Editor of Note Dies in Hartford After Long News Career
A veteran Hartford journalist and former deputy collector of internal revenue died last night of an embolism. Born in Middletown in 1869, he left law to join public service and held top posts at the New Haven Union Palladium Hartford Post Hartford Sunday Globe and finally the Hartford Courant. He leaves a widow and four sisters with funeral Monday in Hartford and burial in Middletown.
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Hartford Courant
Internal Revenue
Alexander Troup
Cleveland
Middletown
Conn
Mr. Troup
New Haven Union
New Haven Palladium
Italian Workmen Seize Offices and Tramway Line
Seizure of industries by Italian workmen continued across a wide area. In Turin forty armed Reds seized ten offices while in Rome workers halted the Rome Tivoli tramway line after reaching agreement with the management.
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Rome
Turin
Rome-Tivoli
Hartford Dentist Ends Life After Mercury Poisoning
In Hartford Connecticut Dr. David Goldstein a Me tuchen New Jersey dentist shot himself in his hotel room after a recent mercury poisoning incident. He had been treated with a stomach pump and left a brief note saying he could endure life no longer. Relatives cited a nervous breakdown during the influenza era when he served as a dental lieutenant in the U S Army at Jacksonville Florida.
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Hartford
Conn
David Goldstein
Metuchen
N. J
Dental Division
United States Army
Jacksonville
Fla
Noonan Hair Petrole Claims New England Fame
Advertisement claims daily five minute scalp care with Noonan's Hair Petrole results in softer hair less dandruff and new life. Sold at drugstores and department stores or $1 a bottle from T Noonan & Sons 38 Portland St Boston.
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New England
Noonan
Drug and Dept
T. Noonan& Sons
Portland St
Boston
Searles Heir Citizenship Bid Filed in Brooklyn Court
Arthur T. Walker, the clerk and beneficiary of Edward F. Searles, filed final papers for U S citizenship in Brooklyn's federal court. He is 43, resides at 26 Pierrepont Street, born in Ontario, Canada, and has lived in the United States since 1898, after taking first papers in 1918. He will be admitted in 99 days.
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New York
Arthur T. Walker
Edward F. Searles
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Pierrepont Street
Ontario
Canada
Virgin Henry Sughes
Manhattan
George Booth Rice
Walker
Funeral for 16 year old Keating set for tomorrow
The body of Lawrence Keating 16 a fireman on the United boules cruiser Galveston who died aboard the cruiser Chattanooga at Constantinople on July 11 from ptomaine poisoning was brought to Melrose yesterday. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning and burial will be in St Patrick's Cemetery Stoneham. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Michael F Keating of 7 Hurd Street Melrose.
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Lawrence Keating
United Boules
Galveston
Chattanooga
Constantinople
Melrose
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Stoneham
Michael F. Keating
Hurd Street
Radio Control Great Success on Iowa Tests
Navy tests off the Virginia capes show the 12000 ton battleship Iowa navigated solely by radio from the Ohio control station. Control proved effective to ten to twelve miles, with plans to use Iowa in Atlantic fleet target practice the first time a battleship moves at full speed under radio control. Practice likely late this month.
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Washington
Iowa
Navy Department
Virginia Capes
Ohio
William B. Glover Dies at Age Eight in Quincy
William B. Glover aged 8, longtime Quincy resident, died at his home 139 Atlantic Street yesterday. In his youth he was active in city affairs and served as a member of the first Quincy Council after incorporation.
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William B. Glover
Quincy
Atlantic Street
Mr. Glover
City Leader and Assessor Passes After Service on Boards
A longtime city figure and assessor who served on several administrative boards has died. He is survived by a sister.
Quincy Armory Drive Aims To Start Massachusetts Construction
The Quincy Chamber of Commerce forms a committee to urge Armory Commissioners of Massachusetts to begin construction of an armory in Quincy. The effort seeks early action and city leadership backing.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Quincy
Armory Commissioners of
Massachusetts
Dandruff Cure Promoted With Liquid Argon Claim
An old column advertises a dandruff remedy using four ounces of liquid argon to dissolve and destroy dandruff by morning. It promises all itching ceases and hair looks improved after multiple applications. The piece notes argon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Wilsons 500 Dollar Donation To Democratic Campaign
President Wilson sends a $500 check to the Democratic National Committee via Treasurer W W Marsh along with a letter urging private support for the campaign. He states the nation's honor and destiny depend on the election and the candidate who would restore the country's standing globally.
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New York
W. W. Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Appeal for funds to sustain moral battle in national political fight
Chairman George White urges immediate donations from supporters to back the Democratic committee. He argues that private wealth backs opponents while reformers struggle to finance their campaign for the nation’s moral conscience.
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George White
National Committee
White
Senate
Democratic Committee
Woodrow Wilson
America
Housing Shortage at Brown Faces Students
Providence Brown University faces its largest enrollment yet as dormitories fill early. With opening day Sept. 22, 100 rooms are being sought by George J. Heldt, secretary of the Brown Young Men's Christian Association, to house arriving students.
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Providence
Brown University
George J. Heldt
Brown Young Men's Christian Association
Heldt
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Searles
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