Senate to Seize 400 Ballot Boxes in Pittsburgh Probe
Pittsburgh officials report the Senate will seize 400 ballot boxes and election records from Allegheny County as part of investigation into the senatorial contest between Republican Osborn and Democrat William F. Wilman. The court order is expected tomorrow to deliver the boxes to the county courthouse for custody during the inquiry.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny
United States
Senate
Wilann
Washington
County
Officius
Light Concerns to Join E. Tr. A.
A garbled report notes light concerns seeking entry and new applications amid a tangle of names and firms. The monthly sport and board of governors details payments totaling 1882.78 to association members, with several patients admitted to a sanatorium and others discharged or awaiting commission. Names of companies and individuals such as American Wheal, Remington Arm, Crawford Lau, and Hubbell appear in the deranged text.
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Tdgerort Cinerma
Ellef AlaHnn
Y Ienry de Nease
Gov- Tors Werinestag
Ambers
Kimissinn
An. Fean
American Whe Aml Company
Dhd
Metit Goods Manufactine Company
Crawford Laumerry
Arvey Hubbell
Remington Armie Ensterwood Typewlter
Auctions Sweep Soviet Art From Private Collection
Soviet authorities auctioned valued art objects including small statues candelabras goblets and vases from a private collection. The sale, led by top Soviet art agents, fetched about 130000 with a second place crown piece drawing attention amid the postwar cultural show. The event marks a transfer of items once kept private by a noted collector in Russia after a government revaluation.
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Moscow
Per. C
Mheta
Fluoride: California Fig Syrup for a sick child
Fragmentary notes describe a sick child with fever and digestive distress. The text mentions treating with California Fig Syrup and warns against harm to children, repeating concerns about bowels liver and stomach and referencing a general home remedy approach.
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California
Danger Ahead and Night Slump Rumors Take Hold
A garbled note hints at dangers and rumors surrounding nighttime events. Mentions unrest, fear, and vague threats as communities anticipate more information and safety measures. Authorities urge calm while investigations continue.
Gladstones Son Defends Father in Wright Libel Case
Twenty three year old Lord Gladstone testified to defend his father William Gladstone, denying charges and disputing accusations of moral hypocrisy. He recalled his childhood, reform work, and refuges his father founded while denying the depth of insults against the elder statesman.
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Gladstone
Wright
London
Gladsto
Willan B. Gladstone
England
Eller Tiladstone
Queen Victoria
Dierael
Juatien Avoury Aviekly
Frank Merriman
Cantain Wright
Asporstone
Bittara Sen
Crass
Avery
Lord Gladstone
Ste William Harcourt
Lora
Henry
Millbank
Captain Wright
Dar
Coward
Weight
Mme
Olga Novikoff
Mme. Novikoff
Novikoff
Homer
Henry Gladstone
Lord Phillimore
Mr. Gladstone
Aren't We All to Be Presented by Theatre League
The Littl Theatre League in Tilgrim hall United Church plans Frederic Lonsdale's Aren't We All, with rehearsals led by Misa Julia Farnam at Central High School. A large drive for new members has added many names, led by Mrs Laurence M Cornwall assisted by Mrs William Paxten and Mins Eleanor Webster, bringing in scores of new subscribers.
