Wall Street Bomb Explosion Still Remains Unsolved
The Wall Street bomb tragedy from last September remains a mystery as officers lock up 17 boxes of bolts, iron parts, and wagon remnants. Investigators trace clues across New York and neighboring states, unsure of the wagon’s maker or age, with harness and large slugs also stored at police headquarters.
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Wall Street
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connectic
Winsted Rumored Terminus Shift for Canal Line
Winsted may become the northern terminus of the canal branch from New Haven to New Hartford as New Haven road seeks Public Utilities Commission approval. Officials from Landers Frary Clark, Greenwoods owner, approve the plan. Through passenger service could run from Winsted to New Haven via Pine Meadow and New Hartford with freight moves to Greenwoods.
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New Haven
New Hartford
Public Utilities Commission
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Landers, Frary & Clark Corporation
New Britain
Greenwoods
Canal’road
New England
Pine Meadow
Fine Meadow
Seeking Woman To Explain Death Of Mrs Savinavich
Police probe the murder of Mrs. Boltoner Savinavich near Newark bal today seeking a Staten Island woman thought to illuminate the case. The unnamed woman reportedly linked to Edward Vacca, a friend of the victim, whose marriage was discussed by his parents. Vacca remained in police custody for questioning.
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Boltoner Savinavith
Newark
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Lord Wee
Charities Board Pays Off About Four Hundred Workers
Paymaster Alexander F. Morrsey of the Charities Department handled payroll for 480 men at Hillside Hore. Only 157 worked due to bad weather and many lacked rubbers, so most outdoor workers were excused. One new man joined. operations on Park Avenue extension paused by rain. If fair Monday, about 399 men will be available to resume work.
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Hillside Hore
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Turkish Delegates Prepare for Conference with Allies
Constantinople Feb delegates of the Turkish government to the London conference on Near Eastern questions will include Teatik Pasha the Grand Vizier and Qsrenntzami Pasha former minister of war with twelve experts and secretaries. They will travel from Constantinople Saturday and stay 24 hours in Paris en route to London.
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Paris
Building Op Pyramids Points Toward Ancient Engineering
The article explores how the pyramids were built with modern engineering theory. It questions the machines used, the workforce size, and the methods, promising a detailed look in tomorrow’s science section.
Mrs Harding to Face Trial in New London Court Today
Mrs State street is to be arraigned in New London city court today on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from Day Publishing of that city. She is alleged to have promoted a fraudulent patriotic project in several cities, leaving unpaid bills in Norwich, Westerly, and Stamford.
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New London City Court
Day Publishing Company
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Westerly
Stamford
Ncis Harding
Direct Trading From Farm To City urged by cooperatives
Report notes a press drive for direct trading from farmers to city consumers. The All Canada Cooperative Congress in Toronto backs establishment of direct producer to consumer sales to improve distribution and prices.
Train managers urged to train youth for coop store roles
Warren Stone chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Magingers urged training of young men and women in colleges and universities for positions as promoters and managers in cooperative stores. He cited mismanagement as a reason many cooperatives fail.
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Warren Stone
Chiel
Brotherhood of Locomotive Magingers
Anuatey
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Policemen arraigned on murder charges in New York case
In New York on February 11, former Governor presented evidence to the grand jury in a murder case. Robert A. O’Brien and Cornclive Flood, named as defendants, were arraigned in court. James Cushing, among the accused, is described as elderly. The case centers on a July shooting involving a group of boys.
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Wrod
Lion
Aitipa
Balieen
Robert A. O'Brien
James Cushing
Ove Shay
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Pal Cas Distorted Police Evidence Records
In Pal Cas a distortion of records and evidence by police surfaces. Officials face scrutiny as inquiries seek clarity on handling of case materials and potential procedural errors emerge.
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Hie Supe
Pal Cas
Bituminous coal costs reported to Congress
Washington February 1. Cust figures on bituminous coal production in the twelve coal producing districts of the Mississippi river area were submitted to Congress today in a report from the Federal Trade Commission, the last of seven reports covering gest figures in the various coal producing districts. The surveys show that for 178 the average mine price ranged from 1.98 to 4.95 per ton with an average sales margin from 7.28 to 4.68 per ton after deductions for taxes and selling costs.
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Mississippi
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Federal Trade Commission
City Abandons Efforts To Help The Unemployed
Great Falls Mont reports that local efforts to employ the unemployed will be dropped after a federal labor union affiliate refused to support a plan. A business agent says workers should be paid $5 a week, and the dispute followed a strike by the union, halting proposed job programs at the city water plant.
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American Federtion of Labor
On Way to Balance Bhitinpines Professions Admit Dull Advance
Fragmentary notice notes Bhitinpines progress toward professional integration though restraint remains noted. Wording unclear about scope or dates. document hints at evolving inclusion and tempered advancement in skilled fields.
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