Britain Upholds Crews Right to Rum Rations in New Rule
British authorities declare crews may receive rum rations under medicinal justification, asserting American port jurisdiction does not apply to liquor aboard ships in foreign service. The issue centers on treasury regulation changes aligning with Supreme Court views while guarding against confiscation under the three mile limit.
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Sinte Department
Supreme Court
Treasure Department
Treasury
Ers
Mysterious Shadow Behind False Fire Alarms
Two youths Clemann and Eissen admitted turning in multiple false alarms at Boeton avenue and Willow street causing police and hospital responses. A card reading The mysterious Shadow was found at one box, hinting at a prank. both face three months in jail and $700 fines for violations.
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Boeton Avenue
Willow Strat
Clemann
Kissen
Eiseen
W and
Weler Streets
Fairfield Av Nue
Meetings Tonight and Fraternal Notices Pasteboard
Tonight’s meeting notices list various organizations in Bridgeport including the Fraternal Editor group at Broad Street and multiple lodges and encampments. Other items reference maintenance workers and social orders, followed by an incomplete clothing advertisement describing a beaded coat with platinum fox details.
Strong Men for Britain's Cabinet Shape postwar government
The passage discusses potential Conservative ministers shaping Britain's cabinet, naming Sir Robert Baldwin Sir Arthur Balfour and Lord Curzon as key figures. It notes possible roles for McKenna Melon and Lord Hales in the exchequer and foreign affairs, and references shifts after the coalition collapse and aims for a unified leadership under a new premier.
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Alee
Luiden
Lanldwin
Minn
Domnaerclat
Fimela Inutiers
Tord
Robert Crest
Crest
Leyrd
Ariiles
Loresee Tyrellon
Lord Curren
Robert 1
Geek
Youth Spurning Pardons Endangers Boonton Couple
Police report a youth spurning pardon arrestee and a pair, Beth Boonton and Pontons, faced with charges. The couple allegedly wed after receiving papers, with a marriage at Milford by Judge Brown. The matter surrounds a pending warrant and planned return to Boonton.
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Iss Cigeetit
Pontoise
Eversilting
Fontony
Hallete Street
Fentony
Milford
Brown
Boonton
Urotigit Tarek Thece Pg Pris
Major and civilian die as airplane takes fire
Major Thomas Duncin of the army air forces and a civilian passenger were killed when their aircraft, flying over Bolling Field near Washington, suddenly crashed and burst into flames. The incident occurred today as the plane went into a fire and fell.
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Washington
Thomas Duncin
Army Air Rere
Communists Loot Essen Warehouses Contingent Report
Fragmented report describes clashes and looting in Essen as authorities respond to strikes. Four individuals killed in the unrest are noted, with police and city officials detailing actions.
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Essen
M Adoo Named President of Utah in Prediction
A Utah Democrat Senator predicts William G. M'adoo will win the presidency next year. He says the election wave favors M'adoo, with Ford as possible opponent if prosperity returns, and notes Harding could be served by 1.
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Utah
Washington
Willian G. MeaAdoo
Dia
Sennmtur Khan
Wre
Fenty Ford
Harding
Ward case to be taken up through a special jury
Grand jury convened as Walter B Ward of Fochene faces an indictment for the slaying of Lawrence P L Deters of Wavernill Miss The Attorney General Carl Sherman was to supervise the process The governor anticipated an arrival of the jury Monday and the case moves toward a trial verdict in the supreme court setting
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Ile
William Johnson
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McKenna
Trouse of Commons
Tern
Supreme Court
Carl Sherman
Walter B. Ward
Wavernill
Uly Teres
Putnam Mill Strikers Hit by Vote Funds Drive
Fundraising efforts target Putnam Mill strikers amid wage dispute in Cult Cann area. Reports note 400 workers seeking higher pay and temporary leadership changes as negotiations continue with management.
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Putnam Mill
Cann
Missing Man Reported Since February Fifteenth
The Bureau of Missing Persons announced a man named Theos Patariar de Torta ie it Sywenne as missing since February 15. Family members offered a reward and noted he formerly worked for Why the i Bile Manufacturing company of Cannon Street.
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Theos Patariar
Sywenne
Homer
Fiat
Parker Leaving Syracuse University
Dr Parker departs Syracuse University with George Albert Vial named successor at the College of Mines. Dean Harold Ka is expected to fill the post as the institution transitions today.
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DR. Parker
Syracuse University
Syracusee
George Albert Vial
The
College of Mines
Milten
Hareld
Isasas Univer
Fatigue Grips Gary After Institute Session
Gary collapsed from fatigue following a luncheon of the institute's executive committee. He declared he was well and expected to preside at the next dinner. A special committee discussed inaugurating a short day, with President Secrdin and Cattant presenting remarks likening Mussolini to Roosevelt in warning against radicalism and urging disciplined work amid postwar fatigue.
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Anish
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Secrdin
Rine Cattant
Tisaddr
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Roosevelt
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Ositengih
Mathee
Mussoli
Prince Cretani
Rossievisis Peal Tyrambine
Hthene
le Workvain Pau
Legislature Has "Dummy" Session Only 27 Present
A Washington dispatch reports the General Assembly conducted a nominal session with 27 members present in both chambers out of 296. Governors and aides shuffled through bills while no major business advanced. The session featured recesses, differing views on recall measures, and ongoing debates over medical practice reform and taxation.
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Barro
Piresene
Celal
Templeton
Adice
Secretary of State
Tery
Eate
Jon Everts
Plan to Continue Committees for Ballot Law Probe
Hartford May 24 The five joint committee of the General Assembly appointed to investigate ballot law workings and to recommend changes will be continued until the session under a resolution to be introduced next week. The committee is to report before adjournment and study the balloon bulletin during the session. Members: Senator Irwin C Atchison Sher man and Representatives Erneatt Averill Branford and John Hi Hit Shelton.
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General Assembly
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Sherman
Erneatt Averill
Branford
John Hi Hit
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