Probate Notice For Mary E. Lewis Estate Sale Order
State of Connecticut district of Stratford probate court February 6 1070 estate of Mary E Lewis late of Stratford deceased administrat ors apply to sell real estate notice to interested appear Feb 16 1929 10 am at Probate Office Stratford personal notice before January 3 1920 return to court Attest Charles H Willes Judge
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State OF Connecticut
District OF Stratford
Mary E. Lewis
Stratford
Charles H. Willes
Obituary notices from Meriden and vicinity
Multiple funeral notices list deaths in Meriden and nearby towns during February 1920. Entries name the deceased, ages, home streets, and funeral arrangements including dates, times, and interment at local cemeteries such as Mountain Grove Oaklawn and Lakeview. Several notices note private or automobile corteges and services at mortuary chapels and churches.
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Westport
Pavu
Grkinda T Allen
Ries
Whaelios U'Ule
Wwestport
Bercher
Columbus
Ohio
Charles N, Beecher
Ager
Beabusuny
Smaah A
Ddenby N. & Ley
Harriet Street
Mountain Grove
Bullen
Greenfield Hull
Conn
Clara A
Samuel Vv. Bulkley
Priveds
Conegrasa Street
Greenfield Hill
Oaklawn
Buchinghsol
Russell Budau
Edward T
Bessie Buckingham
Mai Street
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Quark
Henry W. Clark
Mt. Grove
Southport
Orlando Elwood
Post Road
Fairfield
Gygls
Edgar W. Giles
Ghert Court
Loth
Lakeview Cemetery
Welsyp
Iota
Willy
Meldt
Weed
Gustave Heldt
Pembroke Street
Lakeview
Jones
Devon
Milford
Frederick
William John Jones
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Danbury
Wooster
Josephine Stanskey
Hey
East Main Street
St. Michael’s
American firm weighs moving plant from Japan to Mexico
A U S Commerce report says an American manufacturer of Taste beard and wooden phonograph needles is investigating relocating its plant from Japan to a Mexican state. Increased labor costs in Japan have closed the factory there.
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United States,Commerce
Japan
Labor Federation to Wage Bitter Campaign At Polls
The American Federation of Labor declares a nonpartisan political battle to defend labor rights and push constructive legislation. It calls affiliated unions to form district committees, analyze candidates in primaries, and unite to defeat enemies of labor in president, congress, and state offices.
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Labor Federation
Congress
Representatives of
Labor and of Farmers
Washington, D. C
Tis
Jabbor
America
American Labor Movement
American Federation of Labor
Hig
Jabor
Albor
Modor
Laor
Partiaan
Freedom of Justice
Demoguay
Labor
American Geveration of Labor
Federation of Labor
Tuabor
National Committee
Bowling results show Sand Blasters lead league standings
The Sand Blasters stretch their edge in the B M J league by taking two of three from rivals the Moulders while the Chew Hounds press the Risers. Official scores list West Point 5667 for the Sand Blasters with 107 to 87 over the Moulders and include top marks by Douglass 306 in all events and Chow Hounds leading team totals.
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Bridgeport
Malleade Iron
Sand Blasters
Bemica
Moulders
Wild Chew Hounds
Glgo
Yoam
West P
Fis $ Chow Hounds
Union Campagin Committee Names Its World Movement Leaders
The general committee in charge of the drive includes eight federation vice presidents and key officers from various unions. Names span James Duncan of Quincy, Joseph F Valentine of Cincinnati, Frank Duffy of Indianapolis, William Green of Coshocton, W. D. Mahon of Detroit, Rickert of Chicago, and Jacob Ischer of Indianapolis among others. Also listed are officials from Building Trades, Textile Workers, International Brotherhood of Bookbinders, and allied groups with location ties to Washington and New York.
