350 Prominent Hotelmen Lunch at Milford
Milford June 12 Special The managers of 350 leading hotels in New York and New England stop in Milford en route to New London to open the Griswold hotel. J Mok Bowman presides over the group with William H Brews as escort. they travel in 50 autos and enjoy a luncheon on River Cliff grounds before continuing to New London for a dinner vaudeville.
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Milford
New York
New England
New ‘London
Griswold
River Clift
J. Mok. Bowman
Biltmore
William H. Brews
Liver Chi Wealty Company
Guy A. Ward
Belmont Farms
Port Chester
New London
Bowman
Paul Boden
Manhattan
James Woods
The
Belmont
George Sweeney
Commodores
T. M.tierney
Ansonia
EB. M. Slater
Pennsylvania
Fred Sterry
Plaga
O. M. Boomer
Waldorf- Astoria
McAlpine
Burglars Take Two Refrigerators From Lee Bros Storehouse
Two ice boxes valued at 15 dollars each were stolen from Lee Bros furniture dealers on State Street after the burglars forced the front door. Police are puzzled by how the bulky items were moved away after the Wednesday night entry.
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Lee Bros
State Street
Manicure Gins Gets Fortune In Sherwood Will
Anna V Sherwood former Stratfield manicurist receives 100000 outright and the estate income. Richard S Sherwood of Southport leaves 60000 to brother Wake man Sherwood of New York. Public bequests include 5000 to Southport Congregational church 1000 to Bridgeport Y M C A and 500 to Bridgeport Y W C A. Residue placed in trust for widow with income for her. after death to children or Bridgeport hospital Richard S Sherwood Memorial Fund. Estate valued around 250000 with executors Jacob E B Klein and trustees. Witnesses Samuel Beardsley Robert Gould Henry Greenstein.
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Anna V. Sherwood
Stratfield
Richard
Sherwood
Southport
Tairfield
Southport Congregational Church
Bridgeport Y. M. C. A
Bridgenport Y. W. C. A
Judge Elmore $. Banks
Fairfield
Edmund &. Walfe
Newphews
Richard J
Russell Ryan
Critic of Wilson Administration at Hahnemann address
United Senator Marching of Ohio attacked the Democratic administration during Hahnemann Medical College commencement. He invoked the homeopathic metaphor to argue for investigated remedies for national ills, mocking secret diplomacy and internationality while urging diet and robust national maturity.
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Philadelphia
United
Ohio
Hahnemann Medical College
Hahnemann
Presh
Senate
Paris
United States
Daylight Saving Law Winds Up in October
Washington June 12 A rider repealing the daylight saving law effective when clocks are turned back in October was added to the agricultural appropriation bill today by the Senate agricultural committee. The vote was unanimous. A separate bill for repeal has been favorably acted upon by the House interstate commerce committee. Attempts to annul the act immediately to turn back the clock were defeated.
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Washington
Senate Agricultural Committee
Stock Promoter Indicted In New York Case
Paul A. Newman head of Paul A. Newman & Co a New York brokerage stands indicted on forgery related to alleged promotion of Range Burnett Qi Co stock A separate item notes a 10 day jail sentence for vagrancy panhandling and a brief mention of an Indian uprising in Germany with 6000 rising against pale brethren and smiting the Fluns
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New York
Paul A. Newman
Tice
Broth Street
Paul A. Newman & Co
Burnett Qi Co
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Kellogg's
Crere
Hite
Blucher Ag Voung
Dirk
Children’s. Wash
Palm Beach
Water ST
Anna Sherwood
Harding
Wilson
Devon Masons
Masonie Hall
Red Cross
Devon
Ansantawae Lodge
A. F
A. M
Magsonie Hall
Boar of Directors
Devon Union Church
Red Cross Society
Milford High School
New Assembly Hall
Speidel
Bridgeport
Broad Street
Glork Gj
Grafonola
Columbia
Broad ST
Panhar
Bartlett
Cit
Janes Monahan
Joseph Meon
Germany
Republic Truck
Seaside Park
Telephone
Barnum
United Dept. Store Cor. Main & Golden Hill Sts. House
Qur
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street
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