Prohibition ruling questions liquor seizures and law
Washington report on March 17 quotes Prohibition Commissioner Kramer assessing a U S circuit court ruling in South Carolina that the assailed act supersedes internal laws for intoxicating liquors. He says most liquor seized under revenue and Volstead acts would remain unaffected while some may require court determination, with large quantities awaiting status and no major interference expected in enforcement.
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Circuit Court
South Carolina
Washington
Unitul State Circuit Court
Kramer Id Ionignt
aoeThe
Nework
Lamer
Var
Kramer
Hel
Professors Paid About $14 Monthly in Central Europe
New York reports March meetings note salaries for professors in Vienna and other Central European cities are about 14 dollars per month. Bernhard Gieser of the University of Vienna cites dire conditions with suits, clothing, and basic needs unaffordable, and says American colleague aid remains limited.
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Central
Europe
New York
Vienna
Trafessor
Bernhard Gieser
Declanwal
Tioner
Wiside
Gel- 2Pe
Wee
Furniss
Doctors Despair Over Recovery of Lieutenant Coney
In Natchez Mississippi March reports say Lieutenant W Ds Joney a transcontinental flier showed a decided change for the worse as physicians offered hope for recovery. Injured soldiers were treated at local churches this morning at the request of the War Mothers chapter awaiting further arrivals.
Germans Blame Moscow Influence on German Coup
The piece reports German leaders fault Moscow for political influence behind the coup and outlawry, while noting German authorities seek order with limited troops from central governments. It names Herrsevering, a key Social Democrat in the Prussian cabinet, and describes suppression efforts after the Rohr ion revolt and Kapp rebellion.
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Chempentisgollapac
Moscow
United States
Hingland
Germany
Geo
Kapp
May fix maximum pay of probate judges
May fix maximum pay of probate judges in Connecticut as a judiciary committee substitute to a bill by Representative Dunham of Wethersfield. Under current law probate judge compensation depends on fees, with some districts reportedly earning up to 18 000 dollars annually. The substitute would cap salaries at 7 008 for Bartfora and New Haven districts, 4 500 for Bridgeport, and 4 000 for New London district.
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Martaford
Dunham
Wethersfield
Dunsam
New Haven
Bridgeport
New London
Burdiang
Vuced
Prear
Wiscongint
Lilt
Clie Clark
New York
Eward DB Grady
American Federation of Lano
Plorence Kelley
Tabor
Renorman
Amon
William Jennings Bryan
Phopa
Uversal
Ihe
Messape
Fréar
igst_a
Navy
Senate
Erie
Tda
Rhosmaiel de
Nuxated Iron Promises Quick Energy and Strength
An advertisement touts Organic Nuxated Iron as a superior form of iron for anemia and fatigue. It claims the mineral boosts red blood cells, restores energy, and improves nerves, with a money back guarantee if no results are seen. The copy urges physicians to diagnose iron deficiency and lists dramatic before and after outcomes.
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Francs Sullivan
Freiing
Nike
Eleven Peonage Victims Found in Georgia
Bodies of eleven African American victims were recovered in Georgia near the Alcovy river as officials investigate peonage and murder linked to Jasper county farmer Jon Williams. A confession by Clyde Manning, an employee, claims the victims were slain to prevent testimony, with verdicts attributing deaths to Manning and Williams.
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Georgia
Muonitcalloga
Alcovy
Agaimt
Jon Williams
Jasper County
Ed Tomether
Williaens Plantation
Department of Justice
Park Extension Will Disarmament Pageant Urged
Thousands witnessed a park extension pageant and a proposed disarmament program urged by Harding era lawmakers. The event highlighted plans for a public roadway around Black Rock and a possible boundary settlement with Pearsall estate as the city discusses future park development and recreational access.
