District of Bridgeport Probate Court Order in Estate Case
In Bridgeport District a probate order sets June 26 at 9:80 for hearing on Mary E Dunlap’s restoration request. Notice must be published in a local newspaper and mailed to conservator Frank S. Talmadge by June 13, 2834.
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Mary ET. Duhino
Springfield
Mans
Haying
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Boon
Anid
Frank S Talmadge
Conservator
Springfels
Mars
Jie
Tila Cours
Public Auction Under Execution in Bridgeport
By virtue of an execution directed to me the highest bidder will bid on Tuesday June 23 1914 at 6 30 o clock in the forenoon at the post in Bridgeport to satisfy said execution and fees the property described includes a National Cash Register two counters two show cases two scales and a lot of groceries dated Bridgeport June 9 1914 Deputy Sheriff Antonio B Abriola
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Bridgeport
Antonio B
Abriola
Fairfield
European trip for under two hundred nine dollars
Travel notice offers a five week tour covering London Paris Berlin and a Rhine cruise for less than 209 dollars. Details available from S Leewith & Co at 118 Bank Street. Also reports of a storm near New Brunswick wrecking 40 fishing schooners and two canoeists from Rhode Island drowning in Seekonk River.
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London
Paris
Berlin
Hurops
S. Leewith & Co
Bank Street
New Brunswick
The Red Spiders Headline at the Lyric Theater
The Lyric features The Red Spiders as the main draw today with other films on the daily program. Tomorrow brings Lucile Love and The Last Ghost Dance, a dramatic Indian-themed sequence. With summer prices, audiences can attend daily shows at the Lyric.
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Lyric Theater
Plaza Theatre to Present Dance of Temptress and Vaudeville
The Plaza Theatre announces a limited run featuring Esten Burreich’s Dance of the Temptress staged by Mile. Tencita and Jules La Barbe. The program includes Irish Nightingale with old-time songs, Keystone comedy by Chaplin, two merry comedians, Ware Bolana Ward Ubett’s Under the White Top, Adelsus Fell, live jaz, and other vaudeville acts including A Diamond in the Rough. Performances begin Monday at Plaza Theatre.
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Plaxa Theater
Esten Burreich
Mile
Tencita
Jules la Barbe
Aus
Ener
Eck Allman
Mother Machtea
Charles Chaplin
Keystone Players
Ware
Bolana Ward Ubett
Adelsus Fell
Wntertainer
Cheyenne Days and musical acts headline Pols Theatre bill
Pols Theatre presents a vaudeville style program with Cheyenne Days, trained animals, and a mix of singing and comedy acts from Nat Lett ingwell and others. The show features a broad lineup including the Electrical Venus Co and a dramatic finale with Annie Kleinhecht, plus a report of Chief Engineer George E. Tower’s death in Washington.
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West
Horsen
Tang
Dagan F
Haymonte
Bill Arith Ieahe
Nat Lettingwell
Bel Fonda
Bridgeport
Venus Co
Wonderful Company
Electrical Wisords
All Men Have Access to All Knowledge Speech Excerpt
George W. Formerly urges young men to adapt to a world of instant information and rapid intercommunication. He emphasizes acquiring the art of getting along with people and respecting others rights to succeed in a new era free of despotism.
Single Taxer Explains Remedy For Trusts In Speech
Washington June 16 Representative Warren Worth Bailey, a leading single tax advocate, argued that a tax on land value alone would tax private wealth from natural resources and curb trusts. He cited cases like the oatmeal and Paper Trusts to illustrate how monopolies exploit raw materials and rents, with profits flowing to non producing capital.
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Clyde He.pavenner
Washington
Warren Worth Bailey
Bailey
Paper Trust
United States
Colby Iron
Michigan
Colbys
Morse & Co
Batley
Oream
Daniels Liquor Order In Hands Of Printers
Washington June 10 Secretary Daniels celebrated order abolishing the wine mess on board American war ships was in the hands of the public printer today. It was promulgated earlier and takes effect July 1. The order will be issued to the service in a few days. President Wilson signed an executive order directing all Federal employees to work only four hours on Saturdays between June 15 and September 15 of the present year. Tylford Brothers Garry Custom Suits Grey East Side and West Ena-
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Wilson
Secret Russian Trade Unions Hold Meetings In Factories
June 10 in St. Petersburg reports show secret trade union leaders and workers celebrate the second anniversary of a labor press. Meetings occur in factories despite police precautions. workers donate wages to the press fund. many editors imprisoned. unions operate via secret committees amid widespread interference. An eclipse voyage for August 21 sees Russia asserting observers from Minsk to Theodosia with European societies aiding.
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St. Petersburg
Huesia
Organ Recital Opens Mt Holyoke Exercises
In South Hadley Meas on June 10 Prof William Hammond gave an organ recital in Mary Lyon chapel for Mt Holyoke College seniors and friends as a lead in to the day’s commencement. District Attorney Charles Whitman of New York arrived to deliver the commencement address.
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Meas
William ‘Hammond
Mary Lyon Chapel
Mt. Holyoke College
Charles Whitman
New York
Senate Still Talks on Tolls Repeal Measure
Washington June 20 The Senate continued consideration of the Panama Canal tolls exemption repeal bill. Leaders hoped for early action with night sessions under way though a vote time could not be foretold. Several speeches were planned as the bill was taken up. Secretary Bryan delivered an address before the Seminary at Pennington NS.
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Washington
Senate
Bumper crop boosts business outlook, Barron reports
New York June 1. A government crop report foresees a winter and spring wheat harvest of about 310,060,000 bushels, a record prospect that could lift prosperity. Last year’s harvest totaled around 764,000,000 bushels. 134,090,000 bushels more than this year’s estimate. Fortnightly freight data show slight shifts in car surpluses, while bondholders face interest due July 1. Receivers’ certificates may be used to cover charges, despite funds for improvements.
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Barron Financial News
New York
United
States
American Faltway Association
United States
Canada
Fiat
Louse
the Francisco
Connecticut crops show good average across state fields
The June 1 condition of mass crops in the United States was about 22 percent above the ten year average. Winter wheat led with 14.7 percent above its 19 year average, while cotton lagged 7.6 percent below. Other crops ranged from apples at 110.8 to onions at 98.8, with several not included in the report.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
National crop reports show reduced yields in several states
June 2 crop bulletin notes lower wheat and corn yields than last year with declines in New Hampshire Maine New Jersey and several southern states. It records moisture delays and drought impacts in Wisconsin Missouri and Arkansas while noting improved conditions in parts of the Midwest and Pacific coast regions.
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Railroad News Ordnance Sparks Transit Controversy
A garbled report discusses Cineteemi's ordinance forcing chaniest atokara te Ue and actions by the city solicitor along with railroad deliveries to Binance de Uheel End. It mentions figures like Dahl and Rachel frost Adinnte To Ey ton and references to protests, planetoid claims, and possible road and terminal controls. The piece hints at political friction over transit routes, payments, and authority.
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Cineteemi
Malleitor
Eho
Bruchern
Rachel Frost
Atlanta
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