McAdoo seeks new loan policy for Allies period
Secretary McAdoo asks Congress to extend loans to Allies for one year and apply wartime financing provisions to a portion of the $10 billion appropriated for domestic loan bonds. He suggests flexibility for credits after December 15 and notes allied demand for U.S. iron, steel, machinery, cotton, and reconstruction goods.
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Washington
Jonésy
Meco
McsAdoo
UN Tnited
Lune
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Treasury
Jitneyman Held for Pro German Views and Draft Evasion
Adam T Laskay of 54 Morehouse street was taken into custody by Sheriff Tom F Maloney and handed to the U S Department of Justice. He allegedly said Germany cows whip the Red States. A quantity of Berlin powder and imported shells were found in his room. Laskay was engaged in the jitney business.
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Adam T Laskay
Morehouse ‘Street
Tom F. Maloney
United States Department of Justice
Laskay
Germany
Berlin
Luskay
Frequenters Fined After Saturday Gambling Raid at Main Street
Sixty two men arrested during a raid on 616 Main Street were charged as frequenters and fined 5 dollars plus costs each. The proprietor Bentista Fornas was fined 50 dollars and costs, and Vincent Lianis, who resisted a policeman, also faced a 5 dollar fine and costs. police officials note purchases without licenses were not specified.
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Main Street
Wrester Corning
Bentista Fornas Wis
Vincent Lianis
Iliese Jonas
Castoria Counterfeits Warn Parents About Signatures
The Philadelphia Bulletin warns that pirates counterfeit Castoria, urging buyers to verify the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher on the bottle and wrapper to ensure health safety for children. The note emphasizes Fletcher’s thirty years of supervision and calls mothers to inspect advertisements and packaging closely.
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Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Chas
H. Fletcher
Philadelphia Bulletin
Conger Bros
St. Paul
Wolff-Wilson Drug Co
St. Louis
D. R. Dyche & Co
Chicago
Ill
Owl Drug Co
San Francisco
Cal
Fletcher
Contaur Company
New York City
Draft Board No 1 Awaiting Orders To Close Doors
Draft Board No 1 awaits Hartford orders to close and expects soldiers to be returned to Bore Niocum for discharge. Many dependents called about missed allotments and referrals go to the Red Cross Home Service. Registrants from September 22 must file questionnaires soon or face desertion under military law. Major Buckle of Hartford to visit local boards. dinner arranged.
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Draft Board No. 1
Ofies Ara Awinith
Hartford
Bore Niocum
Ofice
Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Buckle of
Hartlore
Appeal Filed Over Back Pay Time Limit In Rasmussen Case
National War Labor Board hearings on the time limit for back pay claims are to be discussed in the coming days with representatives from the National War Labor Board and attorney Jo Walter Scheffer. Scheffer filed appeals for two typical cases and for Peter Rasmussen on behalf of his son John Rasmussen, who died before the board’s award. Rasmussen died while saving a swimmer in Johnson’s Creek, challenging the ruling that excludes the dead from back pay eligibility.
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National War Labor
Walter Scheffer
Washington, D. C
Attorney Scheffer
Peter Rasmussen
John Rasmussen
National War Labor Board
Ramussen
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Johnson's Creek
Scheffer
Labor Board
Rasmussen
Five U boats to be handed to France today
Paris dispatch reports five German submarines to be delivered to France, with five trawlers arriving at Cherbourg tomorrow to tow them. It marks the first handover of U boats to France, including a submarine cruiser type vessel. The Japanese armored cruiser Nisshi and two torpedo boats arrived at Constantinople.
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Paris
Cherbourg
France
Constantinople
Three Universities Get Bequests from Lamar
Harvard Columbia and Johns Hopkins named residuary legatees in the will of Joseph Repheel da Lamar. A $10,000,000 trust is for his daughter Alice Antonette De Lamar and $500,000 goes to the New York association for Improvement of the Poor. Coroner's hearing today investigates the Cottage Street accident causing John O'Connell's death. Richard Kieley and motorman Michael Buckley suffer injuries. Buckley breaks his leg. Charles Ferret discharged from navy after years as organist. returns to Bridgeport.
