Corinthian Lodge Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the Corinthian lodge annual communication in the Masonic Temple officers were elected and installed. Worshipful Master Eracat C. Dana presided. Officers include Chris J. Sundine as Worshipful Master, Arthur F. Witt senior warden, Edward Hunt junior warden, Charles W. Bitzer treasurer, Charles R. Crowther secretary. Appointed officers include Or Crazy Gate senior deacon James Jr junior deacon James Cooper, Percy I Morton senior steward, John W Bowens junior steward, Egbert Marsh organist, Henry J. Sent tutor, trustees Silpur and Leewith Willis F. Gyen Richard H. Broderich, and others.
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A. My
Masonic Temple
Eracat C
Tresanrer
Charles W. Bitzer
Chieles R. Crowther
Deacen
Crazy Gate
James Jr.ooper
Percy I Morten
Ohn
Richard H. Broderich
Th. M. Jaycoy
Wiliam O
Frederick W. Harrelson
HH. Greutigans
Kom. Jayeas
Woolworth Seeks 67.80 Damages for New Window
Woolworth Co seeks 67.80 for a broken window framing after a July incident at Main and Golden. The claim was taken under advisement by the claims committee as were other pending claims including Ruderman and Gay.
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W. Woolworth Co
Ogeph Ruderman
Charles Gay
Pan Ambulanos
Milver
Frank Vetrino
Tsusslin
At Vincent's Hospital
Main
Golden Ith Arceta
Ny Insurance
T Sarpanter
Bisway
Ruderman
Taft Avenue
H Cart
Gatun
Modn
Ud- Ighivd
Chicago Girls Endure Low Daily Food Allowance
Report from Greenwood Hall details students conscripting a fifty cent per day eating plan to cover breakfast coffee dinner and dessert. The plan involves two days trial amid mixed enthusiasm with several girls voicing reservations about cost and feasibility.
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Phen Ley
Creenwood Knx
Penn State
Marjorie Love
Topun
Trultee
Steve
Greenwood Tall
Defeat Ends International League Owners Meeting
New York December 12. The closing of the annual International League club owners meeting cited defeat of a modified draft plan and several player deals. Waltop B. Hapgood proposed a two year rule for players to major clubs with minimum price, while Charles W. Ward’s move to Newark involved infielder and pitcher trades.
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New York
International
Waltop B. Hapgood
Rochester
Cirelea
Maltimora Ehih
Atara
Dodgers
J. Roverman
Buffalo Club
Gene Sheridan
Bo Tomlin
Newark
W. Web
Norwalk Trolley Fare Decision Looms In Hartford Hearing
In Norwalk and New Haven on December 12, the State Public Utilities Commission weighs a potential fare cut. Chairman Henry Telling leads a panel facing numerous recommendations and petitions from diverse sources. The hearings aim to determine if riders will see lower trolley rates amid broad debate.
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Neew Haven
Norwalk
Utillios
Henry Telling
Cnmitasion
Tuiny
Dr Russell Speaks on American Bond Meeting Note
Dr Russell discusses the American Bond Association goals at a local branch meeting. The report lists attendees and officers for the coming year, including names such as Havens, Roy Hw, Clark, and Miss Katherine Sorcetaty, noting committee roles and planned activities.
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DR. Russell
American Hond Association
Anton
Clark
Ferendah Thlmes
Mua
W.N. Northcott
Rev
Hal Kerns
Stevea. We Duncles
L. Bryang Menard
Pies
Theatre League Refurnishes Home for Opening Show
Theatre League members convert a barn into a charming home theatre at Northampton, with repairs, new furnace and lighting under Charles H. Armstrong and Kemp Bache lor. The Northampton Players stage a matinee and evening tomorrow featuring O Neill and other works, plus a Marionette act from Bridgeport.
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Hittle Theatre League
Northampton
Eo Davis
Charles H. Armstrong
Kemp Bachelor
Bridgeport Lille ‘Theatre League
Oringe
Northampton Players
O'Nall
Ure Puiteor
Corizon
Annie Chriaths
Ating
I Bridgeport
Railroad seeks transfer for liability case
The New Haven railroad seeks to transfer compensation liability to the Interstate Commerce Commission over the death of Robert Green at Kettop street yards. Lisa Green of Bridge Park claims under the Workingmen's Compensation Act, alleging her husband was killed when a switch engine moved and a nearby car toppled him. The case pausing at Connecticut and New York agencies involves delays and statutory questions in the transfer dispute.
