Advertisers urged to ride John Dough campaign for bread sales
A promotional brief extols Fleischmann Yeast linked John Dough ads to boost bakery sales. It urges bakers to advertise their own bread and shop, using signs, window figures, wagon branding, and newspaper or outdoor campaigns to capitalize on the John Dough publicity and link their products with the nationwide effort.
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John Dough
Feischmann
Life
John
Court Prep for Ruling When Supreme Court Lacks Full Bench
Hartford reports confusion over procedure if a vacancy arises after arguments as Chief Justice Hall dies. Statutes allow temporary panels from superior court but no clear rule for final judgments with missing full court. Documentation notes five judges heard cases but unclear if decisions were made or when opinions will issue.
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Jan
Supreme Court
Frederic B. Hall
Superior Court
Supreme Court of Errors
New York Fortune Teller Tells Magistrate What Was In Pockets
Bert Reese, famed fortune teller, faced Magistrate Krotel on charges of taking money for fortune telling. He stunned the court by revealing what police officers had in their pockets and what they ate for breakfast. The magistrate, noting Goodwin had not paid, discharged Reese.
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New York
Bert Reese
Krotel
Elizabeth Goodwin
Tammany Hall
Goodwin
John E. Holmes
New London
Stratford
Stretford
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
C. W. Blakeslee
Herbert Lewis
Clayton K. Blakeslee
New Haven
St. Charles’ R. C. Church
Stillman
East Main
Ernest C. Carpenter
M. E. Church
Christ
Union Cottage
C. N. Stephens
Elm Street
Riverview Place
A. T. Bentson
Nichols Avenue
North Avenue
Chas. Johnson
Park Avenue
Poincaré Resigns Premiers Post After Victory
Paris reports M Raymond Poincaré, elected President of the Third Republic, tendered his resignation as premier to President Fallières. He said he will retire until his inauguration, while Briand may act as premier until Fallières’ term ends. The Balkan crisis looms as France adjusts to this leadership change.
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M. Raymond Poincare
France
Remena Fallieres
Poincare
M. Briand
Justice
Fallieres
M. Bourgeois
Balkan
Poincares
Sth
3Rd Republic
Stratford School Basement Rooms Proposed For Pupils
Special to The Farmer Stratford January 18 Mrs Winton a school committee member inspected the Center school basement for overflow capacity. Three large dry well lit rooms could hold about 150 pupils with added radiators. Secretary Hine of the State Board of Education was notified for investigation. Congestion stems from Supt Kelsey moving seventh and eighth grade rooms to the High School.
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Stratford
Supt
Kelsey
Franklin
Sedgwick
Center School
New York
Bridgeport
Old-Time Winter Wonders From Past Cold Seasons
The New York Evening World laments a mild current winter and compares it with historic brutal winters. It notes open Hudson boats to Albany, green Central Park grass, and brief cold spells, then lists ancient winters with frozen seas, frozen rivers, buried houses, wine cut with hatchets, and wolves in Vienna.
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Theodomer
Swabia
Strait of
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Adriatic
Germany
Austria
Italy
England
Vienne
New York Evening World
Inaugural Ball Dropped for Wilson Inauguration
Washington reports the inaugural committee will end the traditional inaugural ball and scale back the parade to honor President-elect Wilson. The committee may rely on stand seating and concessions for revenue with no definite plan until Monday conference.
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Becanen
Wilson
Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Tributes Pour In For Chief Justice Hall
Ansonia Sentinel and Hartford Times recall the life of Chief Justice Frederic B. Hall who died suddenly in Hartford. Born poor, he climbed by study and work, becoming a respected jurist noted for careful, sound rulings and merit over political ascent.
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Ansonia Sentinel
Hall
Hartford
Newsboy to Supreme Court Chief Justice Frederic B. Hall
The Hartford death of Chief Justice Frederic B. Hall closes a remarkable career. From early work as a newsboy and molder he studied law by night and vacation hours, rising to the Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors. He was humane, democratic, and respected for sound judgments and public service.
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Supreme Court
New Britain Herald
America
Hartford
Newsboy
Mulder
Connecticut
Frederic B. Hall
Hall
Supreme Court of Errors
Judge Hall
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