Veterans Protest Delay Over Bonus at Mass Meeting
New York veterans rally at Lexington Theatre and other venues to demand prompt passage of adjusted compensation for World War I service. Speakers cite large federal payments and urge studying temperance tactics to pressure Congress and state legislatures. Resolution urges immediate enactment and transmits to national leaders.
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New York
Elnco
Laxtington Theatre
Manhattan
Bronx
Morris High
Pohoe
Claremont
Ridgewood Grave Casino
iCypress Renus
Centre Street
Queens
United, States
Congress
St Théle Na' Hono
United States
Vateh
Othe
Teatwo
Am ‘eriga@n Legion
Veterans of Fortin Wars
United American War
Abe
Senate
House of Representatives
Reaction Following the War Blamed for Suicide Deaths
A New York report cites the American Life League blaming postwar unrest for rising personal crisis and self inflicted deaths. It notes 29 000 cases in 1921, with 19 144 brought to attention. 410 male and 734 female fatalities, and a surge in youth crisis reports. Veterans numbered 509 among victims. oldest death 100, youngest 6.
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Save-A-Life League
United States
New York
Are-A-Life League
woRly Waare
Gald
Harry M. Warren
League
Sas
Yst
Thoso
Banker Heads Volunteer Force To Prevent Looting of Homes
In Nepperhan Heights YONKERS March 5 two bankers a stock broker and a civil engineer joined a vigilante squad to guard wealthy homes after a spate of robberies. Sergeant Clarence R Johnston led the first duty unit patrolling the tree lined avenues with badges sticks and vigilance aims.
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Yonkers
Nepperhan Heights
New York
Clarence R. Johnston
Lower Broadway
Manhattan
Clarence Clark
George Stowitte
New York Central Railroad
Albert Hathway
Wall Street
Johston
Johnston
New Haven Girl Refuses Phi Beta Kappa Honor
Caroline Winey of New Haven declined the Phi Beta Kappa membership offered by Vassar College. The move, reported by Milas Whiner, follows her protest against awarding honors tied to academic marks and aligns with her plan after graduation to study labor organizations. Whitney family associate referenced.
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Poughkeepsie
Caroline Winey
Stninr
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Vassar
Ph Betz Kapa
Milas Whiner
Bel
Vasaar
Maris
Miss Whitney
Mites
Marlon Whitney Read
al Prune Ens
Irish Leaders Defend Treaty Amid Turmoil
The article reports Irish leaders arguing the treaty favors Ulster and accuses opponents of exploiting adherents of the Free State. It recounts tensions in the northeast and a July session where a large crowd disrupted a platform, tearing down a flag while police escorted the flag back up.
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Solling
Hesreland
Ireland
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Lauta
Republic
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Pheryuie
Ale
Collins
Witsch
Correton
Pritah Ugenta
Ia Rior
Donations Pour In At Jewish Dinner
An appeal notes strong potential to reach half the target before closing while CT leads NY in per capita funds. Generous donors contribute from $5 to $2,500 plus, as organizers plan further fundraising events and campaigns for relief efforts and refugee aid.
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David Brown
Tenarional Fund
New York
Conneactiows
Hecker
Avery Brdgeporter
Hell
Campates
Peon
Tenmediay
Oy Max
Eugenier
Bei Plus
Sine Gumouatlin
Max J
Buechter
Rosen
Shapiro
Richard Oppel
Qo Xsenna Loewitin
M Fricdmbo
Samuel Malls
Sesw Chien
George 4 Wheeler
Joseph W. Ziggict
H. S. Dworkin
Goldman
el Tipshits
Michael Hollman
Pever Schwartz
Into W. Garcher
Willi Nachler
STG
Sigmund Whl
Harri
Chesky
Pornard TM Salman
Tabb Tiarry
Neem al Theelark
Ava
Samuri Meltity
Leev
Otter
Henry T. Splix
Tenjamin Otlman
Pat Goldberg
Nethan Gornhach
Charles Weingurien
Wary Silverstone
Nithan Olahan
Samuri Heleh
Era
Agron Wirtenstein
Benwmin Welnereh Shnen
Nan
Harry Nozh
Joreph Ty Kraus
Bridgeport Men Aid Drive For Eye Conservation
Hoover survey shows 25,000,000 Americans have defective vision. Bridgeport and surrounding towns join a statewide drive for eyesight conservation led by the Dyeaheiston Conservation Council of America. The campaign aims to cut eye injuries and boost production by improving vision, with New York and Hartford officials coordinating state and local efforts.
