Compromise suit involving Manhasset firm and Tire Co
In a compromise suit, Judge G Miaman authorized receivers of Wain- Amssell Mfg to settle with Sterling Tire for 9760 dollars. Counterlitigation by Stet tam against Manhweet is noted. Settlement will release attachments on mill property in PLO and County Mississippi.
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Putsram
G Miaman
Superion
Wain- Amssell Mfg Company
Sterling Tire Company
Stettam Company
Tounten
Receivers Allowed Sale Under Court Order
Receivers are permitted to sell the same asset pursuant to a recent court order. The order authorizes disposal under specified terms and conditions set by the court.
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Arecent Eourt
Virginia asks burial of Wilson in Richmond
A resolution before the Virginia General Assembly requests former President Woodrow Wilson be allowed to rest in Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond. The measure notes that many famous figures, including Presidents Monroe and Tyler, are buried there.
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Virginia
Wilson
Richmond
Woodrow Wilson
Forrmer
Hollywood
Monroe
Tyler
League Parley Opens Effort to Control Traffic in Arms
The League of Nations commission on disarmament opened deliberations today to draft an international convention for arms control. American minister Lo Switz erland attended the session, with several delegates stressing U S support is crucial. Signor Schanzer presided, tributes to President Wilson followed, and Cecil of Chelwood spoke.
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League of Nations Commission For the Reduction of
Armaaments
Begi
Switzerland
United States
Signor Schinzel
Iminister
Wilson
Ad Signa
Schanzer
Fascinnt Cecil
Chelwood
Grew
YX Albert FP Lebian
France
Dantas Souza
Prazil
Senor
Croatia
Uruguay
League of Nations
Justice Wheeler Praises Wilson In Memorial Address
Chief Justice George W Wheeler of the Connecticut Supreme Court eulogizes former president Woodrow Wilson. He hails Wilson as a idealist and practical statesman whose vast plans shaped national life and the League of Nations, arguing his work endures in peace efforts and a lasting hope for Europe.
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Coatth
George W. Wheeler
Connecticut
Wheeler
League of Nation
Europe
League
Mrs Wilson Goes for Drive Seeking Calm
A sorrowful woman steps from the Wilson home to ride streets filled with memories. It marks her first release from grieving surroundings as admiration and sympathy pour out for the brave mother and daughter of the dead lover Admiral Gary T Grayson.
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Mrs. Wilson
Washington
Tech
Wis
Gary T Grayson
600000 Boy Scouts to Honor Wilson at Funeral
West chief scout executive telegram condolences. The 600000 scouts to stand at attention for one minute during Woodrow Wilson’s funeral services. Wilson was honorary president of the Boy Scouts for eight years.
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York
West
Boy Scouts of America Today
Woodrow Wilson
Long Jail Term For Offense Against Officer
Joseph Bombolido of 91 Hamilton Avenue was arrested Saturday night after smashing whiskey bottle over a policeman’s head. He was arraigned in Cent yesterday morning as a fourth offender against the Hquarius and for gascult. He was sentenced to nine months in jail and fined 424.00. Dodel of 181 Howard Ave charged with operating a Ugnor still was fined 5 and costs and given two to ten day jail, suspended. He had previous arrests for similar offenses.
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Joseph Bombolido
Hamilton
Cent
Jal
Mystery Tingles Woods Status In Westport Office
In Westport on February 4 the Postmaster William J Wood’s term ended, yet he remained at his desk directing the postal service. Civil Service would name one eligible for the post, while Republican leaders weighed next steps and debated challenges from Democrats amid talks of a new exam.
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Wlseport
William J Wood
Uncle Sama
Civil Service Commission
Republican
Woods
Diederich Woodman
Republican Town Committee
Cail
Salmon
Wood
Probata Court
Tian
Civil Services Commission
City seeks $26 000 for building insurance premiums
The Board of Apportionment will hear an appropriation request of 45 000 to cover insurance premiums for city buildings. Alderman Fred Harrison chairs the special insurance commission, with further details to be reviewed tonight in Probate Court.
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Board of
Fred W Harrison Chaiman
Speck Insurance Commission
Moya Vo
William Pehrens
Witl
Islami
Michigan Citizens Back Denby in Oil Lease Hearings
A flawed but active letter from about 269 Michigan professionals and citizens urges Senators James Couzens and Woodhull to grant a fair impartial hearing for Secretary Edwin Denby. They demand open opportunity to meet charges over oil lease grants and seek committee inquiry guidance.
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Deirgit
Tech
Te Egrun
James Couzens
Woodhudge
Ferris
Michigan
Ddwin Denby
Inston
Michigan Senators
Two Hurt in Scoville Plant Explosion
Two workers Guetto Garella and Sylvio Desbene Garella were injured in an explosion at the Gilmusing plant of the Scoville Manufacturing Company. Garella suffers burns and shock, Desbene Garella is described as in bad shape. The blast caused property damage and was quickly extinguished. cause is not yet known.
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Scoville Company
Wili
Tiwoi
Gil Musing
Scoville Mfg
Mhe
Ae Guetto Garella
Sylvio Des Bene Garella
Des Hena
Hoth
Cosnilal
Ex Governor Baldwin Tribute to Wilson Leader in Public Service
Ex Governor Baldwin commends Woodrow Wilson stating the American people burden presidents, praising Wilson for his sacrifices and lasting impact on the nation’s public service and enduring endeavors.
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Baldwin
Wilson
Eavin Tob
Woodrow Wilson
Walseau
Endesver
Milford Police Serve 25 Warrants On Tax Dodgers
Milford February report shows 13 arrests and 13 cases sent to court. Police logged 25 warrants for nonpayment of personal taxes and eight revolver permits. 12 fires were fixed and 18 auto accidents noted. Patrol made 2 calls per car covering eight miles, while apartments handled 4 calls for 251 miles.
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Milford
Usuv
James M Maher
L&i
Ius Numba
Therr
William M.O Fara
Bond of Fire Commissioners
Perdon
War View Bench
Woodmont Tire Compan
Correct Usage of Flag Described by Army Officer
An Army officer explains proper flag etiquette noting that flags should be lowered one third from the top rather than far down. He cites Woodrow Wilson and military practice, describing a ceremony where the flag is lowered to four points and then raised, stressing distinct display distances.
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Shicago
Woodrow Wilson
Toda
Mr Closkey
Headquartes
Harry Childs Found Dead in New York Hotel
A maid found pugilist Harry Childs dead in a New York hotel room. The decades‑long stage veteran, once banished by a shipwreck event in life, had recent health issues. Childs rose to fame on the Broadway stage and in touring companies before his death today.
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Harry Childs
N. Y
Brew York
Dhurry Childs
Childs
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