Probate notices from Bridgeport district 1919
District of Bridgeport probate court notices dated December 8 and December 12 1919 announce six month claim periods for creditors of estates of Harry Smith William Parker and Herbert Treat plus bankruptcy trustee filing final meetings and special stockholders meeting for American Graphophone Co. Proceedings name creditors administrators and locations in Bridgeport Stratford and New Haven with dates and meeting times.
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Daniel M. Nichols
Trumbull
District of Bridgeport
T William J. Nichols
Axeertan
City Savings Bank Building
Conn
Peiratce
Evam
Sxtpul
Istrathix
William W. Parker
Easton
Briderport
Imouenee Th Parker
Winefield
Herbert L. Treat
Leohart
Treat
Stratford
Bakrupt
Ate
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Wirstridgeport
Tullding
Widgenort
Ieir Vizitaa
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OHN W. Banics
German Committee May Cross Examine Wilhelm Witnesses
Berlin December 1 The German committee plans to cross examine Wilhelm as part of its inquiry into responsibility for the war. The subcommittees will probe the imperial government attitude toward Bosnia and Sayajeva before taking action, awaiting replies to a sheet of questions sent to a leading diplomat.
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Buerlin
Willam
Purianoventary
Sayajeva Prinr
Ota
Hidarbis
Ledeen Cegiain
Eartiar
Elviland
Local obituaries and funeral notices from Norwich area
Obituaries and funeral notices announce deaths of Janet T. Myers and others, with details on ages dates and locations. Services listed include burial at local cemeteries, residences and streets in Manchester and Norwich, with times and interim arrangements noted.
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Myerer
Tondar
Efcinek
Stephen Costello
Farrell Ave
Dee
Michael's
LHS
Omoek
New York to require loyalty oath for all graduates
New York schools plan a district wide pledge for all high school graduates to sign before receiving a diploma. The oath requires reverence for the nation, obedience to the US government, support of American ideals, and opposition to revolutionary movements such as socialism and anarchism. The board will consider the measure at the next meeting.
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American Graphophone Co
Snotich TS
Amir Ncaa Ptios Fromdpan VK
Gs. Street
WN. OW
Washington
Tistriet
Elack Tt. M
Enn Graphaphone
Binsiud
Livide
Ant Ness
Simone
Euiell
New York
Aroiary
United States
Anning S. Pratt
Board of Education
Polshevium
Anarchiam
Z. W. Wilsn
Unite Fed
Treaty With Colombia Would Start Business Ties
New York was abuzz as officials said a treaty with Colombia would ignite a broader business relation. The plan hinges on ratifying a special treaty to resolve the long standing Panama canal dispute. Sources indicate US merchants and manufacturers expect heightened trade tied to access to Colombian markets and regional resources.
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Neaw York
Wee
United States
Cohianhia
Pina Canal
Phonias
Colom
Roosevelt Opposes Coin Motto As Near Sacrilege
New York Dea. Roosevelt objects to the motto In God We Trust on U S coins. A letter from Ma Roosevelt to a clergy man discusses law, reverence, and warns against cheapening the inscription by placing it on coins. Bishop Joseph Gucklin notes Roosevelt’s stance and cites Lincoln and Kipling references.
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Abraham Lincoln
New York
Dea
Cal
Roosevelt
United States
Joseph Gucklin
Bunwai
Gonss
Weal Point
Annapelis
Deraan
Bishop
Rudyard Kipling
Lincoln
le Colonel
Ninpling
Debate Over Persia Incident Divides Italian Chamber
In October the steamer Persia bound for China with war supplies was diverted to Fiume by Captain Giulietti and officials. Premier Nitti denied the ship carried arms to Russia, while Giulietti offered documents to prove his claims. The discussion touched on Bolshevism, Versailles terms, and the fate of peace, with Wilson praised by some and condemned by others.
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Dew
Persia
China
Fiume
Giuliettt
Chamber of Deputies
Nitti
Fer Sia
Rugsia
Giulietti
Florence
Versailles
Germain
Entente
Germany
Europe
America
Wilson
Italy
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Fotlaweil
Sayinet
Roarty
Gornea
Russia
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Trussia
Sheeda
Aish
Inis Allied
Wnt
World cotton supply in grave danger warns British delegate
Professor John A Todd told the Textile Institute that the world’s supply of cotton for the next ten years is seriously threatened. He urged assuring growers a reasonable price and rewarding improved cotton, criticizing marketing systems and urging vigorous economy in consumption. He noted American growers face unstable profits and acreage declines postwar, with lingering inflation and disrupted European production.
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John A. ‘Odd
New Orleans
Textile Institute
Todd
Ee Profissor
eCreneo
Hope
Asia
Europe
Germans Bitter On Marks Fall
Vorwaerts laments depreciation of the mark and notes German capital deserting the ship. It cites many cases of exports and foreign accounts to dodge taxation and warns that merchants are transferring wealth abroad. The paper claims German leather sells abroad below cost to shift profits overseas and accuses thousands of traders of taxes and price manipulation.
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Pirlid
Vorwaerts
Germany
Vuarwieris
Fragmentary report on a halted ship and a Malta proposal
A damaged account describes a halted ship and a British agent proposing sending it to Malta. The crew faced pressure and offers of wages as a tactic to induce compliance, with revisions noted in the outcome.
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Malta
Charting Air Routes From New York to the Carolinas
The Atlantic coast patrol of the U S Army Air Service plans winter air route charting from New York to the Carolinas. Colonel Archie Miller reports six De Havilland bombers with twelve in reserve will operate from Mitchell and Watelhurst fields on Long Island. Wireless gear will aid navigation and distress reporting.
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NEAY
Miller
Evertay Pt
Friest Aero Ssipiadron
Welly Held
Texas
Sermiy
Palace Fire Damages Compiegne Royal Estate in France
Paris dispatch reports a fire at Compiegne palace damaging the castle rooms including the unfinished former emperor’s bedroom and cornelk room. Library spared. Damage estimated at 1,000,000 francs. The palace, built under Louis XV, is described as richly furnished.
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Paris
Complisne
Compiegne
France
Louis XV
Gabriel
Poultry Game May Lure Uncle Robbie Away From Baseball
Rumors from the east say Uncle Wilbert Robinson of the Brooklyn Dodgers contemplates leaving the great national pastime to pursue a poultry venture in which he holds financial interest. Robinson declines to discuss the chatter, keeping the topic lively for store league talk.
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East
Wilbert Robinson
Imanswer
Brooklyn Pocdvers
Betiva
Baseball
Wilbert
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