Bootleggers Back Anti-Saloonists in Conn Speech
Fragmented OCR summary describes Empringham in Connecticut and a speech by Dr James Tmpringhim secretary of a church society supporting prohibition but hinting at revisions. The article notes bootleggers backing anti saloonists and mentions reactions of tainted liquor laws, temperance leaders, and political pressure influencing enforcement. It references local officials and ongoing debate about enforcement versus personal liberty.
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Empringham
Conn
Marthhond
James Tmpiinghim
Lemperanes Society
St Johns Lpiscopolnnen
Baron 19 Weds Night Club Girl in Tense Elopement Saga
A 19 year old Baron elopes with a night club girl after a secret meeting at a club. Police report reveal conflicts with families, disapproval by kin, and a public reaction to the marriage amid sensational gossip.
False Radio Report Sparks Raid on Chicago Cabaret
A chaotic broadcast prompts a police raid on a Chicago cabaret. Officials say a false radio report triggered the action, drawing in local authorities and investigators to assess the disorderly conduct and potential violations at the venue.
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Chicago
Girl Flyer Passes Under Two Bridges Mystery Flight
A fragmented report details a girl flier navigating under two bridges with uncertain totals and strange terms. The account mentions a war inn, a cashier, and a sequence of events at a location named West Aad, with vague references to a dig and a task completed near Tye. Multiple garbled phrases, numbers, and names cloud the precise facts.
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Gom Vy Ltd
Viola
Tug
End Near for Coolidge's Father in Vitality Ebbs at Bedside
Historic bulletin from Plymouth hospital reports President Coolidge’s father Colonel John Coolidge showing weakness but steady respiration and a brief period of alertness. Doctors note his condition has not worsened, with family at his side as Aunt Grace visits and medical staff monitor his fever and comfort.
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Mauchla
Colonel Sohn
Wtudge
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Iternoe
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LahGy
Plymouth
Icheye
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Jona Wilder
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Smeete
Tax Returns Deadline Rules From Washington Report
Washington reports a tax deadline deadline extended for individuals and corporations. The piece notes exemptions and penalties potential, with figures cited such as $400 000 000 in revenue and $1000 thresholds, and mentions extensions giving two extra weeks for filing.
PelRCT Joins So% Josion Mauch 14-4P
Fragmented OCR text suggests a local notice or sports item mentioning PELRCT joining a team or event, with unclear names and dates. The readable portions reference a date around April 10 and possible affiliations with the Seurrut Canal berth area. Details are garbled and names obscure.
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Josion Mauch
Dee
Seurrut
Caur
David
Public Pressure Forces Hearings on Wet Legislation
Public pressure prompts hearings on wet legislation with efforts to summon eminent erudites and bankers to testify. Senators Bruce and Wheeler advocate hearings by March 26 before the Senate Judiciary committee to gauge shifting public sentiment and possible modifications to the Volstead Act.
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Congress
Washington
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Mary
Sen Ute
Yeta
Beturle
Wheeler
Wayne
Wiis
Ohio
New Jersey
Referendum on Straw Voting Urged By Evangelist Leader
Rev Lonest Craft of Christ Episcopal Church urged that a referendum on straw voting be held soon, arguing the eighteenth amendment should not be overridden. He noted the temperance cause remains strong and warned voters may shift as political winds change, referencing church events and public discourse on prohibition.
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West
Noth
Lonest
Christ
Chel Chure
Jnlis
Crith
Post
Wolstead
Ytex Cialt
Bauer
Prohibition Vote Totals Show Strong Wet Support Across Cities
An OCR filled glimpse shows 2824 votes for wines and beer and 293 for Volstead law with widespread activity. The piece notes yesterday’s wets and divs swelling the ballot as results roll in across multiple cities, listing totals by city and discussing turnout and anticipated continuations on page two.
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George Wood Anderson
Pina Tabernacle
Post
Delestam
Impersonator of Elite Impostor Nabbed in Bedford Forgeries
Bedford police charged a builder aliasing as Henry B Stedman with forgery after he passed two counterfeit checks for 1000 and 20 dollars and gave a Boston address. The suspect, tied to a Harvard graduate named Steadman, faced Det Sgt Dani Bidley and Detective Sgt Stedman at headquarters, with a letter in his possession revealing his impersonation of Harry Payne Whitney and ties to Hartford.
