Bandits Rob Man With Stranger Conneghicut Co Sued
Missouri court record noted Joseph W. Oheim sues for 42000 after being held up by three bandits while driving. The robbers allegedly took money and Oheim's cap as they fled in his car. The case involves connections to Connaught company and claims against Wal leer Moluet. Local notes include marriages and vacations among workers at American Brass, Boston Lore, and related firms with names like Cheim Bellin and Sherrif Brackett referenced.
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ST. Louis
Joseph
W. Oheim
S . Oheim
Ansonta
Attor
Cheim
Jacob Bellin
Nema
Neotleut Company
Wal
Bawin J. Hill
Miami
Fla
Max King
John Ryan
American Brass Company
Miss Many Waters
Boston
Frank Conway
Public Grocery Company
New York
Dorothy’ Barlow
Brooklyn
William Smith
Church Street
Caroline Coney
Pough- Keepsie
William Worthington
Clover Street
Michael Stanton
American Bragg Company
New Jersey
William A. Cowles
Manchester
May Houlihan
Cedar Beach
Mabel Williams
Sheffield
Mass
Victoria Spector Ia
Pirinfield
Fall Crop Damaged By Western New York Storm
The heavy rain and hail storm sweeping Western New York caused thousands of dollars in damage to ripe fruit. Aug 8. Information from Associated Press reports notes the extent of crop losses across the region.
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Brochester
Xni
Associated Press
New York
American Goodwill Men See French Battlefield
American goodwill delegates slept in Verdun after visiting Rheims Argonne and the Verdun area. Cardinal Lucon welcomed them at Rheims and told the bombardment story of the cathedral. They toured battlefields and inspected underground shelters and earthworks still standing.
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Paris
Associated Prevs
Goodwi dc
Citadel of
Verdun
Rheimy
Argonne
Romagne Setemnories
Lucan
St Rheims Esterday
Walkout by Erie Locomotive Repair Men in Paterson
In Paterson Aug, about 225 workers from Uys Cooke works of the American Locomotive Company struck amid repair orders for Erie railroad locomotives. The walkout is seen as a protest against resuming the forming out policy during the National Railroad Shopmen strike.
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ERIE
Paterson
Aug. S
Erie Railroad
Uys Cooke Works
Amnertcan Locomotive Company
National Railroad
Men Back To Work After Unauthorized Strike In Lynn
In Lynn mass 250 shear cutters returned to work after a conference concluded the strike was a misunderstanding. The union members had walked out yesterday but will resume duties immediately. In Newport Rhode Island the Atlantic fleet arrived to spend two weeks in harbor and Narragansett bay.
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Lynn
Mass
Shea
Newport
RB. I
Avlantic
Narragansett Bay
Howland's Summer Casuals Offer Cool Comforts
An advertisement from Howland's describes warm weather apparel for men and girls, with knit combinations, nainsook and balbriggan shirts, and khaki knickers. Prices range from 50 cents to $3, with summer frocks and middies noted, urging shoppers to the main and second floors for varied styles and sizes.
Paris Wage Gap For Women In 1930s Household Work
Paris report analyzes women's wages showing a stenographer earning about 350 a month and a servant girl at least 17 with room and board. After deductions for food heat laundry and other costs the totals are pitifully low. The piece notes prejudice and immigration barriers keep women from American work.
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Paris
la Presse
America
Derby Italians Plan to Hold Big Festival
A Derby festival is planned from Sunday to Wednesday under the Verghnt Del Assunta society. A parade opens at 10 AM, with concerts at Derby City park, island park fireworks, and a Mass at St. Marys church led by Rev. Robert F. Fitzgerald. The Watertown city band will play for events.
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Derby
Verghnt del Assunta Society
Derby City Park
Caneery
St. Mary's Church
Robert FE. Fitzgerald
Island Park
Watertown City
Armands Manpillas
Architald
Antonio del Minello
Mongillo
DeMaxillo
Joseph Bergit
William Werwin
Mgg
John Curtin
Catherine Bergin
Edward Bergin
Edward Broadbent
The
Home Trust Company
Burel Cuss
James Regan
Emmett Avenue
Thomas O'Dell
New York State
Tenth Street
Robart
Fitzgerald
Telegraphers Strike Expected Soon on Big Four
In Cincinnati August 4 the Order of Railroad Telegraphers announced a near strike by Big Four Telegraphers over a proposed “split shift” plan. The plan would require eight hours in any 12, with some operators working four hours, then being laid off four, and then back for four more. A recent conference with management failed to resolve the dispute.
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Gincinnats
Drese
Order Ory Railroad
Two Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in New Haven
Joseph Cohen, proprietor of Bridgavert Jive Boultry Market and Perm broke General Market led two voluntary bankruptcy petitions in the U S court here. Liabilities total 79 180 with assets 61 528. Charles E Clausen of Tarrington filed a separate petition showing liabilities 16 749 and assets 25 056.
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New Haven
Joseph Cohen
New Fall Dresses Show Impressive Silhouette Trends
Fashion notes from Paris influence couture panels and flounces, while we showcase gowns in crepe de chine and crepe satin. Skirts grow wider and longer with soft pleated or flowing side panels, some embroidered on blouse sleeves or side panels. Browns and sand tones lead the palette with models priced from $25 to $60. Second Loop center.
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Paris
Women's and men's handkerchiefs on main floor display
Women's kerchiefs with corners embroidered white or with colored figures, good assortment 127c. Gingham sport kerchiefs for women feature bright colored checks 122c. Men's plain white soft cotton mercerized and with neat hemstitched edge 19c on the main floor right center.
Popular silk broadcloth for shirts and dresses
Smooth white broadcloth silk enters common use in men’s shirts and women’s blouses. It will appear on golf links and tennis courts in sport shirts and knickers. We offer white broadcloth silk at $2 per yard in striped and plain options on the third floor.
Crepe Silks Wanted for Fall Fashion Displays
Fall mode fabrics feature crepe dé chine and Canton crepe. Printed crepe de chine with neat designs makes charming dresses and blouses. A 40 inch Canton crepe fabric is offered at 3.50 yard, with serviceable shades and rich textures. Displayed on the third floor front.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conneghicut CO
Ansonia Man
Phiadelphia
Migs Mac Fo Brass Company
Vacatia
A. D. T. Protective Service
American District Telegraph and Messenger
Jake Street Tale
Sareum
Atlantic
Pepin
Howland
Saye
William McCormick
Florence French
Angorin
Mildred Stocking
Cedsle Techy
Lincoln
X.I
Adrienne Ennis
Francia’ Hospital
Martford
IBIG
Pettitons
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Wenesday
Howland Dry Goods
Postum Cereal Company
Tote Battle Creek
Michigan
Psa
Postco
Beans
Ron
Bellans
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