Cummings Scores Slander Campaign
Thormer Cummings, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, spoke last night before the West Chester County Democratic club. He denounced slander and urged support for the party, praising America’s wartime record and criticizing Republican efforts against the Wilson administration.
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New Haven Railroad Ordered to Pay Taxes
Judge Edwin S. Thomas filed an opinion in a United States court case citing tax obligations for the New Haven Railroad. The decision references sums of 750 dollars and 1811 dollars and discusses tax payments for 1912.
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Government's Ship Hulls Here Are Sold
Government hulls sold at Housatonic Yard and Stonington port details toward disposal. Partial OCR shows a stalled corporation and a referenced individual Ferris Dype amid unclear wording.
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Ex-Gov Lounsbury Recovers From Flu
York executive to resume duties as head of a bank in New York City. E. Lounsbury, former Connecticut governor and president of Atlantic National Bank, has recovered from influenza that briefly threatened his health and disrupted attendance at the Connecticut legislature centennial events.
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Welfare Drive At Walnut Beach In June
Walnut Beach hosts a Salvation Army drive during the week of June 14 led by Milford Business Men’s Association and the Village Improvement Association. Plans call for thorough canvassing of the beaches to gather support for funds and aid. The Army’s wartime record is cited to motivate contributions from residents and visitors.
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Seaplane Crash Kills U.S. Officers in Pensacola Bay
A seaplane crash in Pensacola Bay yesterday killed officer Norton from Columbus, Ohio, and an ensign from Salem, Massachusetts. The incident occurred during a fall operation and prompted an immediate investigation into the loss of life.
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