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New York
Harvard
Columbia
Johns Hopkins
Joseph Repheel da Lamar
Alice Antoinette de Lamar
New York Association For Improvement
John O'Connell
Cottage Street
John J. Phelan
Cottage
Seeley Streets
Richard Kieley
Grand Street
O'Connell
Michael Buckley
William Street
Joseph FF. Kergan
Vinnant
N. Charles
Ferret
Navy
Taylor Bilding
Ferrett
Bridgeport High School
Europe
Return from Quebec hunters report light game found
President Willian Lestey of the Board of Apportionment and Dr J Henry Callahan of the Board of Health returned from a seventy day hunting trip north of Quebec. They found the weather 38 degrees below zero but saw little game. Director Jacob A Courtade predicts Brewster street Palisade and South avenues will be completed Friday and Brewster street finished tonight with East Main street Thursday.
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Quebec
Willian
Lestey
Board of Apportionment
J. Henry Callahan
Board of Health
Yacob A. Courtade
Public Works
Canadian Woods
Gera
Jacob A. Courtade
Brewster Street
Palisade
South Avenue
Main Street
Bankers Report Favors Private Control of Roads
The National Investment Bakers association railroad securities committee urges private control with regulation. It opposes government ownership, arguing it reduces efficiency and increases costs, and calls for removing conflicts between state and federal control while repealing antitrust constraints to ensure earnings and credit stability.
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Bankers’ Report
Atlantic Cury
Railroad Securities Committee
National Investment Bakers Association
Taft Advocates Violent Action Against Bolsheviks
Former President William Howard Taft told the Investment Bankers' Association that Bolshevism must be crushed by force. He urged sending forces to Russia to establish a constituent assembly and representative government and discussed international guarantees, courts, and police to enforce postwar order. He also proposed international control of German colonies under the League of Nations and a sustained military presence in Germany.
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Atlantic City
Dee
William Howard Taft
Investment Bankers’ Association of America
Russia
Taft
Germany
League of Nations
Salousy
Europe
Edwards Estate Estimated At 14226 In Probate Record
An inventory filed in probate lists Edwards estate at 14226 with land buildings stock and personal property. Inila is named administrator. Real estate includes Park avenue extension parcels valued at 25500 and 3500, pasture and airfield tracts totaling 3800, plus cattle horses bank deposit and various implements.
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Frank
Edwards
Inila
Park Avenue Extension
Isaston Piers
People's Savings Bank
Nenyhert
Kronen Transatlantic Trash Company
Syhai Nenyhert
Este
Committee Meets to Chart New Ordinance Work
The al-Wermanie committee on ordinances held its first meeting in the Common Council chamber to review carryover business from the previous year. Alderman Edward J. McManus became chairman and the session aimed to acquaint members with each other and the committee’s procedures.
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al- Wermanie
Common Council
Oll
Edward J. McManus
Mrs Pinchot Granted Interlocutory Divorce Shielded
New York report states Mrs Amos Br Pinchot has secured an interlocutory divorce decree from her husband, once aligned with Col Roosevelt and a Progressive ally. Custody awarded to Mrs Pinchot for their 17 year old daughter with the husband holding a younger son. Co respondent unnamed. Pinchot, 45, previously New York county prosecutor’s assistant and Spanish War veteran, helped launch the Progressive Party in 1912.
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New York
Amos BR. E. F Pinchot
Col. Roosevelt
St S1st Street
Pinchot
Gertrude Minturn
Mr. Pinchot
1St Volunteer Cavalry
Gifford
Progressive Party
Col
Roosevelt
Phosphate Treatment Promises Weight Gain for Thinner People
Advertisements tout organic phosphate or bitro phosphate as a cure for thinness and weak nerves. It claims to flesh out arms neck and bust, boost energy, improve sleep and mood, with a money back guarantee from Hartigan Pharmacy and other druggists. It warns the product promotes flesh growth and should be used only by those seeking weight gain.
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Hartigan Pharmacy
Motorman Finds Relief with Mayr's Remedy
A driver credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with ending his long battle with stomach trouble and bloating. He reports rapid improvement after using the product, praising its safety and effectiveness for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The ad claims one dose proves its value with a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Biker Drug Store
Ingeista
Kidney Sufferers Have Feeling of Security
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder remedy promises purity and safety. It claims a sworn purity statement with every bottle and notes sample requests by mail from Kilmer Co of Binghamton inviting readers to mention the Briderwort Daily Telegram and Post.
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Nature
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. _Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Tia Briderwort
Tonic and Health Builder Advertised in Philadelphia
An advertisement promotes A Tonic and Health Builder Walcerbs calcium tablets from Iron BCKMAS LABORATORY Philadelph Manufactures Eckmann's Alterative. It claims to remove coughing and strengthen against illnesses and promulist conditions.
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Lrnguists
Iron
Bckmas Laboratory
Philadelph Manuufacturers
Eckmann
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