Woman Named as Daugherty Assistant
Washington August 29 1924 the White House announced the appointment of Mrs Mabel Willebrandt of Los Angeles as assistant attorney general to handle department of justice duties relating to customs and internal revenue including legal questions tied to enforcement of the national prohibition act J T Williams named United States attorney for the northern district of California
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Washington
Mabel Walker Willebrand
Los Angeles
United States
J. T. Willams
California
White House
Slotnick Receives Another Scholarship
Mortis Slotnick of 368 Sea View Venue earns a Harvard University scholarship for general excellence. This is his fourth award, following Yale freshman year and Harvard sophomore and junior years. During summer he teaches Hebrew at Cnam Bridge. worth $850. Samuel Slotnick, his father, is principal of the Hebrew Institute. Jeannette, his sister, will enter Tufts College.
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Mortis Slotnick
Seaview
Harvard University
Slotnick
Yale
Harvard
Cnambridge
Samuel Slotnick
Hebrew Institute
Jeannette
Tufts College
John McMullen of Judah Island Dies After Illness
John McMullen a longtime Ducal daleud resident and philanthropist died at his home after months of illness. He was a former president of the Avant Pacific Dredging Company with offices in New York City and served as an engineer and contractor to United States government projects. His death follows the passing of his wife about a year earlier.
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John McMmulan
Murder at Niagara Falls Strikes New Yorker
A New Yorker named Emile Cinazzio was shot to death at noon today on Hieventa street near Niagara Falls. Police lack clues to the killer's identity and believe the shooter followed Gravzio from New York.
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Niagara Falls
Emile C. Cinazzio
East 116Th Street
New York
Hieventa Street
Gravzio
Pugsley Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Washington August 29 Charles W Presley of Nebraska has been chosen by the President to succeed Dr Emer D Ball as assistant secretary of agriculture. Ball resigns effective October 1 and will leave the White House post today in a surprise announcement from the White House.
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Washington
Chas. W. Presley
Nebraska
Emer D. Ball
Tlohse
American killed by Mexicans reported by consulate
A U S American named Richards was killed at Chivela last Friday, according to consular advisories received by the department. The consul reported no precise location of death beyond stating it was done by natives, and noted Richards lived in Niles, California.
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David
Washington
Richards
Chivela
Department
Ayun
Niles
Cal
Passenger Traffic Drops on New Haven Road and Causes
New Haven seftleists report a sharp drop in passenger business versus 1920. May figures show large declines in Boston arrivals, Tyne and July passenger totals fell by double digits. Higher Boston Elevated fares shifted commuters, but overall demand trends also affect freight traffic.
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Ligeent
New Haven Seftleists
Dommpany
Lees Paasenserg
Boston
Tyne
Mana
York
New Haven
Mooring Mast To Anchor Airships At London Airport
Loxicom, Aug Wil Work has begun at London Airport Croydon to erect a 120 foot air ship mooring mast on concrete foundations. The mast will use a wind head to anchor airships and swing freely. The MR-3 mast was tested at Pulliam Airdrome since February with no ill effects.
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Croydon
Pulliam
Five Divorces Sought in Superior Court Filing
The petitions for divorce were filed in the superior court yesterday. Mary L. Bowey Whitlock of New Fairfield seeks separation from William Whitlock of Danfort on desertion since 1914. Elizabeth Theresa Tierney Tench of Danbury from John H. Lynch, alleging desertion. Harriet M. Darbyshire of Danbury from Aldrich F. Derbyshire, alleging several causes. Flora Birdsell of Danbury from Benjamin Birdsell of Bridgeport, desertion. Emily B. Barris of Brookfield from Richard Harris, alleging intemperance and cruelty. Custody of one minor child is requested.
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Mary L. Bowey Whitlock
New Fairfield
Willian Whitlock
Amfort
Telzabeth Theresa
Tierney Tench
Danbury
John. H. Lynch
Harriet M. Darbyshire
Aldrich F. Derbyshir
Poor Man's Club Minus Meal Ticket
Boston August 24 Urbana Ledoux known as Mr ore disappeared today after passing out meal tickets drew attention by Frostan jobless. His attractive aide Anna Jones and a chef who had been called to Buffalo were missing, while Ledoux did not appear at the Poor Man's club on Howard Street.