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Federation
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
Joseph F Valentine
Cincinnati
Frank Duffy
Mindianapolis
William Green
Tadianapolis
John J. Manning
Washington
Tanlel
James Lord
Mining
Bert M. Jewell
John Scott
Railroad
John P. Frey
Norwood
Ohio
International Folders' Journal
Sara A. Cowlboy
New York
United Textile Workers
Anna Pitzgerald
Chicago
Women’s International Union Label League
Melinda Scott
Twnited Felt
Panania
Straw
Anna Neary
Baltimore
International Brotherhood of Bookbindars
Believed 10 crew from Polias lost at sea after grounding
Rockland Maine February report says G Kariath mate and eight others from the US Shipping Board freighter Polias left in a lifeboat after striking Old Cliley Ledge. Coast Guard Acushnet searches again as the vessel sinks. three life preservers and other gear washed ashore at Monhegan Island, not identified.
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Rockland
G. Kariath
Brooklyn
Polias
Air
Monheigan Island
Shipping Board Announces $1 Million Annual Savings
Washington February report reveals reorganization of the Shipping Board division of operations cuts annual salary outlay by 729 375 and reduces personnel by 454 workers, a 63 percent cut. Payroll drops 60 percent and over 100 800 annually saved by discontinuing printed publications.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Payna
Temperature of the Earth’s Center Reaches 195000 Degrees
The article reports an estimate that the earth’s center holds a temperature around 195,090 degrees Celsius. It notes this extreme heat would vaporize substances composing the globe.
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Twee Hartiys
Earth
Lifting Russia blockade seen as Allied move
Envoy Maxim Sirvininoff argues Paris Supreme Council action breaches the "Chinese wall" around Russia and may depend on whether border states are allowed free trade. He asserts Russia’s ports and routes hinge on allied policy, warns continued coercion risks further blockade, and cites Soviet readiness to pursue peace and economic independence.
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Maxim Sirvinoff
Bolshevist Janissary
Baltic States
Universal Service
Paris Supreme Council
Russia
Red Army
Paris
Chaniel
Traile
Europe
Petrograd
Black Sea
Clementpean
Poland
Allied Supreme Council
Hrussia
Lord Northcliffe
Winston Churchill
Soviet
Germans Reject Allied War Crime Extradition Demand
Gustav Noske, German defense minister, says Allies cannot compel Germany to extradite over 500 nationals and warns the National Guard will not execute such orders. He doubts unity will grow from the demand and predicts coalition politics will endure to avoid chaos. Berlin notes say Allied war crime lists were delivered to Premier Bauer with Merkel, Millerand backing, while Copenhagen reports Berlin plans immediate parliamentary action on receipt.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Universal Service Suit
Berlen
Gustav Noske
National Defense
Mavy
Germany
National Guard
Reichsewehr
Herr Naske
Noske
Constellation
America
Herr Noske
Yietarang
New York Police Boat Rescues Drifting Schooner
The New York patrol boat rescued the schooner B. F. Jayne after three weeks adrift in ice near Flushing Bay. On board were Capt. Henry Van Wien, his wife, and two children amid scarcity of food and water. Registered at 70 tons, the vessel is owned by Charles B. Luther of Somerset, Massachusetts. Captain Van Wien said a distress signal was ignored by tugs breaking ice in the bay.
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New York
Flushing Bay
B. F. Jayne
Henry van Wien
Charles B. Luther
Somerset
Mass
Ricker’s Island
van Wien
Wiushing Bay
Pellean steamer sinks at Piervin Boston Narrows
The steam trawler Pellean, returning from Georges Banks with 90,000 pounds of ash, was punctured by heavy drift ice in the Narrows and sank at Pier near T. Wharf after pumps failed. The ship valued at 259,000 dollars with cargo worth 5,000 dollars.
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Foston
Pellean
Ipier
Georges Banks
Hayes
T. Wharf
Pelican
Senator Johnson Recovering From Attack on Campaign Trail
Senator Hiram Johnson of California, recently stricken with influenza like illness, was reported to be in a Washington hotel today and not yet able to leave his bed. The ailment is not considered serious, but recovery will take several days as he returns from a tour supporting his Republican presidential nomination bid. The piece also notes Thibet’s religious obligation forcing at least one son per family to join the church for spiritual and temporal protection.
