New Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Arrives in Dublin
Viscount Talbot, the new lord lieutenant and governor general of Ireland, arrived in Dublin today. Only two news photographers and a veteran newsstand keeper witnessed the arrival, with an informal reception held. Election posters for the Republican candidates were already up as preparations for upcoming elections accelerated. men posting posters at Blackrock were arrested.
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Ireland
Dublin
Viscount Bet
Leutenant
Royal
Yes
Iceiny A
Viscount Talbots
Areemonys Iteraty Ie
Viscount Talbar
Iret
Blackrock
Crowen S
Allies Move Toward Ruhr Occupation In Plan
The Supreme Council plans to occupy the Ruhr with British and Belgian forces joining French, meeting in London tomorrow. Admiral Beatty and Admiral Grassie to attend, German reparations terms to be set within four days with May 12 as deadline.
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Ruhr
Marcy
London
Addmiral Beatty
Grassie
Reparations Commission
Germany
Fiz
Lloyd-George
Briand
Hambure
Benson Calls to Flag Amid Shipboard Economic Shifts
The article reports Benson urging flag signaling for support amid efforts to adjust wage scales and working conditions as old shipboard agreements expire. The board claims support from crew members, while a meeting with union leaders is offered to discuss terms, excluding wage reductions. A separate Budapest note bans certain dances by ministerial decree in a home affairs crackdown.
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Ping Beard
Mar
Nant
Cautionary Mail-Order Ad Promises Patent Medicines
A clipped newspaper ad urges readers to mail the slip to Foler & Co for a trial package. The offer touts Foler's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills for pains and rheumatism, and Foley Cathartic Tablets for constipation, presented as a cleansing remedy.
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Foler & Co
SheMeld Avenue
Chicago
Eleari
Foler
Foley
Germany faces debt talks and potential Ruhr occupation
The meeting of Somorras and war experts, attended by financial chiefs, produced a lengthy debate on reparations guarantees. Germany’s revenue measures and customs would fund the annual obligation if terms are not accepted within the agreed time. A final session in Paris is expected tomorrow before the Tuesday night return.
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Somorras
Germany
Ruhr
Cnej
Robert Stevenpor Horne
M. Brand
Count Sforza
Min Jaspar
Jimanen
Baron
Kego Mori
London
Enforcing Isthmus Bounds and Territorial Claims
The note states Panama cannot demand occupation of territory not part of the Republic and not proven to belong to Panama. It reiterates Costa Rica’s rights and upholds the boundary as defined by Chief Justice White, with the American government recognizing Costa Rica’s sovereignty.
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Panama
Republic of Panama
Costa Rica
Iastice White
Costa, Rica
Obituary notices from a Bridgeport area paper
Alfred M Gould, 60, died at St. Vincent's hospital. Survived by brother George Gould of Myrtle Beach Milford and daughter Mrs. Frank B. Cutler of Mortford. Funeral tonight at 7:36 from Morii ary Tailors Farnum Ave and William St. Burial tomorrow morning in Southempty on Mass. Also notices for Joseph Kusterer, Jim Mountain Grove cemetery, Mrs Helen Carpenter, Ernest Lincoln infant, Emma Roberts, Mrs Tolaniuna Carlson, Rosen E Blanchard, and others with memorial details and burial plans.
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Alfred
Gould
Alfred MM. Gould
St. Vincent's Hospital
George M. Gould
Myrtle Beach
Milford
Frank B. Cutler
Mortford
Moriiary Tailors
Remington
Farnum Avenue
William Street
Millard
Joseph H Kusterer
Joseph —Kusterer Westelé
North Main Street
Mervett S. Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Benjamin BR. Thorpe
Andrew Sistrand
Amel Brecklin
David Groninger
Joseph D. Gesso
Philip Weidenhammer
Jim Mountain Grove
Helen T. Carpenter
Hsien T
John D. Carpenter
John L. Carpenter
Norman Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Hal, T. Kearns
Ernest Howard Lincoln
Ira R. Lincoln
D. G. Waitfield
Bridgeport Hospital
Emma 4
Fyrtle Avenue
Chester
Warshall
Union Cemetery
Stratford
Tolaniuna C. Carlson
Jonna Caraiina
John Eric Carlson
Fon Senutt
Carrol Avenue
Carlson
Fairview Avenue
Noble Avenue
W. A. Smith Building Company
Sterday
Helen
Grace
Ryland A
Bridgeport
AlHstoni Tt
Springfield
Eugene W
Reedgboro, VI
Mre
Cora Smith
Shelbourn
Nervous Attorney Fatally Stabs Bride Then Ends Life
In NERVOUSNESS BLAMED a prominent Blue Earth attorney W Wk Hole stabbed his bride to death and then killed himself in Sacrburg Washington, ending a troubled marriage. The bride Iris Virginia Sizer, formerly private secretary to Holland, had traveled with him to the hotel where the tragedy occurred. Holland had shown recent nervous strain and strong signs of agitation, thought to be caused by recent disturbances.
