Japan note well received amid cabinet talks in Washington
Washington reports say Japan's latest note on the Call Me land law was well received by officials. Secretary Bryan plans to attend a Pittsburgh banquet with George W. Guthrie while Viscount Chinda will also attend. A reply to Japan's rejoinder is expected, her reiterating the treaty 1911 and equal treatment under international law. In New York a dentist, Dr Stephen C Storck, 36, was killed jumping from an eighth floor apartment, ruled a possible suicide due to overwork. he was Virginia born and prominent in his field.
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Japan
Viscount Chinda
Japana
Washington
West 58Th Street
Dr. Storck
Virginia
Comstock
Cornwall
Danbury
Henry B. Wing
West Redding
Tongue
Wing
New York Tribune
Lince
Grant
Gresley
Greeley
W. C. Santora
Sanford
Stevenson
Houstonie
Aldrich
George Crafut
W. C. Sanford
Bethel
Zalmon Read
Gage
Poughkeepsie
Mies J. L Gilder
Nercottare
Senator Peck
H. S Barnes
J. C. Peck
Cwn
Jerusalem Council No 16 to Meet Monday Evening
Masonic notes report a stated assembly of Jerusalem Council No 16 Masons to convene Monday evening at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple to confer the Select Master degree. The item includes a quoted remark about a silent woman and a remark about luck.
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Assembly of Jerusalem Council
BR. É&S. M
Sasanic Temple
Desres
Little Beauty Chats Think Beauty If You Want Beauty
A moral on self image and beauty emphasizes positive self talk in the mirror. It argues that optimism and smiling stimulate confidence and health, suggesting that beauty arises from mindset and daily care, with examples via historical figures and advice on posture and facial expression.
Town road repairs show notable gains in efficiency
The first phase of town road work under the new system is finished and results are promising. Supervisor Bloomer oversaw a $1900 spring effort that outlays cost while improving promptness and thoroughness, with plans to patch defects and upgrade drainage. The article also notes council actions on property liens, local court cases, and community happenings including school closings, telephone service concerns, and wartime reminiscences by Rev. Henry B. Wing.
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Bloomer
John Close
Barnes
John W. Sanford
Aaron Sanford
Fred Crouch
Taylor
Miet
Center School
Jennie McDonald
Ridge School
Knepp
Bethel
Umpawaug
Miss Carson
Felder
Boston
Hunter
Ines
the Ridge
Death Toll Rises After Fairfield County Auto Crash
Frederick L. Hunt, 56, died Thursday afternoon in Greenwich from injuries in a collision between his car and a vehicle owned by Keeley Smith of White Plains. Both drivers and occupants were thrown from their cars. Hunt suffered skull and jaw fractures along with facial and internal injuries. In other notes, Congressmen Donovan on Friday supported Frederick Brit h for postmaster of Darien. Antonio Ambroglia, Coffin chauffeur, sustained a broken collar bone and other injuries in a Greenwich auto accident, with both trucks damaged and a tire replaced.
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Tnferies
Frederick L. Hunt
Greenwich
Hunt
Keeley Smit
White Plaine
Mr. Hunt
Annnoeed
Smith
Donovan
Frederick Brith
Darien
Nontmaatar
George Schiwuter
Fragmentary OCR note hints at names and places
Incomplete text mentions various scattered items including street names and personal names. The legible parts point to a messy note with possible references to a location and individuals but no clear event or outcome.
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Cominatement Ofocrat
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Missouri
Albert E. Cummins
Repub Noam
Towa
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
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Clark
Margaret Stroud
Allexbeny Avenue
Philadelphia
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Seale
Rochester
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Lyon & Grumman Co
Beoreria
Ers
Hill
Sesser
Fairfield County News
Antonio Ambrogas
J. Coffin
Haddock
Netlon
Joe Siri
Parmar
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