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Universal Service
Washington
Hiram Johnson
California
Fla
Johnson
Dissolution Authorized for American Graphophone Company
A special meeting held January 3 1920 at 1210 G Street Washington DC approved dissolution of American Graphophone Company WV charter surrender and asset division. Resolutions appoint notice publication and division in kind of remaining property among Preferred and Common stockholders with final discharge of liabilities upon payment. Secretary and directors authorized to execute transfers and handle tax and license settlements.
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Norders
Amprican Graphophone Company
G Street
N.W. Washington
District of Columbia
Stoc
West Virginia
Stat
Ugt
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Harry WA. Barnes
Ragion Ave
Noble
WM. T
Madison AV
Farahy- Wh
T. Mullins & Son
Poli Bldg
Ce Street
Turkey
State St. Paanes
Bunnell ST
Redfield
Cannon St
Capitol
Hanover
FIFTH
Su. Vincent
Orlar ST
Black Rock Ave
T. J. Long
Dot
Warner Gla
Serebs
Cottage ST
Dennison Leas
Warren St Barrys
T. d
Warner Bldg
Iree East Side
Aru Glusom
Main St
Spteus
Bridgesport
Lor
D. No
Pfebs-it
East Side
Olmea
Birst
Bridgeport Bank
Tocris
Frair
Chickean Cooon
Fredrick J. Morgan
Nairn St
Grasmere
United States Housing Corp
Stoam
Fleet-Bridgeport Bank
Tranzert
Laurel Ave
Rhone Noble
Grasner
Homestead Ave
Vians
Noble Ave
Paralel St
Os Stratford
Dennison Real Estate
Warren St
North Park Ave
Black Rock
Beechwood
Poplar St
Fairfield Ave
Szilagyi
Fairfeld Ave
Ogden ST
Nicas
L. Whitney
Derby
Lanistan
Clinton
Maplewood
Colorado
Linden
North Avenues
Fremont
Cottage Sts
Fleming
Rijangi
Mear City Hall
Finkelstone
Edmunds St
North Ave
EE Shorts
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Paradise Green
O. B. Short
Atknee
Hawley
Main
Jischey Ave
Arthur Gibson
Capitol Ave
Poplar_St
Marsh Bros. Co
Buckingham Ave
Plangatt
State St
Guarat Ie
East Main St
Aulek
Park Ave
Glenwood
Six Hole
Young Yuan
Shos
Caesar Misch
CIEE
U. 5
Bridgeport Watch & Clock Hospital
Ance Os
United Secret Service
Lroud
Bar
Nun
Provitt
South Park
Tt Park Ave
Phons Noble
Daniel P. Keane
Ftan
Mala Barnum
Corner South Ave
Barnum
P S
Donegan and Swift
Albert Pick and CO
Bruce Ave. Giebst
BE. H. Reed
Tel
Caserta Mfg. Co. Ad
Bulla
Ena
Tred G. Breu
Kossuth
Geo. T. Hatheway
Meizs Ihde
Coleman St
Hiltz
Howard Ave
Stormfelt
Chalmers Street
City Hall
Howard F. Smith
Connesba
Builders & Contractors
Brenvikc Chk
Belder
Dawmmerstrom
Wilson
Automobile Cortese. Weldon
Henry M. Weldon
Laffayette Street
Mullins, Scott & Redgate
Golden Hill
Secred Heart Church
St Michael's Cemetery
Automobile Cortege
Charlies L. Dennis
Herthal
Broad Street
Barnom
Pago
Green
Matthews
Fiopkins
Honor Kell
Douglas OG Douglas
Los
Chow
Phelps
Ov Lindsley
Bai
Lagerstrom
F Harris
Bi Nordstrom
Cale A
Bayt Ai
Yavickson
Kearney
Jackson
Briel
If Eminik Og
Harris
S. S. Polias
Coast Guard
Gustave Noske
Wondon
Exchange Telegraph
Copenhagen
Berlin
Piervin
Boston
Sen. Johnson
American Graphophone Company
Washington City
Columbia
Brideport
Connecticut
the Striciholders
Eretary’ American Graphophone
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