Outline program of street work for Black Rock
A committee from the Third District Democratic party and Alderman Eugene C. J. Welly conducted a Saturday inspection of Black Rock streets. They urged administration action to address several badly deteriorated highways. Alderman Kelly met privately with Streets Superintendent Patrick H. Firepatrick, and a tentative repair program was drafted to send to the Director of Public Works. Also to be approached were Alderman Doherty and the street committee members, Frank Wargo, City Treasurer Fenn, H. Williams, and Tax Collector Kenneth Rift.
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Black Rock
Thire
Democratic
Eugene C. J. Welly
Avents
Kells
Pawricie H
Public Works
Thomas F. Doherty
Kelly
Frank Wargo
Fenn
H. Willams
Kenneth J. Rift
Shea
Restore Stale Bread With Quick Wrapping and Gentle Reheat
Guidance suggests wrapping stale bread in a damp cloth for about one minute then removing the cloth and warming in a slow oven for around 20 minutes to regain softness and freshness. The method emphasizes moisture and gentle heat to revive texture.
Ferry Boat Boiler Explosion Kills Four at Port Huron
A boiler explosion on the ferry Omar D. Conger in Port Huron killed four crewmen and a few others nearby, with two boys missing and three injured. The blast tore a boiler 250 feet into a dwelling, starting a house fire and damaging storefronts and a chapel. Damages are estimated at $200,000. The event followed a suspected water shortage in the boiler.
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Port Huron
Maren St
AnmaAgy
Omar D. Conger
Rangon A. Campbell
Wineer
Tom Bruckner
Kenneth Cratchall
Althouse
Earl Bond
William
Smith
Imorla
Albert Aalk
Black River
Textile workers strike widens in New England mills
Boston march 36 new England textile strike widens as seven Lawrence mills cut wages 20 percent tomorrow and one mill shutters indefinitely. Pacific Mills and others face potential walkouts as United Textile Workers push to curb dividends. McMahon cites 1921 dividends of 2.4 million and 12 percent annual yields while accusing mills of war-profit capitalization to depress workers’ living standards.
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Boston
New England
Lawrences
Sevan Mills
Lawrence Textle Council
Goly Mills
American Woolen Company
Thi’ Paettic Mills
Wool Aortere
United Textila
Workers of America
Pactie
Everett Mills
Tomorow
New Hampsnrie
Rhode Island
Concinayton
Rhods Igland
Dia
New
Hampshire
Lowell
Pitchburg
Massachusetts
Thomas FP. McMahon
United Textile Workers of America
Mt. McMahon
Phode Island
Pacific
Lawrence
Pacific Mills
Tantron
Unites Textile Workers
Labor Bureau, Inc
New York
Chief to Investigate Cause of Varnish Fire
Chief D. E. Jaynson of the Fire Department will conduct an investigation today into the origin of a fire at the Bissell Varnish Co. 277 Mountain Grove Street Saturday night. The blaze caused an estimated $2,000 damage confined to a shipping bed containing varnish materials for boxing and shipping cans.
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Bissell Varnish Co
Mountin Grove Street
D. E. Jaynson
Fire Department
Constipated and Miserable Internal Baths Promoted
A Cheater Pa advertisement from A and Garvin promotes Tyrrell Hygienic products. It claims the J Bk Can endé relieves constipation indigestion headaches and stomach troubles. Lingen's Drug Store offers to explain the product and provide a free booklet with Dr Char Newyrrell's testimonials from New York.
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A. & Garvin
Elatin St
Cheater
Tyrrell
B. L. Cascade
Lingen
J. Bk
Char ‘Ne Yrrell
New York
American Girl Reunites With Father After Long Separation
New York March 26 Joseph Spence of Uniontile Pennsylvania and his 11 year old daughter Mary Louise reunited after eight years aboard a steamship Kreonland The girl who spoke only French spoke with difficulty while a Traveller's Aid Society interpreter aided communication The family story mentions the girl returning to live with her father and older brother at Williams Trade School vicinity amid wartime losses.
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New York
Joseph] Spence
Uniontile
Mary Louise Spence
Kreonland
Misa Spond
Brance
Wo P
Stewart
Wolongbe
Williams Trade School
Buff’s Bantam Title Bids Draw Heavy Offers
New York report details Johnny Buff facing massive purses from managers Lew Lewis and others to sign for a bantam title defense. Proposals range from 26 090 to 75 000 dollars with conditions based on official weigh ins and past bout results.
