Farmers forming new milk association in New York
April 20 New York delegates announce formation of an independent milk producers association that will deal directly with Snet- Fields Farms Company. The group includes farmers not in the pool who voted after hearing an address by Shoten Horton to ship direct, set prices, and establish trade relations with the company. A meeting of the independent farmers is planned for Tuesday.
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New. York
cMmilk Producers’ Association
Snet- Fields Farms Company
Eday
Shoten Horton
Pricea
Manysether
Meei@nas
Farmery Peat
Musician killed by train was to play here
John Standardowski of Waterbury was killed near Hoosac Falls when a china motor bus stalled at the B and X crossing and was struck by a train. Nine orchestra members were injured and taken to a North Adams hospital. The Maric Devito orchestra was scheduled to perform at a local dance Monday.
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John Standardowski
Waterury
Heosac Balls
Gerber
Maric Devito
Sulphur Clears a Pimply Skin
An advertisement claims sulphur treatment clears pimples quickly when applied as Mentho Sulphur. A skin specialist says nothing has matched sulphur as a blemish remover and urges asking a druggist for a small jar of Mentho Sulphur for use with ice cold cream.
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Aed
New York Courts Chase Speed Records in Crime Punishment
New York April 20 jurors beat fast verdicts in criminal trials. Judge Crain’s panel found Peter O Donnel of Long Branch first degree robbery in four minutes for a Clyde Steamship line theft of 544 dollars. Texie Toby pleaded guilty. Judge Mancuso quickly followed with another one minute verdict against Joseph Fradenill for another robbery of William Slatery. Samuel Stein, 28, was held on $5,000 bail for stealing Esther Hern’s diamond ring and a pocketbook containing 240 dollars as she watched a back row moving picture show.
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New York
Banton
Tudse Crain
General Sessions
Peter O'Donnel
Long Branch
N. J
O'Donnel
Texie Toby
Clyde Steamship Sing
Toby
Mancuso
Joseph Fradenill
Anothar Sermon
William Slatery
Samuel Stein
Esther Hern
Piccura
Gris
New Haven Grocer Held in Theft Probe
New Haven April 21 Ranih Cipolla 32 of New Haven was arrested in the police probe of the Orange Dramatic club holdup in West Haven on April 9. More than 1000 dollars was taken. Cipolla was turned over to West Haven police and jailed on robbery charges with bonds set at 20600. Four others arrested last week are held on robbery charges: Salvatore Santaniello of Springfield Massachusetts William P Powers and Thomas M Guniff of Boston and Elago Garganna of New Haven.
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New Haven
Ranih Cipolla
Orange Dramatic Club
West Haven
Ehich
Cipolla
Salvatore Santaniello
Springfeld
Massachusetts
William P. Powers
Thomas M. Guniff
Boston
Elago Garganna
This Cits
Hawaiian body declines to petition national AAU on records
Honolulu April 20 The Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Union refuses to petition the National AAU to recognize recent cinder records set by Charles Paddock, claiming island tracks do not fully meet AAU standards. Paddock tied his own world mark of 30 seconds for the 190 yard dash and is returning to California.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Amateur Athletic Union
Charles Paddock
Hawaiian Union
Paddock
Née
California
Six year old Dorothy Cannon smiles through surgeries
Dallas April 20 Dorothy Cannon a five year old girl, badly burned when struck by a live wire, has endured 18 ether sleeps and 45 skin grafts since last June. Despite extensive treatment she still smiles, with bandages coming off daily. Twenty people donated skin as she learns to smile again and assist other patients.
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Dallas
Tex
Dorothy Cannon
Torothy
Cate
Anve Dongthy
Chinese forces in Manchuria face off near Peking
Peking reports Chang Tso-Lin plans to move from Mukden to Tiensin to take charge of troops near Peking as Wu Pei-Fu resists a convention to settle the military dispute. The Peking to Pukow railroad is cut and a Shanghai-bound ammunition train sits in Peking. Wu Pei-Fu is said to hinder Chang Tso-Lin's movements.
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Peking
Associated Press
Ganera
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Tien-T'sin
Mukden
Wu Pe-Fu
Wu Pei-Fu
Pukow
Shanghai
Chang Tshisin
Third District Democrats Combine Clubs Form New Club
Amalgamation of the men’s and women’s Third district clubs elected several women to key offices. Mrs Christopher Finnegan named vice president and Mrs Peter J Brown as financial secretary. The newly formed Third district Democratic Club Inc plans a billiard pool room, committee outreach, and a district carnival.
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Third
Christopher Finnegan
Frank Stargo
Edward 8. Lynch
Peter J. Brown
Finnegam
West End
New Jersey Woman Seeks Seat in Congress for Seventh District
Jersey City New Jersey April 20 0 Mia Charles McNary of Parareon announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress for the seventh New Jersey district Amos H Radcliffe the incumbent has announced he will seek reelection as a Republican Daughters of the American Revolution held a wreath laying ceremony at Mount Vernon with Marshal Joffre and Ambassador Jusserand in attendance at La Grange castle France wreath placed on Lafayette tomb Washington D C
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New Jersey
Congress
Washington
Jersey City
Mia
Charles
McNary
Parareon
Amos H. Radcliffe
Qlarshal
Madame Joure
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marshal Joffre
Jusserand
France
Mount Vernon
la Grange Castle
LaFayette
Ship Subsidy Backing Sought by Middle West Merchants
Mississippi basin commercial leaders told Congress committees that the Shipping Board must guarantee continued operation of trade routes from South Atlantic and Gulf ports. They urged an amendment to require the Board to run all routes for five years unless vessels could be sold to operators agreeing to continue service.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Gulf Porta
Mississippi Basin
Senate Commerce and
House Marchant Maring
Shipping Board
Big W. J. Ware
Chicago
Mississippi Valley Association
Chicago Association of Commerce
iChicago World Trade Club
Malcom Stewart
Cincinnati
Middle West Marchant Marine Committee
Central West
Missinsippi
Shopping Board
Tha Vinag
Kellogg's Bran touted as relief for constipation and breath
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a natural remedy for constipation, claiming it prevents illness linked to bowel issues and improves breath and skin. It urges daily use, suggests serving ideas, and notes Bran can be eaten cooked or sprinkled on cereals.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg 'S Bram
Wreaths Placed by British Embassy Delegation at White House
A wreath was laid on Washingtons grave by the British embassy and George Maynard, president general, for their organization. A Sulgrave manor tree, from the Washington ancestral home in England, was planted on grounds by Major General Berthel of the British embassy. Ian Marshal and Madame Joffre attended a White House dinner with President and Mrs. Harding, among other guests.
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George Maynard ‘Nor
Amb
Washington
Sulgrave Manor
Che Weashlingtons
England
Berthel
Great Britain
Ian Marshal
Madame Joffre
France
Harding
Remarkable free trial for rupture treatment attracts readers
The notice urges ruptured men women and children to request a free trial of a stimulating application that allegedly tightens muscles and closes the rupture without a truss. It claims success with nav el and groin ruptures, supports workers and mothers, and warns against delaying treatment to avoid surgery or gangrene.
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Rice,, Inc
Main
Adams, N. Y
Great Day to Toss the Truss Into the River Free Trial Offered
A sensational call to action promotes tossing the old truss and trying a free trial believed to relieve ruptures. The pitch claims many successes, urges immediate coupon submission, and promises delivery with no obligation or cost.
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