Curzon Leads Foreign Office as New British Cabinet Formed
The Baldwin administration outlines the cabinet with Curzon as Foreign Secretary and Bonar Law moving to the Duchy of Lancaster. Key posts include Davison as Chancellor, Salisbury as Lord Privy Seal, Hoare and Amery in top posts, and Neville Chamberlain directing Health policy in a cabinet reshuffle amid readiness for Parliament.
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Londox
Slay
Associated Press
Tenisht
Aronday
Ihn
Robert Cecil
Andrew Bonar Law
Duchy of Lancaster
Bonar Law
Stanley Baldwin
Treasury
Fof Commons
Privy Geal
Lord Rabery
Eperu
Marquis of Salisbury
W. C. Bridgeman
House of Lords
Arquis of Curzon
Thsee
Devonshire
Heart of Derby
Indt
T Viscount Peel
Honorale
Montague Bartow
The
William Jtornson-Hicks
Absta Nent
Pensions
Honoorat
GC. Tryon
Buchy of Lancaster
John Colin Campbell David Roe
Youths jailed after false alarms for $100 reward
A 20 year old and a 19 year old in custody over multiple fake fire alarms and police calls. They allegedly tipped off authorities to the reward cash, with one admitting to ringing alarm boxes and another implicating him for cash. Police say both showed weak mindedness during questioning.
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Chum
Gaid
George Clemannu
Bostons Avenue
Robert Kinsen
Madison Avenue
Clemann
Kissen
Angel Ions
Gerrity
Erouka
Kisser
Iegemann
Jnut Tig
Local NJ youth held on serious charge after family rift
Local New Jersey youth, just wed three days, is detained on a serious charge following alleged broken promises from a guardian. Reports describe attempts to obtain information under duress, with a second youth also arrested. A mix of other regional notices follow, including veterans’ memberships, school events, and local incidents across multiple towns.
Couple Seeks Forgiveness Then Is Taken In By Police
Emelia Ciocetti a 19 year old and Joseph Fentony 23 of Boonton N J ran away earlier this month. They wed in Milford last Wednesday and now live at 872 Hallett Street. Fentony was jailed on 31000 bond on seduction charges after authorities located the couple and Boonton police wired for their return.
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Police Department
New Jersey
Emelia Ciocetti
Joseph Fentony
Boonton
N. J
Milford
Hallett Street
Fontony
James Glimartin
Lords
Fatigue Overwhelms Gary at Steel Institute Dinner
At a New York meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute Elbert Hary urged Christian business ethics while Prince Cartani Hatian ambassador defended Fascism. Gary collapsed from fatigue during Charles Schwab’s reading and left the platform as doctors attended him. the event continued with coverage on page two.
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New York
Associated Press
Steel
American Iron and Steel Institute
Elbert H.ary
United States Steel Corporation
Institute
Prince Galesio Cartani Hatian Ambarsador
United States
Gary
Charles M. Schwab
Bap & House
Commodore
Teimeeting
Murder suspects reduced to two in Holtz case inquest
Coroner John J. Phelan's inquest into the May 4 murder of 72 year old hermit George W. Holtz near Topstone Station heard that state police have narrowed suspects to two. Six witnesses testified including Dr. E H Smith and Dr. Bruno Weaver who performed the autopsy. The inquiry continues with additional witnesses to be examined if needed.
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Yopstone Station
John J. Phelan
George W. Holts
Yimpawang Lake
E. H. Smith
Redding
Bruno Weaver
Stamford
Holtz
Phelan
John Dendone
M. H. Dewanap
Alice Dewsnan
Albert Aigner
Mr. Dewsnan
Harry J. Barrett
Branchvisle
Tepstove
Texertot Bste
M. H. Dewsnap
Holte
Frank Viral If
Staiz Porcemen
John Kelley
Birgefield
Vireill
Bridgeport
Li. H. Smith
Umpawaug Lake
Smith
Weaver
Becomes Father, Forgets His Job
ROCKVILLE CENTER N Y May 25 Eugene Reed a gateman for the Long Island Railroad was told at 5 AM yesterday that a baby had been born at his home He grew impatient waiting for relief and after hours of calling received no answer He left his post and returned home to find a long line of cars and police who cleared the scene Heed was fired.
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Rockville Center
N. Ys
Eugene Reed
Long Island Railroad
Reed
United States France settle pay for army of occupation
Paris reports a signed agreement between the United States and Allied powers for repaying the cost of the American army of occupation in the Rhineland. The net cost about 250.9 million dollars is to be paid in twelve equal annual installments, with the first due by December 1, 1923, and priority given to US payments during the first four years.
