Bancroft Fined $50 for Starting Roughhouse
John Bancroft, 38, of Cottage Street, was fined $50 in City Court yesterday for breach of the peace after witnesses said he created a disturbance by pouring vinegar into a sugar bowl in a lunchroom, grabbing a pumpkin to play “football” on the pavement, and bringing down an awning on Courtland and Cannon streets before being arrested by Special Policeman Reilly.
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John Bancroft
Cottage Street
Courtland
Cannon Street
Folicuman Reilly
Bancroft
Phoenix Life Agents Entertained by Walinco Club
Phoenix Life Insurance agents were entertained by the Walinco club, a group drawn from National Life and Insurance Co. John W. Moore analyzes income from insurance. The club formed bylaws and set an election for next meeting. A supper will be served next Tuesday at a local restaurant, and a campaign with national agents will draft more policies in October.
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Phoenixn
Phoenix Lite Suesurance Co
Walinco Club
National Lite and Surance Co
John W. Moore
Traffic Division Opens New Quarters at City Headquarters
The traffic division of the police department yesterday moved into new quarters on the first floor of the east side of the headquarters building on Fairfield avenue. The space was formerly used as an emergency hospital.
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Police Department
Bauddying
Fairfield Avenue
Judge Mack to address Zionists on bi nism at mass meeting
Judge Julian W. Mack of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals will visit the city next month to speak on Zionism at a Jewish mass meeting to be held October 19 at a local theatre. The Zionist Organization of America, with 100000 members, plans to grow the city’s 2500 Zionists to 5000, with Dr. Louis Smirnow as local president and Charles H. Shamry leading arrangements. A Stratfield hotel dinner precedes the event, and moving pictures depicting Palestine’s development will be shown.
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Julian W. Mack
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Zions Organization
Mack
Zionist Organization of America
Louis Smirnow
Locale Zionist Organization
Charles H. Shamry
Stratfield Hotel
Palestine
Twelve American ships under ban
Twelve American owned steamships with about 70 000 deadweight tons and valued over 10 million dollars, owned by a German subsidiary of Standard Oil of New Jersey, were ordered from German ports to the Firth of Forth for allocation among Allied nations. The move, allegedly overruled a Brussels allocation, has been protested by Standard Oil through the U S state department and the Shipping Board.
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New York
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Firth of Forth
Germany
Allied Commission
Brussels
American State Department
United States Shipping Board
Deutsche Amerikanische Petroleum Gesellechaft
Standard Oil
Great Britain
Mannheim
Helios
Sirius
Pawnee
Nidbe
Hera
Loki
Wotan
Wilhelm A. Riedemank
Belgium
United States
Japanese envoy defends Shantung return amid high cost of living claims
A Japanese envoy in New York warned it would be ridiculous for Japan to fail to return Shantung as agreed while downplaying anti-Japanese accusations in the United States. He said Tokyo seeks to address the high cost of living and is not pursuing conflicts with progressive foes.
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Kuumasa
New York City
Shantung
Sumesaki
Japan
Elemat i
United States
New York Firm Buys Broad Brook Mill Stake
Hartford dispatch says William Wiese & Co. of New York has acquired about 60 percent of Broad Brook Co. capital stock in Broad Brook Connecticut. The firm sought control to direct output of automobile linings from a mill established in 1847 that produced woolen men s wear.
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Hartford
William Wiese & Co
New York
Broad Brook Co
Broad Brook
House dresses and toys on display at low prices
The ad touts house dresses priced six dollars and six seventy-five, calling New Ideal dresses attractive and serviceable with graceful lines and good fit. It promotes clear cheerful calico fabrics and new prints on the second floor. Also advertised are germproof slate boards for children and shoes.
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Shires
Saga Looted Kid Found After Disappearance
Max Saga, missing since Saturday from 241 Seaview Avenue, was found at Hillside’s home. He is under treatment as police reported.
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Max “Saga
Mix #saga
Seaview Avenue
Hillsids
Monement Home Robbed In Tuesday Thefts
James Monement reported a robbery at his home on Tuesday afternoon with $90 stolen. Police are investigating the incident, detailing the address at 338 Johns Court and urging anyone with information to come forward.
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James Monement
John S.cet
The Amherst Debate on Intensity in Mastery Work
The passage argues that a single fact suffices to prove a claim while noting nuance must be trimmed between intensity levels. It contrasts a hypothetical Amiplea able to deliver unlimited intensity with the constrained ability to modulate degrees, marking a distinction in mastery and expression.
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