Stillman Divorce Fight Faces New Evidence Claims
Mrs. James A. Stillman accuses her husband of a frame-up in the National City bank president’s divorce suit. New testimony alleges Stillman kept an apprenticeship in his name on the Upper West Side and sometimes stayed with other women at the same address. Investigators note payments of cash for silence and a doctor’s admission amid the emerging defense claims.
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New York
Inge
James A. Stillman
Hugh Russell
Budalo, Tr
Vresterdar
Stillman
Dearest Honey Letter Doctored Declared By Beauvais
In Montreal Fred Beauvais denied forging the Dearest Honey letter used as evidence in James A Stillman and Mrs Stillman divorce. He admitted tampering after being shown a copy, with legitimacy of references under scrutiny in court.
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Montreal
Potter Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Halfbreed
Indian Guide
Dearest
Honey
Stillman
James 4. Stillman
Bosuvais
Bosuvais Denied He Had Ever Addreamed Mrs. Stillman
Guy Feitman
Apportionment Board backs short term note for relief funds
In a formal statement signed by all members at a special meeting yesterday afternoon the board of apportionment explains why it rejects using the city contingency fund for charities relief. It says a special tax levy is undesirable and proposes a short term note issue within the five per cent debt limit to meet immediate needs. It cites departmental demands including a $10 000 purpose and notes that a few thousand dollars could aid the charities department, while current charity spending runs high as unemployment grows. It notes two main objections to a special tax levy: levy difficulty and collection challenges.
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Board of Apportionment
Charities
STEAMSHIP MEN REJECT NEW OFFER
A New York report details that the executive committee of the American Steamship Owners association rejected proposed settlement terms for the nationwide marine strike. The move follows secretary Davis’s wage dispute talks with seafaring unions and the shipping board’s wage scale stance.
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American Steamship Owners Association
Adiral Benson
Flng Board
Admiral Benson
Irving L. Babs
Shipping ‘Board
Sea Service Recruiting Bureau
Ior
Fortg
Centinues
Washington
Iurther
Seamen's Unions
Davis
Agerman Shipping
Mellon Faces Enormous Task in Treasury Dept
Washington May. Secretaries Hughes and Mellon face a heavy burden as treasury changes since Wilson's era raised the department's size and complexity. The article notes a shift from a $1,060,000,000 annual revenue to a vastly larger federal debt and workload.
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Mellon
Treasury Dept
Mellén
The
Treasury
Wilson
Wilean
Treasury Department
Meriden Candy Shop Old Time Bar Arrest in Town
The Meriden candy shop on Main Street featured an old time bar with a fully equipped setup. Proprietor Louis Tones was arrested on a charge of selling liquor without a license after a recent arrival from Willimantic.
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Meriden Candy Shop
Meride Seon
Ranny and Epitin
Hast Main Sueen
Louis Tones
Willimanti
Sugar sells at four-year low on sugar refiners cut
In New York on May 1 refined sugar fell to its lowest price in four years after Federal and Arbuckle sugar companies announced further reductions of 14 points. The price for granulated sugar dropped to 1.29 per hundred pounds.
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New York
Federal
Arbuckle Sugar Heming
Ulster Rejects Irish Republic in Sinn Fein Talks
Sir James Craig warns Ulster will not consent to a united Ireland and peace talks may end unless Sinn Fein drops the separation aim. He says no step could force Ulster to join an Irish republic and negotiations hinge on Sinn Fein proposing a different approach.
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Associated Press
Holywood
Belfast
James G
Pieter
Hamonn de Valera
Wien
James Craig
Gamonn de Valera
de Valera
Lloyd-George
Henes
Ulster
Sinn Fein
United States to Join Allied Conferences and Rhine Occupation Plans
United States to join allied conferences with Col Harvey to be a supreme council member and Wallace and Boyden to act as observers. French ready 10 import poles if Germans strike. cavalry divisions prepared to move to seize rich Ruhr industrial region by May 13 if terms fail. Düsseldorf reports indicate occupation plans proceeding with two cavalry divisions under General Bennacque in readiness, to be replaced by infantry as needed.
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United States
Col. Harvey
Supreme Council
Wallace and Boyden
Duesseldorif
Associated Press
Ruhr
Germany
Duesseldorf
Bennacque
Henneague
Providence plant of American and British Manufacturing to be sold
The American and British Manufacturing plant on Charles Street in Providence, a major engine and machine builder, is advertised for public auction to cover $8,507.57 in unpaid taxes. The firm also faces tax sales on Admiral Street properties totaling $1674. The company, capitalized at $10.6 million, employs about 360 workers and has faced financial troubles since a February receivership ordered by a New York court.
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Providence
American and British Manufacturing Company
Charles Street
Bridgeport
Renny
Admiral Street
Jig
Jd In
George C. Vantuyl Fr
New York
Cunpiaine
British Serurity
New Haven Schools Adopt Daylight Saving Time
New Haven schools plan daylight saving schedules starting Tuesday after the board reviewed a committee recommendation and pending a corporation counsel opinion on legal compliance. The counsel indicated no violation as long as clocks are set forward and remain in effect.
