Slant at the Day's Political Doings News Note
A compact recap notes the day's political events with local commentary. It highlights key speeches, party positions, and public reactions, capturing the tone of contemporary reporting and the flavor of the political discourse.
Two Men Held as Library Board Meets Police Probe
Isadore Cohen and Albatsky were arrested in Brooklyn and held on breach of pence charges as police probe shipments delayed for a month. The library board meeting was postponed due to lack of quorum and the Charities Commission adjourned after approving department bills.
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Library Board
Isadore Cohen
Gou Marval
Albotsty
Brooklyn
French City Eyes Bridgeport Law Plans Copy
City Clerk J. A. H. Robson Jing received a Seine Department plea for information on city administration. Officials seek the city charter plan anticipated extensions and Day Pluny per foun Ndlen report along with city statistics and reports for reference.
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J. A. H. Robson Jing
Departmente of the Seine
France
Appeals From Probate Court Decision in Stevens Estate
Louise McKay of Norwalk, daughter and natural heir, appeals the probate court's ruling in the estate of William I Stevens who died in Norwalk on August 9. The will would be probated, with the appeal filed in the superior court.
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Pnrobate
William I Stevens
Norwalk
Louise &. McKay
Norewalk
Wuppers
Inquest Planned For Greenwich Trolley Accident
Deputy Coroner Henry will conduct an inquest at Greenwich this afternoon at 2 o clock into a trolley accident in which one man was injured last evening. The details point to an inquest to determine cause and responsibility.
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Henry
Steven
Greenwich
Kil-Kare Club Outing At Lake Kenosia Provides Social Mix
Kil-Kare club held a successor outing at Lake Kenosia Sunday with a large group of participants. Names include Mrs. Arthur, Nelle Hammer, Ida Gerevitz, Beila Holaman, Frances Moorstein, Elsie Wats, Rose Hirsch, Margaret Bauer, Anna Rosen, Ros Solomon, Bella Rabinovite, Frances Levy, Ida Diamond, Lena Konopsky, Ettа Buecas, Mavion Mig, Ann Cohen, John Arthur, Max Blumberg, Morris Epstein, Jack Abnson, B Rosenthal, B Atinow, V Richelseph, A Nishval, D Hirsch, Uvitsky, J Mote win, A Kellman, R Gordon, I Friedman, P Gurevitz, A Arthur, S Shapiro and T Pressman.
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Kil-Kare
Multiple live shots and incidents across Europe
A flood of brief items reports deaths and injuries from automobile crashes near Ytoungstow, a government storage facility raid in which whiskey valued at $20,000 was stolen, and a Budapest boycott by transport workers ending amid resumed international communications. Also notes Mexican travel aid by the foreign office, a Neuilly treaty reference, and British protests against war with Poland alongside broader labor actions and a ship news snippet.
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Donald
Robert Ensminger
David E. Janne
Budapest
Hungary
Avs
Foreign Office
Neuilly
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Manchester
Nottingham
Poland
Tim Wu
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Car stolen from Welbieh on Tat Alio Avenue avenue
A car owned by Welbieh of Tat alio avenue was stolen last night from broad and Qinan Pests. The incident involves a diverse number and Cloedo, with no further details available.
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I Welbieh
Alio
Canadian Pacific Dividend Declared at Two Percent
Montreal August report states Canadian Pacific Railway declared a dividend of 2 percent on common stock, with payment details unspecified. The brief note notes the corporation’s action as part of its financial disclosure for the period.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
TUBERCULOSIS MEETING OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
A meeting of the executive committee of the Tuberculosis association will be held Wednesday evening to receive work reports for the past period and to plan the guiding hour.
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Losis Assotation
Profiteering Case to be Heard Today
United States District Attorney Pxhil Smith of Hartford announces a profiteering case will be heard today. The Goldberncer family faces warrant charges for selling potatoes at 11.60 per pare afterminy, deemed unreasonable and profiteering with unjustified gains.
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United States
Pxhil Smith
Hartford
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