Allied plan to bar Germany from airship construction
May 11 reports Allied efforts to forbid Germany to build any aerial craft, while Germany fears a permanent injunction could push the United States to a leadership role in airship development. Zepin director-general and Schuette-Lena shipyard head are relocating as transfers are negotiated.
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Berlin
Germany
America
Zep
Zep- In
Folin “Sehu
Schuette-Lenx
Shee
Passenger crafts incomplete due Allied attitude
The report notes that passenger crafts are completed but not operating largely due to the Allied attitude. Authorities cite political hesitance and strategic constraints delaying deployment and use. Officials emphasize need for cooperation to unlock the vessels' potential and safety assurances.
Port Harbor Clears Of Empty Barges After Strike
Port harbor shows first clear horizon in a month as the tug Lester Forsythe sails to New York with a float of light boats. Empty barges had cluttered the dock for four weeks due to the marine strike, leaving little docking space for loads at coating ports.
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Lester Forsythe
New Yorke
Hornboy
Compensation case at Stratford involves 17 year old claimant
The case of Joseph Ghicrelio of Stratford against the Albert Pick company, formerly the Smith Silver company, was heard by Compensation Commissioner Buckingham. The claimant, recently recovered from typhoid fever, seeks compensation. doctors Powers and Wheadon testified, attorney Samuel Reich represented Chierella. No decision was reached yesterday.
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Joseph Ghicrelio
Stratford
Albert Pick Company
Smith Silver Company
Buckingham
Powers
Wheadon
Samuel Reich
M. E. Church to Have Two Negro Bishops
Des Moines May 11 The general conference decided to appoint two Negro bishops to lead Negro churches within the Methodist Episcopal denomination. The committee on episcopacy recommended separate ballots for Negro bishops, with additional proposals to appoint missionary bishops and assign them to fields alongside regular bishops.
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M. E. Church
Desmoines
Town
General Conference
Dinosaur Skeleton Gift Presented to Ontario Museum
Professor W A Parke received the fossilized dinosaur skeleton, 27 years long and 43 feet high, donated to the Royal Ontario Museum. The specimen, found in Alberta, is believed to have roamed the northern plains a million years ago. Separately, authorities arrested a man in New York tied to the Palmer bombing case.
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Alberta
Six Boys Arrested for Auto Theft in Hartford
Six underage youths were arrested before 6 am yesterday in Hartford on auto theft charges. They provided Bristol as their home and said they took the car to head home but went the wrong way, then were turned over to Hartford police as the store incidents unfolded at Hartford Store Tunnels on Main Street.
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Hartford
Bristol
Hartjford
Steiger-Vedder Company
Main Street
Increased wage award in labor department case
May Jr. in LRINGTON reports the department of justice and labor department increased damages from 10000 to 16000 dollars in a case involving Roberta Ellas. The action names a labor department matter and a civil award processed today.
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Lrington, May Jr
Department of Justice
Labor Department
Ball
Roberta Ellas
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