Sinclair Agreed to Pay Million in Contested Resolution
Fragmented text details a political dispute involving Sinclair and a payment of one million dollars. The article references figures such as Walsh, Do Stony, and other named individuals, mentions Congress, committees, and a resolution tied to alleged secrecy and testimony. The piece appears to trace negotiation phases, witnesses, and possible legal actions surrounding the payment and the resolution.
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Funeral Mass for Slain Priest Draws Connecticut Churchgoers
An early funeral service for the priest slain in New Haven drew attendees from St Joseph’s and nearby towns. Bishops and priests led ceremonies on Madison Avenue while mourners filled the streets, with police presence and a crowd of parishioners witnessing the solemn procession and eulogies in English and Rimanean tongue.
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Fragmented Washington Item Mentions Treaty and Putter
Fragmentary text references to a treaty, political figures, and a long list of scattered names and terms. It appears as a damaged page with refers to laws and resolutions, but readable names and exact facts are limited.
Darien Constable Slayers of Priest Held for Hold Up
An unresolved long narrative details a murder and hold up linked to two men named in the Darien case. Police, suspects and an ensuing investigation are described with references to a priest, his housekeeper, and the town’s reaction. The piece notes arrests, confessions, and threats amid a complex timeline of events in a community under strain.
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Seven Petitioners Become Citizens Amid Naturalization Wave
Seven petitioners were admitted to citizenship in a naturalization ceremony held today. The session also saw 259 applicants admitted during the current term, with 347 applying for citizenship and four petitions dismissed or continued for future hearings.
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Wood's cabinet appointment approved in Manila
Governor General Leonard Wood won Senate confirmation today for Felipe Agoncillo as interior secretary, the first Cabinet pick after vacancies since July. The Manila attorney and Philippine representative to the Paris Peace Conference joins Miguel Romuldez, another Manila lawyer, as nominees for the cabinet post.
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Velvet Tobacco Aged in Wood Show Prompts Debate
Velvet Tobacco aged in wood faces scrutiny as retailers discuss flavor, aging methods, and potential appeals to connoisseurs. Trade groups and producers weigh benefits against cost and shelf stability.
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