Son Seeks News of Missing Private Stephens
John Stephens of 171 Savin Hill Avenue appeals to State Secretary Epillane of the American Legion for help locating his son, Private Joseph Biebacius of C Company, 101st Infantry, missing since March 14 1919 after leaving for overseas with the 101st Regiment. Stephens attached to Prisoners of War Escort Company No 19. Keating at 84 State Street urged to contact if information exists.
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To Attempt Again to Settle Irish Question
London September reports a cabinet consultation with Viscount French the lord lieutenant of Ireland and another government bid to settle the Irish question with French retaining his office.
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Letters Read In Court In Vermont Estate Suit
Thao Maud Howricon a North Hero schoolteacher who died last July left letters that were allegedly kept by her sister Mrs Norman Hazen. The letters were produced in a case by John Whthon to bar Mary Fletcher Hospital from receiving a $15 000 estate. Judge Frank L Fish ordered Mrs Hazen to produce the letters in court.
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Norman Hazen
John Howthon
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Frank L. Fish
Trial Crowds Grand Isle Court in Will Case Clash
Second day of the trial fills Grand Isle County Court as Mrs. Hazen testifies. She says Miss Howricon left her property to the hospital out of gratitude for its care of their father. She admits sister was not herself near death and mentions letters and real estate plans. The brother John challenges the will as the hospital seeks Miss Howricon’s share.
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Howricon
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Murray W. Donaldson
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Will Probe Rent Profits
Providence moves to investigate rent profiteering with a special committee to reduce rents to reasonable levels or trigger property revaluations. The measure, referred to the ordinance committee, follows numerous complaints of rents rising beyond wage gains amid nearby Central Falls’ ongoing inquiry into housing costs.
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Common Council
Central Falls
Mayor cools on salary petition amid general talk
A petition by salaried officials seeking a pay raise was presented. Mayor John J. Hurley said he would likely comment later, while aldermen described the session as a general discussion. A new crinkly crepe fascion features, removing the need for lingerie ribbons.
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John J. Hurley
Concord Private School Faces Concord High In Open Fall Game
Dilley should have been Charles Brown a veteran end. Six letter players are on the Concord private school squad this fall. The season opens tomorrow with Concord High School eleven at Middlesex grounds North Concord.
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Charles Brown
Concord
Concord High School
Middlesex Grounds
North Concord
Greatest Fiction Offering Ever Made by The Sunday Post
A bold claim introduces ten masterpieces from top writers in the Sunday Post Magazine. The next feature is The Voice in the Dark, to appear in Halt next Sunday.
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