Five Socialists Found Guilty in New York Assembly
In Albany on March 30 the Assembly judiciary committee convicted five Socialist members suspended at the opening of the 1920 session on charges of disloyalty. Indications then suggested the Assembly would affirm the committee’s majority, declare the Socialist seats vacant, and adopt the related recommendations, with reports of substantial votes in favor.
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Albany
N.Y
Judiciary Committee
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Cleveland pilot breaks air speed record flight time two hours ten minutes
In Cleveland Ohio a pilot named Knight flew 340 miles covering the city in two hours and ten minutes achieving an average speed of 157 miles per hour.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jilot TL
Knight
Investigation Into Shoe and Clothing Prices Begins
An OIG inquiry in Boston reports agents from the department of justice began examining production and distribution costs in shoes and clothing. They reviewed manufacturers and retailer ledgers to assess if current retail prices are justified.
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Boston
Mar
Usuice
Eity
Divorce Calendar Showcases Tuesday Hearings
Three new petitions for divorce filed in Superior Court outline cases of desertion and custody, with Noyes of Frederick Vincent Noyes listed and Klinck and Brown Warner among others. Describes parties, marriage dates, and claimed alimony or cruelty as grounds, in a compact early 20th century docket.
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Ark Mead
A Trulby Mead
Bamue
A. Lyon
Ethel Frances Lyon
Ernest O. Nelson
Emma Nelaout
Catherine Gainther
Leslie John Gunther
Martie Osson
Knecht
Brederick Selundkneche
Gecy
Sune Y Court
Tamerrow
Vhford
Sami Catherine Groeren
Olga Law Filenuvieh
Lillian Matilda Ronit
Claude Wesley Routt
Helen Dorty Biddulph
Matthew Daverine Biddelsh
Diver
Florence Hough Noyes
Elty
Frederick Vincent Noyes
Parts
Aire
Lorie
Brown Warner
Beldaeport
Storn Warner
Algo
Mirmonys
Limiting Ruhr Troops Aims to Enforce Frontline Occupation
Patus reports that Germany may deploy troops into the Ruhr district but must not exceed the limit set by Marshal Foch in his August note. Millerand, in an interview with Le Matin, insists Paris will enforce occupancy guarantees for Mainz and Darmstadt and will resist excessive occupation.
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Patus
Thitney
Foch
Millerand
Tae Matin Tci
Tre Manus
Germany
Frankfurt
Darmstads
Judge Wakeman Sues for Auto Damage
Trial in common pleas court over a collision on the Post road in Milford involved Judge Wakeman suing Sam Eiskind for 2000 dollars after a car driven by Wakeman's son collided with Eiskind's truck. Eiskind counterclaims 700 dollars. Case before Judge Booth. adjourned last night.
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Bacon Wakeman
Sam Eiskind
John R. Booth
Wakeman
Mairfelé
Siskind
Window Smasher Held on $2000 Bond
Police say a window breaker confessed to striking four toy stores during a spree on Monday night. The suspect, Tim Linehan, 47 Rosndte Road, is held in bonds of 2000. if released, his initial hearing will be scheduled.
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Mwath
Orse Jinehan
Rosndter
Sie
Linehan
Massacre Report From Epirus Alleged by Pan-Epiroot Union
A telegram from the National Pan-Epirotic Union in America claims Greek bands massacred Greake in northern Epirus. The message, sent from Janina, names M. Toutetsis president of the North Epirus Society based in Janina.
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Boston
North Epirus
Pan-Eptrouc Union
America
Jandna
Southern
Eplrus
M. Toutetsis
North Epirovic Society
Janina
Indians as Textile Workers in North America
A brief archaic note describes Native Americans as skilled textile workers with numerous warp and pattern marking devices, embedding techniques, and many practical secrets for weaving. The fragment highlights high interest in their textile craft and technology.
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North America
Sub-Arctic materials and fur forecast boost trade mood
A United States commerce report hints at limited raw material production from the sub-Arctic, while traders expect a busy season and Indians report record fur prospects. A Washinton vista includes time in the Senate gallery, as Bridgeporter seeks to learn his own age.
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Activivy
Arctio
sub-Arctic
United States Commerce
Gompers Attacks Antistate Law In Legislative Session
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor spoke to a joint legislature session condemning a proposed industrial relations law. He argued for reform while urging workers to organize and press for policy changes through union strength. The address followed Governor Alten of Illinois backing the measure and prompted a formal response from lawmakers.
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American Federation of
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Alten
Ikansis
Ambiguous naval launch report from early records
A fragmented note describes Admiral iughea and Admiral Sly sponsoring torpedo boat destroyer Yund, launched near New York. It references John Melfiut and a vessel name lurragat but details are unclear due to missing text.
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Iughea
Destroy Yund
New York
John Melfiut
Lurragat
Fight For Communists In York Deportation Challenge
A petition for writ of habeas corpus challenging the deportation of William Thomas and Amy Thomas, joined at Deer Island on $10,000 bond, will be heard in Boston federal court before Judge Anderson. The case questions the secretary of labor’s decision that Communist party membership justifies deportation, marking the first organized attempt to obtain relief for affected members.
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York
Boston
Ameican Givil Liberties Union
William Thomar
Amy
Deer Island
Anderson
Secretary of Labor
Englehart
Communist Party
Untitled local notice fragment on October events
A fragmented OCR item mentions October dates and local authority actions with unclear names and places. It references a tie or query and unspecified parties, offering minimal readable facts about a municipal matter or meeting timing. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Michael Japelos Denies Attempted Death by Own Action
The Telegraph reports Michael Japelos denies attempting to take his life, claiming gas escaped from a defective tub attached to a gas stove while he slept. He states financial trouble caused the crisis and that there was no intention to end his life.
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Michael Japelos
Misael Tapedos
Garmum Avenue
Meg
Dudin Feotar
Sas
Iig
Suicidl
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Jiapes Los
Pide
Rise in Coffee Consumption in 1919 Compared to 1918
In the last half year of 1919 Americans drank three billion more cups of coffee than in the same period of 1918. The increase reflects an active vigilant nation that relies on sustaining nourishment.
Mohican Special Coffee Ad Claim of Perfection
An advertisement touts Mohican Special coffee as the finest blend of Mocha and Java beans imported from Orient plantations. It describes airtight sealled tins to preserve aroma and strength, with beans ground just before use for a delicate bouquet that reportedly drives millions of pounds in annual sales.
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Orient
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