League in Fau l of Suppressing Opium Cecil Says
Lord Robert Cecil replies to Toy Foreign Affairs chairman Porter over League actions on opium suppression. He defends the 1912 International Convention terms and notes progress with 51 of 52 signatories and Persia considering adoption. He cites licensing on import export to curb smuggling, a system adopted by 49 members.
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New York
Robert Cecil
Lesage of Nations
Porter
Toys Foreign Affairs Committee
League
Cecil
Persia
Beague
Signalman Hangs Self in Danbury Railroad Yards
John Q. Dobsen, 47, signal equipment foreman on the Danbury Pittsfield line of the New York New Haven and Hartford, committed suicide by hanging early today in a railroad yard building. His body was found in the afternoon by coworkers as his wife and four children mourn.
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Panbury
Apri
John Q. Dobsen
Danbury-Pittsfield
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Prosperity Not Due to Inflation, Banker Says
In New York on April 28, H dr. Duelicher of Milwaukee addressed the executive committee of the medical in Tankerst agstiiction. He stated prosperity stems from restrained activity and urged broader economic endurement for the public as a step toward continued prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
Duelicher
Milwauhee
United States
Puelicher
Allan Ion Iniso
Lone Bandit Robs San Francisco Hotel
A lone bandit entered a downtown hotel in San Francisco and robbed two occupants, Miss Margaret McDades and Miss Lina Lund, of cash and checks totaling 600 dollars and 9 thousand dollars in checks. The incident occurred April 2 and the suspect fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Bandit
San Francisco
Margaret McDades
Misa Lina Lund
Vital Statistics Births and Marriages Listed
Birth entries show Andrew and Agnes Zilinsky on Webber avenue with a son born in April, and George Gabaen and Mary with a daughter on April 13. Multiple other births record parents on Huron and Hallett streets with daughters and sons in April. Marriage licenses list Frank Falitano and Frances Spadyline, and many other pairs with addresses in Sherman, Jones, and surrounding avenues.
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Andrew
Agnes Zilinsky
Webber Avenue
George
Mary Gabaen
Ian Willard
Joseph
Catherine Belline
Huron Street
Theres Hennisbach
Hallett Street
Charles
Agnes Morgan
Union Avenue
Aprilo Antonio
Assunta Piantidasi
Pembroke Street
Frank Falitano
Cayreh Street
Frances Spadyline
Sherman Street
George F. Kent
Shiladelphia
Bridgeport
Swaile
Curtis Avenue
Parick Gamble
Jews Street
Mary Gamerina
Krone Avenue
Louis Ferg
Prospect Street
Emma Cundiff
Kesouth Street
Stephen McLaughlin
Jones Avenue
Catherine Snolin
Stratford Avenue
Keaward Forest
Carrell Avenue
Louise Farrow
Takishetd
Mass
Kellogg's Bran Promises Health and Relief from Constipation
An energetic promotion extols Kellogg's Bran as a cure for constipation. It claims the cereal cleanses the body, fights toxins, and prevents illness, urging daily two tablespoon servings and highlighting versatile uses in breads and desserts to entice readers.
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Mature
Kellogg's
Kellogg 'S
Kellogg ’S
Kellogg’s
Obituary notices from a crowded Bridgeport era page
A chaotic obituary page records multiple funeral services and burials across Bridgeport and Derby. Names include Jolie Casey John Casey Mary Martin Herman Fngels Frank Hoffman Frank Armstrong Catherine Lavin Uriah Foss Stephen Wells Trelay Sheiton and others with services at St Michael's Mount Grove Park St Peters and local churches. Burials occur at Park Cemetery Lakeview Cemetery Mountain Grove and St Michael's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Hoffman
Frank J. Hoffman
Stratford
I Mortuary
HL. A. Remington
Barnum Avenue
William Street
George MM. Geisel
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Lakeview Vane
Herman Fngels
Jerman Mngels
Herman Fingms
North Avenue
Charles WW. Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Mission
Park Cemetery
Henrietta Weeks
Henrietta Kirtland Weeks
Hawley & Wilmer
Lafayette Street
Stephen J E. Sherman Jr
John's Church
Stountising Grove Cemetery
Catherine Tays
Catherine Lavin
John Law
Bond Street
St. Michael's Cemetery
G C Harrison to Speak at Dinner Here
G C Harrison of New York will address a dinner here hosted by the Manufacturers Association. He is a consulting engineer and chartered surveyor, known for methods of cost prediction and several books on the subject.
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G.C. Harrison
Charter Harrigan
New York
Manufacntes Association
Une Loiversins Eliah
TASTES GOOD-DOES GOOD Port Bran Finkes Hair Fester Elixir
An ad from the Posimum Ceveal Company promotes a hair fester quit Port's Bran Finkes product said to aid digestion, nourish the body, and prevent constipation with claims of protection, urging purchase at the grocer.
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Posimum Ceveal Company
Port
Harbor Money Funds Immediate Work on Projects
The Washington report notes the Harbor Money appropriation of 5,000,000 for river and harbor work faced opposition from the President over public conditions and weather. A tentative review outlines projected contracts and swift beginning of the work, with discussions of continuing contacts and a conference with the President.
