Shaw Demands Money Reform at Evens Club Banquet
At a Boston Evonvmle club banquet, speakers including Victor Morawets and Leslie M. Shay discussed currency reform. They debated a central bank idea, emergency circulation, and the need for a stable, bankable money system backed by bonds or deposits, outlining pros and cons for U.S. conditions and currency policy.
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Boston
Evonvmle Club
MH. Lincoln
Victor Morawets
Atherin
Topeka
Santa Wo
New York City
Leslie M. Shay
The
Treasury
Shaw Tai
Khinwilk
Central Bank
Europe
United States
John Dewitt Warner
New York
Stiw
Collision on Chapel Street Leaves Woman Injured
A delivery vehicle struck a woman on Chapel Street causing her to fall. William Paykqum Bad tied in a run in with Amelia Munron near 182 Washington Avenue. The driver fled the scene as the injured woman lay in the street. An investigation noted fault shared by the driver and others, with the boy reportedly escaping unharmed. The woman is believed to be injured with uncertain seriousness.
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Chapel Street
Olelock
William Paykqum
Amelia Munron
Munsoe
Ampere
Hee
Weehington Avenue
Evud
McCident
Deni
Ti Dent
Unclear Local Court Case Involving Stepfather and Wife
A Bridgeport police inquiry centers on a man alleged to have married his stepdaughter, with the wife claiming the husband died after a request for the marriage and a legal opinion concluding such marriage may violate statutes. The parties reportedly do not live within the juries’ jurisdiction, complicating the case.
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Bratford
Bec
Hoaden
Tlinle
Ue Bridgeport
Deportation Order Targets Vladivostok Jews
In Vladivostok and Separated out by a higher authority, Jews are ordered to depart with restrictions applying only to those deemed agitators. The notice notes that local officials claim the order aims to quell unrest linked to disturbances near the garrison, while claims of resilience and allegiance are mentioned.
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Peterburg
Doe
Vladivostuy
Vladivokton
Ays Wu
Vindivestok
tVindlyoatok
Chimney Fire Reported at Grand Avenue Home
A small chimney fire occurred near 10 30 last night at Donato Vera's residence 845 Grand Avenue. The alarm brought the engine from the station but caused no damage and was controlled quickly with no further incidents for the night.
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Donato Vera
Grand Avenue
Fight in Congress Sparks On Floor Duel Between Leaders
Washington reports a dramatic floor brawl in the House as Minority Leader Williams of Mississippi and Rep DeArmond of Missouri battled amid party tensions. Williams struck DeArmond on the nose after a heated exchange over committee assignments and accusations of impropriety, drawing blood and prompting swift intervention as members watched the confrontation unfold on the chamber floor.
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Washington
John Sharp Willams
Miunesippi
Minorits
David A., DeAmond
Missouri
The
of Representatives
DeArmond
Willen
Dé Armond
de Armond
Willams
Prooljer of
Mistouri
Cannon
Weighte
Mras
Williame
Booker
Lloyd
Rhonda
Sillneeses
William
Williamé
Wallace
Arkanee
Armand Approgehjd
Mikvissippi
Miscouri
Frost's Case Nolled in Bridgeport Superior Court
In Bridgeport a case against Rose Welt Prost was nolled in the criminal superior court. The proceedings referenced a preliminary shooting in Norwalk and a street incident involving a motor vehicle near a trolley line on a summer evening.
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Bridgeport
Ler
Criminal Superior Court
Brig
Norwalk
Martin Kellose
Unanimous Postponement Delays Hughes Presidential Endorsement
New York county committee delays action on endorsing Governor Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. A motion to advance a resolution was postponed, with debate over support for Roosevelt and the party's Chicago convention goals.
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Republican Committee of
New York County
Washington
Kathy Te. Woodruff
New York State Republican
Oire Roosevelt
New York
Pomentates
Refusina
Gavenor Hughes
Esmitte
Mr Sykes Improving After Illness at Southern New England
Friends of H J Sykes general manager of the Southern New England Telephone report his condition last night showed improvement. Two days earlier an operation was feared but his physician and a specialist from New York remain hopeful no operation will be needed. Mr Sykes expects to be home again in a month or so.
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H. J. Sykes
Southern New England Telephone Company
Sykes
New York
Byles
Bedety
Chamler
Jon
Greak Cathalie
St. Nicholan
Mononga
Tip
France
Campbell
Naugatuck Liquor Dealers Plan Charity Gift
The Naugatuck Liquor Dealers agreed to donate about $400 for the worthy poor during Christmas, saying the funds would be shared between the King’s Daughters and the Association of Mercy. The total is expected to reach around $500 by year’s end.
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Ray
Sheridan
St. Prancly Church
Glirlalmas
King’s Daughters
Mercy
New Temporary Post Office Clerks Named
Mounttime officials announced two new clerks for temporary service. Francis Minney and Emanuel Thorner were appointed, while one applicant refused to accept. A second posting is expected soon as the CAPTAIN List updates. The Civil Service aims to fill an eligible mat for police ma...
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Mounttimeter Howarth
Vist
Francis Minney
Yustatree
Emanuel Thorner
Wiithan
Tilia Atreet
Police
Unclear Disaster and Arrests Spark City News
Fragmented OCR notes report multiple items across cities including arson inquiry in Bridgeport, police actions in Waterbury, curfew enforcement, and trials or arrests. Mentions Hughes Hodm, Waykor arrest, and various service and guard assignments amid broad general events.
