Laborites leave Commons as Mosul motion debated
London dispatch reports the Commons discussing the Mosul issue with Prime Minister Baldwin defending a motion on Britain’s Geneva position and the League of Nations award. Labour members left the chamber amid objections while Liberal and Tory MPs warned of long term obligations and public reaction to possible frontier clashes.
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London
Mosul
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
House
Great
League
Britain
Geneva
Irak
Iraka
League Council
Barks
Baldwin
Walter Runciman
Great Britain
T P Oconna
Turkey
Hearing Deferred in Bad Bills Case
Four men accused of counterfeiting faced a planned US court hearing before Commissioner Hugh J Lavery, postponed to January 8 to give defense counsel time. Suspects Nicholas DeZenzo Demilo Perella Daniel Agrisoni and Joseph Mercald, ages 23 to 26, were arrested after authorities found more than 40 counterfeit bills, mainly $5 notes, on them. Bonds were set between $1,000 and $2,500 as the government rested its case.
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US Secret Service
J Weitsman
United States
Hugh J Lavery
Nicholas DeZenzo
Taft Avenue
Dmilo Perella
Madson Avenue
Daniel Agrisoni
Federal Street
Joseph Mercald
Main Street
Lavery
Personal notices echo Lyric theatre event and lodge election
The Personal column notes Laureate Lengee members at the Lyric theatre January 13 and 14 with listed names, and Cornell student Godfrey spending Christmas vacation at Powhatan. It also records Fidelity Beebah lodge officer elections for the coming year with named officers and roles.
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Lengee
Lyric Theatre
Br An Named as Verssie Stam Leader
A confusing blurred notice reports Br Rum nd Ho Lew resuming a position as leader in Verssie. It notes an invocation of Aluor Juri ko Ike and mentions city involvement with the mayor, but many names are garbled, offering little clear action or date.
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Branmpord
Berth i
Ororommentitin
Aluor
Albiry
Dar Lear
Health Board Employes to Hold Annual Dinner
The annual dinner and party of sixty health board employes will be held tomorrow at noon in the Welfare building auditorium. Mayor William Wehrens and the Health Commissioners are invited and expected to attend. A turkey dinner will be served with entertainment and a grab bag.
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Board of Health
Welfare Building
F William Wehrens
Bank Employees to Receive Insurance and Christmas Gifts
Edmund Wolfe, president of First National Bank, announced plans to add group insurance for staff based on service and position, alongside usual Christmas gifts. Nearly 190 officers and employees attended the Brooklawn Country Club dinner with a large tree and vaudeville acts. Dennis Tobin chaired the entertainment committee with assistance from Howard Phillips and assistants Frenc Hdelman and Emma Novey for decorations.
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Edmund 8 Wolfe
First National Bank
Brooklawn Country Club
Dennis P Tobin
Howard M. Phillips
Frenc Hdelman
Emma Novey
P T Association to Hear Miss Fox in City Hall
Edna Fox of New York will give a series of lectures on social hygiene in the city. Dr Valeria Parker could not attend due to duties, and her January meeting plans are described as unusually interesting. Mrs Jeremiah Holmes reported success of Christmas seal sales at Howland Dry Goods, with the federation managing the booth and coordinating in cooperation with schools and teachers for a community Christmas tree catering effort.
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Edna Fox
New York
Valeria Parker
Parent-Teacher Association
Golden Hill
Wca
Howland Dry Goods Company
Grouns
Mrs Maria Bryan Dies in Chester Pa Former City Resident
Word comes of the death of Mrs Maria Neary Bryan formerly of this city who died last evening at her son William Bryan’s home in Chester Pennsylvania. She leaves a son a daughter Mary Bryan and four grandchildren Natalie Alice Marguerite and William Jr. The body will be brought to the city for burial with services at Mullins Scott and Redgate Funeral Home and St Mary's Church on Thursday morning.
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Maria Neary Bryan
William Bryan
Chester
Brian
East Side
St Mary's Church
Pennsylvania
Mary Bryen
This Cty
Natalie Alice
Marguerite
William Jr
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
St Mary’s Church
Hubbell Office Workers Hold Eighteenth Annual Dinner
Eighty members of the Haey Hubbell company salos and office forces gathered for their 18th annual dinner and Christmas celebration last evening at the Farm in Black Rock. G Ward, sales manager of the New York office, and a radio announcer were guests and entertainers. The evening began with a turkey dinner and ended with dancing in the reception hall. Ruth Sinners Ruth Benjamin and Anna Ryburn led the arrangements on the entertainment committee.
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Salos
Haey Hubbell Company
Black Rock
Wims G Ward
New York
Ruth Sinners
Ruth Benjamin
Anna Ryburn
Mothers Prefer This Tasteless Epsom Salts Pill Ad
Mothers favor a tasteless sugar coated pill that delivers the same benefits as old style Epsom Salts. The Kuhn's pill claims equal ten teaspoons in a single dose and offers a 23 cent price with a money back guarantee. Available at local drug stores.
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Kuhn
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