State Prohibition Enforcement Bill Passes House
Hartford May 19 The Connecticut House passed a prohibition enforcement bill parallel to the Volstead act with amendments easing penalties for those unknowingly transporting liquor. It also clarifies cider fermentation limits and allows cider to vinegar sales under license, while a Senate-bound appropriations bill totals 175000 for tuberculosis efforts.
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Riots Sweep Belfast Amid Bombs and Violence
Reports say wild rioting spread across Belfast tonight with bombs exploding at midnight. Shankill Road witnessed a shooting and serious injury as Unionists clashed with Sinn Fein Nationalists, casualties reported in several areas.
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Briand's Plea on Silesia Plebiscite Amid Treaty Push
Paris reports Briand stressed the Versailles treaty as the basis for the Upper Silesia dispute with Germany and Poland. He warned against preemptive talks with Lloyd George, insisting the treaty guides limits while urging equal stance in Paris London talks. Critics warned of a coming cabinet crisis as support for the government wanes before a confidence vote.
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Coolidge Confined to Bed by Severe Cold
President Blidge remains in bed with a severe cold at the capital office. Doctors advise rest for several days before resuming duties. Philadelphia moves to pass an ordinance setting daylight high hours from May 5 to the last Sunday in September.
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Tiger Woman sought in Georgia murder mystery
A Georgia police hunt targets a so called Tiger Woman wearing a striped robe suspected in the murder of W. H. Scarborough near Americus. Scarborough, owner of a small country store, was found dead with his head crushed by a iron bar. A hidden gambling room and hidden wealth feature in the case.
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Peace Resolution Ahead In House Early Next Week
Washington May 19 The House Sniders move to pass the Knox peace resolution in an amended form after a White House conference with President Harding and House Foreign Affairs chair Porter The plan removes the declaration of war and substitutes a simple US Germany accord urging timely action as Senate opposition renews the push for passage.
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American Ambassador George Harvey Delivers Maiden London Speech
In London on May 19 the American ambassador George Harvey, in his first remarks since credentials, told a Pilgrims dinner the United States sent armed forces to Europe in World War I to save America and aid anti German European states. He praised the Pilgrims and outlined a modern American character while defending U.S. policy amid tense global politics and speculation about the era.
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French Deputies Berate Briand Over Ruhr and Aids
Reports from the French Chamber show deputies attacking Premier Briand for failing to secure Ruhr guarantees and to harden measures against Germany. A move for US-led peace guidance was urged amid pressure from Lloyd George. In Bridgeport, Mrs Mary F Spear eyes Grand Jury duty as the first woman considered for county service, with ballots to be drawn next month for the superior court term.
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Fire Rages In Hold Of Panhandle State Liner
New York dispatch reports a blaze tore through the hold of the Panhandle State liner as tugboats towed the burning vessel away from the channel near Bedlee Island. The ship, recently from London and Beirlogne, was cut loose to prevent danger to navigation. A separate domestic incident mentions a wife stabbing accusation involving Huscano in a Lexington Avenue home, with hospitalization due to injuries.
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Rum Runners Thrive On Mexican Border
Washington report notes that the Mexican border is a dangerous theater for Prohibition agents. In the last three weeks federal agents have been killed at the chap dor. Smuggling across the border is rising as officials warn it would take a force the size of a small army to stop rum runners thriving in many Rio Grande states.
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Suburban Day aims to boost Bridgeport shoppers
Bridgeport merchants plan Suburban Day to lure budget conscious customers. Retailers promise appealing offers on May Tuesday with strong emphasis on value amid reduced manufacturing and wholesale costs. Homebound shoppers are urged to visit town stores for best prices while distribution ties to local economy and confidence in merchants grows.
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US Involvement Sought in Polish Crisis Report
A May 19 dispatch from Paris cites U S pressure on Polish Premier Witos to curb incendiary remarks and cooperate with allies in Silesia. Reports claim Washington pressed Witos to disavow insurgent actions by a rival leader while urging Poland to await allied guidance and avoid independent moves. Diplomats debate Washington’s stance amid Lloyd George tensions and French reaction.
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Bravado Ends in Death as Wade Faces the Rope
Elwood B. Wade enters the Wethersfield death chamber at 12 02 AM with a red rose and a smile. He bids spectators farewell, greets the pastor, and accepts execution by hanging, dying within seconds after the weighted drop.
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Sheriff Arranges For Nott Trial Amid Large Crowd
Acting under order Judge F. Maltbie Sheriff Simeon Pease plans to limit spectators in the Wade murder trial of Mrs. de Pichine Nou. The court will restrict public access, reduce press presence, and station police to prevent crowding as the trial proceeds next week.
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Liner Wrecks Near Miami After Sea Rock Crash
A liner ran aground off Riding Rocks near Miami on May 1, with heavy damage and casualties feared. A communications message from the ship suggests the near shore station reported the wreck and the Marine crew is coordinating rescue efforts as passengers await word on injuries.
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Taft named next chief justice of Supreme Court
A garbled but evident report notes William Howard Taft as the likely choice for next chief justice. The piece references President Harding and discusses Taft's anticipated role, with mentions of Justice Hughes and a continued court division. The text appears on page continuation.
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Weather forecast for Southern New England and nearby regions
Southern New England fair and rising temperatures. Friday and Saturday show continued warmth. Mississippi River region experiences high pressure and cooling trend east of the Mississippi. New Haven and Boston report clear to partly cloudy skies with varied temperatures and light winds.
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