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Senctiburg
Bay
Holeland
Bluefea W. Wk
Bob
Iris Virginia Sizer
Holland
Carroll
Bres Holland
American ships at Baltimore held by strike
Baltimore officials report that no American owned ships will clear the port today or tomorrow as the union agrees to a 3 percent wage reduction. About thirty members of the Jeal Radio Telegraphers' association are on strike, with the rest of the 204-strong naval crew at sea or ashore in other ports.
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Baltimore
Marcel Tingie
United States Shipping Board
Washington
Jeal Radio Telegraphers' Association
H. K. le? Comte
Arguaiistion
Nival
General Harris Accepts Blame Over Wilson Nomination
General Harris testified a New Jersey man named John W Westcott who nominated Woodrow Wilson at the Baltimore and St Louis conventions was brought into Bergdoll’s hearing as one of his lawyers. He said Ansell told him the secretary of war would remember Westcott for that nomination during Bergdoll’s appeal preparations.
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John W. Wescott
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
St. Louis
Bergdoll
Harris
Ahr. Ansell
Westcott
President Wilson
Courting Parlors Planned in Workingmen’s Houses
London officials announce future provision of courting parlors in working class homes. The spaces will be for younger couples to court under the mother’s watchful eye, part of a push for a best room in every home to aid suitors and curb street wooing amid English social reforms.
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London
National Housing and Town Planning Committee
England
Burglar Killed by Man Trap At Zukor Home
A crude trap using a shotgun attached to a cellar door knob by a cord killed a burglar in the home of motion picture producer Adolph Zukor in New York. The device snapped shut when the intruder triggered it, and he died instantly as the gun fired.
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New York
Adolph Zukor
Yack
al Burglar
Elkhunter ranchman markets wild animals across the country
West Wyoming ranchman visiting Chicago to fill orders for elk prairie dogs and other wildlife from his Big Horn country ranch near Custer. He plans to preserve native species, hosts famous figures, and has drawn interest from royal guests. Funeral details mentioned for a Cincinnati detective.
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Sauraba
Baton
West
Wyo
Chicago
Yedéric Renvington
Bret Hart
Ann
Big Horn Mountains
Custer
Buffalo
United States
Mr. Eaton
Buffato Bill
Théodore Roosevelt
Texas Jack Yellowstone
John Burroughs
Legion Opposes Buckley’s Bill in Bridgeport Meeting
The American Legion Bridgeport posts discuss opposition to Buckley’s bill, move headquarters, appoint a Memorial Day committee, and plan flag display and funeral escorts. A tickets block and local publicity efforts are noted, with calls for merchants to fly flags for soldiers’ processions and for undertakers to provide details for public notices.
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William Tridents
Manfield
Fairfied
Legion
Milford
Bridgeport
France
American Legion
Giheers
Chamber Commerce
Kiwanis
Rotary Sini
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis, Fatary
Sex hints to church by famous woman
London April 2 Dr Mike Stopes a famous woman reader told a lecture for the Woman's Freedom League that the sex question can be solved by joyous motherhood. She warned against weak over intellectual women and said graphic disease is reduced when mothers are happy with planned births and without unwanted children.
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London
Mike Stopes
Woman's Freedom League
Church of Hogland
London Flats to House 500 in Crescent Blocks
London unveils plans to build three hundred five room flats in crescent shaped blocks inspired by New York tenements. Self contained units will feature two to five rooms with bathrooms, electric light, gas, and ventilation, as slums are cleared and century old rows demolished for private development.
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Losdgn
Oce
Lantan
New York
Tause Prey
Charities Before Mayor Aid for Ex Soldiers
Letters urge employment assistance for former service men. Mayor Wilson and Chamber of Commerce discuss relief conditions and potential funding. Secretary Price and Joseph Burns describe efforts to use chamber channels to secure work. a proposal to fund relief through existing measures is debated.
