Maud Northrop Hunihan Divorce and Custody Notice
State of Connecticut Fairfield County Superior Court notices announce Maud Northrop Hunihan seeks a divorce and custody order. Defendant John J. Hunihan is absent. order authorizes publication of pendency notice in The Evening Post Bridgeport for two weeks. Also probate notices for Cornelia W Crapo estate appointing administrator and setting hearing for January 3, 1920 in Fairfield.
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Maud Northrop Hunihan
Hunihan
State OF Connecticut
Alrfield County
Bridgeport
A. D
Reig Ue
Helne
John J. Hunihan
Evening Post
Fred W. Tracy
Superior Court
Fairfield County
Harry M. Bateman
Ss. Bridgeport
Lbs
Epon
Mary Co
H. Bateman
Myening Post
Poleckiat Rdt
Fairfield
Bacon Wakeman
Cornelia W. Crapo
City of Brooklyn
New York
Southport Trust Company
Wald
D-Bon. C
Sairfield
Southport Pondl
Died Beach obituary notes in this city 1919
Death notices list John Weary Beach aged 38 years in this city on December 28 1919 with funeral services at Grace Episcopal Long Island and burial in Long Island cemetery. Also multiple notices for Lucy Chaffee Margaret Cleary and other local deaths with funeral details and interment plans across several churches and cemeteries.
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This Cay
Serntflela
John Weary Beach
Grace Episcopal Church
Long EI
Long Fil
Lucy A
Henry Th Chaffee
Noble Avenue
Thesday
Lakeview Cemetery
Merchant Street
St. Ausgustins Church
St. Michael's Camertary
Goldsborough
Laurel Avenue
Alfrar Galdsborough
St. John's
Mallfield
Park Avenues
Greenwood Cemetery
Grosshans
Des
Wilbur E
Louis B. Grosshans
Iriends
Union Avenue
Park Cemetery
Kenncdy
James Kenney
Benham Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Tidvefield
Conn
Automobile College
Ogden
Hanover ‘St
Mountain Grove
Galvin
John Galvin
Westfeld Avenue
Yale Street
Cheshire
Mass
Tédec
Agnes B. Cléary
Holmes & Edwards
Sliver Co
Howland Dry Goods Co
Columbia
Graphophone Co
Michael Cleary
Sheiton St
Opinion survey on guarantee against price declines
The Federal Trade Commission sent out thousands of letters to business, labor, and the public to gauge sentiment on a system where sellers guarantee prices to prevent declines before delivery. Critics say it would curb living costs while supporters see it as price protection for buyers. Frances Lawrence of New York married into the Poniatowski lineage in Paris yesterday to Andre Poniatowski, son of Prince Andre Poniatowski.
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Washington
federal trade _commission annouieme
Wold
Camplainias
Paris
MARIS
Frances Laawrence
Mia
Prancia C. Lawrence
New York
Andre Poniatowski
Immigrants Held On Ships As Ellis Island Is Full
New York observers report over 3,000 immigrants awaiting admission as Ellis Island congestion keeps hundreds detained aboard steamships for examination. Immigrant officials and guards struggle to manage crowds while detained steerage passengers from Italy and Greece linger under scrutiny on multiple vessels.
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Ellis Island
New York Harbor
New York
United States
Mis Island
Boards of Inquiry
Ure
Filis Island
Ex Kaiser Defends War Origins From Socialist Book
Ex Kaiser Wilhelm drafts his defence against charges tied to a socialist text on the origin of the world war. He claims published documents show Austria gained satisfaction after Serbia’s reply, England bears blame for not advising France and Russia, and his marginal notes were personal, not guiding German diplomacy.
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Aris
Karl Kantdky
Bool
Kaiser
Amerongen
Jules Sauerwein
le Matin
Wilhelm
George VI
Austria
Ingland J
France
Ans
Russia
Kautsky
Count von Berchtold
Demands for Highest Wool Grade Drive Clothing Costs
Boston dispatch reports William M. Wood of the American Woolen Co saying public demand for fine wool cloth raises clothing prices. He argues wearing coarser, durable woolen fabrics could cut overall costs, noting cloth cost is less than half of a suit and that 1914 to 1919 cloth costs rose sharply.
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William M. Wood
American Woolen Co
Lawrence
Boston
Willian M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Wood
Compromise on Reservations Draws Senate Speculation
In Washington the push for a peace treaty compromise dominates chatter as Lenroot and Lodge confer. Lenroot downplays the meeting, saying it was informal and mainly about the treaty, while King anticipates ratification within twenty days with Lodge reservations likely amended.
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Mild
Lenroot
Wilson
Hitchcock
Washington
Wisconsin
Senate
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Kuroot
Benator Lenroot
King Democrat
Utah
King
Labor Situation in Germany Grows Worse
The Norddeutsche Zeitung reports the national Bureau of Statistics in its December issue that Germany's labor position deteriorated in November. Snowstorms blocked coal shipments and outdoor work, reducing supply while production rose, forcing industries to impose further restrictions and layoffs amid rising foreign contracts and ongoing raw material shortages.
