Government Tightens Narcotics Control Nationwide
Washington announces drastic new rules to curb narcotic traffic. A Narcotics Control Board will regulate imports and distribution with customs oversight from entry to manufacture. Crude opium coca leaves may enter at four ports under strict supervision. excessive shipments are prohibited and seizures apply to all non surveilled methods.
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New Testament? Hall Murder Adds Testimony
New testimony on page 11A claims Henry Carpenter and his wife were not at the murder scene. An attorney said their movements that night placed them at the Wheat home in Highland Park with Ginner Diere, contradicting earlier accounts. Witnesses may show Mrs Hall knew of her husband’s affair prior to the murder night.
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Harding to Press for Ship Subsidy
The executive plans to push a ship subsidy bill and seeks modifications to win Senate support. Proposals include tying profits to operators with a government clause akin to the railroad earning provision. Reorganization of departments and credit legislation for agriculturists loom as winter topics amid uncertain legislative prospects.
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Astor Urges England to Work in Campaign Address
Lady Astor spoke at Guild Hall in Plymouth urging Britain to work and back the League of Nations. Her remarks drew cheers as crowds pressed for admission, and she pledged to stand firm for policies likely to advance peace and prosperity.
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Fuel Report To Fuel Administrator Today
The technical advisory committee of the Fuel board will submit its preliminary report to Fuel Administrator Skinners this afternoon after an 8 o'clock board meeting at University place. The committee has held five four hour sessions, aiming for a comprehensive plan to aid the administration in a forthcoming coal allocation. The Bridgeport view addresses household needs and mine activity, listing available coal types and suitable heating equipment. The report may guide a new filing on coal distribution and include guidance on using soft coal.
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Pilotless Plane Demonstrates Ninety Mile Flight Feat
Historic tests show an automatic pilot system kept a small aircraft on a true course for 90 miles despite adverse weather. The gyroscopic system integrated with engine control promises safer, steadier flights and potential military uses including bombing.
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Britons Vote as Polls Open Today
League and union workers stand by as polls begin across the country. Voters press to cast ballots amid tight security and expected counts across more than a hundred constituencies. Final results and Parliament composition will not be known until Thursday or Friday night.
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Bankers Secret Meeting In Paris Sparks Market Speculation
Reported in Paris today an International bankers conference led by J. Pierpont Morgan opens tomorrow with strict secrecy. German officials, including Secretary of State Bergmann, may meet Morgan to discuss currency stabilization moves that could influence the mark and dollar exchange and trigger a large market swing.
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German cabinet files resignation and debt plan details
The cabinet outlines a plan to stabilize Germany with gold reserves and foreign credit, preserving internal gold bars and channeling half of proceeds to Versailles obligations. It proposes budget cuts, reduced officials, and reorganized state enterprises while maintaining eight hour pay and restricting luxuries. A conference on bank credit and permanent financial rights for Germany is planned.
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Germany Needs Cash to Secure Grain Supply
Associated Press reports Germany faces a looming food crisis needing about 800 million marks in foreign credits or grain imports over the next year. Experts warn that without large international loans or food credits from the United States, Germany risks famine as its currency collapses and Allied nations assess measures tied to German indemnity and economic rehabilitation.
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Rioting and Revolts Continue at Cologne
Rioting and revolts over the cost of living persist in Cologne and the Raine industrial region. Mobs plunder numerous shops including clothing, groceries, and tobacco outlets. many areas looted or smashed. Police charged the mob with drawn sabres after being forced to fire.
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Coal Seizure Ordered by Newburgh Fuel Administrator
Newburgh New York November 14. Fuel administrator Wisdom Perkins seized three car loads of chestnut coal on the Goulet property near Chester. Investigators found 60 tons near Goulet barns after deliveries to residents of Chester Florida and nearby Hamlets could not be housed. Perkins directed a local dealer to distribute the coal in one ton lots to residents.
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Boy Kills Brother Over Matches in Quarrel
In Chicago a 21 year old brother Renney Taveringr mourns as Robert Taveringr dies from a fight sparked by a box of matches. Kenneth claims he did not intend to kill. he says the altercation began when he asked for the box and was refused. The brothers had returned from a party when the dispute escalated near their home.
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Plan for Soldiers Agreed Upon at White House Conference
Washington dispatch reports a comprehensive plan for disabled veterans care agreed at a White House conference with President Harding. The plan aims to complete hospital work swiftly and provide necessary care to veterans, with no further conferences needed. Details of hospital numbers funded by Congress remain unavailable.
