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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1921

Page

5

Picture Bride Tests Strength of Beau's Head

New York in May reports the Greek king aboard a ship with 3141 passengers from Athens. Forty were sent to Hoffman's Island for sanitation. Among the travelers were 400 picture brides. Armenian Marie Zagorian identified her fiance, who saluted with carnations after recognizing her. She tossed him cognac, which bounced and sank, leaving him too dizzy to dive.

New York Alexander Athens Hoffman's Island America Marie Zagorian

Connecticut Deputy Sheriff Seizes Lion At Carnival

East Haven deputy sheriff James J. OConnell attaches a full grown African lion to satisfy a 300 dollar judgment against carnival owner Adgie Costello. He brought the animal from the grounds after locating the defendant, proving a writ of attachment can conquer fearsome beasts.

Connecticut Bridgeport Conn James J. O'Connell East Haven Adgie Costello O'Connell

York Manufacturing Company Slashes Wages Gradually

York May 6 The York Manufacturing Company one of the largest plants in the area announces a 30 percent wage and salary cut. A plan of gradual reduction is adopted with monthly pay decreases until September 1 when the full cut takes effect.

York York Manufacturing Company Ley Haw

Budget Bill Passes House By Vote 344 to 9

The House approved the budget bill by 344 to 9 and sent it to conference. It preserves Senate provisions for a Budget Bureau with a presidentially appointed director and an independent status, and replaces the Comptroller of the Treasury with a Comptroller General chosen by the President.

HOUSE Budget Bureau Treasury Washington Senate Treasury Department Comptroller of the Treasury

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