Ford says peace voyage not a failure and would go again
New York January report details Henry Ford returning from aboard the Bergenfjord after a peace voyage to Europe. Ford denies misrepresentations, defends the mission, and says he would sail again if it aids pacifist goals. He criticizes current politics and cites public thinking as the expedition's gain.
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Epizootic spread reported near Newtown hunting canine outbreak
Selectmen ordered immediate muzzling of all dogs and asked farmers to watch herds for signs of rabies after reports of canine infection. Reports also note infant baptism at St Rose's, funeral of James Haugh, and a New Year gathering at the EE & SB Co workshop with plans for another similar event.
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Protestants and others pay respects to Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore January 3 Protestants Gath aiics Gentiles and Jews visited the Archdiocesan residence on Charles street to pay respects to Cardinal Gibbons at the annual public reception. The cardinal preached at mass earlier and the reception followed as almost the whole congregation moved to his home. In his sermon he spoke on The Universality of the Catholic Church.
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Yale Challengers Face Eddie Mahan's Irregulars In Hockey
New Haven January 2 Yale football players challenged Eddie Mahan's Irregulars to a hockey game on the New Haven arena surface this month. The challengers include Aleck Wilson Cupid Black Harry LeGore and Fii Way. Harvard hopes Billy Hales Joe Gilman Tom Enwright Ernie Soucy Dick Harte and Raws Cowen will boost Eddie Mahan's team. The contest promises a spirited showdown as Yale seeks a win to mend pride and the Irregulars aim to prove their strength in hockey.
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Market Opens Flat Then Recovers Amid Persia Shock
New York stocks opened the year with heavy note from the Persia sinking, with many issues slipping 1 to 4 points and United States Steel in blocks of 2,000 to 3,000 shares. A noon rally followed by another selloff and later recoveries showed a volatile session as London hints and war concerns kept traders cautious.
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New Year Wishes From Our Friends and Clients
Our country prepares for self defense and expresses heartfelt sincerity as we extend wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year to friends and clients.
Capt Bennett is Honored for 20 Years in National Guard
Capt Arthur Bennett of the Connecticut National Guard received a gold watch on New Year’s night from members of the Fourth company and related Coast Artillery units. A full dress drill parade and review followed, with Col Henry S. Dorsey presenting the trophy. Bennett, the oldest serving officer, will soon celebrate 20 years of service and is noted as the only officer in the group to own the prize. The guard units held a New Year observance as part of the ceremony.
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