France Agrees to Removal of American Dead
A Franco American conference reports completion of an agreement on removing American remains in France. Ambassador Wallace conveyed the plan to the state department, with officials saying the measure practically ends the issue. A child aged three is reported recovering after scalding injuries from a fall into hot water at home.
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France
Washington
March
Wallace
Porter
State Department
Sterling Tire Company and Gallagher Face Claims in Court
Claims totaling 6500 dollars are filed in Superior Court by Sterling Tire Company and TG Gallagher from the county against Joa Ta and an additional count for 2955.04 dated October 27. The act involves damages and an alleged loss bearing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Res
Sterling Tire _Comporaion tad
TG. Gallagher
Grtover
Davey Plans Purchase of Mill Green Holdings
A citywide expansion aims to acquire 16 houses on Old Mill Green as part of a broader push to control 40 grocery stores. The move involves careful management staffing and lease arrangements at the Jeenington Arms under General Electric influence, with government restriction risks noted for the future.
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Mil
Atlas
General Electric
Hve
Fragmentary ship news from Madagascar grounding
A damaged OCR item describes Ceranza and three passengers arriving as a ship grounded near Madagascar. It mentions Moron, Progreso, Cemora, and Progreso paths, with references to overhaul and a person found dead amid an accident scene. The text is garbled and incomplete.
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Ceranza
Fittgip Estehovl
Madagascar
Moron
Lake Lo
Cemora Pats
W. M. Williams Named to Succeed Roper as Commissioner
Announcement confirms W. M. Williams will replace Roper as commissioner of the district, with Mats Willin and Pevenne mentioned in succession context. Details are terse and partially obscured by OCR errors.
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W. M. Williams
Roper
DeceAe
Aemini Willinet
Mats Willin i
Dite Feria
Pevenne
Daciel
Reger
Stened
General Ri Strike Called in Spain
A general strike on the railroads of Spain halts service, with workers from other departments joining to maintain mainline schedules. A separate civil suit over a disputed boundary involves a pianist claimant and defendant, with judges reserving decision.
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General R. Ri
Spain
Effnet
Wabinel Aninincera
Railraad Reg
Pianvist
Figar
Tudre John
Walsh
Athens
Elaine
Wrong Question Whatll You Be If There S Other %
The fragment hints at confusion over wording and placement of question marks and symbols. It appears as a stray editorial aside from Home Sector, without clear persons or events to anchor a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Anderson
Siadly
Sims Accused Of Bad Theories In Senate Hearing
The Senate committee questions Tina Wascong and Senator Pittmam about policies to turn over U S navy protection, sending 1200 untrained troops to France, and reliance on British admiralty for guidance. Testimony targets convoy system readiness and Pershing supply plans as Captain Horace Lanning is slated to testify.
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Washington
Tina
Admiralty
Pliman
Mats Sou Sud Lhoughy Treneral
Pershing
Arsenne Front
Sevan
Lee Ceed
Horace Lanning
Bureau of Navigation
Bureau
Government lifts coal price controls in April shift
Washington reports that President Wilson orders abandonment of government control over bituminous coal prices. Miners and operators urged to negotiate a new wage agreement based on the majority report of the strike settlement commission. The date for joint talks was not set. John L. Lewis said miners are ready to participate.
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Washington
March
Wilson
Goal Strike Settlement Commission
Miers
Strik T.he
Hotwever
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Immense Stones At Bug Light Continue In Service Here
The 4,900 tons of stone from the Bug and Tongue Point will keep active service when the wall is cut. The stones will become property of the Bridgeport Dredge and Rock Co under government harbor-work contracts. They will be moved to the Housatonic river for Stuart and Son builders of the Washington bridge. Weather interrupted re-glention on the bye election in Argyleshire.
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Tongue Point
Bridgeport
Housatonic
Stuart & Son Company
Washington Bridge
Temassit
Repairs at Yerookis yard prep for ships and funding
Repair work at the Yerookis navy yard ends a spring layoff for thousands as the army transport Rutord the Soviet ark and the na ping board steamer Aggmen will be repaired there over about two months. A $400,000 fund is planned and two 43,000 ton battleships may be built, with Ottawa Canada reporting endings by March 31.
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Trans New York
Yerookis Navy Yard
Rutord
Aggmen
He Euford
Minors Fined in Pool Hall Violation Case
A court heard a case at 310 Central Avenue alleging minors entered a pool hall on Boston Avenue during a party. The defendants faced fines, with three youths each fined for the violation and one man fined $23 alongside others facing time.
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Central Avenue
Cheshensky
Boston Avenue
Gernaimi
Guillert JH
Diamond Dyes Offer New Garments From Old Clothes
Old clothes dyed make new garments with Diamond Dyes promising a flawless color on fabric from wear to drapery. The Direction Book guides how to diamond dye over any color, with a color card to match materials.
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Wrenen
Millerand
Davey
Mill Green
Testay
Uday
Meetor
Packard
Packard Company
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
Blue Ribbon Garage, Inc
Cannon St
Fairfield Ave
Sims
Pittman
Werland
Don
Sutherland
House of Commons
Argylesvire
Scotland
Tor Sutherland
Labeyns
Ottawa
Canada
Sai Pubil
Castile
Bragkett Company
Boston
BILTZ
Philadelphia
Scrapple
Shady Brook Brand
State ST
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