Negroes Charged With Perjury in New Haven Case
In New Haven three defendants Shelley Motley Lois Morton and an unnamed man face perjury charges tied to testimony in an inquest into the death of Joan Brock who was shot and killed by Officer O Neill Attorneys described the proceedings as the case moved toward trial with questions about indicting Whitney Voyor and the difficulty of obtaining a grand jury decision in a case involving serious crime. The hearing included testimony from Captain Willow and others about where the shooting occurred and who was present at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW Taven
Shelley Motley
Lois Morton
Arass
Win Hye
Crav
Joan Brock
Newis
Boston
Ting
Morton
Ele
Lowe
Mobley
Siabe
Laecourt
Salle
Bengea
Sation Amgaj
Wiile
Bouel
Ward Vel
Nett
Compel All Barbers to Pass Physical Test
Ruston Feb 7 Charles G Hadedon acting as registrative agent of the American Federation of Labor today urged licensing of all barbers and a required physical examination for customer safety. He argued health measures protect patrons from dangers due to close barber shop proximity while opponents called it an infringement on liberty.
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Ruston
Harles G. Hadedon
Jive
Federatio of
Linler
Hadedon
Bodedan
Maurice Z. Power
Wibbe i Moudtel
Barber Sachs
Disloyal Teachers Targeted by Legion Leader
Boston official Henry Y Ryan, head of the Americanism committee, claims 8 000 teachers in US institutions are disloyal and must be removed. He asserts a majority are in colleges and universities, as the executive committee meets to discuss action against unpatriotic instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tates
Henry Y Ryan
Boston
The
American Legion
Cosions
Wigan
Photographic Copies Of Rothschild Will Filed
The probate court saw the first photographic copies of Jennie Rothschild s will filed as counsel for heirs sought ancillary administration of the decedent s Connecticut property. The copies are displayed with white letters on black. The New York Probate system had adopted photodocumentation earlier. About 8009 dollars in Bridgeport and Milford require administrators. the decedent was a summer resident in Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rothschild
New York
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Milford
Hyattsville Jackrabbits Terrorize Town In Maryland
Reports from Hyattsville Maryland describe roaming jackrabbits terrifying residents. Women children and dogs are chased while townsfolk fear for lunches and pets. Tales describe aggressive rabbits attacking people and even dragging a market basket.
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Washington, Tech
T.levon
Hyattsville
Washington
Lyattsville
Custer
Lily
Report on City Finances Study Due March First
A probe of the city finances led by Thomas R. Lill for the Chamber of Commerce will be ready about March 1. Accountant Bill will observe current financing methods and suggest improvements. The study began after a referendum vote and has reviewed budgets, the city audit, and the Board of Appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Lill
Chamber of Commerce
Alr. Li Ind
Common Connell
Board of
Tnne
Hardware Men to Hold Annual Meeting February 16
Readable fragments describe the 8th annual meeting of hardware dealers in Boston linked to the National Retail Hardware Dealers Association. Talks cover profits and automobile accessories. Lieutenant Governor Charles A. Vemopleton will be among speakers. other attendees include T. Rosenberg and John R. Kennedy.
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Hardware Dentere
Aectiont Hardware Alsa
Debrups
al Argos
Indiana
Dealers Association
D. D
Automobile
Ty T. Rosenberg
Tove
EB. Seaman
Sifeds
Ames
St Tania
John R. Kennedy
Charles A. Vemopleton
Waterbury
Hardware
Maver Bovid GB
Mitesorlday
Ty Mann
T. Bronson
New Faven
New England
Boston
Tony Stem
Golden Medical Discovery Praised For Blood and Bronchial Trouble
In Ratavia New York Maria Acusta James reports her blood as impoverished and her bronchial trouble improved by Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She credits the tonic with rebuilding strength and purifying blood and recommends the product after a trial. A 10 cent trial package offer is advertised.
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Ratavia
N. Y
Acusta Jams
Harvester Avenue
Dr. Pierce
Tavatide
Buffalo
Golden Medical Discovery
Carpenters Brotherhood Meets in New Haven
The International Brotherhood of Carpenters begins a two day session in New Haven led by John J. Richards president of the local council. Delegates discuss upcoming policy and wage discussions behind closed doors with expectations of addressing membership concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters Brotherhood
New Haven
John J. Richards
Galli-Curci Engagements at Metropolitan Opera
New York February 7 Madame Galli-Curci, soprano, renews her engagement with the Metropolitan Opera for the 1911-192 season. She has completed engagements with the Chicago Grand Opera Company and is now singing in New York as the season progresses.
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New York
Mme
Gal- Ii-Quiei
Lye
Chicago Grand Operany
Whith
Exytres
Junior Chamber of Commerce Elect Officers Tomorrow
Temporary officers of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will be elected at the organization meeting tomorrow night at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters on State Street. The organizing committee drafted two constitutions and by laws to be presented for approval. The new body anticipates 7 to 110 charter members and has already enrolled several young men with more awaiting to join. Officers to be elected include a president two vice presidents and a treasurer with an executive secretary to be named after the election.
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Tuior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
State Street
Wis
Norrow
Osers
Burkhart’s Table Compound Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
An old advertisement claims Burkhart’s Table Compound can restore sleep and treat liver stomach trouble and constipation. It urges readers to write for a treatment and to pay at drug stores, promising a cure through a 20 day course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkaars
Mt Teal
Burkhart
H. Ison
Degyers Cole
Dave
Deerfield Historic Property Listings and Prices
A fragment listing several Deerfield properties and items including the Allen House at Deerfield also called the Old Plymouth House, the Sheldon House, and related autumn motifs. Prices are noted as five dollars and three dollars for items such as Falling Leaves and Appie Blossom Time.
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Plymouth
Gray
Allen
Deerfield
A. Deerfield
Sheldon House
Appie
New Couch Covers Tapestries Listed At Low Prices
New couch covers and tapestries in browns, tans and black described as practical for any room especially living rooms. The catalog notes constant family use and pet wear with prices from five to twelve dollars based on weight and quality.
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Broad Street
Clark
Electric Maid
Irv
Hess
Iron Man
Wien
Lia Cleon
Af John Brock
Ryan
Maryland
Jackrabbits
Auerbach
Auerbach & Sons
New York City
Federal Bread
MAIN
Chiropracticee RR
Chas
Gould
D. c. Sukis
Tai Main ST
Bhooble
Conn
Galli-Curc
Metropolitan Opera
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Alaska
Norway
Boyl Rose” Rich
I Bound
Fennan Bande
Sunkist
Write & Hawley
Fritz& Hawley
Maria Luigia de Tassis” van Dyke
Mrs. Robinson” Gainsborough
Mrs. Carnac
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Gabriel Metsu
Stratford On Avon
Horse Fair
Calvary
Garden of Allah
Maxfield Parrish
Fred Thompson
By Sanford Fall
Holland
Chea
Rend Cp
Mantler’s Baby Shop
Post Office Arcade
Tel
Bar
Gods—Minerva Yarns
Nettie
Fossett
Minerva
Fece
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