Senate Passes Four Billion Bonus Bill In Divided Vote
The Senate approved the four billion dollar soldiers' bonus bill by a 47 to 22 vote amid party lines fading in the tally. Republicans and Democrats posted their names as supporters and opponents, with a large contingent of both sides absent or paired. The measure now moves to conference as House leaders indicate a quick tariff bill conference may follow.
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Washington
Aug
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Bursum
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Capper
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Curtis
Gooding
Hale
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Kellogg
LaFoliette
Jenioet
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McCormick
McCumber
McLean
McNary
Nicholson
Oddie
Rawson
Shortridge
Branfield
Sutherland
Townsend Watson
Indiana
Wills
Ashurst
Brossard
Culverson
Fletcher
Gerry
Heflin
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McKeilar
Pittyan
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Ransdell
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Sissouri
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Simyon
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New Mexico
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Wyoming
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Millionaire Heirs Seek to Break Will with Evidence
New York August reports four Benjamin siblings plan to contest their father Park Benjamin Sr's will linked to an adopted daughter Ina Bolchl. They display alleged documentary proof and intend probate action and possible deposition by November 14 19 with Brg Caruso's consent, while widow continues private treatment in Goshen New York.
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Enstiee Caruso
Europe
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Missina Bolchl
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Leader Defends Manager Plan in Graft Reform Debate
At the Republican town and city convention in High Senda last night John King and Andrew Cooper clashed over the city manager form of government. King asserted he supported the manager plan and opposed patronage, while Cooper argued taxes had risen and reform effort had been manipulated by opponents. A spirited exchange followed as each blamed the other for political maneuvering and governance costs. Continued on Page Two.
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Definds Teague
Fragmentary 1920s era notes mention New Sergey advice
A garbled passage references hold your rests and Mosquitacy claims, with a vague note about a $600,000,000 trend. It mentions New York City Mayor Hylan and a Frank pind in uncertain context, suggesting a chaotic historical clipping without clear events or dates.
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Daniel P Dunn Dies in Hospital Noted Politician at 62
Willimantic August 31 Daniel v Dunn longtime Democratic figure dies in St Josephs Hospital after heart attack while walking on Main Street. Former Willimantic mayor six terms Windham town representative five terms and state comptroller from 1913 to 1915 under Governor Baldwin, leaves widow formerly from Hartford, married 30 years.
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Daniel v. Dunn
SL Joseph's Hospital
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Dard
Democratic Party
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Windhars
Assembly
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Martford
First Man Indicted in Herrin Riots Put under Lock and Key
Marion Illinois August 1 Associated Press confinement in the same cell as Settimi Dejanis who sparked the Herrin riot. Over Clark the firer man indicted by the grand jury in the Herrin riots which killed 42 people. Clark was taken into custody this afternoon and is the chief figure sought in the investigation. The indictment covers alleged roles in the Treviner mine massacre and related events.
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Settimi Dejanis
Gi Wes
Brugkforc
Clark
Che Fest
Iain
McDowell
Ming Peer
American Consulate Closed by British Authorities
London August 31 Associated Press report says the American consulate in Newcastle has been closed and consular authority suspended by the British government after proof that American consular officers abused their position, refused British passports to United States travelers on trivial pretexts, and insisted passport holders travel on American vessels.
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London
Associated Press
Washington
Newcastle
United States
Germany Granted Respite on Cash Reparations
A reporting of the Reparation Commission’s decision relieving Germany from immediate payment, delaying a final settlement until broader reforms occur. The action, approved by Lloyd George, balances budget constraints and currency reform, with long term terms set into 1982. The announcement came after a brief session and was relayed to German delegates and governments by telegraph.
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Germany
Paris
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Ita
John Bratbury
Lloyd-George
Ax Sarprit
Mlawbofs
France
Prewler Poincare
Belgium
President's Fuel Control Measure Passed by House
Washington Aug large measure for control and distribution during mining and transport emergency passes the House 114 to 61 and moves to the Senate. Amending provision ends January 1924 or shortly after the next term. Borah substitute, debate brief, focus shifts to causes and consequences of the coal situation. Senate discussion centers on the broader emergency powers and potential government tribunals.
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Washington
Aug
Goa
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Toreslo i
Congress
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Interstate Commerce Committer
Frailighuysen
New Jersey
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Thosow Betor
Missing Stratford Girl Believed Drowned in Housatonic
Eight year old Elsie Merwin of Stratford is believed drowned after vanishing near a rowboat by the Housatonic river. Police and volunteers scoured the riverbank and water from afternoon until nightfall without success, while neighbors recalled she was last seen near Clinton Avenue in a blue bathing suit and coat over it.