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Paris
Associated Press
United States
Rhineland
Lunday
Eliot Wadsworth
Germany
Army of Occupation
Can Chance
Wallington
May
Pinte Department
Paria
Bilal Wadasyouli
Military Honors Here Sunday for Canadian Veteran
A Sunday 10 a.m. ceremony at St Mishaela cemetery will unveil a head-stone sent by the Canadian government for William Chamberlain formerly of Lee Avenue. A firing squad of six and Bridgeport British Great War Veterans officers will attend. Chamberlain served in France and died recently after discharge due to illness. Participants include Commander William Smith, John Pepper, Sergeant George Willingon, and John Porter.
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New Jersey
Chum
Swedish Baptist Conference
State of New York
B. Joyce
Bridgeport
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Keys C. A
En City Normal School
George
Wethersfield
St. Michael's Cemetery
William Chamberlain
Sons of Herman
Great War Veterans of America
Lee Avenue
St. Mishaela
Chamberlain
Farres
France
Communists Loot Essen Warehouses Red Drive Spreads
Paris reports the French government will prosecute Marcel Cachin and other communists charged with acts against the state. A cabinet meeting led by President Miller decided to refer the case to regular judicial channels as the Senate sitting as a high court lacks jurisdiction to try the communists.
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Paris
Associated Press
Marcel Cachin
Millerand
Senate
Justice
High Court Nn
Pwar
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Premies Poincare
Chamber
Ruhr
Br. Politzare
Greeks and Turks Move Toward War as Allies Intervene
Near East delegates prepare for a private conference likely to decide war or peace among Greece and Turkey. Allies include Romania and Japan with Joseph C. Grew among absent American observers. Ismet Pasha seeks moderation while Greece presses for territorial indemnity and cash payments. Jugo-Slav envoy Jovanovanyeh urges reconciliation amid Balkan tensions.
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Wtp
Dau Saden Ek
Thane
Bress
United States
Jugo- Slavia
Reumania
Japan
Joseph C. Grew
Spme
Greece
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Tis
Athins
Eliotherios Venizelos
Tsmet
Jovanoyneh
Balkans
Turkey
Humphreys Lake Named For Pond Near Derby
The United States Geographic Board renames the pond near Derby Humphreys Lake after a water body formed by the Stevenson dam on the Housatonic River above Derby. Connecticut builders contend the naming could affect a contract dispute and a state legislature session is involved. Stamford reports May 25 that Spnry Bierwith of Main Street faces forgery and obtaining money under false pretense charges. extradition proceedings will follow.
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Hartford
Can
United States Geographic Board
Humphreys Lake
Housatonic River
Derby
J. Henry Boranack
Connecticut, Taght and Sower Company
Tne Ram
Stamford
Spnry Bierwith
Main Street
Striker Ranks Grow Rapidly in Ruhr Unrest
ESSEN reports say bands of communists attacked warehouses and looted markets while most city stores closed. Three Russian agitators were arrested in Dortmund for bicycle courier activity as unrest broadens across the Ruhr with claims of communist troops forming. German officials request German security police return to maintain order amid walkouts and discontent.
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Essen
Reds
Associated Press
Berlin
Achtuhr Abendblatt
Ruhr
Dortmund
Reed Poliie
Deguvutte
Planta
Bandits' captive drafts his will beneath diplomatic talks
Leon Friedman, captive of Ami ytae Shantung bandits near Tsaqchwang, drafts a legal will witnessed by two fellow captives. He bequeaths all to his Shanghai-based brother Max Friedman, with J B Powell and G Ly Musssa witnesses. Powell bearing the testament attends an all night conference with foreign consuls and Chinese officials.
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U.S
Baldwin
England
Greece
Turkey
Near East
Essen
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Bangor
Aroostook
X. i
Gary
Corgrove
Dartford
Bridgeport
Tou Bogash
Bryan Downey le
Syracuse
Trace Champone
Philadelphia
California
Valve
Aid Mes
EL OM
Urookiawn Cannery
Bill Duhnston
St. Cloud
Latuste
Leon Friedman
Friedman
J. B. Powell
Shanghai
Powell
G. Ly. Mwussa
Bipo
U.S. Army 46th in Size of Standing Forces of World
In San Francisco on May 23 Secretary of War John W Weeks declared the United States standing army the forty sixth largest globally and too small for its aims. He urged restoring the force to a minimum of 123,008 officers and 000 enlisted men, criticizing pacifist arguments and noting low defense spending relative to 1913.
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Lazarus
Norwalk
Southport G. O. FP
Endorsemont
Voorhees
Winstedman
Fairfeld
Fairfield County League of Women Voters
Danbury
Wilbur
Salem
Stevenson Dam
U. S. Surrey
U.S
Rhineland
Loore-Wiles
National Fiscuit Companisa
Britain
State Department
LU. S
U. S. Army
Weeks
San Francisco
Standing Army of the United States
John W. Weeks
Association of the Army of the United States
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Sir John Bairdore
Shadow
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Misa Cinrelli
U. S
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Ottoman Empire
Athens
London
A_ Feuters
Constantinople
Edouard Herriot
Andre Tardiou
Tardieu
the Sunday Post
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Gelsenkirchen
Devlare
Wirksmen
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