Broad Plan to Improve City Survey Featured
A broad plan proposes a preliminary governance structure and surveys on economic physical legal and social aspects. Key figures include Jil tee Ungiverning So eech Announcemsrt and trustees of a foundation forming a commission of direction. The plan aims to engage citizens and civic groups in New Verh environs for a unified approach to urban development and social welfare.
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Wade
Uke Rosselnge
D. Mort Viman
Eppart
Forest
Lia
Eualigall
Foreign mentions delay as Hrmer stance heats status quo
The report notes Ganod pressing for a soviet attitude delaying progress while Vrance opposes private property clauses and Britain seeks a mandate over Palestine. It cites Belgium's conciliatory tone, ongoing factional disputes, and stalled negotiations amid tax and embargo tensions affecting international trade.
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Mntersenes
Ganod
Vrance
Belgium
Trish
Trace
Ack Teague Council
Oxy
Britain
Palestine
Norihelitz
Canada
Great Britain
United States
Aussie
Whalen orders ferry men to give up seats
Commissioner Grover A. Whalen of Plant and Structures announces a rule barring men from occupying the women’s cabin on municipal ferries. He says many complaints come from women and urges voluntary compliance, noting enforcement would be impractical but urging proper observance.
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Halen
Grover A. Whalen
Missioner
Whalen
Majestic Sets Sail on Maiden Atlantic Voyage to New York
Thousands watch as the 56,000-ton Majestic departs from Southampton for New York on her maiden Atlantic crossing. Built for Hamburg-Amerika and acquired by White Star, she speeds toward the sea at about 25 knots, surpassing rivals like Leviathan in size.
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England
Southampton
Prves
Majestic
New York
Bautburg
Hamburg
White Star Company
Leviathan
Police Seize 3 Get 480000 Chase Bonds
Detectives report the seizure of three individuals and bonds totaling 480000 as part of a Texas case. A suspect admits guilt while authorities outline chase bond actions.
Bank heist case ties arrest to Liberty bonds theft
Police report a bank theft in which Liberty bonds valued at $170,000 were replaced by blank paper. John W. Vardeman, a former bank employee, and his wife Bertha allegedly arranged the mailing of bonds to a Chicago area contact. Chase National Bank investigators traced the counterfeit mail to Vardeman and recovered passports and staged bonds as the chase extended to Savannah and St Augustine.
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Registry Department
Chase Natorial Bank
Avi
St. Augustine
Arthur Fe Chas
Texas Ranger
Bank
Tate
Sean
Coughlin
John W. Vardeman
Arnthie
Bertha
Nora Holly
St Augustine
Noties
Chase
Vardaman
Tegan
Inspretoy Coughlin
Tnepedor Conaghlin
Mna
Abe
Liberty
Jase
Charlie
Friity Place
Savannah
Cardeman
Italy
Switserland
Vardeman
Wen
Disney
Gilly Hag
Ted
Ehvni
Anil Goset
Augustin
Tha
Vardentan
Gan
Stalian
Anmared
Savanah
oAia
Hook Treny
Peiny Chase
Varidye
Eavanniah
Vandean
Secu
Bobbed-haired teachers barred in Hudson Valley case
School superintendents from Poughkeepsie Kingston New Rochelle Beacon Mechanicsville Middletown Goshen and Peekskill meet in Hudson Valley and unanimously rule bobbed-haired women are out of order as teachers. They state they cannot tell how to dress but will not hire such employees.
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Hudson Valley
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Pougihenpere
Kingston
Newchurch
Beacon
Mechanics
Ile
Middletown
Britain and U S Sign Oil Control Agreement
Reports from London and Washington state Britain and the United States reached a preliminary accord on controlling oil production and external oil divisions outside Russia. The accord aims to preserve American and British interests in global oil resources and involves diplomatic considerations tied to the Mesopotamia and Palestine mandates.
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Britain
Hesonean Keren
London
Great Britain
United Bes Hince
Russia
America
Genoa
Washington
Lerdow
United States
Tate
Wwe
Mesopotamia
Palestine
Ingiedlter
Nists
Pemi-Goveavnaivet Corporation Shoals Project Proposal
Speechless garbled OCR text references a corporation tied to a shoals project. It mentions a committee, a late announced support, and preparatory steps though details are unclear. Names, dates, and firm titles are unreliably captured, with high ambiguity surrounding the proposed plan and participants.
Chicago Bomb War Leaves 200 Jailed in Labor Clash
chaotic report describes mass arrests in Chicago as a wave of labor unrest erupts. police seize leaders including Murphy Mader and Shea while union offices are raided. casualties referenced include two police officers killed during the clashes and a citywide crackdown with substantial property damage and expected fines.