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American observers named for Lausanne Near East talks
The State Department announced that Child and Grew will represent the United States as observers at the Lausanne conference. Rear Admiral Beletel, commissioner at Constantinople, heads the American group with a senior associate. The United States will present the Washington government’s views without negotiating, with Tead of the Group leading the delegation.
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Bandits Beat Hotel Detective On Draw In San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 14 a hotel cashier was robbed of a 32400 hand hag while being escorted to the bank. George W McCullan of the Fairmont hotel was shot and seriously wounded during the hold up as bandits assaulted the cashier.
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Fairmont Hotel
Frank Berry
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Alygun
Democrat Wins Oxford Election in Special Poll
In Oxford a special election today, Albert IX Pope, Democrat, defeated Edgar B. Tureen with 116 votes to 0. The result follows a prior state election held weeks ago that caused the vacancy.
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Edgar B. Tureen
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Stata
Lawsuit Over Colds Against Pullman Company
A Boston area man sues the Pullman Company claiming illness after a trip. The case cites a December 1420 date and involves a dry woods purchase dispute while alleging the company caused his cold.
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Collision injures man on Communications Ave in New Haven
An accident on Communications Oak avenue involved a youth employed by the Wert Union company suffering a fracture. He was taken by car to Bridgeport hospital following a collision with a car driven by Joseph Kreigerman of 146 Sherman Street New Haven.
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New Haven
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Release of Dorothy Gordon Continues In Hearing
The hearing resumes before Master Peavy with permission given for Dorothy Gordon to be interviewed by Sheehan Spurcey and Gardind after previously restricted access. Packard had limited access to the imprisoned witness, and the record indicates Dorothy spoke normally and rationally during the interview.
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French say women are hostile to books Faris
A Paris discussion on women and books reveals a belief by writers that women oppose literature. The view, seen as natural in France, claims many women deter purchase of books, while men fear wives’ reactions and hide volumes to avoid punishment. One Parisian notes secret purchases under coats.
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War rumors drive demand and price swings in diamonds
London reports a surge in diamond demand as war rumors in the Near East boost prices. Experts note a revived market in Amsterdam and Hamburg with large-scale trading and buyers seeking both fine stones and smaller clusters. New sources and Fed openings push supplies, echoing past Russian Revolution patterns.
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Bargains Run, Flee, Cop Shoots Man in Boston Street Sale
In Boston a man and a companion tried to sell goods for half price on a crowded street. Police pursued through a throng near Washington Street at noon. La Monte, 72 percent dying at City Hospital, and an officer wounded Lamories. the suspect unidentified as police seek the second man.
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Grocery Cashiers Robbed Of 12000 In Akron
A robbery at a Akron grocery store led to the loss of twelve thousand dollars from cashiers. Police pursue suspects described as two men seen fleeing in a passing vehicle after the incident.
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Government Spends $1.23 Million on Rail War
Government expenditures tied to a railway shop workers strike last summer rise beyond 1.25 million dollars, according to a Department of Education actuary’s estimate. The report highlights costs from wartime speed measures and appointed deputies linked to the strike.
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Supreme Court hearing on Anthracite Coal Tax case
The article reports a Supreme Court session over the anthracite coal tax involving the Phas Collery Go and Roland Holsay, with testimony by Cor Faye porary and guidance from General Colima of Pennsylvania. It notes states including New York, New Jersey, Maine, and Delaware were prohibited from appearing and that the decision will affect coal tax enforcement.
Smyrna in Ruins After Devastating Fire
Nov 14 Jas reports Smyrna remains in ruins as fire devastates the port and city. Abdul Bey, civil governor, seeks aid from Angora authorities but faces delays and confiscations. Turks restrict entry and exit, foreigners fear relocation, and police patrol the hub as the city grapples with the disaster.
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Turks concede police control over their minority
Nationalist leader of the Turks concedes in principle the Allied occupation police control over their own nationality and agrees to discuss similar jurisdiction over minority populations tomorrow. The concession reflects the present tense of occupation and aftermath in the Balkans as Allied forces outline authority.
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Meetings Tonight for Fraternal Lodges and Societies
Fragmented OCR lists several lodges and fraternal groups across streets and avenues, including New England orders, protective societies, and local chapters. The item reads as a community notices page with multiple meeting venues and group names.
Leased Buildings Sought by Mullins Company
William A Mullins, real estate operator, leases his property to take over a ten year term for Tate Company. The building spans about 5 000 square feet of floor space with free use and the lessor plans to establish a shirt making plant with around 109 workers in the city. The firm operates a large manufacturing establishment in Brooklyn.
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