Brown Warns City to Save Or Face Ruin
Brown warns city to cut expenses amid municipal budget strain and argues universal economy is essential. He cites four year budget rises from 240 million to 400 million for 1922 and urges action across Police, Education, and Dock departments to prevent debt and underfunding of schools.
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Buon R. Brown
Uylan
Brown
Shawn
Aif
Hun
Ufc
Mit
Gian
Board of
Edutor
Nittd, and Thousands of Pupils Are “Idvt
Atcireum- Halim
Weiß
Bown
Uuty
Ferry wheel collision leaves one dead in Annapolis area
In a ferry accident two miles off Annapolis, the Harrington steamer struck a small fishing craft. Arthur C. Gateh of Berw Md. and B. Wesley Mia, a second occupant, survived. George R. Rittenhouse died in the disaster. Searchers continued the body recovery as boats assessed wreckage and passengers recounted the splintering crash and the harrowing paddle-wheel moment.
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Freetal Veepacen
Minimore
Leer Harrington
Arthur C. Gateh
Bore
Annapolis
Gatch
George R. Ritten
B. Wesley Ra Mia
Kor
Rittenhouse
Yankees Blanked as Indians Beat Yankees 9-0 at Polo Grounds
George Uhle silenced the pennant contenders with sharp sandlot style and beat the Yankees 9 to 0. Tris Speaker’s influence over the young Cleveland pitcher, plus a few timely hits, left New York unable to respond.
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Jack Lawrence
George Uhle
Cleveland
Yankees
Polo Grounds
Speaker
Flac
No Man’s Land
Ulle
Ohio
George
Uble ' Tris
Tris
Mr. Driggs
Whle
Harry Harper
Hackensack
Segacious
Miller Huggins
Indians
Harry
Mildred Hanan and Mayor Hylan Sued Over War Fund Plan
Battle over 200000 war memorial funds resurfaces as Mayor Hylan and Republican rival Curran clash on using surplus army food sale money for ex service men relief. Curran had opposed earlier memorial ideas and urged directing funds to unemployed soldiers amid a political dispute.
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Henry H. Curran
Republican Coalition
Board of Estimate
Hylan
Curran
Bird S. Goler
Public Welfare
Industrial Aid Bureau
Srmy
Department of Public Markets
Chamberlain Berolzheimer
American Legion
Edwin J.o'malley
Jonathan Day
O'Malley
Dr. Day
Day
Lurran
Hudson River
Madison Square Garden
Conservatory of Music
Hoover Plot Alleged to Oust Soviet Regime Warned
Berlin dispatch reports The Krasnaya Gazeta Petrograd Bolshevist paper accuses Secretary Hoover of planning to overthrow the Soviet government with aid from the American Relief Administration and Russian food committees. It warns the plot will fail and notes Soviet unity among Democrats Mensheviks and Social Revolutionists abroad. The Soviet press cites Archangel and Baku as past resistance to foreign aids.
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Petrograd
Spreiai
New York ‘Tribune Inc
Berlin
Hoover
Russia
Krasnaya Gazette
Archangel
Baku
Hines to Ask Court to Call New Primary
Seaneeeese Hines and his counsel demand a court ordered new Democratic primary citing extensive fraud and 5,000 votes voided in 448 ballot boxes. They claim inspectors acted under higher orders to favor Miller and challenge the nomination process with recount costs around 20,000 dollars borne by the county.
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Tames J. Hines
Ines
Vincent 8. Lippe
Joseph Shalleck
Hines
Charles FM. Murphy
Julius Miler
Murphy
Republic
Hiscounsel
Lippe
Miller
Round Table Held Final Peace Hope
London dispatch reports Winston Churchill urging a round table for Irish peace while condemning De Valera and warning of harsher war if talks fail. Police guard Dundee City Hall as unemployed rioters threaten the speech, which laments Bolshevik influence and seeks a dominion framework.
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Arthur S. Draper von the Tribone
European Bureau
Nyteml
New
Gordons
Churchill
Dundee
Pius Unus
de Falera
de Valera
Washington
Russia
Chevehill
Ireland
Lloyd George
Din of Hylan's Bands Fails to Dampen Gilroy Speech
At Flatbush Avenue and Jamaica Bay a crowd heard Vincent Gilroy speak while a chorus of City bands and a yacht siren drowned out his words. Gilroy persisted as the bands faded, noting Mayor Hylan gains wide press coverage. The scene highlighted tensions between candidates and media portrayal.
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Hylan
Gilroy
Vincent Gilroy
Board of Aldermen
Flatbush Avenue
Jamaica Bay
Flatlands Chamber of Commerce
Post 391
American Legion
Rodman Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Wana Maker
Harding urges early action on peace treaties read to Senate
President Harding asks Senate to ratify the treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary urging prompt action to end wartime relations and hasten return to peaceful relations. The letter dated September 21 1921 and read in Washington emphasizes harmonizing with Congress resolutions and early approval.
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Harding
Senate
The
Tribune
Washington
Germany
Austria
Hungary
White House
Senator Lodge
Congress
Warren G. Harding
Planes Bombard Old Battleship in Aerial Tests
Army bombing tests off Tangier Island feature pursuit planes diving on the battleship Alabama. Martin bombers drop 10 and 50 pound bombs, creating smoke screens and causing major deck damage as multiple squadrons attack under clear, windy conditions.
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U. S. Army
MIN Planter Mills
Tangier Island
Chesapeake Bay
Alabama
Martin
Langley Field
de Havilands
Lang Fie
Uself
Text Squadron
William Mitchell
Army Air Service
German Immigrants May Flood U. S. This Winter
German immigration officials warn a surge could arrive this winter if Germany issues more passports for American consular reestablishment. Labor Department officials note a 13 000 monthly cap and current slow flows, while German law may curb or boost travel as consular offices expand. Italy has already lowered emigration, with passport restrictions cutting flows by about sixty percent since June.
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Department of Labor
Berlin
Department of Labor Officies
Germany
Italy
Chicago Police Boss Claims Half Involved In Bootlegging
Chicago General Superintendent Charles C. Fits morris wrote to John H. Alcock and Charles F. Clyne alleging that about 50 percent of Chicago Police Department members participate in illegal liquor sales and transportation. Chief Firemorris vowed drastic action if evidence supports the claim.
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Chicago
Ione
Charles C. Fitsmorris
Polies
John H. Alcock
Charles F. Clyne
Chicago Police Department
Firemorris
Lodge Holds Treaty Will Aid Business
Washington news reports Senator Lodge chairing the Foreign Relations Committee bringing the German treaties up for ratification. He urged early vote and night sessions, praising Secretary Hughes and noting troops would return from the Rhine. Reservations would not bind Germany. observers to the Reparations Commission may act without Senate approval.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Senator Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Hughes
Senate
Rhine
Executive
Congress
United States
Witout x
M.iy
Con
Harding
Sena
Duta
Borah
Reed
Procedurn
America
King
Watson
Georgia
Sterling
Aratria
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Tammany Hall
George Olvany
11Th Assembly
Great Britain
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Arthur J . Griffith
Penrose
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