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Achool
Stawson Win
W. Knight
Bridgevort
Concil of
America
Concer Children
Industria’ Workere
Ft Va
Herort Joover
American Proneesing Council
Wallace
Federated
Srs Gampaign
United States
Columbia University
Sincos
Warlo
BAS
Auredith
Hartford
Co Oper Cowie Superviers
Keight
Bridgeport
J.D. Sylvester
Bury
Wr. Mandro
Harfterd
A. IL
Tobin
Ansonia
J. Stanton
Andy Mbemore
School of Relaix
Meetings Tonight For Fraternal Lodges And Associations
Fraternal editor notes meetings and address listings for various lodges and associations in multiple streets and city areas. The items include temple lodges, women’s auxiliaries, unions, and charitable groups with scattered membership numbers and location cues.
Tax Scheme of Greek King Solves Egypt Tax Issue
Excavation details from the University of Pennsylvania museum reveal papyri and a map related to Ptolemy II Philadelphus and ancient Egypt. The finds include demotic and Greek texts on taxation and daily life, shedding light on temple rites and Jewish synagogue activity in antiquity.
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Ptolemy Philadelphus
Egypt
University of Pennsylvania
Waynt
Archicagisis
Eho
Philadelpha
Memorial Service for Viscount Bryce in New York Cathedral
The memorial service for Viscount Bryce, former British ambassador to the United States, was held at St John the Divine Cathedral in New York. Bishop Manning, John W. Davis, and Professor Osborn delivered addresses praising Bryce for advancing Anglo American friendship and his life of service.
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Mares S—Amerhean
Lato
Bree
Aminedor
United States
Tobso
St John the Divine
Wiliam ‘T. Manning
John W. Davis
Court of St. James
Twenry Iflel2orn
American Museum of National Hist
Viscount Bryce
Hayne
Manni
Davia
America
Groay
Manning
Jean
Bric
Eleveyren
Gliding
Walter Swarmer
Crogan
Unwilling Bride Annulment Cited Under Duress
Newark based 21 year old Jutia Mahanna seeks annulment of marriage to Rev M Simao Yanan. The bride alleges duress and coercion in the union finalized months ago. Court records show involvement of Walter Wlosihe and Attila penitent figures in related proceedings.
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Newark
Nedy Gieeday
Rev M
Simao Yanan
New Brita
Conn
Suminas
Curess
Eli
Walter
Attila Penitent
Qiwanseioa
Nod
Dr. Schack
Penny Saetlert
Wall Street
Sehack
Avenging Husband and Missing Butler Described in Brass Letter
A fractured account details Taylor tailing Normand while a scorned wife opens the bungalow, aiding entry for her husband to confront him. The wife slips away, the husband departs, and authorities weigh credence in a forged letter. Edward F. Sands is cited as a missing former butler-sous-chef, with officials noting potential relevance but uncertain linkage.
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Miay Normand
Ehauffer
Taylor
Mias Normand
Nu Qelou
Stein
Jetney
Aviteard
Sands Seen in Hartford Sourced by Courant
March 5 report says Boward WW Sands, missing secretary in the Taylor murder case, is believed by the Courant to have been seen in Hartford weeks ago. The paper says a man who checked into a Hartford hotel, claiming San Francisco address, matched the description of Sands and of the man who fled the base at New Haven during the war using the alias Schneider.
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Schneider
Secretary Fall Battles Alaska Charges Over Forestry Transfer
A Washington cabinet dispute over reorganizing government departments erupts as Secretary Fall opposes moving forestry from the Agriculture Department to the Interior. Fall cites a letter accusing propaganda by Agriculture officials and warns the plan harms national resources in Alaska while criticizing political pressure and potential resignations.
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Washington
Merell
Sorigna
Harding
Alpert B. Fadl
Department of Agriculture
Wes
Chia
Fall
Wallace
Oureas of Forestry
Fall &F
Forestry Bureau
United States
Alaska
Itis
Walt
Cxblant
Forestry Wervics Sovernment Biuvenuy
Alysitn
Mids
T Waa
Tha
Bureaus
Lariment
Priesu
Ginard Pinchot
Ceri
San Blesed Bures Wade
Fanny
Republican women plan rally in May
A May rally event is planned by Republican women led by Harriet Taylor Up, with a committee including Medill McCormick and other party officials. The gathering aims to boost parity and mobilize members of Republican state committees and affiliated women.
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Republican Women Plan
Washington
Marvel A
Republican Nationa
Harriet Taylor
Shalman
Cae
Rommies Whithak
Te Medill
War reorganization report circulated for peace talks
Fragmentary note discusses a reorganization commission report tied to a broader war effort. It mentions President handling the document to mediate among officials and their families, aiming at some compromise. The text is unclear and contains several garbled terms.
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