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New Haven
OHANE
Seven
Stas Audi
Willimantic Liquor Charge Led to Arrest and Fine
A Willimantic man was arrested on a liquor charge and brought to Colurabia on a charge of illegal drink. Clark imposed a $100 fine and costs. An appeal bond of $1,000 was posted. A similar charge against Elinah was dismissed for lack of guidance.
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Willimanii
Ainnan
Hantford
Colurabia
Clark
Binnin
Banon
Baturday
Aimilar
Elinah
Cooperative idea gains favor with union men
In Cincinnati May 6 Organized labor seeks to fund cooperative societies to combat profiteering. The American Federation plans discussions to back cooperative work and endorse Miles cooperative groups. Council contemplates a declaration for fair labor and antiartist measures amid migration bill votes.
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Denver
Federatian
Cate Miles
Phy Council
Woman Ends Life Over Dream to Move to America
Mrs Catherine Idijevty reportedly hanged herself on a liner bound for Pinland after planning to gather a pedaemon for herself and her two children in America. Her goal to provide the children appears unlikely to be realized as they become public wards.
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Hungary
America
Catherine Idijevtyinday
Cabinet approves U S participation in Allied war councils
Washington May 6 The Cabinet agreed the United States will send representatives to the supreme council the council of ambassadors and the reparations commission. Col George Harves will represent the U S at the supreme council and Ambassador Walace at Paris will handle the council of ambassadors until Myron V Herrick arrives. Roland W Borden will represent the reparations commission. Formal notice of acceptance was sent. Harvey named to participate in deliberations. Boyden to sit unofficially on the reparations commission.
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United States
Supreme Council
Council of Ambassadors and Reparations Commission
Erade
White House
Retideae Malrera
Col
George Harves
Court of St. James
Souree Council
Walace
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Myron V. Herrick
France
Roland W. Borden
Reparations Commission
Harvey
Boyden
Wilson
New York foreign born population shows slight rise in 1920 census
New York City’s foreign born total reached 1,989,216 in 1920, a numerical increase of 1,618 from 1910, while its share of the population slipped from 35.0 to 34.4 percent. Russians remained the leading country of birth with 479,484. Germany and Italy also posted changes, with Italy adding about 47,006 more foreign born residents than a decade earlier.
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Met
New York
Poland
Russia
Germany
Austria
New York City
Rossi
Italy
Tfracco
Norway
Cuba
West Indies
Porto Rica
Paris Communists Oppose Mobilization Riot Nights
In Paris on May 6, clashes between Communists and mounted guards left soldiers and police wounded by revolver shots rocks and bottles. Arrests occurred as authorities move to quell a planned boulevard demonstration for the weekend. disturbances are reported mainly in tenement areas with limited public detail.
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Paris
Associated
Presay
la Liberte
Ty City
Prohibition Raids Nets Alcohol in Greenwich
Greenwich police and federal agents carried out liquor raids over two days. Frank Hagerr, an undertaker and saloon owner at 38 Greenwich Avenue, was arrested for possessing whiskey and gin. Bonds set at $800. Join Omni of Railroad Avenue and Greaswale faced similar charges with bonds totaling $307. Warranted arrests continued on Swambent Road and nearby addresses as officers recover bottles of whiskey gin and wine from locations including a store. The story continues on another page.
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McCarthy
Reston
Rafferty, Cantiltion
Welch
Greenwich
Frank Hagerr
Greenwich Avenue
Wis
OMNI
Railroad Avenue
Greaswale
Wharies Doran
Gate
Siwambent Road
Winder
Otdrexs
Senate to Vote Wednesday on Emergency Tariff Bill
Parliament discussion follows long session on proposed emergency tariff act amid cross party debate. Senators outline amendments and the timing of votes, with foreign aid and defense implications sparking assertions about national security and trade impacts.
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Senate
German Leaders Struggle To Form New Cabinet
Berlin May reports Germany cannot assemble a new government with ministers willing to accept Allied demands or risks to the republic. After two days of talks among parliament leaders and President Ebert, a nonpolitical "business cabinet" may be formed temporarily, with Governor Schwander of Hesse mentioned as possible head.
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Karl H. von Wlegand
Berlin
Germany
Ebert
Selavan
Schwander
Provvince
Hesse
Reichsteg
Wdst
Feminists
Democrats
People’s Paesies
Fragmented text with weather and self-harm musings in a late paper
The fragmentary OCR includes a troubled narrator musing on suicide and illness alongside a Southern New Hampshire weather forecast. It mentions a storm moving east, gales subsiding, rain along the coast between Cape Cod and Hatteras, and a general outlook of fair conditions for Saturday and Sunday.
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New Hingtant& Farthy
Cane Oi
Ape Cod
Vape Hatteras
Mississippi
Stindar
Fnglani
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