Budget Saving Claims Deceptive Says Mellon
Washington May 9 Secretary Mellon sees no immediate prospect of lowering the estimated deficit in government finances of about 340 million and suggests the 1922 surplus is due to deferring payments to railroads for political reasons. Dawes reports show a 1922 surplus of about 45 million, while 1923 may show a larger deficit. officials warn the surplus is theoretical and tied to political timing and postponed payments.
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David Lawrence
Teleram
Yfashington
T. C
Mellon
vThe
Bridgh
Dawes
Treasury
Charles G. “Dewes
Congress
Jis
Director Dawes
Hartford Youth Found Dead Identified
The body found this morning in Hartford is identified as Lewis, about 00, of the city. Police say he fell or jumped from the fifth story of an apartment building, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances.
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Hartford
Lewis
Eranda
Passion Play Opens Its 28th Oberammergau Decennial
By Karl H. von Wiegand Oberammergau Bavaria May 9 4000 seats filled for the opening of the Passion play celebrat ing its twenty eighth decennial since 1636. Premier Count Lerchenfeld and Bavarian officials attend with international press. motion picture men seek access but the council blocks film offers. Anton Lang returns as Christ with Martha Veit as Mary but her portrayal falls short of expectations amid a festival marked by new scenery costumes and village sacrifice funding.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Oberammergau
Bavaria
Count Lerchenfeld
Munich
Welcome Press
Tour Mont
Yeilags Council
Festival
Anton Lang
Christ
Martha Veit
Mary
Jennie T Is Sold to Knickerbocker Ice Co
New Haven May 5 The Jennie T a seized rum runner from July 29 1921 was sold at auction today by United States Marshal Waiter. The Knickerbocker Ice Company of New York purchased the former liquor laden vessel for 1200 dollars.
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New Haven
Lighthouse Point
United States
Waiter
Walckerbocker Ice Company
New York
Prohibition Advocates Urged Into Politics
Rev Purley A Baker of Westerville Ohio urged Connecticut Anti Saloon League supporters to enter politics. He said protestors from Connecticut had never backed prohibition measures and urged attendees to contact their Congressmen with views on vital questions.
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New Hayten
Purley A. Baker
Westerville
Ohio
Connecticut
League
Royal Arch Masons Hold Annual Election in Hartford
Arthur N. Nash of Westerly was elected grand high priest of the Grand Chapter of Connecticut Royal Arch Masons at the 14th annual convention. Officers named include Deputy Grand High Priest FW Dedaen and grand secretary George A. Kiss, Hartford, with other posts assigned to lifitlists of Hartford New Haven Meriden and nearby towns. A dance planning meeting for St Vincent's hospital alumnae held last night discussed a tentative date. attendance at the business session was large.
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Hartford
Arthur N. Nash
Westerly
Grand Chapter
Connecticut
Royal Arch Masons
Taday
FW. Dedaen
Danoury
George A. Kiss
Isiah Baker
Ir Hartford
Smelley
William. Browers
New Haven
E LL. Darbie
Danielson
H.R. Kind
Noerwith
H. AL Day
Meriden
T. A. Hall
New Britain
L. T. Beath
Bristol
Berg
Grande
George H. Woods
Bridgeport
Arthur Lew
North Haven
Lewis C. Hull
Torrington
St. Vinocents Hospital
Esociacion
Fraternal Meeting Listings Across City Lodges
A transcription lists numerous fraternal and civic groups meeting at varied downtown venues including Italian Woman's Council 98 Beach Street Wowampon Tribe IORM Geld Building Monitor Lodge ICO Broad Street Adelphian Lodge C O F Broad Street Magra Charter Lodge Sons of St George St George's Hall Stratford Avenue and other bodies such as Tenth District Democratic War Men's Club Arion Hall East Main Street Central Labor Union 179 Main Street Walshe Lodge Scandinavian Free Eternity Kyoto Council D of 3 1128 Pyramid Temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Masonic Temple Household of Ruth GSO OF 497 Housatonic Avenue Seaside Council Royal Arcanum 1025 Main Street Cornelia Wilder Council Loyal Ladies of the Royal Arcanum 1025 Main Street Lady Howe Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty 1129 Broad Street Pioneer Camp Woodmen of the World 176 Fairfield Avenue Kimmeriin Lodge Shepherds Eben.
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Italian Woman's Council
Beach Street
Wowampon Tribe
New Geld
Monitor Lodge
Broad Street
Adelphian Lodge
Magra Charta
Sons of St. George
Sc George's Tall
Stratford
Avenue
Democratic
War Men's Club
Arion Hall
East Maing Street
Cornelia Wilder
Loyal Ladies of the
Royal Arcanum
Main Street
Lady Howe Council
Sons Ande
Daughters of Liberty
Broad ‘Street
T Pioneer Camp
Woodmen of the ‘World
Fairfield Avenue
Kimmeriin Lodge
Shepherds Eben
Germans and Poles Agree on Silesia Division
Genoa dispatch reports that Germany and Poland reached a territorial agreement on Upper Silesia during the Genoa conference. Chancellor Wirth and Foreign Minister Skirmul approved, with Polish Minister Olezewski authorized to sign a twenty year status accord with German Minister Schiffer in Geneva within days.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Europe
Upper Silesia
Wirth
Germany
Skirmul
Poland
Olezewsiki
Geneva
Miniater Schiffer
Lowa
Jone A
Chile and Peru Ready to Resume Good Relations
Acting under U S sponsorship Chile and Peru moved to settle their forty year Tacna Arica dispute. Ambassadors from both nations met with Secretary Hughes at the State Department and selected Monday the date to resume talks in Washington. Peruvians Hernan Velarde and Meliton Porras arrived from New York and will call on Hughes before the conference opens. The United States will not participate beyond bringing the delegations together.
