Belgium Guerns Plan for German Reparations Accepted
Paris Oct 14 The British foreign office accepted the Belgian plan for German reparations as a basis for inter Allied negotiations. The Belgian document outlines a minimum indemnity of 50,600,000,000 marks plus bonds and revenue from rail reorganization and monopolies. If approved, an Allied conference of heads of government may be called after the reparations commission takes full official cognizance of the plan. The French government has given a warm reception to the Belgian suggestion.
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Paris
Foreign Office
inter-Allied
Dphis
Germany
Belgium
Alles
Brussels
Opening of Fairchild Memorial Park Draws Big Crowd
More than a thousand people toured the 100 acre Fairchild Memorial Park at its formal opening donated to the city by the Fairchild family. Visitors were greeted by the Park Board, viewed island-like features, and learned the park will be a separate donation with its own park house and caretaker. Existing Beardaley park equipment may be moved to the new park as renovations for caretaker housing and work houses proceed.
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Fairchild Memorial Park
Fairchild San Gn
Park
Beardaley Park
Park Board
Seaside Park
Methodist Precept Attack On Dance Sparks Parish Debate
A Sunimae church session denounces dancing as immoral yet acknowledges art in moderation. Dr Quigley laments too little Christianity and condemns church fashions, while parish youths are urged to use the hall for dancing before others offer a less guarded venue.
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Sunimae
Quigley
Bigker
Christ Is Hope of World, G Sherwood Eddy Asserts
Dr G Sherwood Eddy former associate pastor of the United Congregational church preached at its morning service asserting two corses contend for 24 countries visited recently the challenge between God and man and material and spiritual things He spoke of experiences among Chinese and Japanese and the last 25 years researching world conditions He said the world is moving fast but still needs improvement He addressed the Men s Federation of Bible Glasses at the United church and spoke on The Word and the World later an afternoon service featured Willem Davenport organist and the Aida Brase quartet of Brooklyn finishing with songs and selections
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United Church
G. Sherwood Heddy
United Congregational Church
Christ
Japan
Xorsa
China
Eddy
Fainan
Bertin
Paris
Br. Eddy
Men's Federation of Bible Glasses
Uinited
Willi N. Northcott
YMGC
A. Wissttuenoon
Willem E. Davenport
First Methodist Church
Aida Brase Quartelle
Brooklyn
Former British Premier Heads to U S Tour
Former British premier David Lloyd George leaves for a U S tour from WAIMRIPEG to Minneapolis then through Chicago Springfield Louisville Pittsburgh and other cities before sailing for England in November. He attends a Welsh church service and delivers talks at planned venues including a noon luncheon and final stops in Philadelphia and New York.
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David Lloyd-George
Minneapolis
Boston
Scranton
Waimripeg
Canada
Jie
Minn
United States
England
Dominion
Prenmier
Government House
Penn
Lloyd-Geore
Chicago
Springfield
Ufa
Louisville
Sky
Arat Imi
Marion
Ind
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Pitttsburgh
Washington
Richmond
Bodies of Civil War veterans found in shack near home
Two Cleveland Civil War veterans, Samuel Harvey and Horace Upson, 70 and 71, were found dead in a shack near the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors home in Sandusky. Coroner theories ranged from murder over pension money to possible poisoning or coal stove fumes. a cribbage board and cards lay nearby.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel Harvey
Horace W. Upson
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home
Sandusky
J. Leblicn
Uric County
Jerse
Lebion
Marvey
Neal Douglass
Harvey
Te i
Poli
Meetings Tonight at Various Local Lodges and Clubs
A notice lists multiple meetings and gatherings across Bridgeport area lodges and organizations. Details include Fraternal Editor contact instructions, venues such as Red Men’s Hall Stratford and St Charles Hall, and groups like Bridgeport lodge L O O F and Sons of St. George.
