Cardinal to visit Trinity and Yale in early October
Hartford and New Haven report plans for Cardinal Mercier and Cardinal order visits. At Trinity College Hartford October 1 at 9 30 a m a noon reception and a public round table at the armory are planned with about 10 000 tickets to members of the war and resident city. Yale University October 2 will confer doctor of laws and host a university launch and address from Cardin Mercier with a banquet to follow.
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Trinity College
Actper
Henry A Perkins
Charles W. Burpee
State Guard
Ixinella
War Orx
Yale
New Haven
Yale University
Mercier
Oday
Hadley
Germans Discuss Argentina Loan in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on Sept 25 a German delegation met Foreign Minister Pueyrredón and presented a memorandum urging a proposed $100,000,000 loan to Germany. The note highlights Germany's wartime industrial strength and postwar potential, noting strong finances and reserve funds, with hopes exports will rise once peace obstacles end. It also mentions Germany's political evolution and the establishment of a stable government.
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Buenos Aires
Pueyrpredica
Argentina
Germany
Steamer Valbanera Identified in Florida Wreck
The sunken steamer near Florida, identified by divers as the Spanish passenger Valbanera, lies sinking slowly in quicksand off a shoal. With 488 aboard, the hull may vanish soon, ending hopes of solving a sea mystery.
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Griven
American Tobacco Feature Of Market In New York
On September 25 the stock market moved little amid the steel strike, though American Tobacco surged to 803 a share, a six year high, with Liggett & Myers and Lorillard also rising near that level on talk of a potential consolidation. Sugars led the food group on expected removal of trade barriers as sales hit 35,000 shares. Liberty bonds remained firm but varied, with total market turnover about 10.75 million dollars. In New Britain, gas prices rose sharply with the New Britain Gas Light Co announcing rates up to 1.50 per thousand cubic feet due to higher production and distribution costs.
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New York
America Tobacco
Liggett & Myers and
Lorillard Tobaccos
American
New Britain
New Britain Gas Light Co
Cotton Very Quiet Talking Boll Weevil
New York market notes irregular closes with December at 31.58 and day exports 7,543 bales, 869,685 season total against 622,039 last year. Crop damage from insects continues and boll weevil appears in Virginia as port receipts total 8,000 bales and port stocks 28,427.
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cOe- New York
Jan Marke
Virginia
U. Ss
Cash Recovered From Wisconsin Farm Buried Stashes
Chicago report states that $42,500 was recovered found buried on the Wisconsin farm of Onwery. The discovery was part of a broader investigation with authorities tracing the cash location. No further details on ownership or motive were released by early reports.
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Stoten
Chicago
Wisconsin
Onwery
Robbery loot found buried in milk can in Whiting Indiana
John Wejda, father of John S Avedia at the Chicago post office, allegedly planned a heist that yielded 924 000 dollars from a restored shipment from the Chicago Federal Reserve Bank to Standard Oil Indiana. The money was found today wrapped in old rags inside a milk can, representing the younger Wejda's share per officers.
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John) Wejda
John S. Avedia
Chicago Post Officr
Chicago Federal Rheserve Bank
Standard Oil ‘Oi
Indiana
Whiting
Ind
Weda
New System on Coal to Ease Steel Strike Transport
Washington September 25 The railroad administration launches a permit based system to move coal and iron ore to steel mills. The scheme limits shipments to the mills’ current consumption during the strike, aiming to curb shortages and stabilize supply.
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Washington
Sept
Railroad Administration
Two Milk Trucks Collide Injuring Driver and Passenger
Two milk trucks collided on Congress Street at 6 o clock spilling hundreds of gallons onto the pavement. Henry Foland of 47 Deacom Street and non B Smith of Milford were in the crash. Smith received head lacerations and leg bruises, treated at Jamersoney Hospital, then moved to St. Vincent's. Foland was uninjured. Both vehicles damaged. Smith, an ex soldier who saw service in France.
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Vousa Congress Street
Tonic Avenue
Henry
Foland
Deacom Street
Non B
Smith
Milford
Jamersoney Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
France
Marine Injured After 30 Foot Fall From Roof
Poa] Marul, 87, of 898 Sylvan avenue, fell thirty feet from a roof while working yesterday morning and was taken to St. Vincent's hospital with injuries to the right hip and possible internal injuries.
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PAGT
Poa
Marul
Sylvan Avenue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Two Divorce Suits Filed by Men and a Woman
Two men and a woman filed divorce suits at the Superior Court yesterday. Samuel A Lyon seeks a divorce from Ethel Lyon asserting desertion on May 6 1916. the marriage occurred July 3 1905. Frank M Crea sues Ange Line Crea for cruelty temperance and desertion since Septem ber 1914. Alice Hall seeks a divorce from John Hall on grounds of cruelty and desertion. they married January 1 1908.
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Svomnan Aled
Napers
Superior ‘Court
Samuel A. Lyon
Ethel FF
Lyon
Stratford
Frank M. Crea
Bridgeport
Angeline Crea
New Britain
Alice Hall
Norwalk
John Hall
New Army Shoes Not For Sale Says Recruiting Chief
Announcement from Col. C P Michlin chief of the recruiting service denies plans to sell new army shoes in government stores. He says no surplus exists and only renovated and repaired army shoes will be offered at sale. Rumors of new stock sold to dealers are denied. some makers use similar lasts but those shoes will not be discouraged. Henri Houssay dead in Paris announced September 25.
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C. P. Michlin
Col. Michlin
Gale
Navy officer on trial for coal theft in Brooklyn yard
Lieutenant Joseph J. Duffy, former administrator at Hayas agency, faced a naval court martial at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Charged with disposing of government coal to Flannery Towing and overstating hours on government work, he pleaded not guilty to 71 counts. Duffy led the Gowanus Coal reserve station during the war.
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Wetil Naval Gravy
New York
Flannery
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Duffy
Gowanus
Governor names Willimantic deputy judge of Police Court
Hartford Sept 15 Governor Waicomb has appointed Curtis Dean of Willimantic deputy judge of the City Police court of Willimantic to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Otte Robinson.
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Willimanttic
Hartford
Waicomb
Curtis
Willimantic
Otte, Bs
Robinson
Public schools begin year amid nationwide teacher shortage
Washington report says the nation started the new school year with about 38,009 teacher vacancies. The National Education Association based its estimate on 3,483 districts and state superintendents. Commissioner Claxton cites low pay as a major factor behind the shortage, noting about 65,000 teachers were below standard requirements.
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Washington
National Education Association
Commissioner of Education
Claxton
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