Finance Corporation Aims to Boost Foreign Trade Efforts
A public statement from the World Wide Stagnation group notes that since Mr. Meyer resumed office two weeks ago, the Finance Corporation has examined shipments and cotton and pledged to finance parts of the funds needed for foreign trade. The Billion Dollar Corporation is authorized to advance funds up to 1,000,000,000 to extend credits to exporters and support commerce with foreign nations, with a conference of southern bankers planned to discuss strengthening import and export credit mechanisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwashington
Sepeyer
Univerce
Conon
Stove
Meyer
Instamee
le Propos
Aléver
Airesdy
Ji Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Heesse Whetel Vindel
T Bankers’ Conference
Moyer
Southern Staves
Washingston
Chief Brown Resigns Fire Chief Amid Department Concerns
Fairfield citizens meet to probe fire department conditions amid dissension over equipment and finances. Chief James Brown resigns as head and paid manager. two firemen per company will form a board to report findings to the town board. Sarah Davenport dies in Norwalk at 64. Davenport known for litigation and eccentric fame. court battles mark her Wilton residence and eviction clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Gfield
James Brows
Fairfield Cejment
Gondar
Cywo
Fur Companies
Board of Finance
South Nomwalk
Mith Lounsbury Davenport
Yeats
Daniel Deavenport
Washington, D. C
Benjamin Davenport
Minneapois
Minn
Atom Timal Davenport
New York City
Davenport Hindmore Loan
Wilton
Ayrape
Miss Davenport
St. Marks Church
Dhe
Shestai
Bne
New York
Apo
Uncle Sam Denies Asylum Plea of O Callaghan
Washington March 23 The late department rules against the plea of Cork born former alderman O Callaghan that he is entitled to remain in the United States. The ruling rests on the absence of a surrender plea by Great Britain and notes asylum cannot be pleaded. Migration officials at Northlakdh clarified.
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Wal O'Callaghan
Cork
United
Tages
Deci O Callasty
O'Callaghan
Itd
Grest Titain
Nartalk Bhat
Bronce
Ambiaues i
State Department
Gan Ral Keinih
Nalionatals
Banus
le Peufer
Corgi
Taurt
Darius Figntias
Achota
Mersina
Mengi'oopa
Weather forecast for England and Atlantic states
Weather notes show fair and warmer conditions in England and eastern regions. In the United States, rain fell across the Atlantic states with improving conditions expected, as Wednesday brings generally fair skies and rising temperatures. Frost probabilities noted. observatory data from New Haven indicates cloudy to clear conditions and moderate barometric readings.
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England
Mississippi River
Tlantic
New Haven
German Forces Re take Town
German forces retake a town amid fighting as the green police storm the Leuna works. About 1,000 Reds with arms were captured. Thirty Communists killed near Amman. Dresden reports 96 Communists arrested at a secret meeting. Rail lines north to south remain out of operation due to dynamited bridges. Berlin streets show armored cars and troops amid insecurity.
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Tig Leuna
Green
Amman
Dresden
Germany
Soal
Nalige
Berlin
Wilhelmese
Zeitung Puha
Trisieben
Rennin
Union Barbers Quit Following Wage Cuts
Union barbers at several shops halted operations after wage reductions. The move affects stores along Main Street and Central avenues, with workers citing rising expenses and industry downturn. The strikes could shorten hours and impact daily grooming services in the area.
Boston Protests O Callaghan Presence in City
Boston letters protest against the presence of Tonal J. O'Callaghan, Cork mayor, noted amid a hostile reception. The Guardian with editorial guidance condemns allowing admission to the country and calls it a stealthy premeditated violation of law, urging immediate deportation.
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Boston
O'Callaghan
BOSON
Furihos
Santry
Tonal
J. O
Coroner to Probe Death of Steen Update
Coroner Joan J. Phelan planned inspection of the accident scene as details emerge from a party trip that ended in a fatal collision near Bridgeport. Miss Kolb and others recount a night of dining and dancing before the car struck a gutter, with Steen and two companions killed and at least one injured. The victims were connected to local employment bureaus and residents of nearby avenues. Burial is set at Greenwood Cemetery after services at the Presbyterian church.
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Vairfehl
Ne Algol
Lnk
May Hone
Bridgeport
New York
Missikell
Tor Bridgeport
Lem
M. Boll
Rex
Lanistan Avenue
Steen
Fragmented account of a dangerous brain surgery and recovery attempt
A chaotic report describes a surgeon removing a bullet from a prisoner's brain in a two minute operation. The patient Al reportedly remained unable to sit during the procedure and doctors express optimism for recovery and restored mental function.
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Chapman
Leordowski
Tim
Uhauer
Kapman
Tran
Chapiheether
Newand
Devon man killed in crash near bridge
A Devon man died in a highway crash involving two vehicles at a bridge area. State guard Charles Gaff said both drivers traveled about 20 miles an hour, with immediate medical effort failing to save the victim. Authorities described the scene and ongoing investigation into the accident.
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Dela A
Ratts
Charles Gaff
Guart
Harding appoints investigators of veterans relief panel
President Harding names a committee led by Brig. Gen. Charles Mawes of Chicago to probe War Risk Insurance and the Veterans Bureau. The group includes Roosevelt aide D. L. Nobla and Legion leaders, aiming to study hospital care, vocational training, and compensation amid expected future policy shifts. The panel will begin work in April, following Harding's endorsement of the appointees.
