War Dept Bill Deemed Unsound By Military Training Camp Leader
Tomip ell mine acting chairman of Military Training Camp association told the Senate Military Affairs Committee that the proposed army rotation bill is unsound. He urged support for a national service plan introduced by Senator Kerlin of Oregon, arguing it would cost little more than 900 million dollars and would provide insurance against future wars. He added the system would have prevented war a decade ago, quoting his wish that his son avoid military service.
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Ashington
Tomipell
Litary
Walt
Surance
Mellvaine
Universal
Germany
New Milford to build $25,000 two story block
A new brick block costing about 25000 will rise on the Dickinson property at New Haven avenue and River street New Milford Sept 19 Special The two story building will house three stores and ten suites of offices Plans may change with tenant wishes A men s furnishing store has signed for the corner store and several offices The corner store will be 25 by 75 feet and the other two 18 by 75 feet The building is to be constructed at once.
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Milford
Dickingon
New Haven Avenue
River Street
German official in Brazil to join vast German settlement
Buenos Aires report says Baron Von Dem Bussche Haddunhausen, former German minister and former under secretary of foreign affairs in Berlin, who has been in Argentina on an unofficial mission, has traveled to southern Brazil where a large German population resides.
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Buenos
Aires
Baron von Dem Bussche-Haddunhausen
Argentina
Berlin
Brazil
Dead Englishman worth four bucks more to him
Frederic Martin relays a Wide Work Magazine tale set in New York about Hearst and anti English papers. A Flynn barber shop joke turns into a painter asked to add a dead Englishman under Washington's horse for four dollars, provoking a quip about the Father of His Country and Englishmen. A later anecdote has a tailor and a customer debating suit prices.
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New York
Frederic Martin
Wide Work
Mr. Hearst
Ingland
England
Washington
Barney Flynn
Flynn
the Bowery
Washinton
Wynn
Barney
Barnay Flynn
Fire Hits New Haven Auto Garage. Loss 12,000
A commercial garage in Grand Avenue New Haven was damaged by a fire sparked by a cigarette lighter in benzine fumes. Fire Marshal Perkins blamed smoking in a high danger area. a metal roof prevented a much worse blaze. Owner Louis Schablein, and an employee who lit the match, faced the incident.
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New Haven
Niw Haven
Grand Anne
G Line
Marhal Perkins
Louis Sehablein
Gold Coin Drawn for Abroad Shipments to Spain and Central America
Gold coin valued at one million dollars has been withdrawn from the New York sub-treasury for shipment to Spain, and five hundred thousand dollars in gold coin has been set aside for shipment to Central America. The Women’s Patriotic Society of Japan is noted as likely the world’s largest organization with over one million members.
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New York
Spain
Central America
The
Women's Patriotic Society of
Japan
Lee's
Lee’s
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Hong Kong
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Burr
Sterling Trio
Peerless
Old Sue
Henry Burr
Oneida
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Thor
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