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Harding
Aga
Mars
Aen Creek
Gilman Avenue
St Mary's
jyethe-Sen
Park Department
Black Rock
Travers Avenue
St. Mary
Fa da
Fark Department
Gy Pinginerr Ray
Wrf Jaw
Community Chest Campaigners Ready for Work
Campaign for funds to support twenty charitable organizations begins with formal start Friday. George S Hawley chairs the committee with a goal of 475000, the first time the planar approach is used to fund charitable nursing and other works for the year. District captains list includes Leonard Asheim and Patrick Planagan among many others.
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Community Chest
Stratfielder
George S Hawley
Bridgeport Gas Light Courpany
Ithe Aroan
Alereac
Jude Carl Foster
George Hames
Cam
Mt. Eames
Leonard Asheim
Edward T. Buckingham
John. H. Collier
Patrick J. Planagan
Fred WW. Harrison
Guy Miller
Horace
Merwin
Willam
Harry Walker
Mra
James Lo MeGo
Charles Wiliams
Foster
MP Todd
James Connors
Herman Geach
Charles S. Brady
J. T. Gallagner
Daniel W. Johnson
Litchfield
James G. Ludlum
Pierce, Jr
Maile Inhabitants Free Riot Zone
Report from Mansfeld area describes prisoners marching with raised hands, police at street corners, orders to bar windows, and a gunfire incident as crowds fled. Authorities threaten shooting after 6 pm, with unrest extending to Bitterfeld and nearby towns amid communist activity and factory security measures.
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Hettstedt
Mansfeld
Liewall
Vily
Mifles
Strogt
Wellstedl
Kiestermansfeld
L 33
Eisleben
Tattsledt
Bitterfeld
Staan Phatfourm
Cesamruuriets Bs Leona
Te Baden Aniline Wid
Imatur
Greeks Report Eight Mile Advance in East
Greek army headquarters report the Greek campaign in Asia Minor showing an advance of eight miles toward Eski Shehr and Alan-Karahisney. The communique notes captures include 600 prisoners and four cannon, with other losses unspecified.
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East
Athens
Asia Minor
Ekl-, Shehr and
Alan-Karahisney
Half Billion of Experts Ready to Leave Soviet Port
Associated Press report quotes Mikhail Litvinov describing trade possibilities as Russia plans resumption of relations. Four steamers carry fixings for export while $500,600,000 in materials including motors, furs, lumber, and machinery await shipment. Litvinov says Russia would import agricultural implements tools machinery and boots while Americans supply supplies to accelerate progress and expand exports. New graphite discovers open unlimited potential with no other country rivaling trade prospects.
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Evrl Walhunla
Maren Ft
Associated Preng
Mualm Litvin
al Goviel
Delemationa i Abv
Eezent
Bovie
Projesa
Washington
Associated Press Today
Jie
al Gorrad
Tre Faves
Limber
Lebaces
Uelstics Manhginese
Tavier
Fitky Saw Mills
North O Russia
Taively
Tevel
Lievinott
Russia
America
Judas Plays Big Part in Mexico Easter Observances
Mexico City and other regions held large Easter rites with Judas effigies burned and exploded, sparking processions and celebrations. Protestants attended in big numbers while Catholic services ran all day, and crowds scrambled for gifts from torn Judas dummies amid a nationwide display of religious fervor.
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Judas
Mexico
RTL van
Misnigu City
Tartmo
Weels
Weiais
Cibregen
Rumitianios
Jidag Aviot
Alexteo City
Axosla
Todians
AtroRe
Body of Cardinal Moved to Cathedral Today
The cardinal’s body will be moved from his chamber to the cathedral this morning, to lie in state until Thursday morning. A catafalque will be draped and guards of honor maintained throughout, with domestic and international dignitaries attending. The day also notes Easter observances across Bridgeport, with visitors at parks and churches despite threatening rain.
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Baltimore
Mare
Atte Erty
Porsaing
Benson
Wwtingeard
Gardimal Gibbons
Whytehes
Seaside Park
Beardsley Park
Intellectuals to Be Used Better
A garbled page note discusses using intellectuals more effectively in the context of international politics. It mentions the United States, Britain, Bolshevik ministers, and peacemaking efforts with referenced leaders, though the text is incomplete and unclear about specifics.
