Senator Walsh Defends League Amid Objections
Washington June 11 Senator Walsh Democrat of Montana defended the league covenant against charges that it binds states to war or tries to override constitutional guarantees. He cited past objections by Lodge Knox and Warren, arguing opponents' theories misstate the treaty and that ratification would not compel war except in clearly defined cases. The speech referenced Roosevelt’s 1910 prize acceptance and argued a league of peace could be a master stroke if powers truly seek it.
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Warren
Nator Walsh
Daineodoré Roosevelt
Christiania
League of Peace
Hair Care Guidance From A Cautious Note
Advice warns against harsh soaps and alkaline shampoos that dry and brittle the hair. Recommends pure emulsified coconut oil shampoo as safer and gentler, using a small amount mixed with water to cleanse hair and scalp. A few teaspoons provide cleansing, and inexpensive substitutes suit the whole family.
Polish outrages reports questioned by House committee
Dr B L Smykowski returned from Washington after testifying before the House Foreign Relations Committee. Chairman Porter said reports from Minister Gibson show the Poland outrages are exaggerated and urged calm while awaiting official government findings. The panel plans to await the Poland report and coordinate with the State Department to explain adjournment.
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Barnum Avenue
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Executive Committee
Porter
Gibson
Poland
Bogan
Bailey
Mrs. Catt Speaks at Fairfield Suffrage Meeting
Fairfield County Suffrage association schedules annual meeting at Rosemary Hall Greenwich on June 19. Mrs Carrin Chapman Catt to deliver major address. Miss Caroline Ruutz Rees to welcome. Katharine Ludington to report for Connecticut Association. program includes Democrat and Republican viewpoints and plans for the future.
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Fairfield County
Greenwich
Fairfield County Suffrage Association
Rosemary Hall
Carrin Chapman Catt
Caroline Ruutz-Rees
Fairfield
Katharine Ludington
Connecticut Women Suffrage Association
Weakness for wives ends in a charged case against operator
In New York on June 11 Frederick W. Reynolds, a Brooklyn notype operator, faced Magistrate McClosky on a charge of disorderly conduct after two former wives testified he had four marriages and planned a fifth. Legal technicalities barred a bigamy charge, leading to the disorderly conduct accusation.
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New York
Frederick W. Reynolds
Brooklyn
McClosky
Reynolds
McCloskey
Call money strong on New York Exchange
On June 11 call money was strong with high eight and low six. The closing bid offered at eight, last loan eight, and bank acceptances at four and a half. Jurisdictional notes reference Park City lodge and Knights of Pythias, discussing candidates at a meeting at 1025 street ports.
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NEW -York Exchange
New York
Park City
Letters from Natalie Dearvelyn and Harold's Nostalgia
A long personal letter from Harold with Rhine trip memories and upcoming home hopes. The writer visits Chamberlin e and Shropshire's to buy photo albums, admires Lane's chocolates, and praises Alice Doyle's Liberty building lingerie with a low price, describing elegant satin and lace pieces and flirtatious fashion details.
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Justice Lectures Wilkins Jury in Long Island Trial
In Mineola on June 11 Justice Manning advised jurors to avoid forming opinions before evidence. David S Manning read a lecture to prospective jurors in the Walter Keene Wilkins trial as John N Belknap held that his mind was nearly made up, needing strong evidence to change it. The ninth juror was chosen, followed by the tenth, Joel G. Hayden. Additional text discusses Allied recognition and medical remarks, with a long personal letter concluding with family recollections and affection.
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Glen Head
Joel G. Hayden
Floral Park
Ansonia to Take Court Action Over Ice Deals
Ansonia mayor John G. Mead told the board of aldermen that the city will seek court action against ice dealers. He said private investigator John J. Walsh has gathered information and that Corporation Counsel Frederick M. McCarthy believes enough evidence exists to warrant legal steps. A formal report from Walsh was not yet submitted, but proof is said to substantiate accusations against the ice company.
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Frederick M. McCarthy
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Ee Company
Officers for Derby Hospital Elected
June 11 The annual meeting of the trustees of the Griffin hospital elected officers and medical staff. Officers include President Bruce N Gridding Shelton and Vice Charles F Brooker with a broad finance and governance slate. Medical staff list names numerous doctors across Shelton Derby Ansonia Bridgeport New Haven and other towns.
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James T. Smith
C Vomnmiliee
Bruce N. P. Shelton
Charles N. Downs
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Derby
WD. Wanning
Finance Committee
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Charles N.downs
William A. Combs
Ansonia
Daniel
Brinsmade
Charles HW. Nettleton
F. N. Loomis
Nettleton
William Wyer
Cooper
Des
Wilmot
J.P. Sharpe
BO RB
Magguire
B. I. Tolles
Edward Palmatee
M. A.parlada
Bridgeport
W. E. Tartsham
New Haven
WH. Arnold
Aeroplane to lead Ansonia's homecoming parade
Ansonia will stage a monster parade on Saturday to honor returning soldiers and sailors. A prominent feature is an aeroplane performing aerial stunts and leading the procession, arranged by parade marshal John J. Hine with a promised army aviator participant. Expect overhead aircraft and a dramatic lead from the woodlot as the parade departs.
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John J. Hine
Heavill
Textile items with embroidery trim and towels listed
Classified note lists a white embroidered garment with trimming and fitted shoulder straps in sizes 35 to 44, priced at 35 cents. Also offers hems on towels at 10 cents and Turkish towels described as heavy weight and conveniently sized.
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