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New York
New Haven
Interstate Commerce Communican
Belela
Ene
Illinois Votes Against New State Constitution
Chicago voters rejected a proposed state constitution as returns from across Illinois showed a strong no vote. In Chicago 105,302 ballots opposed the measure while only 4,000 supported it, signaling broad statewide defeat.
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Illinois
Chuicago
Willin Ahom
Poly
Chicago
Farm Bureau Tool of Board of Trade Hinted by Kelly
Washington December 12 former Representative J B Kelly of South Dakota told Senate agriculture committees that the Chicago Board of Trade contributed 100008 dollars to the American Farm Bureau Federation. He said the pledged contribution influenced the federation on reform measures and rural credit legislation shaping agricultural policy.
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Washington
Kelly
South Dakota
Senate Agri Uldive
Chicago
American Farm Buran Federation
Kally
Explosion at mill kills and injures workers near Caminguey
A boiler explosion at the Siggar mill near Caminguey killed about one hundred workers and left many more injured. Rescue teams recovered bodies through the evening and several were treated in Canary. The disaster devastates the local community with many workers presumed missing.
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Mstralia
Undergoes Operation For Appianicitm In City Hospital
A garbled report notes Charles J. Wires of Weal River strat Millard and Hair Manhine of City National Bank underwent an operation yesterday. The procedure was described as necessary and the patient was reported resting comfortably. A separate fragment mentions a new Paris frock design with a panel above the girdle and fringe detailing.
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Charles J. Wires
Weal Riverstrat
Millard
Hair
Manhine
City National Bank
Way
Warnar Wry
Thorp Sees Hope For The Drama In Little Theater
Professor Willard Herp of Punilhty out jogs says the Little MHdre league will hire an entirely new artistic tradition. The Moscow Art Uneatee and Rosen people are cited in a debate over what kind of plays the public wants and which methods best sustain theatre in the county.
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Publc
New York
Little Shore League
Urutnsor
Thorp
Tripethiop
Mauropean
Drain le
Moscow
Rusra
Otter
Kinsella Heads Fairfield Post American Legion Commander
William A. Kinsella elected commander of Fairfield post American Legion at Bhormin hall. Officers named include Leonard J. Curran as vice commander and George Andoran as adjutant. installation planned. Meeting discussed club enlargement for new basketball court and other improvements, funding shortfall noted.
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Fairfield Post
American Legion
Fairfield
Wiliam A. Kinsella
Wairfield
Bhormin Hall
John FP
Johnean
Otter
Alocad
Leonard J. Curran
John Ka
Gsorge Andoraun
Joseph W. Baw
Christian Daverson
Theodore Burring
Smith
J YF
Johnson
Sora
Didenasion
Treen
Howling Alloya
Meeiing
Columbus Hospital Seeks City Gases Handling Role
The Columbus hospital, represented by Praqualn" Vient, asks the Board of Hariniog Cop t mlgsionara to include the hospital on the list of institutions handling city gases. The request is tied to budget discussions and potential appropriation, with continuations planned for December and ongoing committee deliberations on departmental funding.
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Columbus Hospital
Calumbua Taspital
Praqualn” Vient
Thia Emaiis
Matitetlyn
Ayoric da
Actors Unable to Marry in Greenwich
Miss Alain diet Eee and William Senairy, both residents of New York, traveled to Greenwich with the minister to marry, but the ceremony could not proceed as law requires residency. The pair then proceeded to Parc tuesder to-day where they are married.
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Greenwich
Alain Diet
Wilhiam Senairy
Neler
New York
Parc
Pense
Porter Charged With Duping Aged Relative
Milton Th Porter, 20 years old, of 60 Rainn erect, charged with duping an elderly relative. A Roseaeh for Paeter vue dnatitns claims Porter used deception to sign checks, involving two checks and a 3000 dollar absconding past case. Related to Miia Brainard, Porter formerly faced a separate abduction charge. A Black Velvet Frock described alongside the report.
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Ilas Tsador
Milton
Porter
Tae Marchun
Frank Wirckhaml
Moodun
Miia
Brainard
F& Company
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