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New York
Johnny Buff
Wat Lewis
Joe Burnan
Glinder
Lusas
Buff
Lewie
Lawes
Lew Diasmond
Willie Lewis
Abe Goldstein
Nset Golfstein
Lowis
Butt
Goldstein
Lewis Sigs
Tery Woight
Chreer
Goldsein
Burman
Articlan
Lewis
William and
Nate
Eddie Mead
Joe Lynch
Ian Goldman
Fele Vermith
Germany to Collect Surtax on Customs
Berlin dispatch outlines a surtax on customs to be collected starting April 1 to drive them toward a gold parity. The tax rate will be based on the value of a world mare, with rates aligned to gold parity measures.
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Germany
Berlin
Wil Fe
National Guard Bigger Now Than Regular Army
Washington reports the War Department plans to use the National Guard to protect lives and property during a nationwide coal strike. The Guard has grown to about 150,000 trained by April, surpassing the regular army, with rapid enlistment and state quotas rising across New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, California, Oregon, and Washington. The 1920 law places the Guard as a defense line second only to the regular army, subject to federal mobilization in emergencies.
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Washington
War Department
National Guard
Sime
Congress
New York
New York State
Tewce
Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
Oregon
Nevada
Laggini
Ghieto
Elemen
Texas
Montana
South Daxote
New Haespshire
Shess
Tadioagl Guard
Pershing
Nanal Guard
Tess
Variana
Girls Held on Charge of Passing Bad Checks
Mrs Altes T Hall and sister Ata Trumbull arrested on March 26 for passing bad checks to obtain funds. Henry Ding, a former soldier, implicated in the case. Confession linked to the women in the Massachusetts Rochustes area.
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Altes T. Hall
Ata Trumbull
Ais
Hall
Sean
Henry Ding
Rostin
Trumbull
Mass
Rochustes
Mentho-Sit-Phar Promises Quick Eczema Relief
An advertisement extols Mentho-Sit-Phar as a sulfur cream for eczema claiming instant relief from itching burning and skin irritation. It emphasizes its healing properties and urges readers to obtain a small jar from a reputable druggist for topical use.
D A R Plans Broadcasting of Eligibility Rules
Washington March 26. If a woman never barred will be eligible for Daughters of the American Revolution membership if Amendment 19 to the N S D A R constitution passes at the annual Congress in Continental Hall next month. The amendment and changes to by laws would end the age and descent restrictions and admit any woman who contributed to the American cause.
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Washington
Mareh
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. A. R. Congress
Japanese Diet session prorogued amid opposition row
March 26. The Diet was formally prorogued after a marathon closing session noted for disorder in the Power House due to opposition tactics. The House passed a resolution urging the government to trim military spending by 40 million yen and shorten conscription to 18 months. A supplementary budget of 11.6 million yen to raise colleges to university rank and the Jury system bill were approved by the House of Peers.
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Tolmlo
Associated Press
House of Representatives
Shelynd
House of Peer
New London Brakeman Dies From Injuries
New London brakeman William Morgan of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad died from injuries after falling between two freight cars at Cedar Hills rds. He leaves a wife and five children.
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New Haven
Wilam WH. Morgan
New London
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Cedar Hills Rds
Mississippi River Flood Threatens Lower Valley Rise At Memphis
Heavy rains from Missouri and Ohio valleys push the Mississippi toward flood stages. Gauge at Memphis stood around 41.6 feet with a daily rise near 0.8 foot as Cairo’s crest neared last night. Officials warn of further rises as Cairo and Memphis monitor conditions and crews relocate for flood control.
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Memphis
Tenn
Maren
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
Weather Bureau — oMeraia
MompHita
Cairo
Ilinois
Hevenaxburg
Mound City
Arkansas
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the McAlpin
Mcalpin
Notary Public
Grand Central
Martinique
Mcalpin Herald Square
Yomer
Mesarine Dire
Textile Workers OF
N. England
FINSH
Rhode Islanders
Helen Wainwright
Avem
Baltimore
Ethelda Bleibbey
Magiechen Wonselay
Honolulu
Pauline Hoeft
New Zealand
Regular Army
Costa
D. AR
Broad St. Ross
Based
Champion Coal and Gas
New Way
Rogers
Broad St. Carories
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