Committee hears evidence in Gyalog case over deed theft
Final arguments were heard by John W Banks a committee from the Superior Court in the case of Elizabeth Gyalog versus Paul Gyalog Darien. Keogh Candee Norwalk represented the plaintiff Attorney Albert Phillips Stamford the defendant. The action concerns a quitclaim deed tied to a life use on land in New Canaan and a mortgage of 2900. The plaintiff seeks to recover the deed 2000 and profits since the father's death.
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Elizabeth Gyalog
Paul Gyalog
Darien
John W. Banks
Superior Court
Atternoon
Keogh & Candee
Norwalk
Albert Phillips
Stamford
New Canaan
Ulm
British Mandatories 70 Get Colonial Preference
The British House of Commons adopted an amendment to the finance bill authorizing the government to extend colonial preference to any territory mandated by the League of Nations. The vote was 195 to 58. Critics argued it conflicted with the League covenant's promise of equal trade.
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Commons
Voto
London
House of Commons
J. Austen Chamberlain
League of Nations
James Myles House
League For Nations
United States
Constantinople
League
United ‘States
Donald McLean
Auckland Geddes
National “Service and Reconstruction
Pan American Labor Submits Its Budget
The Pan American Federation of Labor, meeting for its first annual congress in New York, adopts a budget of 8,250 for the coming year. The United States is assessed 5,000, with the remainder to be borne pro rata by affiliated bodies. Frank Morrison presided in place of Samuel Gompers.
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New York
Pan-American Federation of Labor
Congress
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Amsterdam
International Trades Union Convention
United States
Etna Explosives Co Reduces Capital Stock
Stockholders of the Etna Explosives company adopted resolutions reducing the capital from 18,100,000 to 8,350,000 dollars with the number of shares outstanding unchanged. The contract between the receivers and J and W Seligman and Company, the company's bankers, was approved along with the issue of bonds to carry out the settlement terms.
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New York
Aetna Explosives Company
W. ‘Seligman and Company
United States Steel unfilled orders rise on June 30
United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders at 4 92,855 tons on June 30, up 510,345 tons from May 31. The monthly statement released in New York notes the rise in orders for the month as production and market demand shift.
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New York
United States Steel Orporation
Cororation
Loyal troops defeated by Costa Rican rebels
The Costa Rican government forces have been defeated in northern Costa Rica by Costa Rican revolutionists, according to dispatches received from Nicaragua and northern Costa Rica. Many government troops are said to have been taken prisoner.
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San Salvador
Costa Rica
Costa Rcan
Fcaragua
National Booth Knitting To Aid Serbian Children
New York July 10. The National Booth Knitting company of the Navy age will undertake to knit garments for 560000 fatherless Serbian children at once. The organization formed in September 1917 to supply sweaters and 6 to American marines.
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Serbia
National Booth Knitting Company
Wasington
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PAN American Labor
Etna Explosives CO
Broad Street
Glark's
Fes
Kroehler
Columbia Grafonola
Columbia Records
Broad ST
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