England Seeks Full Report On Tomako Seizure
The British government requests a full report in Washington on the seizure of the British schooner Tomako and the Texas coast rival schooner Flame. The issue centers on naval enforcement beyond the three mile limit and the pending twelve mile discussion with the United States. The outcome may affect treaty negotiations and American control of contraband at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tomako
Landon
Das
Washington
Tamaka
Lelavy
Mp Twenty
Tat
Apne
Hughes
Itr
Seizua Wi
UN Ywuor
Amerriean
District clubs propose city appointments to multiple departments
Prolific district clubs endorse ten men for city jobs including the Police and Fire departments and high civil service roles. Names listed cover candidates for patrol and supervisory posts and a proposed deputy attorney general, with some entries unclear due to damaged text.
Sun Yat S Victory in Nov Train Protest
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Sun Yat Sen era events with mentions of forces opposing simity and provinces. Several days of des witors tight lis imply unrest around a train or factional clash. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to damaged text and incomplete wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantcus
Uing
Rsd
Wife Deserted by Husband Claims Danbury Home
Danbury woman asserts abandonment by her husband and ten children and her mother left with no funds. The Manchester mother of the poor claims George Mosher deserted them in Danbury Connecticut, with efforts toward relief continuing as authorities review the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury Home
Mancmaster
H. Xov
Manchester
George Mosher
Danbury
Con
Dhester
de Mosher
Connecticut
Toother
Eclectic Society Elects Secretary Amid Turbulent Meeting
A frayed Eclectic Society meeting in Denver ends with turmoil as members discuss the election of a secretary and the Examining Board, naming Dr. James Q. Terry and Dr. Mulligan notes, while pledges of reform and investigations surface alongside calls for resignations and safeguards for medical ethics. Dr. George Suetyte faces license action as per the Colorado Board of Medical Examiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian
Babe
Musdigan
Mulligan
James I. Hall
Gridgenort
Sueniee
Webb
Denver
Cole
Eharaing Perury
George Sueyte
Cormier
Denver Plystelas
David A. Stetokier
Cotorudy Board of Medical Examers
Court hears testimony in London couple case details
Fragmentary court testimony outlines the case against a husband and wife from London. Details about the charges remain unclear in the readable text, but the proceedings discuss where the husband was raised and the couple’s involvement in the case.
Thanksgiving Service At Local Churches Draws Crowd
A citywide service unites First Methodist, Salvation Army and United churches with Rev. Charles A Decker delivering the sermon. A grand rite follows at Trinity Church with a full choir and junior girls chorus under Florence Hassan. After, a turkey dinner and community entertainments including vaudeville acts entertain Bridgeport residents at a festive morning and afternoon gathering.
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Bridgeport
Chriss
First Methodist Church
Salvation Army
G. A
Charles A, Decker
Beeian Church
Ales Vnder Atlson Fwill Preaal
Churcr Quartet
Girtst
Parecipite
Apaglal Neusteal Petsgram
Mita Florence Hasann
Maxx
Trinity Johureh
Howe
Port Rosa
Bowies
Vandeville
Thorn
Viennese Claim to Hold Key to Race of Super Men
A Viennese scientist proposes that human traits like intellect and physique can be passed through germ plasm to future generations. He cites animal experiments and notes supported by professors from Cambridge and Yale, suggesting beverages affect heredity and that eugenic ideas could shape a new generation.
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Viennese
Louie
America
T Paul Skuntoarer
Weana
Lund
Uwin
Iisa
Shakespeare
Kammerer Saul
Nain
Ineret
United Sites
Severaieas
Seionuis
Yochhelman Faces License Loss Amid Sliploma Probe
A probe into diploma mill operations targets Dr. Junes Blair of TAO State Street Bridgeport as state officials prepare records from 40 concerned physicians for court use. The inquiry, led by State Health Commissioner Osborn, may send matter to state attorneys after discussions with other agencies. Yochhelman’s courthouse presence drew photographers, spurring rumors of his departure from the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliploma
Junes Blair
Tao State Street
Bridgeport
Mush M. Alverit
Stake Health Department
Extea
Iadey Dranney TE Osborn
Uni
Mienber
Thoard
State Heath Department
Westesgry
Welore & Pliyelpeat
Altarn Alea
Walter Holcomb
Lichttedd
Senator Johnson Urges Lower Taxes and Soldier Bonuses
Senator Johnson argues for reduced taxes and passage of the Soldiers' Adjusted Compensation Act. He cites delays and pretexts by leaders, endorses relief for farmers via lower freight and运输 rates, and urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to act clearly to ease agricultural costs. He emphasizes duty to soldiers and calls for tax relief in a politically charged climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Trams Department
Amnerican “Legion
Frelicht
Ganimeree Commission
School Janitors Get Related 100 Increase in Pay
City records show a series of fund transfers and reimbursements totaling thousands of dollars for city departments. Actions include a $100 raise for school janitors, transfers to fire prevention, and adjustments involving the water and tax boards plus various accounts and bond premiums. The meeting, attended by Carl F. Siemon as successor to a resigning official, approved clerical payments, bond premium handling, and several public works transfers for roads, garbage, and recreation equipment.
