Mail Hold-Up Loot Sparks Likely Legal Battle
The article reports unions preparing for a legal fight over a mail hold-up loot believed to exceed $1,000,000. It details tensions between Brotherhood leaders, the conference in Chicago, and the Rail labor board as leaders debate attendance and authority. The piece notes ongoing negotiations and possible strategic moves by union chiefs amid broad organizational splits.
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Ainaimmen Scartevetk
Ermms
Hetw Yhaire
Yabor Boata
Stone
Brotherhoods
Chicago
Mr. Stone
Waine
California
Chicaro
Zia
Brotherhood
W. G. Lee
Esiden
Brotherhood of Railroad
Sf Hig
Ena
Brothers of Locomotive
Carter Alsin
Mayor Carmarl Wilkow Attacked By Voters League
A Twelfth District Women’s Republican club meeting denounced the Heyualilan Voters League for backing taxes on manufacturers and the city’s tax assessors. George Mates of the league urged support for Mayor Wilkow amid accusations of pushing an agenda favoring business interests. The session, at St. Guarford Avenue, featured speakers Mrs. Floise Peavods and Attorney Reich, discussing city improvements and city administration plans for the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mates
Heyualilan Voters League
de Campaisie
Aml
Carmarl B. Wilkow
Twelfth District
Women’s Republican Club
Jast Vitht Denonnesdts
Iati
Intent Voters League
Chamber of Cunmercy
AlMuter
Manu'getut. Org
Ths
Uydagas
Taill
Qhambher
Ovis
Loliea
Heaia
Sen Sun Erti
Mra
Ihe
Sciet Womens
St. Guarford Avenue
Floise
Two Burglaries and Several Petty Thefts Reported
During May a series of burglaries and petty thefts were reported including a break in at a school building and a warehouse at 61 Main Street. A list of stolen items was given to police, with a dog named Boxton and multiple individuals named in the incidents. A jitney bus owner reported a missing amount of change after a late-night incident.
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Syuhool
Nathan Kworkin
Northern Pacific Grocers Store
Main Street
Benjamin Wilkin
Mederat Street
Edsons Tests Questioned by Lawson in Interview
Lawson questions Edison tests and argues only two percent of population can properly read simple defects. He cites Bridgeport’s Tem and Leachins, noting foreign population and conservative timing. Superintendent Manuel J. Siawsim and Principal Arthur Giri counter, while Mr. Widison’s remarks remain uncertain.
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Wdisen
Bridgeport
Amanuel J. Siawsim
Sthoolk
Lia
Arthur Giri
Prin Sal
Heigh
Mridgeroft
Widisons
Sidesania
Columbia Professor to Address Engineers
Professor Walser Raulenslaven of the Mechanical Engineering School at Columbia University will speak at the annual event hosted by Witte Management Corporation. The address is set for the autumn evening at the State Held Weresin pavilions, with seats at the Air Mechanical Engineering pavilion.
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Columbia
Walser Raulenslaven
Mechanical Engineering School of Columbia
Vier
Atom
Witte Management Corporation
Ateri
Stat
Ar Beeity
Arcola
Reward Offered For Bandits In Mail Robbery
New York reports a large mail overnight robbery with losses rising from initial estimates. Authorities say five registered pouches with negotiable notes and bonds may total over 1 million dollars with potential total losses exceeding that amount. A reward of 5,000 dollars was posted for capture of the bandits, who are described as armed and possibly well informed.
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Browway
Hall
New York
Get
E National Bank
Baik Hark
Uae
Bane
OM. Alorsat
Hanis
Biside
Lospeeberg
American Proposals for Arms Conference Ready
American proposals for the arms conference were prepared to address agenda items. Delegation progress in preliminary study prompted confidence. The plan emphasizes limitations on armaments and reflects full approval by officials including Secretary Denky and naval aides.
