Refugees in Anatolia Flooded to Black Sea for Salvation
American naval forces at Constantinople battle massive pleas from Christian refugees pouring from Anatolia. Destroyers Barry Lawrence Overton Tyrab Trebizond relay dire reports of thousands of orphans and families trudging through snow toward ports, urging immediate evacuation by steamers from Samsun to Adana and beyond.
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Dave FitzGerald Demonstrates Respect for Gray Hair
NEW HAVEN Nov 27 A probate court hearing devolved into a heated verbal clash between Dave FitzGerald and Charles Hamilton as Justice Yon la Gilgen presided. FitzGerald disputed testimony about gray hair and truth while the mayor watched from outside the court. The confrontation cooled when the mayor intervened and the session paused abruptly.
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Navy Secretary Denby rebukes Naval Academy in inquiry call
Secretary of the Navy Denby announced a broad inquiry into the Naval Academy incident after a major football game in Philadelphia. He said the disciplinary action could affect the entire establishment but stressed most midshipmen behaved properly and condemned only a few for misconduct.
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Robinson Denies Stock Taken Off Exchange Lists
Robinson denies reports that the stock was removed from exchange listings amid market confusion. The company clarifies regulatory status and outlines continued listing compliance, asserting no delisting action has occurred.
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Fitzgeralds makes bridge tender by works director
Fragmented text references Fitzgerald making a bridge tender by a works director and mentions various names, places, and unclear phrases. The readable portions suggest a staffing or assignment note but lack coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to confirm a clear event or result.
Prisoner Roves from Jail and Greets Him at Door
Fragmented text describes a prisoner roaming from jail with officer Ludwig greeting him. Mentions streets, names, and scattered details about punishment and custody. The readable portions hint at a jail incident, authority figures, and possible legal actions. The passage remains chaotic but centers on a jailbreak or escape event and subsequent police response.
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Teachers Absent From Convention Lose Pay for Day
School staff miss a day as teachers are absent from a convention resulting in loss of pay. The event cited incurs election costs totaling nine thousand dollars.
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Lavery Chosen Candidate For Council Head
A crowded meeting led to Lavery chosen as head of the council with Aldermen Veness Doherty and Place proposing, while Carroll for Page and Kelly Buckley discussed injuries and expenses. The session covered polling venue use, school facilities, and finance items with debate on illness proofs and salary allowances.
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Windy City Debates Senator Speech Roils Senate
Turbulent session as a renowned senator faced criticism over remarks on foreign policy and wartime conduct. The confrontation drew interruptions from rival factions and a chaotic gallery dispute, with calls for order as debate continued into the evening.
Loan to Liberia Killed in Senate
WAITINGTON, Nov. 27 The proposed five million dollar loan by the United States to the Republic of Liberia was decisively killed in the Senate. A vote of 42 to 105 sent the resolution back to the finance committees, where it will stay until the session ends. Senator Simmers of North Carolina led the Democratic opposition, saying the measure could not be revived. It was supported by many Republicans and twenty nine Democrats, and opposed by thirty three Republicans.
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Miss MacSwiney Released After 230 Day Hunger Strike
Mary MacSwiney, tied to protests at Mountjoy prison, is freed on the 230th day of her hunger strike. She had refused sustenance since November 4 after arrest on a charge tied to Eamon’s actions. Hospital treatment followed as supporters sought access and authorities prepared for parliamentary proceedings on the Irish Constitution bill.
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Price limit set on Leviathan sale in oil subsidy section
In Washington the House Laborized debate over the oil subsidy section of the bill with amendments from Graham and others. A Graham amendment removing a five percent rebate for shippers passed 36 to 4, while Representative Oliver moved to fix Leviathan’s sale price, anchoring the government ship’s price amid broader tariff and subsidy changes.
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Factories Tax Lists Discussed At Conference
Malls of Atwater and three assessors conferred yesterday afternoon in the mayor's office on the policy to be pursued regarding factory tax lists. Manufacturers failed to list values. plan devised to examine property values and assessors to complete valuations by month end and finish the city’s grand total by January end.
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Stratford town council permits Sunday pictures
Stratford town council approves Sunday movie showings amid vote divided along district lines. Local officials cite public interest while critics warn of cultural clashes as residents debate hours and accessibility.
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