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Charlie Gued Eston
Stedmin Watl
Cluies
Dani Bidley
Alverl W
Green i Farms
Stedman
Smith
Broll S
Stedmin
John Doe
Boston
Henry B Stedman
Henry TF Stedman
Bridgeport
Detective Bureau
Hayy PF Steatmain
Klartfaid
New Haven
Hay Paine Whitney
Nsw
Haury
Steadman
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
New Waven
Grate
Treadman
Hartford
Harvard
New York
American Women Escape Rebels Amid Syrian Turmoil
Two American relief workers Mist Belle Bas and Wise Agnes flee Rebel attacks during a train ambush near Damascus. Rebels opened fire, wounding passengers as French troops aided survivors. Victims among refugee women received aid, while travel restrictions rise amid ongoing unrest around Damascus and Constantinople.
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Mist Belle Bas
New York
Wise Agnes
Pittsfield Moss
Damascus Ie
Senut
Relet
Wiss Easy
Beimut
Jamascus
Yori Miesson
Druseatiek
Damascus
Wiss Biss
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Bass
Durant to Return to Office After Tabloid Incident
William Durant, once linked to a tabloid accident two months ago, is expected to return to his Wall Street office today. The episode stirred media interest and prompted Allied Appearcheisten to respond.
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New York
Wareb
Jd —1
NPY
William Durant
Ime
Allied Appecheisten
Wall Street
Iccident
Tomortuy
Law enforcement in Connecticut cuts insurance rates
AP reports in New York on March 14 that crime statistics prompt insurance rate reductions nationwide. The National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters notes a 40 percent drop in parts of Connecticut due to tougher policing, while Newark experiences a 15 percent rise and Palm Beach area shows the largest 82 percent increase.
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New York
Delaware
National Bureau of Casualty and Surety
Connecticut
Newark
Palm Beach
Bus Collision Injures 14 in Springfield Route Crash
Seven people were seriously hurt and seven others treated in Springfield hospitals after a Hartford bound bus collided with a truck on Longmeadow. The bus burst into flames as passengers escaped through windows and emergency doors. Names of injured include Phill Delorme and Alfred Santoro, with several others listed as in serious condition. The bus, traveling about miles an hour, was destroyed by fire despite quick fire department response.
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Springlind Wass
Springfield
Hartford
Longmeadow
Phill
Delorme Springfield
Mra
Philip Delarme Springfield
Salvatore Reaceo
Everett Wase
Minnie Boriv
Adaress
Henry Santaniello Spring
Alfred Santoro
Rose Ross Springfeld
Marion Rossan
Spunsfield
Dominicha Ho
Avengers
Bill Kneeland
Smingfield
New York
Spingfeld
Auto crash on hill injures seven in Hartford area
Seven people were hospitalized after a head on collision on Noroton Hill near Hartford this morning. Hawkins Smith and his wife were taken to Belven Hospital with possible skull fractures, while Clement Senenah and another passenger were treated at the scene or at a local home. Police reported one speeding car veered and went off the road during the impact.
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Blaumford Lowpital
Noroton
Hnl
Wiss Harry
Smith
Main Street
Hunford
George Berefin
Boston
Bildeport
Viss
Boston Avenue
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Tattheya
Clement Senenah
Taudlon Street
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Enenuk
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Settlement imperatives Briand and German aims
In Geneva on March 14 Stresemann and Unden discussed a compromise formula to present to the leagues Monday while seeking a way to resolve the Polish Brazilian Spanish and Chinese claims. The council sought calm reflection and urged Spain and Brazil to push for perman seats to ease tensions at the current session.
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M. Anden
Jineo Ishii
Coun
M Unden
Japan
Commission
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Spain
Brazil
Hotel Fire Kills Five in Shreveport
Five people died as a three story Crewell hotel burned in Shreveport after midnight. About twenty others were rescued from the flames and rear stairways as rescuers battled the blaze and guests fled to safety. The abandoned body of a man was found in a neighboring room with his suitcase.
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Cincinnati
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