Charge Againist Student Case Continued Until Monday
Arnold Newlander of Ridgefield Avenue Milford, a student at the erim school, faced a Milford Town court hearing on a man slaughter charge in the death of Cullen Brown of Detroit. The case, held in bonds of 1000, was continued at the request of the State's Attorney. Coroner Mix found Newlander criminally responsible for Brown's death. The incident occurred on Thursday, May 3.
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Methodist Drive for $140000000 Ends in Confidence
New York May 26 The close of an eight day drive by the Methodist Episcopal church for a 140 million missionary centenary fund boosts hope that final returns will exceed the goal. The national campaign ends today though many local church drives continue. Early totals show the northern church has raised 87 million of a 106 million quota.
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Friends of Ireland to Meet in Derby for Self-Determination Rally
In Derby on May 26 a meeting of Friends of Ireland will be held in Eagles hall Tuesday night under P H L Pearse branch guidance. John J. Splain and Michael J. McGraff of New Haven will address the gathering as national officers, amid a turnout nearing 500 members.
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New Haven
Anxious Update on Bolshevik War Situation London
May reports from London and allied fronts describe Bolshevik moves around Petrograd and Moscow. A Moscow defense committee seeks women volunteers for military service while non Bolshevik troops operate near Luga and the Dvina. An Allied dispatch warns Petrograd could fall but feed shortages may render capture moot. Kelchak’s forces expected to reach Viatka in weeks, linking with Archangel front once Siberian supplies arrive.
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US to Keep German Ships Seized in U S Ports
Washington May 38 President Wilson informed officials that the council of four at Paris reached an understanding for the United States to retain about 700000 tons of German shipping seized in American ports when the United States entered the war. Great Britain proposed sharing this tonnage with German ships seized in other countries in a common pool based on tonnage lost to enemy submarines. The United States refused to agree to that plan.
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Dr Brown Appointed to Child Welfare Commission
Governor Holcomb named Dr Walter Brown health officer and others to a new child welfare commission. The panel will study dependent and defective children and their living conditions, reporting to the next General Assembly session. Appointees include Angus Thorne Jacob Klein Wilbur Gorty Templeton Ives Meech Ryan Farnum Cheney Of Ander New London Penniman Gesell Todd Merritt and more.
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Middletown
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Katherine Farnum
New Haven
Marjorie, Cheney
South Manchester
Rosemary
Anders
New London
Carolyn Penniman
A. Hi, Gesell
Reve W. DP. Todd
Louise Merritt
Stamford
Concessionaires at Savin Rock Face Arrest
New Haven May 26 The prosecutor and the defendants asked for a continuance as about 60 concessionaires at Savin Rock were called in Orange court. The arrests occurred because amusements and businesses were run under license authority said to be issued to each promoter by Superintendent Hogan of the state police under a law placing licensing of summer resort amusements with that official.
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Harvard Receives $500000 Grant for Education School
New York May 26 The General Education Board founded by John D Rockefeller announced an appropriation of 504000 dollars to the three million dollar fund to endow a graduate school of education for Harvard University.
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Assembling Vimy Plane for Atlantic Flight
In St Johns on May 26 the assembling of the Vimy bombing plane entered by Alcock Brown’s trans Atlantic team began. The craft will be built at Quidi Vidi, with Harbor Grace as another possible launch site for the ocean hop.
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Fryatt to be given an honorary burial
The body of Captain Charles Hryatt, British merchant officer executed by Germans in 1916, will be brought home to England and buried similarly to Edith Cavell. Government announcement via House of Commons states Bonar Law conveyed the news.
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Remedy Corrects Rheumatism With Blood Enrichment Claims
An advertisement touts Williams Pink Pills as a cure for rheumatism by enriching the blood. It recounts a testimonial from Christoper White of Claremont who says symptoms including severe pains, poor digestion, and insomnia improved after using the pills. Readers are urged to buy pills or order direct, and a free booklet on building up the blood is offered.
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Schenectady
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Hair Care Advice Promotes Coconut Oil Shampoo
An old advertisement touts falsified coconut oil shampoo as superior for cleansing hair and scalp. It warns against alkali in soaps and shampoos, claims the product leaves hair silky and manageable, and notes it is cheap and widely available at pharmacies.
Aliens With First Papers Eligible for Army Enlistment
Aliens of all nationalities who have declared their intention to become U S citizens can be accepted for voluntary enlistment in the United States Army, according to instructions from the local recruiting station. Applicants must show naturalization papers.
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