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Tilgrim Hall
United Church
Littl Theatre League
Frederic Lonsdale
Misa Julia Farnam
Central High School
League
Mra
Dear Beale Spelman
Greenfield Foil
Conrad Dashar
Fairfield
Sally Lavery
Henry N. Rennell
Char
Harrington
Province
Sidney K. Becker
Thomas Lashar
Oliver Hunter
Laurence M. Cornwall
William M. Paxten
Dra
Mins
Eleanor Webster
John Taylor Arms
Ra' Tar Webbt Bassick
Miles Virginia Barrington
Frederick Bassick
Cink
Bradford G. Warner
DeVer C. Warner
Waldo
George C. Waldo
J. K. Williamson
Robert Weed
Dwight
Wheeler
D. Fairchild Wherle
Nathaniel Wheeler
Wilmot Wheeler
Robert Wheeler
Miles Eleanor Webster
A. L. Riker
Kenneth McNeil
Henry Stoddard
Albert Lavery
Fred Attwater
Percy P. Anderson
Frank Hell
Stanley Bullard
Paul Blackburn
Ralph Blackburn
Harry O. King
James G. Ludlum
Too
Conrad Lashar
N. Paige
Bradford D. Pierce
Willam M.j*axton
Drd
Province Pogue
John S. Pullman
Henry H. Kennel
Mariel Read
Catherine Slemeon
Ichard Swain
Fradeliex Atronk
W. Goodridge
Fannie A. Smyth
Frederick Silman
Charles Skinner
W. Barker Seeley
Thom ‘Taylor
Harold Rood
Miller
A. J. Mere Archibald McNeil
Frederick Morgan
Harey Oliphant
Birk
Misa Janse 'Hoyte
Mea Pant Itines
J. N. Hom
Heimeath
Mraharles
Norman
Aimaworth
Herbert Keenan Barlow
Gerald Uneborgh
Bertram Lambert
Milas Rather Lyman
Ho Merritt
How- Tae
Vincent Keathog
Deficiency Bill for 928400 Reported in House
Hartford Feb 2 AP Favorable reports on four bills include a 928400.64 deficiency appropriation to sustain state departments and institutions to June 30. Also reports on renaming New Haven county anti tuberculosis association to Gaylord Farm, 8000 for State Firemen, and Pomfret School charter change to 15 trustees. Short session noted with no Friday meeting. Governor Trumbull and visiting Indiana Snake dancers mentioned.
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Hartford
New Haven County Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Gaylord Farm Association
State Firemen’s Association
Pomfret School
House of Representatives
Favoraine Committee
State Fireman's Association
Senate m
Shaw
House
Tadtons
Nephew of Tyler Dies in New Jersey
Elliot C. Mitchell aged 4 of Gere martown Penn died in New Jersey while visiting as a grand-nephew of President Tyler. He arrived as an evangelist for the bishop's crusade at St Pauls Episcopal Church and died after a brief illness.
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Tyler
New Jersey
Passai
N. J
Elliot C. Mitchell
Geremartown
Penn
St Pauls Epincopel
Boy Arrested After Attempting to Sell Items
A sixteen year old, Charisse Chavonelli, was arrested yesterday in West Haven on charges tied to attempting to sell a bloody camera. He is held awaiting transfer to the local police station to face possible charges.
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FI Avenue
West Haven
Market listing of beverages and remedies with prices
A fragmented price list shows beverages and tonics such as Lilac Ve at 1.25, Absorbin 1.00, Adlerika 1.50, Agarol 0.89, Alumina colators 0.30, Atwood's Bitters 15, Boal's Rolls 0.60, and Bromo Seltzer noted with rates scattered among miscellaneous items. It reads as an old time merchant catalog with varied cents and dollars entries and stray text.
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Atwood’s
Angier
Father John
Grove
Hill
Eli Brand
Ingram
Kotex
Roxbury Fountain
Bridgeport Juror List Proposed Change by Greenwich Official
First Selectman Oscar Du Tatil proposes moving 40 jurors from Greenwich to Bridgeport arguing population differences misallocate juror totals. Under current rules Bridgeport would gain to 202 while Greenwich would drop to 6, a shift criticized as unfair given Bridgeport’s much larger population. Husbands seeking compact storage wood products note canned wood’s claims for ease, durability, and versatility.
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Greenwich
First
Oscar du Tatil Haa
General Assembly
Greenwich Ust
Bridgeport
Law & Wich
Selectman
Green Wich
Plymouth and Plymouth Talk Across States
Plymouth Mass residents and a Plymouth Indiana official spoke by telephone in a goodwill exchange. James L Palmer editor of the Western Morning News of Englar Plymouth conveyed regards from the old City of Plymouth to the new Community of Plymouth.
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Plymouth
Mass
Ing
James L. Palmer
Englar
Willam P. Eldredge
Massachusetts
Palmer
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Mormal Sladder
Theatre League
Samuel C. Shaw
Redting
Mr. Higgins
Coventry
Harry Co. Smith
Vernon
George Siswick
Stafford
Tolland
Trumbull
South
Edward P. Ayer
Branford
Watson L .Phillips
Indiana
Arizona
Congress
Capitol
Hallcroft
Main ST
Cor
Fairfield Ave
Rexall
Magnésia
Gillette Razo Combinatio
Gillette
Gouraud
Noonan
Pinaud’s
Eau de Quininee Jr
Liggett
TeCee Jr
AI Homemaid
Lord Baltimore
Lord Baltimore Papeteries
New Plymouth
Old Plymouth
L. K. Liggett
United Drug Company
Liggett Drug
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