Harrowing Night Across Cities as Fires and Collisions Claim Bystanders
Reports from Hartford to Torrington and Boston describe a string of chaotic incidents. A critical injury in Danbury follows a truck collision with a freighting team, while a suspect faces larceny charges in Torrington court. Tide damage disrupts Boston waterways, with high winds and flooding affecting regional coastal towns. A labor union conference in Europe is noted with a resignation.
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Grengi
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Londen
New Milford
Danbury
Stone
Red Cross Subscriptions Received by Staples
Subscriptions to the Red Cross were received at Staples on Sunco Street. The chapters express disappointment at the final total, with many late pledges expected to raise the count toward last year’s quota. Subscriptions will be reserved by the issuer or county officers at any time.
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Strytes
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Golden Yin Street
Retailers Organize to Fight Low Prices
Trade groups form a national retail council to combat price declines amid a crisis. The council gathers 50 members from major associations including National Retail Dry Goods Association and National Shoe Association, with representation from regional groups and equal voting authority on council matters.
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Council of National
National Retail Dryganls Association
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America
Walle
Cleveland
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Menraer Dissneditinga Sviil
Compensation ordered for parent of boy killed at work
Compensation Commissioner EB T Buckingham ordered 312 weeks of compensation for the Luker family of New Canaan after Ernest Luker, an employee of Richards & Company of Stam Ford, died in a tank explosion on June 2. The ruling includes funeral expenses of $100 and notes the boy supported his parents.
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Richards & Company
Stam Ford
Luker
New Canaan
Ernest Luker
Richards and Company
Indian Votes Rejected in North Carolina Count
Asheville N C Nov 23 Controversy over Cherokee Indian votes in Jackson county ends with the rejection of all Indian ballots after a 9 to 0 vote by commissioners alleging ballot stuffing The action shifts election outcome toward Democratic candidates with two exceptions The Republican party denounces the decision and says it will take the matter to court
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Asheville
M. C
Jackson County
Republican Court
Jury awards Schultz judgment for $1081.73
A jury in the common pleas court found Rudolf Schultz of Jalg City owed by Joseph Wilder about $1040, awarding Schultz $1,081.73 after deliberations. Wilder denied any debt while Schultz testified the loan and partial repayments totaled the claimed amount, Judge Booth ordered the verdict recorded.
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Rudolf Schultz
Jalg City
Joseph Wilder
Schultz
Wilder
Schulia
Wildie
Booth
Campaign deficit fixed at 1500000 for G O P
Chicago November 23 The detail incurred in the Republican campaign to elect Senator Harding was approximately 1 500 000 Fred W Upham national treasurer announced here today to clear up a misunderstanding of his report filed in Washington yesterday Washington dispatches fixed the committee's deficit based on nearly 1409000 in years which must be paid back added to the total receipts
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Chicago
Harding
Fred W. Upham
Washington
Washington Dispatches
Leading Britons Asked to Tell About Ireland
Washington reports Hamar Greenwood secretary for Ireland and other British figures invited by a commission to testify. About one hundred invitees are to appear at a Geneva inquiry hearing scheduled for seven, per today's commission announcement.
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Washington
Hamar Greenwood
Irelaid
Pronch
Tord
Sir Edward NW
Ulster Tenapein
Moose Conmons
Greek government moves to speed new plebiscite
Fragmentary report indicates Greek authorities plan a rapid plebiscite. The text mentions Prime Minister and entente governments, with talks possibly opening direct negotiations. Readable names and clear dates are not confirmed in the surviving lines.
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Aten Tov
Shae Son Titmont
Ising
Fhallis
Entente
Enpibuks
Sdiied
American Red Cross Feeds Crimean Refugees in Paris
Paris officials instructed the American Red Cross to aid refugees from Crimea with a 21,000 million franc stock of supplies. The Red Cross is also shipping condensed milk from Marseilles to Constan tin ape to meet needs.
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American Red Cross
Paris
Ameria
Lina
Constantin Owly
Marseilles
Registrars Struggle To Estimate 1921 Name List
The Board of Registrars at Bridgeport works to compute a new city name list for 1921. Officials indicated they cannot yet provide an adequate estimate of how many names will be included.
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Ersenial VE Yair
Board of Registra
Hettor Bridgeport
Terday
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