Manufacturers Topic Opens New Haven Meeting
In New Haven on December 29 the Manufacturers Association of Connections held its annual meeting at Hotel Taft. The forenoon featured a business session followed by a luncheon during which Congressman John Q. Tilson spoke on Connecticut industries and the tariff. Carl W. Ackerman discussed European conditions and Walter Camp, president of the American Valuation Association, addressed a congressional committee on American valuation.
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New Haven
Associated Press
Manufacturers Association of Connections
Taft
John Q. Tilson
Connecticu Industries
Carl W. Ackerman
Germany
Walter Camp
American Valuation Association
Drexel Movie Stock Indictment Upheld
Indictments charge Anthony I. Drexel Jr Harry Brotski and Eliot Nertoy with theft of stock from M Industries Inc and disposal to foreigners and Negroes through sales agents upheld today by Judge Musquean in Gen ai Sessions.
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New York
Peru
Anthony I. Drexel, Jr
Harry Brotski
Eliot Nertoy
m_ Industries, Inc
Musquean
Genai
County Court Toys Car Collection On Display At Court House
A report shows county officials keep toy cars used for legal demonstrations. Coroner John J. Phelan owns two demonstration automobiles and a trolley car, cost 19 dollars each, built for court use in juries and accident study. Smaller coroner cars see frequent use in hearings on automobile accidents.
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County Court House
Santa Claus
Jook
Court House
John J. Phelan
Common Pleas
Change in New England army reserve designation
Boston December 23 announced at first corps headquarters a change in the designation of the New England army reserve organization. The 398th Connecticut infantry becomes the 417th.
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Boston
New England Army Reserve Organization
First Corps
398Rd
Connecticut Infantry
417Th
Estate of Lawyer Sues Slacker Bergdoll
Philadelphia December 29 The estate of lawyer T Clarence Gibboney filed suit in federal district court against Grover Bergdoll once an army deserter for counsel fees Gibboney was Bergdoll's counsel at his court martial and was drowned in Mexico a year ago
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Philadelphia
T. Clarence Gibboney
Federal District Court
Grover v. Bergdoll
Gibboney
Bergdolla
Mexico
Model of famous ship on exhibit in Boston
A finely crafted model of the US frigate Constitution, the Old Ironsides, is added to the Old State House collection in Charlestown Navy Yard. Colonel William S. Spicer of the Marine Corps spent eight years building the miniature, which uses 875 blocks, 642 ratlines, and Mexican mahogany hull with silk sails.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Constitution
Gharnestown Navy Yard
Old State House
William S. Spicer
Marine Corps
Syell
Spicer
Eight Divorces on Court Calendar Today
The short calendar session at Lie Superior Court faces a heavy docket with 49 motions. Eight uncontested divorces are listed, while many motions aim for future hearings. Notable filings include Flora Birdsel vs Renfansin and Katerina Mulier vs Leslie Tehn, among others.
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Todee
Christopher Ta Avery
Harry Gorden
Tenry Williams
Flora Birds
Vagrant Signals Challenge Wireless Telegraphy Study
Experts debate why certain signals fail to reach receivers as atmospheric electricity and earth gradients interfere with long distance wireless telegraphy. Professor Wlemming notes high altitude current surges from atmospheric discharge affecting aerial reception, while Menus advances thermionic valve receivers as a game changer in the field.
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Lonlon
Tee
Mystejona
Dotin Anvhrase Wlemming
Tigval Society of Arts
Vig
Traveraedt
Professor Menus
Vienna Votes Tax on All Advertisements
The municipality approves a tax on every form of printed advertising in Vienna. The new levy starts at a minimum of ten percent for wanted situations and up to thirty nine percent for jewelry, articles, and amusements.
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Vienna
Free Course in World Affairs Commentary by Fred Peric
The article argues the postwar conference reveals how public opinion drives peace efforts. It contrasts Versailles style diplomacy with widespread media debate, warning that rulers profit from war while common people are prone to manipulation. War, once romanticized, is now seen as poverty and destruction, prompting calls for a global tribunal to curb conflict.
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Fredperic
Haskin
Washington
Fils
Sovialiat
Army
Navy
Versailles
Walliide
Josoo
Appa
Mesopotamia
Mongolia
Dinuttin
League of Nations
Hart Beer
Maine
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Keller Bros
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