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Futgurorge Gispoxal
Chy
Kent. Ing
Tax Board
Carl F. Siemon
Linar
Sparse
Boncd
Building Commission Ronitingamt
Veovaty Tix
Chars Lier Rayislon
Charter Speringing
Wieler
Townlerk
Joseph Ff
Penind
Feltman
Aggiatan Y Treasurer
al Committee
Clarence EL
Jos
Baeriam Byene Roag Arcourt
Board of Recreation
Edward A. Drew
Wis
Silaclea
Board of Pollet
Cty
Meelminen
Milas Anne MekKelvey
Senator Cummins Loath To Let Go Births Now Held
Washington November 27 Only two coherent developments emerged from conferences at the Capitol today as Senator Cummins of Iowa weighed whether to retain both posts. The senator’s decision unsettles major party hopes for a voluntary shift from the presidency pro tempore to other leadership roles and to committee chairs amid House rule changes. A Republican conference is planned for Saturday to consider potential candidaies.
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Cummins
Washington
Lst
House
Senate
Cumrains
Laws
Interstate Contimere Committee
Cumming
Ledge
Massachusets
Iowa Senaors
Provident
Quest of the Palice board for a trans fee
The Palice board debated a transfer from the salaries account of 1 dollar to the Fire Department for signal system purchases. The matter was sent to the Fire board and then to the Board of Contract and Supply. Attorney Nicholson advised sending a communication to the Wardens counsel about payment once funds become available. Increases in the City Court ordered by the State Legislature but unpaid were referred to December. City Clerk Burdick was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
Ely
Thia
Fon
Bridgeport
Aydeautle Co
Couria
Bonda
National Guard
Guy National
Chy Forge
Cy Hall
Palice Board
Sularies
Fire Board
Lae
Board of Contract and Supply
Reeds
Nicholson
Dag
Dee Hall
Burdick
Sid
Lyric Tonight Presents The Song and Dance Man Comedy
A new lyric night features a personal appearance by The Song and Dance Man as the main act. The event advertises Tonight at the Lyric with a light repertoire of comedy and song.
Navy Enlists Two Pulrfield County Youths
Two Pulrfield county youths join the U S Navy here yesterday Alexander Speliing 19 of Go Cedar Sireet was sent away as 41 apprentice seaman and George ST Bane awest 46 of Houthooery was enlisted as an apprentice seaman Both will finish their preliminary training at the Newport Training seigion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulrfield County
U. S. Navy
Alexander Speliing
Go Cedar Sireet
George ST
Baneawest
Houthooery
Newport
Diamond Brothers in Hold up Case Again
The Diamond brothers face continued questioning as officers pursue new leads in the Cleveland Trust robbery. Investigators learned Morris Diamond deposited 9000 dollars in a Cleveland safety box, guiding a pair of detectives to recover a portion of the 43000 dollar theft. Witnesses include two Philadelphia chorus girls who say they were entertained by the brothers, aiding future arrests. Grandmothers and Baker’s vanilla ads appear in an advertisement unrelated to the case.
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Morris Diamant
Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland
Erie
Giamonds
Philadelphia
Thesa Glory
Morris Diemond
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Neary Sual
Megrath
Irernach Muldoon
Willan
Barker
James Mears
Dann Cansery
Lota
Turesu
Bern
Pilver Terbert
Antem Ferg
Patrolimin
Paul Senos
Hosea Prin di
Ephompson
Hosea Wiliaga
Oh Henry
Delores
Amd
Danaquay
Sneals
Cy George Mosher
Manchestes
Eclectic Society
Continent
Hiie
Macey
Tha
Resnilona
James, Q. Terry
New Haven
Seciety
Berry
Melletia
Tee
Missouri
Medieul Hantminers
Ita
Thomas Mulligan
New Britain
James A. Merry
New Maven
Assoc
Suny
Sania
Ate
Cing Tagellien
Yochelman
Yochrunian
Voehelman
Jie
Sarkillie
Galdon
Mille Steinjoy Super-Savings
Wea
Astrakhan
Son
Ele Seirate
Jac
Wwerg
Ors
Suits & O’coats
Met
Golden Hill
Middle Streets
George M. Cohan
NAVY
People’s Savings Bank
Main Street
Diamond Brothers
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