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Stratford
George Merwin
Clinton Avenue
Potla
Ates Saurening
Aye Sapiens Rand
William Nichels
Leonard Holmes
Herbert Smith
Harald
Gether
Hilty
Philuyen
Phayniates
Cme
Caen
Town Chairman Candidates Sweep Districts In City Primaries
Town Chairman John A. Cornell clinched victory in 11 of 12 districts amid reports of clashes and political tensions. In the Twelfth district Cornell faced strong opposition but won 274 to 40 percent, while in other districts anti Cornell tickets persisted yet he secured the overall leadership of the Democratic organization.
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John A. Cornell
Figst
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Attwater
Democratic Party
Frank J. Hearn
Hearn
Richard Meyers
Thomas J. Costello
William M. McClinchy
Royal
John Schoenwalter
Counsil
Hubbard
Jkinn
Schoenwalter
Joseph Leon
Peter Navigan
Navigan
Leon
Spolia
Hin
Yeaders
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Ucesote
Whiner
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Costello
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Theid Tric
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Big Ade
Charis Rman Carnell
Nis Anscehs
Anti-Corell
Timothy J. Murphy
Thomas Shane
Mary A. Sullivan
Somerson Wallace W. Welch
James F. Somers
Daniel Z. Kenney
Michael J. Kane, Jr
George H. Ilynn
Andrew Jt. Corbett
Joan J. Lawlor
William
Gertrude L. Donnelly
Charles
Patrick Ford
Josaph Cullen
Gerald A
Frank
Wargo
William Brady
Frank J. Clancy
William FH
Beloin
Michael Barrett
Martin J. Grace
Mary EB. Ognen
John J. Wallace
William J. Towle
Ernest Egeo
Thomas McGovern
Charles Kane
Thomas G. Buckley
John J. Wallace, Jr
Frederick Schemon
Alfred E. Veness
James Grady
Gli Louig F. Schwerdtle
Charles J. Byrne
Charles O. Hap
Margaret L. Scott
William B. McNamara
Edward Harvey
Margaret Hayden
Robert H. Newman
Frederick W. Hall
Wiliam E. Hoga
William Moran
George H. Hulton
Mary. Mallon
Michele Licamele
Edward A. Drew
Richard J. Reidy
William Leapole
Joan J. O'Rourke
John J. Howard
Frederick ‘A. Meade
Frederick A, Meade
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Willan H. Ryan
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Catherine EG. Pitzge
Joseph
F. Jacoby
A. H. Dannenhe
Bernard H. Glennon
Thomas W. Reddy
David A
Tugerald
Thomas Digney Ais
John T. Piynn
William d. A. Reilly
Jayn J. McGunness
Margaret Hi
Dorsey
Thomas PF. Doherty Ey Pavid Goldstein
Martin J Soonan
Joseph A. Plunkets
le I. Gill
William Jd. Tavery
Mulvihill
Stephen L. McMahan
Stephen Galla
Nidernad
John ‘Pucker
Penth
Frank 7
Anti-Meyers
Jamey Z. Quigtey
Michael J. Brady
Cuddy
Antonio Verrelli
Joseph M, Taulty
Stephen Zahornnsky
Petruceli
Sohn
Farrell
Hugh M
Taulty
Andrew Tusnik
David A. Crom
Whos. J. Cantetla
Anti-Heam
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Moines
Mary A. Mile
Raphas
George Prendergast Allca
Dax
Timble McLaughiin
Andrew Knak
James J
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James A. Maney
John ¥. G'Connell
Bulkley Heads Hartford Delegation at Bus Convention
In Hartford, Senator Morgan Gey to lead the delegation to the Bus convention after being elected at the city caucus. George W. Klett re-elected to the sixth district in New Britain, joining the Republican State central committee after tonight’s vote.
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Hartford
Aug
Morgan Gey
Tigerly
New Britain
George W. Klett
Biggest bootleg ring busted in New York arrest spree
New York August 31 Prohibition Director Appleby announced the roundup of Mannie Kessler and Nora Sweetwood in one of the nation s largest bootlegging rings. They allegedly used real estate deals as fronts and diverted 4900 cases of high grade Scotch whiskey and 290 cases of champagne from Republic Storage to illicit channels, with other co conspirators expected to surrender tomorrow. The scheme involved forged permits and diversion of liquor from legitimate shipments.
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Mannie Kessler
Norra Sweetwood
Ag Real Estate
Appleay
Republic
Storare
Vomgany
Philadelphia
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