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Washenston, Co.crote
Denky
Eles
Sayid
Harding
Stillman Heirs Fight Over Anti Bolshevik Case
In New York a legal dispute unfolds as Stillman heirs challenge guardianship and seek to prove paternity and inherit rights in a divorce proceeding. The case involves Mercy Rockefeller and Mrs. Rockefeller among other claimants, detailing the elder Stillman fortune and the guardian’s stance on ownership. Separately five anti Bolshevik leaders arrive in New York to oppose Bolshevism and defend democracy, signaling support for American armament talks.
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Whit Plaines
Oet
Supreme Court
Olurstice Morschauser
James
Suliman
Silliman
Mercy Rockefeller
Rockefeller
A. Siting
Fon
Mik
New York
Yeaterday
House Consideration Seeks Expulsion of Rep Blanton
Debate over expulsion of Representative Blanton continues as Mondell proposes action tomorrow then delays to Thursday. Summers and the Texas delegation led criticism while Blanton faced tirades from Burke and others over a nine page speech and parliamentary conduct.
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Mondell
Ater
Blanton
Representative Summers
Texas
Summers
Burke
Pennsylvania
Hitler Dehire
Slanton
Bat Masterson Dies At Desk In New York
Notice reports Bat Masterson, famed gunfighter and scout, died at his desk in a New York office. Born in Wichita, he rode with Miles and hunted in Adobe Walls, later serving as Dodge City sheriff and Denver newspaperman before becoming a sports editor and legend of the West.
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York
Wiliam
Barclay Masterson
Gal' Masterson
Jos
Piobe
Emia Frontier Lige
Bill Hart
Mastersor
Fathemwa
Wichita Wansan
Arriv
Mort
Jaime
Diethdas
Anarksina
Minsleraon
Miles
IL. A
Orson
Dodge City
Denver
Bertune Sportimg
Masterson
Extravagance claims spark tied to council commission debate
Fragmented text outlines a public inquiry into extravagant spending and governance as council members and management face pressure. It mentions a transportation issue, potential witnesses, and planned hearings to address alleged misuses of funds and authority.
Rescue ship finds survivors of lost trading vessel
Danish government funded the Teddy to search the east coast of Cheen land for the Dagny. The Dagny became icebound in 1920 and two dozen crew were found scattered at newly established stations. Three drowned after hardships including a polar bear encounter. The Teddy rescued survivors as the Dagny iceblocked off Shannon Island.
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Teddy
Cheenland
Tor Ute
Creerland Grading Company
Dag
Copenhagen
Akveryyi
Ley Land
Walru Island
Ing Lo
Phay
Henge
Germanishaven
Shannon Tsjan
Fragmented reminiscence of hunger and social decline
A jumble of memories describes limiting food, bread, and milk, with scattered references to hunger, social mistreatment, and fragile coping. Vague mentions of personal strain, overheard conversations, and mismatched snippets suggest a distressed urban scene and the effort to endure deprivation.
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Senor
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Excen
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Warren
Otherhood
Ir. Stone
Alierton
Basil King
Good Housekeeping
Wilson
Voters’ League
Slawson
Edison
P.m.general
Pat Hetinved
Lota
Wade Wyze
Ort
Ano
Forthert
Railway Company
Nultihers
Far East
Pacific
U. S
Stillman
Rockefellers
House
Rep
New Yorks
Bat Masterson
Lill
Coanellar Commission
Pepo
Magers
Ander Et Cain
Res
Mabeearne
Enaieh
Catinis
Taftville
Prederick
Aioe
Aya Lo
Ainda
Fered Naga
Aline
Eeeidort- Sut Residentilarding
Shirley
Massachusetts
Durham
Fanneld Avenue
Middle St “Au Chiat
Wardevire
Morey
Fairchild
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main ST
F. O. Arvade
Ion
S. A. Robinson
Exeter Street
Arcola Heating Outfits
White House
Peete
Sen
American Radiator Company
Akers
IDEAL
West 42Nd Street
New York City
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