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Urbana Ledoux
Frostan
Ore
Anna Jones
Wag
Ledoux
Howard Street
Buffalo
Interborough Rapid Transit bonds drop in market
New York August 29 Interborough Rapid Transit company and related assets weakened in trading after American Brake Shoe and Foundry filed for receivership last Saturday. Declines included Dercent bonds down four points while junior bonds and preferred shares also slipped.
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Tnterborough Hapia Transit Company
al Jie
American Brake Shoe
Foundrn Company
Interborough Rapid Transit
Allies to Reinforce Armies in Upper Silesia
Aug 20 report says two battalions of English French and Italian troops will reinforce allied forces in Upper Silesia. France will also send a detachment of cavalry in addition to infantry. Germany was notified today.
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Silesia
British Kill 700 in India Fighting
British forces clash with insurgents in Gamicum region near Gannanore. About 700 Drads reportedly killed. several Europeans and 17 native troops missing. Troops moved to pacify Moplar tribal areas south and southeast of the Mathar coast city. Marines from the warship Comus have landed.
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India
Drads
Severgl
Lienster Regiment
Indus Fh
Gannanore
Mathar
Panani
Binejauketa
Comus
Ill Luck Follows James Michelbey’s Tobacco Plant
Ohioan James Michelbey, president of a local tobacco manufacturing company, reports a string of thefts after a hand mirror was broken and his new suit stolen. Weeks later burglars cleaned out his attic, taking bourbon and wine valued at 4060. Sentimental tokens and good wishes accompany the note from friends.
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Tsheélby
Submarines to Be Repaired Here
Repair work on seven R type submarines being sent to this city for overhaul is expected to keep the Lake Torpedo Boat Company busy until the latter part of February.
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Lake Torpedo Hoat Company
Justice Officiated At Renesch West Nuptials
A simple marriage by justice of the peace was performed on August 1 1921 for Miss Blanca West and William Renesch. The ceremony occurred with witnesses present and was not publicized. Renesch is a Crean Science Church member. West Bishop is the former wife of William D Bishop, who was ordered to pay $22 000 alimony last June in Bridgeport Superior Court.
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West
Wiliam St. Renesch
Talesram
Reich & Reich
Renesch
Blanca West
William Henesch
Murray Reich
Renesrh
Crean Science Church
Bianca West Bishop
William D. Bishop
Bridgeport
New Haven
Bishop
N H Woman Dies From Auto Mishap in New Hampshire
Mrs Nelson A Beebe died Sunday at her New Hampshire home after an auto trip to Pennsylvania. On return they stopped on Stratford avenue to fix engine trouble. Beebe was cranking the car when it lurched forward, pinning Mrs Beebe. She died of chest injury from the wheel.
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Nelson A. Boebe
New Hay
MM. Boebe
Pennsylvania
Stratford Avenue
Mr. Beerhe
Call For Better Titles In Red Book Magazine Contest
The Red Book Magazine offers 5100 in prizes for better titles to two stories in its September issue. Readers may submit title ideas by mail or post card, with a top prize of 100 to the supreme title, and 5 to 100 for other selected suggestions.
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Red Book Magazine
Rupert Hughes
Red Back
Easy to Earn Titles for The Red Book Contest
The Red Book Magazine seeks title submissions beating Touching Pitch with a $5 prize for 1,000 good entries and $100 for the supreme title. Checks mailed Oct 1 to winners, with names published in the November issue. Submit by Sept 20 1921 to The Editor 365 State St Chicago.
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Red Book Magazine
State St
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Remember Steddon and the Films of Redemption
On the first page a ceran-father unleashes wrath at movie iniquities, leading to his daughter's remarkable rehabilitation through the films themselves. Two million readers will be drawn to this discussion of can good emerge from evil and right from wrong. Buy your copy of the September Red Book Magazine now as supply runs out early.
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