Church Injunction Hearing Postponed in Washington Ave Case
The Superior court injunction hearing by Judge Sohn Heoler, set for 10 a.m., was indefinitely postponed by agreement of counsel in the case brought by St Augustine's Church through Rev James B Wilhill against Rourke and Boucher local undertakers. Negotiations toward settlement are pending. Attorney Jone A Cornell for the church and Attorney David Day for the undertakers.
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Sohn Heoler
St Augustine's Church Corporation
James B. Wihill
Rourke
Jone A. Cornell
St Augustine's Church
David Day
Global briefings mix Costa Rica and Pacific unrest
Washington notes Costa Rica backsliding. Pago Pago natives clash with Governor Terhune after a mob attack on his house. Berlin report cites German price relief schemes. other items: New York murder case, Glastonbury mill fire, Irish volunteers led by professionals, coast guard plane repairs, Adrianople Turkish commander quotes, Spanish assassination in Valencia.
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New Haven
Glastonbury
Ams
Fred @ Clark
Gondom
Daily Mail
Cavan
Paris
Prince George
B.C. Ang
U. & Army
San Francis
Athens
Jafar Tayar
Adrianopli
Mustapha Kemal Pashs
Last Chance to Enlist in Company D Drill
The regular test of Co. D Fourth regiment C S G will take place tonight at eight o clock in the armory. Ex members may re enroll to go to camp with the company Monday morning. In Spokane Washington officers dispersed a gathering of alleged Industrial Workers of the World delegates from Washington Idaho and Oregon. Ten men were arrested and placed in county jail.
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Co. D. Fourth Regiment
Spokane
Wash
Industrial Worker of the World
Washington
Idaho
Ore- Son
Satchel Baby Dies After Hospital Stay
A frail infant nicknamed Bobby died early yesterday after a brief illness in Englewood Hospital. The child, taken into the care of Mr Bohland at 700 Shelton Street in a satchel, faced lifelong health challenges and a plea from a woman signing as A Broken Blossom for a proper home.
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Bridgeport
Englewood Bospital
Bobby
Anar- Hies
Bohland
Shelton Street
Grand Central
Ita- Gan
Echain
Rohland
Charities Department
Geritter
Weller
Bob
Back to Africa Speech Cheered at Convention
In New York, Aug. speech by Rev. James David Brooks to the Universal Negro Improvement Association urged Negroes to return to Africa. Crowd cheered as plans outlined for a provisional president to lead the race and a leader to be chosen by late August.
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Africa
New York
James David Brooks
Universal Negro Improvement Copy
Thorny Desig
Bobby
Association
Liberty
Ita
Fec
Manny
Arie. Se
Officers Elected at Baker Sales and Rivers Local 61
At a recent meeting of the Baker, Sales and Rivers local No. 61, officers were elected. Chair, president Sam Dryer. denl John fats. manelsi secret M. J. Isely. recording secre— Joseph Harding, sermeant-at-...
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Baker, Sales and Rivers Local
Che
Cers
Sam Dryer
John Fats
Mnaelsi
Secre
M. J. Isely
Joseph Harding
Sermeant-At
Preparing to Use Water Power for regional electrification
Washington ags sire way of greatria power production and distribution methods in six states between Boston and Wa ton. A study of utilizing water power in frontier zone was started by the Geological Survey under authority of Congress. The survey, funded at $125,000, aims to explore economy and potential in a general system for generation and distribution to meet future demands, including possible railroad and industrial electrification.
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Washington
Ags
Sire Vay
Greatria
Boston
Waton
Tal Sinces Geological Survey
George OL Smith
Congress
oston-Washington
Medford Upholsterers Executive Released on Bond
Edward F. Gaves of Medford, vice president of the International Association of Upholsterers, was released on bonds totaling 5060 pending a Supreme Court habeas corpus hearing set for May 9. He faces charges related to alleged conspiracy to dynamite buildings in Chicago during a strike of upholsterers last spring.
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Boston
Mass
Edward
Gaves
Medford
International Association of Upholsterers
Supreme Court
Chicago
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