Submarine leader says Yale Lake Avers will continue
Captain Simon Lake asserts the Lake Submarine Boat Company will keep its Bridgeport plant open and grow, despite a League of Nations peace accord. He argues submarines remain economical and essential for coast defense, predicting commercial submarines could transform shipping routes via Arctic passages and New York to Asia, with cargo only shaping future use.
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Lake Submarine Company
Covenant
New York
Hong Kong
League of Nations
Simon Lake
Pany
Adard
Seacoast
Germany
Best Medicine for Women Ad for Lydia E Pinkham
Portsmouth Ohio testimonial promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for female ailments. Mrs Lana Shaw cites irregularities, pain and weakness improved after use with four in her family and three boarders needing help. Readers urged to write for advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lyon Mass.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia E. .Pinksham
Pound
Lana Shaw
Shaw
Owig
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia B
Pinkham Medicine Co
iLyon, Mass
Bridgeport Ordnance Closures Update In July Plan
Bridgeport district ordnance headquarters will begin closing about July 41 as wartime munitions work winds down. Factories such as Remington Arms, Bullard, Liberty Ordnance and Bridgeport Brass dismantle munitions machinery under Ordnance direction, selling usable equipment or storing it in warehouses for future need while salvaging proceeds run into millions.
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Bridgeport District Ordnance Headquarters
Q Ally
Bridgeport
Ordnance , Department
Remington Arms
U. M. C. Company
Bridgeport Brass Company
Liberty Ordnance Company
Bollard Machine Company
Ordnance
Remington
Bullard
Appeal to Governor to Spare Warners Life
Rutland Vermont July 10 an appeal was made to Governor Clement by counsel to commute the sentence of George BE Warner who is to be electrocuted at Windsor jail this week for murder Warner's attorney said afterward that there was nothing more to be done and that Warner will have to die At execution he would be the first criminal sent to the electric chair in this state since 1914 when the legislature changed the method of execution
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Rutland
Clement
George BE
Warner
Windsor
J. C. Jones
Attornney
Jbe
Smith Named Receiver Counsel for Rhode Island Company
Federal Judge Mayer appointed Nathaniel W. Smith of Providence as counsel for the Rhode Island Company in receivership litigation in Rhode Island courts. The petition by Edward G. Buckland, president of the New Haven Railroad, states the Rhode Island Company owes about 4 million dollars in notes to the New Haven road and the railroad has an interest in preserving the Rhode Island property.
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New York
Mayer
Nathaniel W. Smith
Providence
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Rhode Island Company
Rhode Island
Edward G. Buckland
New Haven Road
New Haven
Thief roundup led by police in July incident
Police report a roundup of thieves on the night of July 1 involving a suspect identified as CCasey and a person named Sherlock.
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Ccasey
Sherlock Holmuéa
Italian gambling den closed by Italian government
BERNE July 9 The Casino Campione on Lake Lugano border with Switzerland has been closed by the Italian government. Reported profits exceeded 10 million francs in a few months. Opened last year the casino drew tales of ruined men and personal crises from its operations.
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Berne
Switzerland
Campione
Lugano
Hyde Park man helps nab Paris warehouse thieves
Co W. Cameron of Hyde Park Massachusetts tumbled from a crate of soldiers cigarettes today and rounded up a gang of thieves who had been systematically stealing small amounts of cigarettes and tobacco from Knights of Columbus warehouses in Paris.
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Co W. Cameron
Hyde Park
Mass
Knights of Columbus
Paris
Aged Man Shoots Wife and Son-in-Law in Winsted
James Burwell, 65, of Waterbury, shot his wife, 64, and likely mortally wounded his son-in-law William Davidson in Winsted last night. He was held without bonds and charged with assault with intent to kill. Burwell said he bought the pistol yesterday after weeks of strange behavior. the family had considered treatment.
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Winsted
James Burwell
Waterbury
William Davidson
Burwell
Thief Steals Suits From 55 Tom Thumb Lodgings
A thief gained entry with a key to the lodgings of Frank Sopth at 55 Tom Thumb street while he was at work yesterday and stole two suits of clothes. The incident is reported as a burglary.
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Phieves
Frank Sopth
Tom Thumb Street
Miss Belton Feted On Sixteenth Birthday
Friends held a surprise party at Broad Street home for Helen Belton’s sixteenth birthday. Pink blue decorations and a large cake were the centerpiece. Dancing and games followed with a host of guests listed among the revelers.
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Helen Belton
Broad Street
Lillian Elien
Anna Hills
Agnes Wall
Dorothy
Carolyn Alberta
Emma Rega
Loretta Lynch
Mildred Sheridan
Edith Anderson
Helen Norton
Anna Donahue
James Wall
William Page
Norman Lewis
Ww. Reilly
Daniel Baenan
Joshua Fox
Aaron
Robert Pendergast
H. Fox
G. Mansfield
Baward Reno
Blimp Nearing Home Flashes Thanks Navy Aid
New York July 10 Major G H Scott commander of B 34 flashed a message of thanks to Rear Admiral J H Glennen, commander of the Third Naval District, praising the navy department for valuable and efficient assistance during mooring at Minskola. The blimp was more than 600 miles from home.
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New York
Navy Department
G. H. Scott
J. H.” Glennén
Third Naval District
Minsola
Questioning Focus on War Makers or Makwawa Skull Return
The fragment questions whether interest lies with those who sparked the war or with the return of Makwawa's skull. It notes a lack of clarity or notice about either side and presents a speculative inquiry without specifics.
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Lake Avers
Jules Verne
Es “Q
Steffanson
Admiral Peary
Russia
Hong Hong
Futura
Tiva
Lydia E. .Pinkham
the Whipple CO
Natick
Castile
Spain
Stratford General
Stratford
Harold
Hutland
Smith
FR. 1 Company
James Burwell of
Lord Salisbury
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