Wage Arbitration Nears After Three Day Hearing
An expert from H O L Industrial Conference testified that living costs used in wage calculations appear too high. George D Watrous chief counsel for Connections Co said decisions will extend at least two weeks with briefs to follow and a ten day review period. Labor leader Leslie Eston chaired the National Induction Committee as testimony wrapped.
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Arolles
George D. Watrous
Connections Company
Weines
Watrous
Cade
Leslie &Ston
Trolermen
Vickers
Algurea
Walter
New
Mr. Walter
Justice Beach
Elm City Four Closes Today At Poli s
The Elm City Four closes today at Poli s with a high class vaudeville show led by J Veile and his four performers. The program includes So Long Letty and a popular stage reading by Archibald McNeil, amid lively acts and broad humor.
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ELM City Four
Poli’s
Elim Cit Morrisser Clus
Harry
Vaudevs
J. Veile
Shane
Ann Orv McNeil
Archibald McNeil
aAmmerican
Col Forest
Vamage
America
Séei
Lawsuit Over Damages for Damaged Pond Vehicle
A damaged text claim against Merrin Aijerowil as receiver alleges damages over a pond incident involving Duke WF Flat and a Pangl Diehi. Plaintiffs seek payment for losses by two Ford cars forced to stop and pay. The record mentions machine use and thread count but remains unclear on precise acts.
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Duke WF
Pangl Diehi
Breiinst
Merrin Aijerowil
WIFE WHO MADE EYES INVOLVED IN FATAL SHOOTING CASE
A troubled marriage ends in a fatal shooting after a confrontation at the couple's home. Neugebauer killed his wife Rose Crawford after an argument as detectives later concluded. The case details a long police history and a custody struggle, with ongoing inquiries into the events surrounding the shooting and the couple's separation.
Milford Feud at Fever Heat in Local Court Action
A Milford dispute escalates into police and court action as Commissioner Clark faces accusations of insulting remarks and official conduct. Judge Browne weighs charges while Quaiman and others share in the ongoing municipal wrangle over road repair contracts and policing.
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Cracas Tip Olsinas
Alitomea
Cenherimin National Juinge Companys
Ie Makins
Qhaiman
Chirk
Guteet
Rempery
James Tedrick
Win
Ullman
Nerogatnry
Yng. Man
Jefr
Jefr Without Seehur
Milford Road
Wess
Quinlingus
Board of Police
Clark
Gualmin Sentiy
Mark
Hirine
Harey
Myrtle Senehmay
Helpan
Milford
Tudge Jers B. Browi
Sainst
Frank Gould Intends to Remarry Says Wife
New York reports Frank Gould plans to remarry soon as his former wife Mrs Edith Kelly Gould seeks permission to change attorneys in her divorce suit. The petition was granted and she may appeal to the Supreme Court if needed over a Paris divorce ruling cited as valid. The case could set a precedent affecting American divorces abroad.
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New York
Frank Gould
Fedith Kelly Gould
Smerlein
Gould
United States Supreme Court
Fareign
Sues Father of Her First Husband for Death of Second
Stamford woman Alf Rosine Varone sues Francis Fangna for 11 million damages in Superior Court alleging he caused the death of her second husband after her remarriage. The complaint says the killing was deliberate and malicious and grew from her marrying again. additional related suits by Walter J. Amterson and Gustav Anderson list damages of 18,000. Returnable in September.
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Sues
Alf
Rosine Varone
Stamford
Fran O Fangna
Hye S
Saigoe
Lally
Henry the Pole conspiracy tale linked to Stillman plot
A prison confession outlines a planned murder of Mrs. Stillman by Henry the Pole and confederates. The scheme involved car theft, a staged hit at the Claridge Hotel, and dumping the victim's body in the bay. Witnesses claim $25,000 payoff, with $100 advance and $71 received so far, plus various detours through New York Philadelphia Chicago and Kansas City.
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Henry
Ing
Clidee
New York
Chelular
Hartia
Kansas
Wernry McCinelsey
Sid
Malau
Tony Servacio
Henry the Pole
Alicloskey
Lumie
Aaa
Bure
Claridge Hotel
Iitey Clay
Mia
Persopep
Warke
Sitman
Pelham Bay Road
Burke
Serrack
The
Bay
Henryhe Mole
MaCloskey
Macy's
Philadelphia
Chicago
Burka
Detroit
Tansan City
Kensas City
Harbor News on Ye life of a stekie aboard y de vr
The Harbor News reports on arrivals and activity at the harbor including ships like the Ine Joho Garrilt from Nay Youth with barges and the Bark Oirg. It notes repairs, race preparations for the Bishop events, and various vessels near Stratford and Bridgeport with detailed mooring and race course notes.
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Dugtroyer
O'Brien
Uinton Street
Java
Caine
Phat
Oustor Leiuy
Poialuce
Bishop Enp
Oelorit
Ted Saignet
Tu A. Omy
Rheny
Paqnomanic Glib Pier
Tar Express
Mies Bias
Inwa
Bridgeport
Stratford Ein
Uwling Point
Bishop Tin
Judge Jas. E. Deery Fights Planned Tuesday
The Ancient Order of Iithwenians announce a big fight and social event for next Tuesday in Indianapolis. National president Anmiek T. Drer is expected to attend, with a committee appointed for an Arratipelle reception and a big tunnel picnic at Forest Grove. The next order meeting is scheduled for Friday night, August 2.
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Dude Anmiek T. Drer
Indianapolis
Tud
National Yresident
Ar Dom
Weiweting
Forest Grove
ALCMH
Order
Federal Officers to Quiz Burchard Veteran Released on Bond
Federal officers at the county courthouse will quiz Stanley D. Burchard, vice commander of the local World War Veterans chapter, about illegally wearing a soldier's U S uniform. He was released on 209 dollar bond after a hearing before U S Commissioner Biagh J. Jan yesterday. A further hearing is set for August 24, with investigators citing his claims about government care and his wartime service at Chemin Deg Dames and the Picardy fronts.
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County Court House
Stanley D. Burchard
World War Veterans
Burchard
U. S
Biagh J. Jan
James J. Lee
Wariford
Department of Justice
United States Army
Chemin Deg Dames
Tavery
Substantial promissory note in suit filed
Greenwich man Ahsoce H. Goonsell faces a $7,000 damage suit from Benny J. Platt over an unpaid promissory note. The $5,000 note dated November 20, 1913 was endorsed to the plaintiff and remains unpaid.
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Ahsoce H. Goonsell
Greenwich
Benny J. Platt
Prom
Bankruptcy Hearing On Orient Music Roll Publishing Co Case
A bankruptcy court session opens today with Judge Kerigh presiding over the Orient Music Roll Publishing Co plant dispute on West Street. The hearing addresses pile driver construction issues and piling angles amid canal work near New Orleans, aiding lower Mississippi shipping efficiency.
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Juoge Kerigh
Orient Music Roll Publishing Co
Itl
Weter Street
New Orleans
Mississippi
Many Tariff Amendments and Federal Revenue Effects
An investigating commission would inquire into the impact of tariff changes on federal revenues and exemptions for states and municipalities. It would examine differences in tax treatment of individuals and partnerships, law on expenditures, tax-rate reductions to raise revenue, stimulate thrift, and redistribute tax burdens, plus effects on income and capital accumulation.
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Hich
Commission
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