Scoville to Speak at Georgetown Community Event
Attorney Samuel Scoville Jr of Philadelphia will speak Friday night February 17 at Gilbert Bennett school hall. He will discuss The Seven Bloomers and Others with illustrated stereopticon pictures, drawing on his bird and animal study in Cornwall and Connecticut.
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Aith
Iast
Georgetown Community Association
Gilbert & Benenett
Samuel Scoville
Philadelphia
Scoville
Cornwall
Mayor Flags Flaw in State Dental Clinic Statute
The mayor questions a 1919 statute governing dental clinic funding and staffing, arguing it may only authorize appointing one dental hygienist in schools. The Board of Apportionment plans to fund the Education Board for the clinic pending further action as Aldermen prepare hearings on permanent control between Health and Education. Health officials will wait on Alderman action before deciding next steps.
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Hoarth of Health and Education
Alfred C. Fones
Boards of Education
Board of School Visitors
Board of Education
Atwater
Wealth Board
Board of Apportionment
Health Board
Clinis
Department of Health
Willem J. Lavery
Board of Aly Germen
Bankers urged to fight politics in Federal Reserve
Philadelphia February report quotes George W. Norris head of the Philadelphia Federal Reserve warning bankers from six counties that politicians seek to influence the Fed. He urges businessmen to link with peers to keep politics out of the reserve system and resist efforts to control discount rates and board composition.
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Federal Reserve
Philadelphia
Federal Reserve Bank
George W. Norris
Pennsylvania
Federal Reserve Board
Norris
Nyas
Coustasa
Bonus Waiting On Harding's Decision
Debate over a veterans bonus continues in Congress with senators Borah and Edge weighing cost and tax methods. Borah warns of potentially escalating annual outlays as high as a billion and a half dollars for disabled veterans, while Edge suggests a general sales tax approach to fund the plan if needed.
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Borah
Senate
House
Idaho
Congress
MacGregor
New York
New Jeraey
Edge
New Jersey
Enf with Prohibition Seize 10400 Gallons Liquor Last Quarter
Federal agents seized about 10,460 gallons of foreign liquor and ingredients for its manufacture in the last quarter of 1921 across the state. More than half was taken in December, leading to 105 arrests. Property seized totaled 14,57 dollars with autos valued at 8,600. Twenty six new distilleries thirty six stills and substantial equipment were confiscated.
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Mapstain
Jonathan BE. Eno
Marty ©. Mackenzie
Nest
Cniet Eno
Agen
Calvary Episcopal Church Bazaar Tonight
Calvary Episcopal Church bazaar in the sixth district Republican club Miln and Federal streets tonight. Supper served from 5 to 8, then entertainment and dancing. Booths offer candy domestic goods and work for sale. Prizes and novelties planned to aid the new church tower completion. Roster lists Rector's Aid Mrs Charles Wiley president and other groups with their presidents.
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Calvary Episcopal
Republican Club
Miln Street
Federal Street
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Georgetown
Mili
Hee Savers
Contrene Sloan
Harding
Page Cie
Calvary Episcopal Church
Caily
Bridgeport, Conn
Howland
Maine
Cannon Streets
W. B. Hall
Howland Dry Goods
Seeman Brothers, Inc
Propriators of “White Rose” Coffee
Bridgeport
Ukaulic CO
Pairfeld
Cuthura
Mis
Wispig
Cape
Maas
Chain Silk
Gbddess Hill St
Main St
Noble
Bert
Stratfield Hotel
Cantwell
Mgr
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