Connecticut House Debates Military Reorganization and Budget Bills
The House discussed plans to reorganize the state military establishment and police to create a mounted force, with other bills on appropriations, highway markers, veterans, and public works. Debate touched on unemployment aid via a Meriden bond, educational bills, licensing, and referenda as the chamber balances economy with state needs.
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Meriden
Committee On Military Affairs
Rudd
Silard
National Guard
Miliary Emergency Board
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Geddes
Itabell
Lamb
Morris
Payne
Lucius Barbou
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Peace Parley Talks Stir Irish Negotiations
Reports say negotiations for peace between Northern and Southern Ireland are underway with Sir James Craig and Eamon De Valera considering a conference in Belfast. The mood is cautious, with promises to meet and seek unity while negotiating governance for Ireland under central leadership.
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Siama Craig
Belfast
Nord
Iveme Procestants
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Sinc
James Ha
Central Council of
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Ireland
Mi de Valere
de Valeri
Mysterious Poison Death ofYoung Boy Revealed
A boy died suddenly from a poison substance with unclear origin while another boy fell gravely ill. Dr Garlick stated the death was caused by poison and investigation continues. The case is being pursued as investigators seek the source amid hospital notes and fading memories.
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Belckazy
Boresky
Su Vincent's
Gorosky
Germans Must Disarm Declares Prime Minister Lloyd George
A fragmented account reports British Prime Minister David Lloyd George arguing that Germany must disarm and meet reparations as the only viable path to a fair peace. He contends reconstruction goals hinge on German compliance and public opinion at home.
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Georgia
Conmail
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Wrance
Germany
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Dyer
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Ciermany
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Harding Undecided On Allied Invitation
The White House announced a post war Allied invitation to represent the Supreme Council and allied bodies. President Harding has not yet decided whether to send representatives to meetings of the supreme security council and the allied reparations commission.
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Wabhington
Supreme Council
Council of Ambassadors
Pie Eaters Crushed by Plumbers In Kiwanis Club Mirth Marathon
A garbled Kiwanis Club event reports Plumbers defeating Pie Eaters in a marathon style charity skit. The readably named figures include Frank J. Brennan and Edward T. Buckington among judges, with Alison and Price staking strong positions for the plumbers. The playful program featured Blue Sky, Pipe imagery, piano performance, and comic impressions, ending with lively banter and community savor.
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Pehedhion
Edward T. Buckinghton
Alewanfer Abaandi
Kirst Prey
Jeriinghurey
Seward B. Pelee
Mercy
Alison
Price
Plrogate Brennan
Bluse
Brandson
Plano
Uri Steinke
Wakela
Houston
Unclear Connecticut enforcement plan eyed in Congress debate
A fragmented OCR passage discusses proposed unification of enforcement in Connecticut, referencing shifts in prohibition oversight, potential elimination of district supervisors, and a move toward central authority under a Washington department. It mentions Julius C. Stromian, William J. McMarthy, and a committee of donors led by Mary Cireas, with local figures and a public welfare focus amid a broader reform context.
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Mewag Land
William J. McMarthy
Boston
Alass
United States District Attorney
Shipping Board to Hold Vessels in Strike Stand
The Shipping Board and shipowners remain firm as a marine strike nears a finish. Admirals warned drastic action and possible ship seizure while crews are allocated to more ships. Negotiations continued late, with parties silent on progress, as officials reiterated intent to uphold wage cuts and oppose welfare plans.
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Jay
Expressac
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Arreston
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Hanover
Meade Laward
Ehipyong Board
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Willman Benson
Samte
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Fe Hill
Clenan Ieade
Lloyd George Speech Defends Policy in Commons
London reports say the prime minister used a parliamentary address to defend policy and reject charges from Liberals and Labourites. Lord Robert Cecil urged softer language toward France while John Rhod and Asaunth pressed for moderation. Lloyd George framed his stance as reasonable and practical amid tensions with allies.
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Agreement Reached With R R Empl0yes
Twenty district chairmen of the middle Atlantic division of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Shop Laborers agreed that the 18 points recommended for a new agreement are acceptable without change. They were instructed to arrange immediate meetings with officials in each district to consider the agreement.
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