Poland to seek immediate aid as fight with Soviet Russia heats up
Poland will request urgent material assistance from the United States as its war with Soviet Russia intensifies. Prince Lubormirski, Polish minister, announced the plan and said Poland will pursue interpretation of Washington’s note promising to use all available means to keep Poland free.
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Victory in Tennessee Victory in Tennessee Win Opening Skirmish in House
Raleigh Aug 11 Sixty three of the 120 members of the North Carolina lower house sent a telegram to the Tennessee Legislature saying North Carolina will not ratify the federal suffrage amendment and asking that it not be forced on North Carolina by Tennessee. Authorities Ready to Act Closing of Hanover Trust Company caused by two straw loans of 160000 dollars made to Ponzi Bank Commissioner says surplus is gone and capital is impaired further sensations coming in case Ponzi confesses past.
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Searles Will Creates Multimillionaire Inheritance Case
Arthur T. Walker, a 38 year old New York businessman, stands to inherit the bulk of Edward Francis Searles estate, a more than 50 million dollar will that could make him a multimillionaire overnight. The challenge lies in the will’s unusual terms and their potential court validation.
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Ponzi Admits Time Served for Forgery and Smuggling
Charles Ponzi confessed to being an ex convict after a Post expose revealed his criminal past. The Hanover Trust Company where he is part owner and director was closed by the bank commissioner following the report.
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Polish War Material Needs Highlighted by Minister
A minister praised the American note, saying it would inspire Poland with a new spirit of hope. He stressed Poland’s urgent need for war materials of all kinds and suggested relief would come first through certain channels.
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Baseball results across leagues update from yesterday
National League games include New York 5 Pittsburg 1 and 6 3 in two games. Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3. Detroit 4 Chicago 1. New York 7 Cleveland 4. Eastern League features Bridgeport 3 Waterbury 2 and Albany 6 New Haven 1. Pittsfield 66 Springfield 4.
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Suffrage forces win first skirmish in ratification battle
Nashville dispatch reports suffrage forces victorious in the opening skirmish of the campaign to ratify the federal amendment. The outcome sets the pace for the showdown as votes and campaigns move toward final action. The notice indicates continuing coverage on page ten.
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Mystery Beneficiary in Eccentric Millionaire Will
Arthur T. Walker is named as chief beneficiary in the will of a secluded, extravagant financier. The document argues he should receive the bulk of the wealth due to his long association and alleged role in managing the estate, raising questions about family claims and the late magnate’s instructions.
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First Photograph of Methuen Earl in Quarter Century Feature
The late Edward Francis Searles of Methuen is honored with the first photograph reproduced in a quarter century feature on the eccentric millionaire. The piece highlights his famed collector status and distinctive life.
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Sarah Bernhardt Announces Another Final World Tour
London August 11 Sarah Bernhardt will undertake another final farewell tour of the world spending 40 weeks in the United States and Canada to replenish her son’s fortunes and support him despite his extravagances.
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Denver Tramway Strike Ends No Return Work Vote
Denver Tramway Company workers voted 771 to 36 against ending the strike after a conference with Major General Wood. The meeting occurred late yesterday and set the terms under which returning to work could be considered.
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Ruth Injures Knee Sliding In Cleveland Game
Babe Ruth of the New York Americans dislocated a knee sliding into second base in the first inning at Cleveland. He retired from the game, was carried from the field, and may miss only the remainder of today’s action with doctors evaluating a possible sprain or torn ligament.
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Sugar Price Drop Predicted for Households
In New York a wholesale trade forecast sees sugar falling 8 to 10 cents a pound within two weeks. Despite current stock, high summer drink demand has kept prices around 23 cents, with a hoped decline to 13 to 15 cents as the soft drink season peaks passes.
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England Declares War On Austria 1914 Anniversary Item
England declares war on Austria in 1914. Allies make big gains at Gallipoli with heavy Turkish losses in 1915 as listed in today’s anniversaries.
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Boston Area Weather Forecast With Showers Upcoming
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Thursday cloudy conditions and Friday showers with little temperature change. Winds along the Atlantic coast will be moderate and variable, mainly from the south to southeast.
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Weather outlook signals cooler, fair day ahead
After an unsettled morning the forecast predicts a mostly sunny day with cooler temperatures than yesterday. Light winds prevail as high pressure builds in, bringing drier air and pleasant conditions for outdoor activities.
Pettibone Begins Life Term In Windsor Prison
Byron M. Pettibone, convicted of manslaughter in his wife’s death by poisoning, has started his life term after transfer to the state prison at Windsor, Virginia.
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Ponzi Sentenced in Montreal for Forgery
In Montreal on August 11 the amount traced as the trigger for Charles Ponzi’s jail term was 423.58 dollars. He forged a blank check from the Canadian Warehousing Company, signed by manager Damien Fournier, cashed it, and spent part on clothing a watch and jewelry. The offense was forgery, not conspiracy in the get rich quick scheme.
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Not Clever Forgery Traced to Signatures in Bank Case
The Hochelaga bank detected a forged signature on a check two hours before the owner noticed its disappearance. The court warrant names Charles Benoit, veteran clerk, as discovering the signature irregularity, with further details continuing on page 11.
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Northeasterr College Opens Twenty-Second Year
Northeasterr College at 316 Huntington Ave Boston begins its twenty second year on Monday September 18 offering full preparation for the bachelor's degree bar examinations and practice. The school touts a high passing rate for its graduates and cites increased facilities and a distinguished faculty of leading practitioners. Secure reservations now.
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