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Mie
ICAGO
Labor
Taystay Asgheers
Cutenant
Erence Lyons
Thomas Clarke
Virion
Big Tim" Murphy
Tre Pise
Con” Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Fred Mader
Chicago Building Des Council
Tates
Crowe
Witemorria
Werle Assigna
Chimorris
Wrts
China Fitzmorrie
Medges
Fitzmorris
Surphs
Madar
Shea
Jascindes
Uhox
Cheemnun
Polien
Shen
Mader
Ne Trades Council
Ralph Straut
Ty Lin Mivephy
Winuihquirters
Chicago Clans Club
Washington
Bishop Manning to Lead Auto Caravan Year of His Diocese
The Episcopal convention at Synod closed with plans for a diocesan auto caravan. Bishop Manning leads the tour to visit 19 congregations by automobile, with two accompanying planes to aid the mission. Officials said the full plan may be completed in about ten years. Four clerical delegates were elected to attend the Episcopal convention in Portland.
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Manning
Fisher
Herbert Shipman
Arthur
Tlash
Tie
Hex K. Gilbert
Semetesy
al Service Committee
de Btoy
Hyila Park
Sus Ag Folows
Ben Pavedei
Ahorsenate
Nea Akpress Cdo
Histrop
Anes Retary
Sonses
Portland
Ernest Me Stier
St Thovina’s Church
Harry Hottached
Holy Traits Church
Harlem
Charles Lewis Slattery
Grier Church
Mussemuselis
Clowes Cherley
St. Phi Church
Garrison
Lay
Suspen Haken
Supreme Court
Vernon M. Davis
Edmund L. Baylies
B. Fulton Cutting
Berlin Rejects Allies Terms Without Loans and Taxes
Paris May 10 German reply to the April 18 reparations note protests goodwill but cites material impossibility to meet moratorium conditions. It warns of new taxes before May 81 and argues foreign loans are needed to cover essential expenditures and foreign currency payments.
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Paris
Trerman
Germany
Freight rate cuts tied to Queens line probe spreads
Transit Commission presses prosecution of Queens surface line receivers over a double fare at Woodside transfer. Wallace, District Attorney, to act. Mayor Hylan backs the move as officials seek lawful compliance and potential service changes to ease rush hour crowding.
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the Transit Commission
Queens
Woodside
Wallace
Hylan
Brien
Wace
New York and
Queens County
McAneny
The
Transit Commission
Stte
Wance
Ste
Tramsit Commission
Ue Raileau Otigiale
Golingo Heint
New York
Uecis
Meewan
Sanerena
Tv Prastivally
William &. Thompson
Slaughter W. Hu
Robert J Lye
Wiliam Wheeler
Wo. Thompson Cai
U S Must Pay Royalty To Krupps Under Treaty
The United States faces paying royalties to the Krupps under a revived patent treaty with Germany. Officials estimate payments may reach 24 million dollars based on German patents filed here before 1918. The War Department had traced and removed plans and tracings. Miller argues many patents cover mobile artillery and American principles.
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Germany
Thomas W. Mailer
Amerean
W Tillers
Cffcial
War Department
Castadian
Conger
Miller
Bosra
Russia's reply to Allied memoir delayed by concessions
At Genoa May 10 Premiey Tenine of Russia blocked sending the Soviet note to the Cosm ic conference, deeming it too conciliatory. He demanded alterations before any Russian reply to the Allied memoir could be accepted, warning Lloyd George that a forged or weak reply would fail to win support.
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Teibune
Washington
Unite
White House
Anid
Genoa
Premiey Tenine
Russia
Tenine
Goong Tehitehern
Lonihe
Moscow
Cor Schanver
Preme Lloyd George
Tehitcherin
Tehiteherin
Delers Fio
Bakovsky
Keither
Schanzer
George Tie
Cola Lenin
France
Sind
Mary Penn
Bua
Molyians
Monares
Mero
Becauea
Timen
Sourial Bservers
George
Abe
Vatican
Tinyd
Europe
Bartiou
Jaspar
Nnd
Lloyd George
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Charlotte Demarest
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Gould
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Board of Estimate
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Pemi-Goveennaivet Corporation
Connie Fey
Atte Majerty
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Faumor Laeker
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Seation
Chicago
Arsenal
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Poruwine
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Guten
Westie Murphy
Mad
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Union
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Ynonpson
Mas Glass
Howard Pellers
Glaviers’ Union
Lee
Berlin
Loai
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Congress
Commission
Strause
One Transit Commission
Brooklyn Rapid, Transit Company
William $. Menden, Generanger
Mirty-eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
BT. T. Canal
Fourteenth Street
Menden
Cay Mile
Inter
Smiatur
Senate
Mig
Dhnae Ashe
Mawaad Felsuts
Bacjte
Robyrt S. Layell
F. C. Underwood
Brus Kruttschutt Clackman
Tacities
New York ¢ Marines
Rise
Wale Hoke
Burlington
Masel Willard
Ninfus Harrison
Grom
Sartiaeniih
Myeam
Chicaeo
U.S
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Nrough Pull Stud
New Yorks
Hitz Caiua
Lenine Halis
Wehiteher
Hiex
Hoyd George
By Arthur S. Drapes
Lenine
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