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Scilin
Waterbury
Mofing
Bult
Chan
Gils Seaton
Deriman
Morrill
Third disaster traps miners in Pittsburg Coal mine
A deadly explosion at the Pittsburg Coal Company mine in Monongahela City Pennsylvania entombed between 200 and 300 workers. Rescuers battled to clear debris for a passage to the surface while a heavy roof fall impeded operations. Witnesses described a violent blast as dust and smoke rose from the mine mouth near the Youghiogheny River.
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Jacoby Crack
Dee
Naneni
Tayotte
Monangal
W. Vp
Joeal
Humber
Jane
Cowles Enforces Curfew Arrests on Young Paper Sellers
Five underage boys were taken into custody by Sergeant Smith for selling papers past curfew hours. Chief Cowles supported enforcement as parents faced attention in court. Names include Charles Proctor, William Proctor, Joseph Maroon, James Coleman, and Harry Colins, with ages ranging from 10 to 19.
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Board of Aldermen
Smith
Cone
Etitlon
Cowles
Tvs
Uf Keahoya
Wishaul
Ako
Wight
Artest
Charles
William Proctor
Ogdar Street
Joseph Maroon
Halleck Strats
Sames Coleman
Taton
Harry Colin
Walker in extradition case bound for New Britain
New Britain Del 1 Suthie Foamy postmaker reports Walker, the defaulting treasurer of the Savings Bank of New Britain, on his way to identify. State Attorney Glosten expects Walker back before the new year with extradition likely contested by the bank. Pease, an old associate, would favor surrender. police may take charge, while bank officials press for swift return. Information links Walker to mine holdings in the mountains of Lower California.
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New Britain
Dee
Suthie Foamy
Hare
Wealie
Savings Bank of
Willan F. Walker
Wi Rep
Tily
Arthur F. G
Glosten
Hartford
Walker
Alepthough
Ute
Follee
Svat
Muntains
Baelepanda
California
Stealing Clothes Case In Highwood Court
George Cannon, a man connected with the Broadway Bull Promoing company, was accused yesterday afternoon of stealing two suits from a dresser kept by Protection Dormas. The coats were recovered, but details regarding the planned sale and other items remain unresolved. Henry Herz, a board member, was confined to his home with illness and unavailable for a meeting, affecting attendances.
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George Cannon
Highwood
Dormas
Shefyah
Broadway ‘Bull Promoing Company
Cannondib Apneare
Jobo
Waterbury Assault Suspect Captured After Five Months
Raffaele Landing Wie was arrested in the city last evening on a Waterbury warrant for assault with intent to ki ll. Detective Colma and Detective Lilley traced him to a house on Stewart's Row near 100 State Street, where officers surrounded the building and Took him into custody with no resistance. He was brought back to Waterbury on the city trolley car.
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Waterbury
Raffaele
Colma
Iilley
Stitestrost
Tyhul
Stewart's Row
Ig Lwin
Cers Brown and Roche
Grand Avenue
Rev Brown Gets Watch Returned In Waterbury
The Watch and chain of Rev Fenness T Brown of Ket Methoriet church were found in Waterbury. A motorman named Howe recovered the timepiece and handed it to police. A substantial reward was given to the conductor for returning the watch, which was very valuable to Rev Brown.
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Fenness 'T. Brown
Waterbury
Connecticut Company
Howe
Mtr. Brown
Arrest of Walker in Mexico for New Britain bank cash theft
William F. Walker, defaulting cashier of the Savings Bank of New Britain, Conn, was arrested December 14 in Ensenada Lower California on Mexican and U.S. orders. He admits being the wanted man and cashier, but says he took only $20,000 in cash and about $220,000 in securities. He is confined in a private cell, with meals from a restaurant, and is under care without mistreatment as the investigation continues, aided by detective Hoffman and local authorities.
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San Diego
Cal
Encenada
California
Wiliam F. Walker
Savings Bank of
New
Walker
Kypetko
Ie Oftigere
Parlies
Jone Jinyinom
Poller
Bavonada
Jur
Critics Clash Over B M Merger Proposal
Boston leaders and New York, New Haven, and Hartford interests debated a railroad merger. Colonel Albert Clark urged support while Louis M Branden condemned the move as a bid to consolidate all transport in New England under one control.
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Boston
Dee
New Yorks
New Haven
Hertford
Severa
Albert Clark
Lome
Louis M Branden
Nail
New England
Powder Explosion in Palermo Destroys House and Injures Dozens
A violent powder explosion in Palermo, accompanied by multiple blasts, caused widespread damage as residents fled in panic. Officials report about twenty people killed and nearly a hundred injured, while a house is said to have collapsed and work resumed after a court adjourned.
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Palermo
Sidon
Cve
Fights on Teachers' Issue Spar Over State Board Rule
Conflicting reports and heated discussion surround a state board of education rule affecting teachers in the Girwick district. Principal Morvill and supervisor Frank Jones cited, with New Haven officials and local boards uncertain about future oversight and pay scales for teachers serving both city and state normal school duties.
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Xeagoh
State Board of Education
Howe
Tenehare
Divisht
Von
Ch Hines
Mtr
Witlel
New Havens
Elf
New Sitveny
Hiner
Bitten
Divight Place
New Haven
Texphon
Uchool
Oxtes Whitney
Beets Thalt
Suriey
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