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Washington
United States
Chile
Peru
Tacna-Arica
State Department
Hughes
Harding
Heii
Hernan Velarde
Meliton Porras
New York
Soviet France New Efforts At Genoa Conference
Cabinet discussions in Washington focus on Genoa talks. United States to maintain non intervention while pressuring Russia to meet international obligations. Officials emphasize continued stance on recognition linked to Russia’s international responsibilities and future developments.
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Tolo Genoa
U 5
Tharovehly
American State Department
Harding
Hughes
Coleeagues
Chiji
United States
Genoa
Russo Muse
White plans $25,000 damage suit against surgeon husband
Mrs. Bartha C White, wife of Dr John White of Tory Chester New York, announces intent to sue Major White for 25000 damages after a divorce action she fought and lost. She cites alleged conspiracy by him and his witnesses and notes a 1914 separation and prior agreement to live apart.
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Bartha C .White
John ¥. White
Tory Chester
S. Y
Major White
White Heges
Nat
Wrota
United States Army
Mra. Whiter
White
William H. Comley
Blosell
End of the Upper Silesian Question Foreseen
The text notes the near end of the vexing Upper Silesian question as inter allied authorities occupying the region prepare to hand over territories to Polish and German authorities. Troop withdrawal is expected after this transfer, followed by a post settlement accord between Germany and Poland including a commercial treaty.
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Upper Silesian
Germany
Poland
Genoa Conference Finds Neutrals in Favor
Allied talks at Genoa lean toward calmer, more cooperative views as France and Belgium edge away from open confrontation over foreign property and reparations. France aims to restore its industries before aiding Russia, while bankers consider a German reparations plan. The mood shifts from frenzy to cautious consensus amid warily optimistic signals.
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Genoa
Associated Press
England
France
Prange
Belgaum
Russia
Germany
Tangland
Makae
Europe
J. F P. Morgan
Release of Mrs Kinkead From New York Hospital
Mrs Mar Louis Kinkead, linked to the slaying of her husband Millis Guy Kinkead, was released from Kings County Hospital's observation ward after a nervous collapse following Miss Olivia M P Stong's acquittal. She left with her sister in Lexington NY and will travel home there tomorrow.
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Nimo York
Mar Louis Kinkead
Millis Guy Kinkead
Olivia M. P. Stong
Cincinnati
Kings County Hospital
Toth
Kinkead
Miss Stone
Jillia Gorman
Loxington
Kirkead
Lexington
Hunter's Plea Denied By Court In Temporary Injunction
The town seeks to halt alleged misuse of powers during a suspension period. A temporary injunction aims to safeguard trust and rights until the defendant's title is finally determined, despite some admitted and disputed claims.
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Uis Pr Judice
Then Get Acquainted Biker's Certified Playering Ad
An unusual advertisement urges readers to contact their grocer for commitments to a product described as soups entrees and deserts. The terse copy labels it as an advertisement and hints at promotional “certified” playing or product line.
Automobile Ruined by Flames in Storehouse Fire
An automobile and several furniture pieces were ruined by a blaze that started early last night at the Berger Furniture company storehouse at 79 East Main. Fire officials expect to determine the cause and extent of the damage after investigation. Earlier, firefighters were sent to extinguish a grass fire on Fairview Avenue Extension following an alarm on East Main.
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Berger Furniture Company
Fairview Avenue
Want-Ads Elevate Help Amid Post Telegram Press
The Want-Ads section gains prominence as a steady medium for assistance, aligning with the Post Telegram’s mission to provide accessible help. Readers turn to classified notices for support, guidance, and community resources amid daily needs.
Kidney Trouble Treatment Promises Money Back
Dr Carey claims a money back guarantee for a kidney and bladder remedy, urging sufferers to try PRESCRIPTION NO. Side Tablet. The ad touts relief from lameness headaches dizziness and puffiness, urging purchase from druggists with the promise of benefits.
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Jennie T
Knickerbocker Ice CO
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the Telegram
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Mars. White
Surgeon
Saner
Borden Eagle
Mrs. Kinkead
N. Y. Hospital
Hunter
Diamond
Diamonds
Mr. Diamond
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Washington Ave
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American Hardware Stores, Inc
Faircheld Avene and
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John F. Keane & Co
Men's & Young
Arrow
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Joan F. Keane & CO. , Sr
Bridgeport, Conn
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Mallory Hais
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