Waterbury Strike Under Control as Guard Rushes In
Waterbury Connecticut June 21 officials report the strike is under control but martial vigilance remains. State guardsmen with machine and riot guns relieve police reserves amid fears of further trouble. About 6,000 to 7,000 strikers and sympathizers gathered at Alder and Sunnydale Avenues, listening to leaders including State Senator John Hurley and John Moriarty before plans for another meeting. Police restrict gatherings and search for two organizers.
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Conn
State Guard
Brooklyn
John Moore
St. Mary's Hospital
Alder
Sunnydide Avenues
John F Hurley
John Moriarty
Ansonia
George M. Beach
Police Department
James Bokay
Army Appropriation Bill Considered by Senate Committee
Washington June 21 The Senate military affairs committee today finished its consideration of the army appropriation bill and ordered it reported to the Senate. The bill carries an appropriation of 888 622 000 compared with 781 000 000 for aviation and fixes aviation at 55 000 000. An appropriation of 85 000 000 was for subsistence of the army, vs 67 000 000 in the house. National Board money set at 12 000 000 down from 15 250 000, while army welfare and education work rose from 150 000 to 1 350 000.
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Washington
Senate-Military Affairs Committee
Senate
House
National Board
Army
Federal building loan banks move to ease home financing
Washington reports the United States faces a shortfall of nearly a million homes. A federal building loan bill, backed by the labor department, would create eleven district banks to supervise and facilitate loans to home builders. Each district bank would issue bonds against member association mortgages, with loans repaid over up to 20 years at interest not above 4.5 percent.
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United States
Senate
House
Department of Labor
Nolan
California
United States League of Building and Loan Associations
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Building Loan
Federal Building Foan Bank
Building Association
President Wilson to continue swing around the circle tour
White House officials discounted rumors that President Wilson would abandon the swing around the circle if the Knox resolution fails. He remains committed to speaking directly to the American people as part of his stewardship and plans a tour of the nation’s principal cities. The tentative itinerary will be released when he sails for home.
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Washington
Wilson
Whitehouse
Storm plunges New York into darkness
New York on June 21 endured an electrical storm that halted street lights and disrupted traffic for about a half hour. Winds hit fifty miles per hour and caused damage as surface cars stopped on Broadway and subway links flooded. Rush hour crowds jammed stations and several people fainted during the blackout.
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New York
Broadway
Lexington Avenue
Bronx
Mott Avenue
157Th Street
Hng
Treasury Gains From Banks Reported In New York
New York bank figures show a Friday gain in the sub treasury, with total increases reaching 497000 dollars as authorities tallied gains from financial institutions. The report notes a positive week for federal treasury operations with continued Bank activity.
Graduation of Glass of 1919 at Naugatuck High
Fifty members of the class of 1919 at Naugatuck High School received diplomas in a Gem Opera House graduation last evening. The program featured the Glee Club, an address of welcome by Miss Marie Wunice Holton, class history by Miss Genenevive Bernice Gorman, essays, and the presentation of diplomas by Howard Ly Isbell. The class motto Plus Ultra, colors blue and gold, and the yellow rose were noted with a large family gathering in attendance.
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Naugatuck High School
Gem Opera House
Cro Oss
Glee Glub
Marie
Wunice Holton
Génevieve Bernice Gorman
Florence Baxter
Ethel Swanson
Frieda Zehnder
Alto
Mabel Anderson
Harold Wilford
Turnbloom
Glee Club
Lindy
Rosamond Lucille Freedman
Radith Wannah Skoglund
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Howard’ ‘Ly
Isbell
Board
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Theodore
William Anderson
Edith* Hannah §Kogund
Julia “Warner
Julia Warner
Peggy
Theodore William “Anderson
America
William Hall Miner
Junlu
Helen
Abel
Theodore William Anderson
Carolyn Andrew
Dorothy Virginia
Blair
Eiizabeth Burns
Joseph
Jommet. Casey
Alice Theresa Clark
Wdith Clarke
Olive Janice Clauss
Warren Cook
Evelyn Gertrude Daly
Edward Harold ‘Delaney
Margaret
Donahue
Raymond
Peter
Dowling
Leslie Hayes ‘Dreyer
Anna Elizabeth: Ford
Rosamond
Jucille Freedman
Henry John. Freeman
Bernard Francis Garrick
Genevieve
Bernice Gorman
James Francis Healy
Marie~ Hunice Horton
Marian Elizabeth Johnson
Mildred Viola Johnson
John ‘Stanley Keating
Daniel Emerson Kiernan
Mary Cecelia’ King
Catherine Elizabeth Long
Mary “Ruth Long
Florence Eleanor McCarthy
Margaret Josephine McCarthy
Evelyn
Hazel Mynors
Edward Leo O'Donnell
Florence Agnes
O'Loughlin
Timothy Michael Quinn
Louis ‘Harris
Racke
Marion
Alfred
Reynolds
Gladys
Mae Ryan
Gertrude
Anne
Scully
Ruth Dimon
Selleck
Dorothy Millicent Shiafer
Edith Hannah Skoglund
Evelyn Carolyn’ Storm
Helen Elizabeth Titley
Violet
Mag. Titley
Turnblom
James-Leo
Ward
J1len Rosetta Wigglesworth
Welcome to Class of 1919 Graduation We Remain Grateful
Members of the Board of Education and the High School Committee join teachers, parents, and returning sailors and soldiers to welcome the Class of 1919. The speaker honors Allied victory, recalls the motto Plus Ultra, and honors Miss Jane Delano of the Red Cross. A solemn tribute to war heroes and nurses follows as the ceremony continues.
