Ismet denies disrespectful stance toward League amid talks
In Lausanne Ismet and Ambassador Child held a long conference on humane concessions for Armenians Greeks and others in Turkish territory. Child stressed Turkey’s need to protect foreigners and guarantee no further expulsions while Ismet North said Christians lived happily in Turkey and urged no minority exemption from military service.
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Elimination of Secretary Reduces School Budget
A 1924 report notes the superintendent calls for 3900 dollars for clerical salaries, reducing overall budget. The appointment of J Skinson as secretary leaves a vacancy, affecting promotions and staffing.
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Lacey Manufacturing Co to Move Plant and Invest
The Lacey Manufacturing Co plans to relocate from the Standard building at Wairfel avenue and Middle street to a new one story plant on Linton avenue costing about 45000 dollars. The move will take place within a year and expands the punch and die making for sheet metal stamping with added employee capacity of about 80 men.
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Three ex doughboys hike coast for a thousand dollar wager
Ex doughboys David Cope Willard Brunchi and William Brunchi, all veterans of U.S. infantry units, set out from New York to coast to San Francisco on a coast to coast hike. They left the Arm City at 2 30 in the afternoon and expect to cover the distance in about a thousand miles, trekking via the Santa Fe route through Los Angeles and northward. They carried minimal gear and planned no special safety equipment.
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Dr Straton to Speak at Christian Union
The Baptist Church of New York announces Dr Straton will address the Christian Union at the Union Auditorium on Monday December 18 at an unspecified hour. The topic titled The Devil in Modern Babylon will be discussed under the auspices of The Converts.
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Treasury Supply Bill Sent to Conference
The House sent the $15,000,000 treasury supply bill to conference with the aim of rapid passage. Chairman Madden of the appropriations committee said ten office appropriations would be in the House before midnight, setting a record for speed in handling the appropriation.
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King to Explain Republican Reorganization Plan Meeting
King will explain the reorganizational plan of the Republican party at a postponed meeting. Officials from club representatives in districts seven and twelve planned to attend at a city club on Mala and Atete streets. the meeting was delayed from Thursday.
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Jury clears defendant in slander case in Bridgeport court
Anna Feruceio of Bridgeport sues Willan Mira of Trumbull for slander alleging defamatory remarks. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant finding the language not offensive enough to warrant damages.
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Anna Feruceio
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Willan Mira
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Fuel Head Complains of Railroad Actions
Boston Massachusetts emergency trustee administrator Tamey I Phe lan writes to Fenaters Lodge and Walsh alleging that the Philadelphia and Reading railway blocked large coal shipments to New England. He says Pennsylvanian lines refused to allow cars or send their own cars into Pennsylvania, hindering supply.
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Deputy Sheriff Recovers Suspect From Woods In Maine
Oth Auair Pagean of Zackarie Quebec was brought out of the woods by Deputy Sheriff Smart after a half mile trek. He was questioned by county officials in the disappearance of David Brown of Greenville and companion Gaura Warden M Fohngen of Patten. The arraignment in municipal court charged him with breaking and entering and larceny. He was held for the grand jury in January in a $5,090 bond. The alleged break in occurred at a Pittston camp.
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Aughwood
David Brown
Greenville
Genie Werden
Arausteck County
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Patten
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First US Amateurs Heard In England And France
Reports from the trans Atlantic amateur radio relay tests show 25 American operators heard in England and France. For the first time French stations copied signals from American amateurs. Tests began December 12 and run through December 31.
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American Radio Relay League
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France
Yale Changes Method of Ticket Allotment
Yale announces changes in ticket allotment for major games at the bowl next season. Yale Athletic Association manager Harold Woodcock says allotments will be reduced for certain classes and the personal welsh wedge on applications is reworded in an upcoming Yale Daily News article.
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Harold TM. Woodcock
Yale Athletic Association
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Drive opened against ticket speculators in New York
New York adopted a plan to eliminate ticket speculators and create a consolidated sales office with branches in the suburbs where tickets for all houses could be obtained at only ten cents over box office prices. Hunter fined $500 for killing Dr Boulton in Me. facts misread. Hoak fined for shooting Dr. Leo Maynard, Philadelphia, by Supreme Court.
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Hoak
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Local Student Chosen to Yale Fraternity
John Leo Mekeon of this city was elected to Alpha Delta Phi, one of Yale's junior fraternities, along with Charles Oucar Gregory of Derby. Beyen New Havenhava and v2 from Cosneotigut avers admitted to other societies, while Jira Tsuightr Jr. is noted as the elected governor.
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Hing
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Charles Oucar Gregory
Deroy
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Stratford Meeting Postponed In Neéc Town Shuffle
Stratford league meeting set for tomorrow night in Stratford was postponed today by president Charlton Simpson. The postponement affects Christmas plans and local civic schedule, with officials citing scheduling conflicts and weather-related concerns.
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