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Meetin
Bridgeport Telegram
Chernels Tribe
Red Men's Hall
Stratford
Bridgeport Lodge
L. O
State Street
Bridgeport Council, Jr
Loyalty Lodge
Pioneer Joh
Sons of St. George
Stratford Avenue
Terrance Glee Club
St. Charles Hall
Sease Main Street
Samuel H. Harris Lodge
O. F
Heine Lodge
D. D. HW
Main Street
Dennmark
Wg Brown
Kase Ish Brothor
Church faces expulsion drive over theatre support
Amid threats of church expulsion Cr. Quigley urged his congregation to attend plays, defending the theatre. He asked, Can you find two better characters than Julia Marlowe and Mr. Sothern for tonight's MacBeth, promising more entertaining performances this Sunday night.
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Cr. Quigley
Jilia Marlow l
Mr. Sothern
Crichton to Leave Bridgeport for Vegennes Pastorate
The assistant rector of St Josh's Episcopal church plans to depart Bridgeport within weeks to assume the pastorate of the Vegennes church in Virginia. He is a Harvard graduate who previously served churches in Canaan and Bantam and has gained many friends through social work and untiring efforts.
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Stev
Arthur B. Crichton
Cag Yeir
St. Josh's Episcopal Church
Whl
Bridgeport
Trey
Crichton
iMarvard
Heiag
Canaan
Bantam
oNorts
Sailor Iker and Five Girls Stop Here on Jaunts
Jerome Sterne of Boston, a sailor by trade, travels across the continent by bicycle. He and a party of five girls named Obed Wilk, Suive Wilk, Martha Wilk, Lone Misher, and Shrimpie Meyerhoot arrived in New London yesterday after leaving New York last Thursday. They plan a stop in Stamford for further travel toward New York, carrying gear for a long journey and aiming to join the Uny Scaur movement.
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Jerome “Ack' Sterne
Boston
New London
New
Unig City
Obie
Stamford
Uny Scaur
Wiltle
New York
Thurstty
Anved
Obed Wilk
Suiye Wilk
Martha Wilk
Lone Misher
Six Injured In Saturday Crashes Report
Six people were injured in Saturday crashes across Bridgeport and surrounding areas. Police reported four drivers arrested for liquor and license offenses, with multiple collisions including John Martin and family, John Jr, William Brown, and others injured lightly or moderately.
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Pete Sans
Gorlo
Bridgeport
John Martin
Sanford Avenue
John Jr
William Brown
Leaington Avenue
Martin
Gentfos
Brown
Juessle Crittenden
Esse Fairfield Avenue
Sigfried Tiedeberg
King’s Highway
Jairfield
Wilgom Street
Andrew Penny
Ridge Avenue
Thomas Kamianka
St Bostwick Avenue
Mattie Warnam
Jane
Folay Hell
Westport
Norwalk
Ralf Avenue
Waldorf Street
Sonty P. Hinds
General Avenue
Hinds
Paul Hine
Sachem Road
Fairfield
Telegraph Pole
Seaview
Stratford Avenues
Whey Hine
Jamon A. Day
State Street
Linner
Martin Arndt, Jr
Noble Avenue
Louis Colege
Main Street
Wis
Michael Madara
Lafayette
Gregory Street
President urged to enforce law and curb liquor flow
The article argues for direct presidential leadership to separate politics from enforcement of the eighteenth amendment amid widespread violations in the capital. It notes federal permits and prohibition enforcement need overhaul, cites President Coolidge and speakers Bryan and Willebrandt at a conference, and calls for stronger federal, state, and city cooperation to stem smuggling and illicit alcohol production.
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Presid
Federal Enforcement Service
Washington
ofMfelala
United States
Agenta
Feder+al
Coolidge
First Congregational Church
Mra. Coolidge
Wiliim Jennings Bryan
Henry J. Alen
Kansas
Mabel Walker Willebrandt
Chary
Spielder Ayith
Finehot
Bryan
Bryan Iso
Wenan
Willebrandt
Smu
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Fairchild Memorial Tract
Methodist Chuck
G. Sherwood Eddy
U.S
Shack
Ney, Arthur B. Crichton
Iker
Sterne
Aim
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