Mrs Hayes Credits Pink Pills For Relief From Gas Pain
Local resident at 22 Wheat Main Street Watertown reports years of stomach trouble and awful distress after eating. She says gas pressure caused shortness of breath, heart palpitations, and sleepless nerves until Dr Williams Pink Pills relieved symptoms within weeks.
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Watertown
Nate
Willans
Palkidner
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de Williams
Insurgents Press to Block Warren for Attorney General
Washington reports insurgents claim continued effort to defeat Charles B Warren of Michigan for Attorney General. They expect opposition from seven to ten votes in the Senate and anticipate Democratic support, amid talks between President Coolidge and Senator Curtis. A separate committee inquiry cites Warren’s past connection with the American Sugar Refining Co in a 1910 dissolution suit.
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Charles B Warren
Michilrr
Xeston
Senate
Warren
President Coolidge
Curtis
Khouse
Moderi
Peoples
Labviledo
Den
Mr Warren
Basiaf
Attorny
Caneial Wicheraham
American Sugar Refining Company
Cloture Proposed for Speeding Treaty Vote
Washington Feb 13 Senate considers invoking cloture to speed the Isle of Piney treaty vote. Debate under the cloture rule aims to force action this session. two thirds needed to invoke the rule.
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Senate
Soldier body found in sand near Spermacetti Cove
The body of Imvate Dunsky, missing six weeks from Fort Hancock, was found buried under two feet of sand on Spermacetti Cove beach. Military authorities report evidence of murder, citing a bullet hole in the head and two additional wounds.
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Sadore Dunsky
Fort Hancock
Spermacetti Cove
Dunsky
Chinese student case continued in Washington court
A Chinese law student linked to a New Haven check operation appeared in a Washington court today. Chi Chun Hsiang was unable to post a 30 000 bond set by the court and his detention by District of Columbia police was challenged as unlawful. The hearing began January 9.
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Washington
Chi Chun Hsiang
New Haven
Heang
District of Columbia
Wife seeks divorce after husband buys own clothes for two years
During two years of marriage Uda Finch of Norwalk testified in Superior court that she had nothing to wear and bought a dress costing four dollars with her own money. She said her husband deserted her and that, while unemployed, she worked to avoid destitution. He opposed her work and offered no reconciliation.
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Hfe Uda Linch
Norwalk
Jaidge
Icherson
Finch
Bridgeport Man Tells of Work in Labrador Colony
Alfred Bishop recalls Labrador life as medieval in habit and diet. Dr Grenfell’s mercy work brought hospitals and education, reducing disease through sanitation. Labrador people shown as hospitable, cheerful, religious, moral, with Sunday labor refusal. Grenfell seeks funds to endow ongoing medical and educational efforts.
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France
Devonshire
England
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Walfred Grenfell
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Stratfield Hotel
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Sumter
Raymond W Walker
Board of Education
Leonardshiem
Husband to Secure Divorce From Wife in Hospital
St Philp Garbulen of the city was granted a divorce from his wife Mar Dvelyn Garbules, an inmate at the Connecticut hospital for the Insane. The State will relieve him of contributing to her maintenance. Judge Nickerson was informed in Superior court yesterday afternoon. If the wife is deemed insane, a bond may be posted guaranteeing the husband will aid the state in supporting her as required.
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Mar Dvelyn Garbules
Connecticut Hospital For
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Nickerson
Superior Court
Garbulew
Education Bureau Elimination in Senate Reshaping Plan
Washington Feb 13 leaders in the Senate agreed to remove the combined provision for a new Department of Education and Relief and to keep the Good Roads Bureau in the Agriculture Department. The amended measure goes to conference for decision and timing remains in question with some supporters doubtful it can pass before May.
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Interior Department
Hathurst
Norwalk Woman Granted Divorce by Judge Nickerson
Louise Foster Duffy of Norwalk was granted a divorce from John H Duffy after evidence showed repeated late nights and unseen comings and goings, with accusations of desertion and an illegitimate child rumored. The judge, Leonard I Nickerson, issued the decree in Superior Court yesterday.
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Norwalk
John H Duffy
Louise Foster Duffy
Shorley
St Lawrence Project Survey Proposed by Senate Commerce Committee
A proposed St Lawrence waterway survey would be authorized by an amendment to the Rivers and Harbors bill. The plan includes creating an agency to oversee the project and an appropriation of 276000 dollars for plans and estimates by the National Joint Commission.
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Com Merce Committee
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