Germans Charge League Violation Continued From Pare One
A conference near Othe explores German violations and approaches to settlement. Premier Lloyd George and French premier Briand discuss negotiating through restraint, with Belgium and other delegates preparing travel plans as they seek order and potential coercion measures. The Rhine customs levy is set to be imposed by the Allied commission with Major General Henry T. Allen as American member.
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Othe
Permary
Lioyid George
Lews Wnth
M. Briand
Hioyd-George
Pasis
Jasper
Lioyd-George
Germany
Alps
Thire
Rhine
Inter-Allied Rhine Commission of
Hich
Henry T. Aflen
Sloan's Liniment Ad Claims Quick Pain Relief
An old style Sloan's Liniment advertisement promises relief from rheumatic twinges and many external pains. It claims to ease sciatica neuralgia stiff joints backache bruises strains sprains and weather-related aches, noting 18 years of use and broad effectiveness.
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Stein
Sloan
Thousan
Perfectly Vague German Proposals Contain References to Annuities
The text outlines German proposals amid Allied concerns over postwar payments. It notes Vienna and Paris discussions, promises to discuss annuities, and references Britain Ireland and France. It mentions Germany bearing some war debts and seeking a settlement, with public opinion not yet ready to commit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Britain
Ireland
Paris
France
Pope Plea for United Peace Highlighted by Cardinal Elevations
The pope urged unity and peace amid civil strife as cardinals were introduced, with American Cardinal Dougherty receiving heartfelt thanks. He warned that peace treaties fail without virtuous citizens and mutual trust, citing unrest in Italy and other regions while urging moral reform.
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Dougherty
Monsignor
Cerretti
Italy
Silesia
Tosthuania
Poland
Treland
St. Francis
Helvine
FIRST HARBINGERS OF SPRING IN BRIDGEPORT
The column recalls the arrival of spring as the first robins are spotted and streets bloom with signs of warmer days. Residents like Pawlett and Kelly remark on seasonal shifts while shops display spring wares and hopeful chatter fills Main Street.
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Tonia Pawlete
Committee Hearing on Child Welfare Bureau in Hartford Day
A hearing on House Bill 472 to create a state child welfare bureau was slated for Thursday with witnesses including Mafassar Born of Middletown. Judge W. F. Rixey presided at a Stratfield meeting where welfare workers voiced support and opposition due to certain provisions. Charles F. Chase, ex-president of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, to represent the Chamber at the hearing. Senate Bill 400 on tax exemptions for Veale conne cells related to bridges discussed. chamber vote favored the bill except for one negative response.
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Hartford
Mafassar Born
Middletown
Stratfield
W. Ft. Miexy
Charles F. Chace
Connecticut Chamber of Commerer
Senate
U Ie
Chamber
Daylight Saving Changes Probable in City Plans
Street and sidewalk committee submitted its plan subject to Public Utility Commission approval. A storage company bond would shield the city from damages from the track operation. A flagman would warn traffic and pedestrians. Alderman Lyons urged cost saving on Steeplechase bridge reconstruction to aid unemployment relief and city dyke crossing, while others debated streetcar and sidewalk projects and building-line adjustments along several avenues and parks.
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Public Ciurter Commission
Frank K. Allared
Vaqcern
John Wo Lwans
Nevassing
Barnerly
Howard Avenue
Hulabay Market
Tie City
Avonses
Lyons
Second
Green and
Waller Streets
Amalgamated Workers of America
Geryi
Friends of Pershing Urge Recognition Move
A historic campaign is underway to elevate General Pershing in military command by placing the Chief of Staff under the General of the Army. The plan hinges on support from the new Secretary of War, the President, and Congress, aiming to redefine heads of the army and staffing power.
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Wee
Congr
Poncess
Gen. Pershi
Weather note for Ware area with rain likely
Fragmentary weather bulletin reports warmer conditions and possible rain for Wednesday in Ware and surrounding area. The message includes garbled station names and time hints, with high and low water mentions and vague references to bridges and coastal readings.
Kidney health claim ad from old paper fragment
An ad fragment touts Foley Sidney Pills for kidney trouble and rheumatic symptoms. It quotes an unnamed user from Greenville Pennsylvania claiming restoration after severe kidney issues and insomnia.
James Minell Arrested After Auto Crash In City
James Minell of bad arcéhard alreet was arrested for reckless driving after a collision with a tree on cnnnection avenue that injured four people, one seriously. He faces arraignment in city court this morning as hospital reports show four hurt, with one in critical condition. Discharges and minor injuries are noted among others involved.
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James Minall
Bad Arcéhard
Erie Guilty Of Six Violations In Wage Case
The Patil way War Board ruled that the Erie Railroad violated prior orders by reducing employe pay and failing to cancel cuts. It held a hearing was not required before action, noted the 27 percent wage reduction in February and the failure to restore July 1920 rates. The decision aims to influence wage policy amid eastern lines considering similar reductions. The board ordered a hearing and directed discussions with the employer, with no changes to pay or working conditions pending agreement.
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Patilway War Board
Erie Railroad
Spond
Gemmon Ja Bor
Rie
Erie
Boari
Beard
Ap Miling
Emiployos
Seeley Receives Congdon Post Thanks Vote
W Parker Seeley earned a thanks vote from the Congdon Post. The piece notes an upcoming appointment to fill two positions in the organization and mentions related duties like scout work and university extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Parker Seeley
Congdon Post
Run Down by Auto While Chasing Kat
Fragmentary OCR report describes a person named Kat being chased on a city street. A male individual, Mahoney, was run down by a TOMobile and suffered injuries, with responders possibly taking him away. Local streets include Rathlows uy thie Pia herman Wardin Napvauk avenues.
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Kat
Pia Herman Wardin
Napvauk
Tash Girht
Timothy Mahoney
Wes
Tomobile
Wold
Meikenhy
Afcesasei Iy Ia
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