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Washington
Alintineie
Prateys
Moodle
Seceentey
Wewle
Fifth Silk Robbery Reported in Worcester
Worcester police reported the fifth silk robbery today as Saul Eingzoni of Sens claimed his warehouse was entered through a damaged window and a hand cart removed silk valued at about seven dollars and eighty cents after thieves used a covered truck to haul it away.
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Worcester
Silly Werteria
Sille Gowna Joie Wil
Saul Ti
Eingzoni Ng Sens
Sewing supplies at special prices from Farhons and on sale
Readable items include sewing notions for buttons, silk, thread, pins, needles, and notions like garment hangers, lace, embroidery supplies, seam tapes, elastic, and assorted fashion accessories. The advertisement lists diverse fabrics, tools, and hardware with numerous color options and bulk pricing.
Dress fabrics and coatings feature varied weaves
Shanteen fabric in tin gray and cocoait measures 54 inches and suits coats wraps and tailored suits at 4 dollars a yard. Premier crege comes in multiple colors and 42 inches wide at 27.50 dollars per yard. All wenl homespun 34 inches wide offered in wisteria rose tan and orchid for spring and summer suits at 1.50 dollars per yard.
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Premier Crege
Wash goods sale highlights bright new spring fabrics
Dress linens 36 inch in taw rose honey dew green lavender orange blue flame navy 85c yd. Burton's tissues 36 inch checks plaids new spring shades 69c yd. Fine dress ginghams checks plaids plain colors 32 inches wide 35c and 55c yd. Figured voiles 36 in 39c yd Figured voiles 44 inches wide 50c yd. Hampton and Carolina sailing 36 inch navy copen light blue rose yellow tangerine brown green lavender 39c yd. Serpentine crepe new spring patterns 31 inches wide 35e yd. Main floor star.
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Burton
Hampton
Carolina
Beautiful clothes learn to make them at Miss Kelleher's school
Beautiful clothes learn to make them. Howland school of dressmaking led by Miss Kelleher offers Spring and Summer style guidance and instruction for making your own garments at a fraction of usual cost. Five daily sessions from 9.30 to 4.30 allow flexible enrollment in New York, with various time slots and pricing.
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Howland School of
Miss Kelleher
New York
New silks of real beauty on sale with rich color
Egyptian crepe silk features Nile-inspired designs in brown navy grey and henna hues priced at 3 per yard. Crepe knit fabric offers Paisley patterns on one side and plain shade on the other with navy, rose, brown, black and gold tones priced at 3 50. Third floor front shop location.
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Nile River
Milicent's Adventure and a Healing Remedy Tale
A weathered frame house frames Milicent White's life as an orphan in a village. After hardship under Mrs. Brown and a chance meeting, she finds help with Jess Wright and endorses a popular patent remedy, Dianece’s Favorite Prescription, to restore health and secure a new home.
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Millicent White
Sumer
Millicent
Selsha
Buffalo
Inho Kent
Inick
Mrs. Brown
Milles Bay
Snore
Siner
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CECL
Canaressman Porter
Danbury R. R. Yards
Bran
Resources Amser Thes
First National Bank
Luippold
Ian
Huindrak
Stratfield Cafeteria
Stratfield Hotel
Jolie Casey
John Casey
Oclork
Rodincvat Avenue
Srrvicua
AupuUsine
S & My
Mey
Hobert de
Presserick Meio
Buriat
St. Michel's
Veiresery
AJ Selene Mags
Raquipm
St. Augustine's
Samuel Raley
O'Wlock
Nishame
Burokwepl Avenue
Philip Mauve
B'rmiming
Thevv
Soeeph Dickson
Barrington
James Seridias
Robert Cruthrin
James Jassle
Uueh Bailip
Howard Finlay
Gain Gena
Barkemmeterr
Mary Martin
Alts
Aiah O'Clock
Trottrey
Mekison, Brown
Adley
Fairfield Avenue
Soletiam
Augusti J Church
James B. I
Shearers
Robert Dunigar
John Iritempte
Patrick Rodevide
Daniel Ikennes
Irving Strang
Patrick
St. Michael's
William HH. Crossman
Wiliam FB
Grossmen
Westport
Towa
Motof Walker & Banks
Eld Avenue
Fev
Irving Ty Smith
Arace M
Weh
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Annie Counnrsa
Annie Emily Gloster Connors
Peter Connors
Newfield Avenue
Harwood
Newfield M. 3
Surlal
Laleview
Charles F. Wheeler
O'¢Lock
Frank Schubert
Herbert S. Grown
Olivet Congregational Church
Uriah Toss
Uriah Foss
Wikiam Street
Frank Armstrong
Derby
Elizabeth Street
Church
Mt. St. Peter's Cemetery
Stepher Ceanees
Ok, Lewis and Senabert
Theehigel
Lane Cemetery
Sheiton
Weeks
Neal Jurbis
Ved. Sperarsyin
Wan Departmenty
Feener
Untersei
Ress Hyo
Chye Niensina
Ets
DE Scholl
Canterversay
Howland's
Waraiy Vallon Diack
Gil Colays
le Ball
Desanis
Fyd
Ginlay
Cojnra
Alona Prand
Brooklawn
Smwan
Floer
Howland Dry Goods
Edison
Fae
The
Alfred Fox
Ensen Its of
Choive
Fairfield Ave
Usher
Slamtford
Norwalk
Rapr
Summmer
Mediterranean
Cunard -Anchor
Tuscania
Europe
COOH
Milicent’s Adventure
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