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Board of Education
Naugatuck
Jane Delano
Department of Nursing
Red Cross
Serries
Irance
Florens de Nightin
Gale
Lansing
Palmer Probe Decision on Further Investigation
A Senate subcommittee of the eight judiciary committee met to decide whether there was sufficient evidence to advise the Senate to order a full investigation of the Palmer administration. The resolution focused on whether to proceed with a broader inquiry into A. Mitchell Palmer as property custodian and related matters.
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Palmer
Washington
A. Mitchell
Julien
Jaide
Dts
Weather notice incomplete event details tonight
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weather tonight and a generic event but provides no concrete location time or conditions to form a full readable card. The readable parts suggest an update rather than a full forecast or advisory.
Republicans to Hold Conference in Lodge’s Office
Washington June 21 A conference of Republican senators was to be held in Senator Lodges office at the Capitol to align on the future course of the peace treaty and the League of Nations covenant. Lodge would preside as majority leader and foreign relations chair to smooth differences over the Knox resolution and the covenant amid signs of waning support and possibleModified action.
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Lodge
Capitol
League of Nations
Foreign. Relations Committee
Knox
I Knox
Peace Commission
Commencement Exercises at Wesleyan Opened with Gen Wood Address
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood headlined Wesleyan University's commencement day, urging unity and a single national language. He warned against the red flag as a threat to family, state, and nation, called for better public school pay and teachers, and supported national preparedness and arbitration based on strength and right.
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God
Gen. Wood
Wood
Weimar cabinet crisis halts effort to sign peace terms
Reports from Weimar indicate negotiations to form a new German cabinet to sign the peace treaty stalled at 2 a.m. Paris reports say majority Socialists support the peace terms and favor Dr. Mueller to head the government. Germany seeks League of Nations admission before January and demands for Dantzig under League oversight.
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Camné
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Democrata
Whert
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Berlin Vossiche Zeitung
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Politiken
Cotton Market Opens Higher on Strong Buying
New York June 21 buying was active and aggressive at the opening of the cotton market with prices 1.7 to 39 points higher except for July which started 22 points under liquidation before notices day. Japanese interests were credited with purchases on the car, Wall Street also bought and there was no scarcity with offerings held firm. prices about 2 points net higher after the first twenty minutes.
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New York
Wall Street
Stamford ratifies industrial council by overwhelming vote
In Stamford on June 21 four thousand Yale and Towne employees voted overwhelmingly to ratify the constitution of a proposed industrial council. The council will give employees equal representation with management in settling issues affecting both sides.
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Stamford
Yale & Towne
Re election of Gompers assured at Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J June 21 delegates vote before leaving for home as the ALOR of La will hold elections for next year. The re election of Samuel Gompers as president is assured and it is unlikely Morrison and Tobin will face strong opposition. Denver bids to host next year’s convention and probably will be chosen. The convention’s work continues into next week.
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Atlantic City
ALOR
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
Daniel J.tobin
Denver
Alumni Parade Marks Sixtieth Reunion of Class of 1869
After the rally, twenty or more reunion classes gathered for the annual alumni parade. The 1869 veteran class celebrated its sixtieth reunion, with younger classes in costumes, including 1913 members dressed as bartenders carrying a bar. Evening events include reunion banquets and a glee club concert.
Dramatic Court Scene in Lundgren Murder Trial
In Lawrence Massachusetts on June 21 Dr George H Sexsmith testified in the trial of Bessie May Skeets Lundgren for the death of Florence W Gay and related inquest into Albert J B Wilkins. Medical examiner Dr Haskins and family physician shared autopsy details as a dramatic moment unfolded when Mrs Lundgren instructed her attorney to drop the objection to New Jersey evidence about her brother Albert’s killing.
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Wilkins
Big Bill Devery Dies in Rockaway After Stroke
William Devery once New York's titular police chief and a Tammany Hall power, died today at Far Rockaway after a cerebral stroke. He had run for mayor in 1903 and was defeated.
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Devery
New York
William
Big Bill) Devery
Police
Tammany
Hall
Far ‘Rockaway
German parties warn against accepting a peace
Amsterdam dispatch reports the German Peoples Party and National Peoples Party issuing a joint declaration that accepting the Allies peace would be a national disgrace. Advices from Weimar say the Berlin food ministry notes no immediate danger of a crisis if Germany refuses to sign.
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Amsterdam
German People's Party
National People’s Party
Weimar
Food Ministry
Berlin
Francesco Nit ti Poised to Succeed as Italian Premier
Rome dispatch reports Francesco Nit ti, former minister of finance, is expected to succeed as Orlando's successor. The Orlando government remains in office until a new ministry can be formed, with London reporting the development in the Daily Express.
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London
Francesco Nitti
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