Obituary for Mary Gronsoss and friends at Bridgeport
Mary Gronsoss died Saturday at Bridgeport Hospital aged four or less. Survived by brothers Albert Dex and Huery Me Minus and Pearl Mo Janne, plus Mrs Leon Wool. Funeral at Frank Milke Chapel 778 State street with burial at Michual's cemetery. Survivors include Martins Smith and kin. services noted by local police and brigade reps. Burial later at Michual's cemetery with representatives from Beltforge camp.
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Mary Grons Oss
Frvil Vette
Bridsepark
Albert
Dex
Huery
Pearl
Leon Wool
Wuinary
Prank Milke
de Aken
Lyre Wseerle Company
Sreniide
Paotines
Matina
Smith
Hytdgepir Horphot
Ami
Wayne
Kate
Hue
St. Marys Thurch
Front Wien
Beldgepert
Thomas F. Burns
Kelly
Finbite Campary 2
George L. Wiers
John seSamard
Lach Cydenhrow
Gholiaraffaey
Amieos MacKaugah Burritt Wight
Michual's Cemetery
Motorcycle test ride ends in pedestrian collision
A man named William Teseng tested a motorcycle on Winck Rock road in Pairfield westere. The rider veered to avoid an oncoming vehicle and struck a pedestrian, resulting in injuries. Sergeant Meankirl charged with reckless driving while operating a vehicle. He was anticipated to arrive at State Parks for the morning proceeding.
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William Teseng
Winck Rock Road
Pairfield
Westere Doe
Attantomuzila
Boo Rhuly
Meankirl
Reckinsk Wyving Sun
Tim
Rat Attacks Baby in Cradle During Lunch Hour
A baby was bitten by a rat while in a cradle at midday, prompting parents to rush the infant to the hospital. The report notes the strike of the rodent and the ensuing distress as officials investigate the unusual incident.
Jewel Valuables Recovered. Suspect Freed
A police report on Saturday indicated jewelry worth about 1,200 dollars was stolen from a residence on Washington Avenue. The jewels were later found misplaced, and suspect Aspsec, who was in custody, was released.
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Jate
Busenc
Birmingham
WLJ
Washington Avenue
Aspszec
Gompers Attacks Anti-Soviet Critics
Gompers denounces anti Soviet critics amid labor tensions. He cites millions allegedly sent from the US to fund Bolshevik propaganda and questions support from major trades and labor councils. He notes several central labor bodies reportedly oppose his anti Hussar policy, though federation HQ stressed minority view.
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Nigeo
Tretzay
Wipers
Federation
Amali
Thls
Weather Summary for Southern New England and Vicinity
Rain and colder conditions move into southern New England and New York on Monday. Expect unsettled winds from the Atlantic coast with shifting directions and cooler temperatures into Tuesday. Regional forecasts mention showers, cloud cover, and a general drop in temperatures across the area.
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England
Calder
Thesday
New York
Rabr
Atlantic
Sandy Hank
Merit
Alain Anil
New Tyer
Rfom
Rfom Hiasent Wei , Eal Meanie Cin Hee Yoo! Lalerrid
Petreee Chom
Jane Ney Buveneye
Chaus
Gortlu
Washington
Coe Vichilny
Arte
Mintiebrook
al Nanae
Harvard class limits set to 300 entrants next fall
A mass limitation limits Harvard Business School admittance to 300 students in the entering class for next fall. The announcement notes a recent rise in applications and firm intake figures, highlighting selections by the admissions office as the class forms.
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Harvard
Harvard School of Business
Penn Savor JR
Ateline school notes stray words from OCR fragment
A fragmented OCR line from the Ateline school page mentions a mention of figs and a latch. No clear event or details are readable to specify person place or date. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper headline and summary.
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American Hardware
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