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Wilson
KALON
Fey Ford
Uf Vernigar
Secretart’ Price
Erica
Ity
Pee
Council Admits Deficit Illegal in Bridgeport Bill
Bridgeport council discussed a 50000 dollar bill from Bridgeport Construction Co amid questions of legality. The council seeks legislative action to validate prior appropriations that funded materials and services, despite injunctions blocking payment. The measure aims to authorize debts arising from contracts exceeding appropriations without bids.
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Bridgeport Construction Company
Thomas M. Cullinan
Edward Mooney
Common Council
General Assembly
Board of Apportionment and Taxation
Fits
Bridgeport
Annual Meeting of Connecticut Child Welfare Association
The Connecticut Child Welfare Association held its annual meeting in Audoloistows May 2. Elected officers include Pras Austin Chenry of South Manchester as vice president Mes. Percy T. Walden of New Haven as secretary, Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith of Farmington as treasurer, Nathan J. Tec of Manchester as committee member, Mrs. Rosemary Anderson of New London, Miss Marjorie Chenier of South Manchester, Arthur AR Elis of Waterloo, Miss Eleanor Ferguson of Hartford, Arthur H. Farley of Hartford, Miss Jina M Thipps of New Haven, and Rev Mt J Fugge of Hartford.
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Audolistows
Connecticut Child Welfare Associaction
Pras Austin Chenry
South Manchester
Percy T. Walden
Hiven
Herbert "Nox Smith Farmington
Nathan J
Rosemary Anderson
New London
Marjorie Chener
Arthur AR. Elis
Waterloo
Eleanor Perguson
Hartford
Arthur H. Farley
Jina M Thipps
New Weven
Rev
Mt J
Fug
Worst Is Over Say Employers Amid Factory Slump Revives
Employers say the worst is past as factory rhythms show revival after a period of reduced hours. Weekly hours edged up to about 57.5 on a trend toward normal, with 34 percent higher output noted in April as manufacturers expect a full return to normal by mid year. Industry leaders, including Alphеus Winter of the Manufacture Association and Seward Price of the Department of Commerce, foresee sustained improvement and plan surveys to gauge total worker hours.
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Ani
Mares
Alpheus Winter
Seneral
Sada
Courso
Gevera
Winter
Giessionaire
Mder of Commerce
Seward Price
Fires Probe Interruption Delays State Investigation
State Police Serjeant Vir Ti overseeing the Jennings fire in Mairtivoid Tas Wednesday suspended his probe yesterday to testify before the Hartford state dental commission in the case of Von Wehern charged with no violation of the dental bays. Bergeahl Viel will continue by fire prove towas and was unprepared to act.
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Vir Ti
Harei
Hartfo
Ich von Wehern
Bergeahl Viel
Pra H
Dentist's Wife Admits Slaying In Troubled Trial
A tangled report centers on Mrs Rowland and alleged ties to EM and a dentist's death. Testimony recounts suspicions regarding hygiene and motives, with claims of monetary dealings and questioned alibis.
Military honors attend funeral of naval gunner
The funeral of naval gunner mates from the U S 1 destroyer Grege, killed by an explosion, was held at Park Cemetery with military honors. A firing squad and a guard of honor attended. Rev. ALP conducted the services at Mortuary Chapel, Stratford Avenue, as relatives and navy personnel gathered.
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U.S. 1
Grege
Plume
Park Cemetery
Keering
Lake Terneds Boat Company
Genrze Sanger
Ans
Ct 7
Stratford Avenue
Cair
T. B. Parish
Oreien
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Benson
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Mungarlan
British India
Ruth
U.S
Nathal
Bride
Self
Razor
MAN Trap
Saar Bagin
Cincinnati
Lakeview Cemetery
Teun
Lillian Brandt
Mubver
Buckley
Lune Wid
Ipetinga
Vincent Kent
Wiliam Wheway
Taward
Drisens
Gaarles A. Sprague
Carl GE. Westerberg
Raymond J. Congdon
Merritt
Council
Child Welfare Association
Austin Cheney
Dorothy
Eantimicd
Virell
D. Auerbach & Sons
Lith
Zele Sieg
New York City
Trene Mailer
Rowland
Oman
Cra
Hawalihi
Winte
Lake Station Sound
Berkeley
Marlborough
Main
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Conn
Horlick’s
Modern Electric Equipment Co
Broad
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American Hardware Stores
Fairfield Ave
Middin Se
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