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Bisaglen
Baturday
Ber
Sinit-Oficial
Norddeutache
Meine Zeitung
National Bureau of Statistics
National Labor Gazette
Bureau
Vaal
Brown murder probe widens as taxi driver sought
In Mount Clemens Michigan on December 238 authorities questioned Dolly Peck Bennett about threats of violence linked to J Stanley Brown's death. A taxi driver and a soldier remain at large as investigators verify movements before and after Brown died at the wheel on the road to Detroit. The suspect names are withheld.
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Mount Caemens
Mich
J. Stanley Brown
Ris
Here
Dolly
Peck ‘Bennett
Bennett
Sandusky
Ohio
Caldwell
Tjield
Brown
Detroit
Iss Own
Radicals of Ansonia after habeas corpus
Eight royal radicals are among eighteen alleged Bolshevists ordered to hearings on habeas corpus in Hartford. They are held in Hartford jail on $10,000 bonds each. Notable detainees include Fred Lagan and John Cherniski, key figures in local agitation and Communist circles. Also named are Ivan Polliachok, John Novik, Anthony Jacksys, Peter Austra, Nicholas Neviretz, and Miecislau Rzepynski.
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Ansonia
Edwin T. Garvin
Hartford
Fred Lagan
John Cherniski
Cherniski
Ansonians
Ivan Polliachok
John Novik
Anthony Jacksys
Peter Austra
Nicholas Neviretz
Miecislau Rzepynski
Knights of Columbus run 100000 ex service schools
Approximately 100000 ex service men and women are receiving instruction in Knights of Columbus supplementary schools across the country. William J. McGinley, supreme secretary, said the schools are expanding at about four new locations weekly, with Boston hosting the largest enrollment at 3500 students.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
William J. McGinley
The
Knights
Boston
Harding Birdies At Pinehurst In Senator Sweepstakes
Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio distinguished himself in a Pinehurst double best ball foursome among eight prominent senators and congressmen holidaying in Pinehurst North Carolina. Also reported liquor tax totals for 1918 and a Bridgeport plumbing firm inspection visit by W. J Johnson Co. personnel at 177 Water Street with a Stur? field hotel meeting.
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Pinghurst
N.C
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Pinehurst
Cressmen
J.D. Dgohnson Company
Bridgeport
Waterstreet
Stimtfield Hotel
Railroadmen to curb cussing under future duty rules
Philadelphia dispatch reports railroads plan an embargo on swearing. Brakemen will use a pocket dictionary of approved terms as doors jam and brakes fail. Fudge, jolly, gosh and darn may replace the vulgar outbursts once common in emergencies.
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Philadelphia
Joy
Pennnsylvanii
Budapest Authorities Foil Red Plot With Assassination Plan
Budapest authorities report another insurgent attempt by communists aimed at killing Admiral Horthy. The plan involved mining high command offices with detonations via wired circuits in cellars and poisoning needles to target officials and dignitaries during a performance at the opera house. Authorities in Basle confirm the arrest of several suspects and the discovery of the plot.
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Fromm
Budapest
Multa
High Command
National Army
Adni
Horthy
Basle
Mrs Vermilye Silent On Husband's Affairs
Mrs William Grey Vermilye, wife of a Brook physician who disappeared Christmas Eve while allegedly pursuing Miss Ruth Keeney of Monson, Massachusetts, declined to discuss Ye milye's affairs. She has been staying with her married daughter in Harrisburg and plans to return to New York soon as Major R Bains says she had not heard of Miss Keeney before the news of an intended marriage.
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Harrisburg
William Grey Vermilye
Aed
Ruth M.ney
Monson
Masa
Brooklyn
Yemilye
Yenmilye
New York
R. Bains
J Mia
Vermilye
Miss Keeney
Steamer Dundee Runs Aground Near Notre Dame Bay
In Newfoundland a Dundee steamer of the Reid- Newfoundland line ran ashore on No gin Island in Notre Dame bay during a hurricane like storm on the night of December 26. All 42 passengers and crew were taken off by the Clyde, a sister ship, which assisted. The Mesaba arrived later with the British steamer amaria in tow.
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ST. John's
N. F
Dundee
Reid- Foundland Line
No. Gin Island
Notre Dame Bay
Clyde
Informer 13 Killed Attending a Party in Cleveland
Cleveland reports Joseph Massecissa 23 a police informer shot to death while tending a party at Biasca Strizza. Strizza held for murder. Providence moves to direct drive with Tufts and Brown University endowment efforts. Derby notes Civil War veteran Patrick Kairn dies at 71 after 30 years with Birmingham Treen Fountry.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Joseph Massecissa
Biasca Strizza
Fred Schlegel
Strizza
Mans
Providence
R. L. Dee
Henry BD
Herman C. B. Pus
Tufts College
Brown University
W. H. P. France
Or Derby
Patrick Kairm
Birmingham Tren Fountry
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Federal Trade Commission
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Nebraska
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Chicago
Internal Revenue Bureau
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Newfoundland
Mesaba
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the Bullard Machine Tool Co
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