Faulty Address Blamed for Mail Delays and Misrouting
Washington reports that faulty addresses and careless addressing machines slow mail. A Commerce Department survey found illegible or unclear addresses among manufacturers exporters and even efficiency specialists. The study notes foreign mail is more at risk, with operators sometimes misdirecting or splitting country names, causing delivery failures.
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H. K. Reynolds
Washington
Leroy
Department of Commerce
Eareily
Mit
Secreta
Post Office Department
Covent of Commerce
Forsisn Mali
New York Post Office
Javerasr
Westion
Cuba
Posial
Neutral Zone Invasions Reach Turkish Forces Near Smyrna
Telegrams report Turkish forces advancing, with Kemalist cabinet demanding evacuation of Thrace before any peace conference. Britain France Italy and Russia discuss limits, while Bulgaria’s inclusion urged amid Aegean tensions and strategic concerns over Marmora shores. Turkish army reportedly retreating from Smyrna area under pressure from foreign consulates and allied representatives.
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Constantinople
Cassociated Press
Kemalis Tabinet Goun¢Il'al
Lezme
Thrare
Turkey
Marmora Ani
France
Italy
Russia
Onamacia
Bulgaria
Aegean
Sen Throusk Thrace
Constantinople Prepares For Kemalist Invasion Threat
Sept 24 Associated Press reports Constantinople braces as Kemalist forces reportedly invade near the neutral frontier. Allied HQ strengthens orders, British general staff relocate to a former Turkish barracks in the European quarter to coordinate defense and maintain order. Admirals Bristol and staff heighten security at the American embassy amid tense rumors and fears of an assault.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Plana Fonhe
Harington
Admiral Bristol
Admirnal Bristol
Constantinovile
Smyrna
Angers Cabinat
London
Reuters
Tay Mutessarif
Chanale
Shuttleworth
Gedbert Harington
the Times
Petra
Saracaztl
Bairamich
Inquiry Ordered Into Plane Crash Kills Six Army Men
Suneola dated report says preparations underway for board to conduct inquiry into army plane crash at Mitchell Field that killed six servicemen. Major Weaver will appoint officers to lead probe. victims include Teagan Davis and others from New York, Texas, and Massachusetts.
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Suneola
Freparn
Aarin Kombaz
Wich
Mitewell
Bie
Geld
Pirst Lienters Teagan Davis
Lange Tey Wield
Contel
Homan
Antewell Field
Gorperay
David Fé Slivens
New York
Atattoneg
Milosell
Mitchell Field
Nichols
Pote
Hill
Tex
Mitchenzie
Mass
Finder of Bodies Held by Police in New Brunswick
23 year old Penct Ushner and Paul Schnetler found the slain Reverend Edward P. Hall and Eleanor Mills. Ushner was detained on delinquency charges after questioning at district headquarters. Police plan further interviews as the investigation continues.
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New. Brunswick
N. T
Penct Ushner
Paul Schnetler
Edward P. Hall
St. Tekniho Teyangetlat
Eleanor Mills
Qhaslel
Mitoribiee
Selinsiler
Tengen Lontalt
Selina
Paris Police After Ten P M Shifting Hours
A Paris resident recalls difficulty reaching police after ten p m and notes that many turn to the nearby Certma Police and Fire Department for urgent help. The piece highlights late night safety concerns and suggests limited late evening coverage in the city.
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Paris
Certma Police and Fire Department
Europe is Safe From Famine in Animal Food Line
Washington reports the Livestock Situation in Europe shows no famine danger in animal food supplies. Cattle herds in Great Britain, France, Italy, and Holland approach normal. Spanish sheep and goats increasing. heavy declines in horse stock in Italy, Belgium, Germany, and Great Britain. Hog industry worsened, but recovery under way in most countries since 1919 except Germany, Austria, and parts of central Europe.
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Europe
Washington
Department of Commerce
Great Brita
France
Haly
Wooland
Thaly
Trane Belguum
Germany
Great Britain
Sweden
Spain
Bulgaria
Roumania
Greece
Hoang
Denmilk
Austria
Cody
Undertaker Heads G. O. P. Committee
Reno, Sept. 2. An undertaker named Silas Teas is reported as chairman of the Republican State Central Committee of Nevada. He is active in leading the G O P campaign, described by Democrats as a mortician heading state party efforts while also holding other professional roles.