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Chicago
American Legion
W. Miller
Delutiure
Useion
Mnodare Roosevelt
Secrchat of
The
Navy
Dovelas Nobiea
New York
Roosevelt_ Teun Lihewis
Indianapolis
Ming Werk- Wrankiin D'Olien
Philadelphia
aAmerigin
Legion
S. Henry Tha
Pits
Milton
Toveman
Afi Aono
Berry
Lendtseonysie
Town
J. Gktognar
Bultate
Lonashrresmen’s Union
Commindee
Dear Harding
French Tell Turks Sympathy Follows British Alliance
LiS.DON. Gouraud, in the east, arrived Constantinople yesterday and issued a press statement promising sympathy to the Turks, asserting Turkey is subordinated to the British alliance sealed by blood. He notes a Franco Turk pact aims to avert nationalist and Bolshevik interference and to secure Turkish advantages.
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Lis
Don
Gouraud
Prence
Blood i
Brthte
Ile
Turkey
Georgia Court to Probe Negro Peonage
The Jasper county Superior court convened on April 11 to investigate the discovery of eleven bodies near John J. Williams plantation. Governor Dor, state and federal officials held a conference to consider the case and possible peonage activities in the county.
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Atlanta
Jasper County Superior Court
John
Williams
Dor
Sits Hation
New Haven Man Killed in Auto Crash
A New Haven man James Pii, 29, a trolley motorman, died when the automobile he drove left the highway near Molony Street Bridge and overturned over an embankment. Trolley employees stated the machine was in operation at the time, but details remain unclear.
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New Haven
Wallin
James Pii
New Maver
Alga
Trans Atlantic Air Service Plans Death Flight Route
Experts examine a proposed trans Atlantic air service that would not pay expenses. The plan involved flying a fleet with Weal gipplane engines from Bermuda and the Caribbean, each vessel capable of six tons freight, but cost concerns halted the project.
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Trans-Atlantic
Yal Riehard
Bordwaue Arrie Iteosivita
Bermuida
Hoat
Hye Hee
Cohen
Stwird
United States
England
Germany
France
Corks To Contribute Message From Britain
Unclear text outlines a request or statement about contributions tied to Britain. Mentions women in the Philippines and references to names like Kinane and web-related notes. Fragments suggest a historical or international context but lack coherent facts.
One fatally hurt in Arab uprising in Syria
Front page note reports a deadly injury amid civil unrest in Syria near Baal and Jerusalem. The incident follows an Arab administration action, with several persons hurt and a broad sense of turmoil spreading across the region.
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Syria
London
Dias Pateh
London Times
Jerusalem
Baal
Mount Carrie
Mt Natu
Harding Plans Railway Probe
Harding plans a railway probe amid tension over tariff policy and freight rates. Officials warn that carriers struggle to maintain service while seeking higher earnings, with general rail policy debated as the nation shifts from war to peace.
Obregon May Nullify California Land Grant Action
President Obregon may revoke the California and Mexico Land Company grant affecting lower California small land owners. A petition alleges the concessionaires failed to fulfill contract obligations and threatens widespread loss for Mexican farmers. Secretary Villareal orders a full investigation into the deal and its consequences.
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Delonge
Los Angeles
Ter
Esta Yany
Losmainder
Wl Pric
Ct Council of
Mexicali Efussa
Obregon
Secretary of Agriculture
Villareal
Immediate Start Will Be Made In Franchise Review
A chaotic, OCR like passage reports canvass results and actions connected to a mayor, commerce chamber, and employer associations. It notes the mayoral official and various committee figures oversaw results, with electorate support described as strong for a favorable plan and hints at funding for lands and employment measures. The text references a New Travel project and a broad vote outcome influencing manufacturing and industry groups.
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Wilson
Soward Prine
Commerch
Witaen Miyoy
Bs Chamhee
Comterce
Ihr Manufaciirers
Fois
Hiks
Kore
Tre Factor
Awa Ar Sy
Genoa
Pardon for Debs Hangs on Promise
The article discusses a pardon for Debs tied to a promised action. It notes General attention and plans to consider the issue that week, with leaders signaling possible progress if certain conditions are met. The report reflects ongoing political maneuvering and public interest in the matter.
Streets and sidewalks slated for repair by city board
The board of aldermen approves plans to repair streets and sidewalks, detailing a tour to determine which streets will receive work this summer and the dates for upcoming construction projects. The notice urges residents to expect repairs and adheres to standard city safety notices.
Unclear Text Summary of Historical Traffic Whisper
Fragmentary OCR note references Hast Shana communications and a dispute or event involving Prussia and a ten night cable. Details are too fragmented to determine participants, location, date, or outcome.
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Southern Bankers
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Brown
Sarah Davenport
Norwalk
Uncle Sam
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Tnien
Monneeicun
Nick Adileui
Umnean
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Ely
Po P. Am
Enebath
Pase
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Harding
Veterans’ Relief
Galbraith
Army of the East
Georgia
Great Britain
Philppines
Lariff
Conrol
Asia Minor
Cathnnedt Fron
Ceter Misch
Rain Getdenf Il
Middle Stragte
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Miseas
Serge
Warren
Wagl Men
Wrar
Sultex
T. Rein
Eiyddyeay
Pola
Sarge
Childers
Mee
Aésar Misch
Goldan Mill
SMARD
Wormat
Debs
Ona
Aivan
Dearie
Maine
Esel
Prussia
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