaluated for irrigation and power, with emphasis on western Montana where dams already power cities and mines and push trains across the divide.
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Itis
Alia
United States Geological Survey
Dh Fre
W. A. Lamb
Gaile
Wate Power Leasing Bil Bs
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Avery
Tdu
Lange
Efor Af Hydraulic Engineers
Documents Wanted Concerning Loans Weigh Many Tons
A government inquiry outlines requests for documents on loans. The Senate judiciary committee weighs dozens of papers as part of a broader review. Officials including Reed and Callie are cited in the developing exchange.
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Ronaton Shywald
MCAES
Mae
Milion
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Neleon Patie
Callie
Remembers Middletown Friends In His Will
In New York the will of Tammy Steins filed for probate lists Middletown connections including church wardens of Tidy Trinity and local trustees. The estate’s sizeable bequests include $1,000 to St. Latse’s Hospital and $8,000 to Lemuel Stearns of Middletown, with the residue to Adal AM Stearns of Harford.
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Tidy Trinity
Middietowna
Cpamreticul
Tammy Steins
Stearns
Lemuel Stearns
Middletown
Adal
Senator proposes consolidation of military control
A U S senator suggests unifying aviation and land forces under a single commander as part of a broader consolidation of military control. The idea, attributed to an unnamed president-elect adviser, was discussed in hearings and denied by Senate colleagues who said no formal talks occurred with Harding Weeks or Wadsworth.
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Rancisco
Frank Co
Jf. P. Shartell
Frank
Uris
Rensai
Mary T
Sénator New
Gene
Thatiain
New
Nfpe
Senate
Vaan Wadsworth
Senate Military Vamunilicg
Harding
Weeks
Br Sotrehare
STUDENTS HOMELESS IN PARIS ARENA MISSIONS
Paris newspapers report that hundreds of students face homelessness due to overcrowded lodgings. Paris University considers building temporary dorms near the Sorbonne to house displaced pupils, including experiments with demolished fortifications and new hostels, funded by multi-year sums.
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Pati
Mare le
Bon Minerh
Parle University
Conjungsen
Sorbonne
Paris
Thanh
Families of Men Deported Left in Destitute State
AW Washington Mary. Wives and children of men deported as a result of Red raids were left in terror and destitution. Senate study hearings heard that men were deported to Russia and families were not informed of their locations. Attorneys described the harsh conditions and the refusal to allow widows to join deported husbands, amid government actions and investigations.
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Ashington
Mary
New York
Senate Studi
Sen
Russia
Siberia
Labor Department
Department of Justice
Attornes
Jervin
Weber
Weed
Canfield Heads Reorganized Eighth District Club
The Eighth District reorganization elected officers including President R. Canfield and Secretary James B Gillmore. The club will occupy the Sixth District rooms until they gain their own quarters, with Dennis Lynch as house committee chair and other named members serving on various posts.
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Offic
Cormin
Tub
R. Canfield
James B. Cilmaere
James B. Cilmaere, Teasurer
John Matting
Dennis Lynch
John Thornton
Walter Kilpatrick
John Marx
John O'Connell
Aldaman
Barre
J. Martin and
Allerman
Thomas McCormick
May Cut Funds for Ex-Service Men in the State
W Parker Seeley, local manager of the state fund, announced imminent cuts to the state aid for ex-service men due to limited funds and legislature delays. Payments will proceed today at the city hall in the council chamber, with a priority order for men by surname to collect arrears.
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W. Parker Seeley
League Mandates and Nationality Rules in International Policy
Fragmented text discusses League of Nations mandates and nationality rules, referencing Japan and imperial symbols. It includes a stray ad note for a laxative product and a dubious claim about concessions by developers of natural resources. The passage appears as garbled OCR with multiple unrelated topics.
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League of Nations
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