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Reno
Charon
Tag Styx
Republican State Central Committee
Thorete
Istrance-Moon
Campaten
Nevea
Nevada
Teamster Found Dead in Stable in New Haven
Police investigate a manslaughter case after Philly Brown 40, a teamster, dies at New Haven hospital from brain injuries. He was found on the stable floor with a broad cut on the scalp, his body moved inside from outside the stall, and authorities note a blunt instrument foul play is possible. Brown leaves a wife and child in Serantoz, Pa.
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New Haven
Philly Brown
Cenméter
Toight
Graton
Neteesti Wus
Dean
Brown
Stalin
Py Nm
Rebortes
Serantoz
Moscow church reform triggers political clash and storms
Reports from Moscow describe a storm of excitement over a cabinet church reform granting married priests and reshaping leadership. The move, backed by some clergy but opposed by others including Metropolitan Archbishop Antunin, mixes ecclesiastical change with Soviet politics and draws protests and dramatic ceremonies.
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Moscow
Mlradaehin
Muerice Bishone
Charchy
Bishap
Mosdaw
Antunin
Marx
Lenin
Trotsky
Quill Twirls One Hit Win Ends Stratford Season
John Quitl pitched a one hitter for Stratford IK as they shut out North Badg 2 0 to clinch second place in the Stratford Town League. Rinberg Lynes and Carroll led the offense with key hits while Maguer and Lynch starred in the field and catcher. The Kacess completed a strong season with a victory over Shelton K of C and finished about twenty wins.
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John Quitl
Stratford IK
Kecers
Cig
Koonys
Rlae
Ringe Ionora
Stratford Towns
Rinberg
North End
Carroll
Maguer
Lynch
Lynes
Kacess
Shelton K
C. Isan Healningen Abe
Fee
Strattorg
Local Simon Pures In Stamford Show
Stamford boxing card features Captain Baum guiding a lineup including Steve Smith at 126 pounds Kidg Nozinucit 15 Morgan 118 Lenny Castle 165 and Scout Quake as local stars to face Lask City in a main event tonight Bridgesport locals attend for the event with Baum leading the charge.
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Phi Aridzapeet
Simon Pups
Powers
3 Baum
Baum
Steve Smith
Kidg Nozinucit
Morgan
Lenny Castle
Scout Quake
Railway Shopmen Not To Protest Injunction Form
Chicago September S4 The case centers on an injunction against railway shopmen and potential protests. Donald K. Blenders for the unions indicated action may be postponed pending Judge Wilkerson’s ruling and possible appeal to the Court of Appeals next month. The hearing coincides with a wage petition from signal men as tensions rise over prolonged disruptions.
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Chicago
Donald KR. Blenders
Vnions
James HM. Wilkerson
Ariar Draven
Iichbers
Anne
Lima beans sold at two cents apiece in odd tale
Amateur gardeners scorn lima beans as hard to grow and temperamental. A passenger recounts paying thirty eight cents for twelve beans on a dining car, noting a two cent price per bean. The piece also mentions Woman EF NRW Raven of West sien a member of the Renu 5 Penning Committee.
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Thada
Togor
Raven
Teron Wathon
West Sien
Renu 5
Cermittee
Wistriet
Revel 7 Kearns Observes Third Anniversary
Rev. Hel T. Kearns marked his third anniversary as Bridgeport pastor with Elvst Universalist Church records noting a 32 percent rise in membership and 100 percent growth in Sunday School. A men’s club formed, two more mortgages were added, and missions giving increased. He previously served as Army chaplain and is a Yale divinity graduate.
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Bridgeport
Kearns
Iie
Pastor’s Association
Keirns
Lawrence Hysity
Peikduate Achool of
Yale
Bareheaded fad gains among finale hoppers
In a summer fad, Young men ride without hats, sparking inquiry in the ante-room as workers discuss the trend. Misa Kelly explains finale hoppers do not wear hats anymore, a fashion spreading among laborers traveling by trolley, bus, or tram to workplaces.
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Misa Kelly
Londy
Worl
Reading good sagk with a happy end fine ene vue
Fragmentary OCR reads like an advertisement note with stray words and unclear context mentioning goods, wear and advertising. The readable bits suggest a casual market remark or classified style line, but essential names and places are missing.
Hoisting bucket accident kills five workers in Washington
Five workmen died when a hoisting bucket collapsed in Washington. The incident prompted officials to address safety concerns as the city investigates the cause and impact on local labor practices amid the ongoing fiscal deflation discussions.
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