Gale Wrecks the Long Island Towboats and Delays Steamer
A northwesterly gale reaching 48 mph yesterday swept Long Island, forcing towboats and steamers to seek harbor protection. Lows from New York docked here, including the Chef Brockton, after rough seas. The tramp steamer Taggary damaged a coal hoist rigging while docking at Salts Textile. Tugboats John Garrett, Frederick T. Keeler, and McWilliams towed coal barges to New York, with McWilliams diverting to harbor amid worsening conditions.
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Long Island
New York
Barber
Taggary
Salts Textile Company
Uwa
Katm Company
Endengvourine
Salts Dack
John Garrett Andrederick T. Keeler
Tarte
New Haven
Peafield Reef
Republican Club Bazaar Opens With Dancing and Fun
The Twelfth District Republican Club staged a bazaar that opened Monday evening and will run through Saturday. Dancing and entertainment are featured as part of the event while tax collections and notices about personal taxes are noted in the report.
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Republican Club
Diatrick Republican Club
Lions Club Hears Rev Donahue I Stirring Address
Rev George L Donate of St Augustine’s Church spoke at the Lions Club luncheon praising friendship as the source of joy and warning that money and fame are mere bubbles. He contrasted pagan views of friendship with Christian charity, citing Christ’s twelve apostles as examples and urging readers to value fellowship as divine.
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Lions Club
Rev. Donahue
George L. Donate
St Augustine’s
Lion's
Father Penahue
Dienen
Caesar
Christ
Education board to meet tax committee tonight
A sub-committee of the Board of Apportionment and the Board of Education will convene this evening in the Education Board offices. The session will address teachers' salaries and other items with fiscal impact for the upcoming period.
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Board of Apportionment
Board of Education
Pharaoh Tutankhamun Mummy May Be Found Within Chamber
Early reports from the tomb reveal a sealed interior likely containing a single sarcophagus with a gold coffin and canopic jars. Robbers may have disturbed the seal and face, while inspectors prepare to photograph and remove the sarcophagus and scenes of royal life. The work begins with the clearance of the antechamber and removal of chariot fragments and royal regalia.
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Egypt
Tutankhamen
Wade
Nord Americ
Allance
London Daily Sail
LANOR
Winat
Gould
Wen
Lottie
Severstl Ibus
Tufankinimen
Parkinson Fans 93 Times in 1922
Parkinson of the Phillies set a major league second baseman record with 46 assists while Harris of the Senators contributed 47% put-outs as a veteran year of heavy fielding produced multiple NL and AL records. Price of Washington led 15 fielding chances and other notable feats included Shocler's 368 hits allowed and a no run game by Charley Robertson.
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Harris
W Senators
Ras Carey
Price
Washington
Parkinson
Phillies
Garpin
Dave Tancroft
Donnie Bush
Tigers
Wray Powell
SPA Es
Felsch
White Sox
Senators
Hasener
Sersens
Giants
Ta Tila
Tiger
Jrhan Shocler
Charley T Roberston
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Jess Barnes
Theater magnate offers to build Derby playhouse
Derby businessmen panel may propose Nathan and Samuel Goldstein of Springfield Mass build a new theatre next to the Hotel Clark. They plan to buy the Sterling House site and secure options on adjacent property. The offer includes Goldstein financing with local capital and bank support.
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KukkBy
Sterling Theatre
Derby Business Men’s Association
Agai Lo
Nathan
Samuel Goldstein
Springfield
Mass
Goldstein Brothers
Jacob Echaheupp
J. Sehancupp
Goldstein
Theatrical Committee
Sterling House
Clark
Hicken Pictures
Irohnstein
Sammy Bohne May Be Traded
Eppa Riney notes Bohne’s rapid play and infield vigor for the Robins. Ebbets may offer Leon Cadone and TWnele Robbie in a trade to secure an experienced second baseman. Robbie, while firm on trading, defers to Squire Siglire in pursuing Bohne.
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Eppa Riney
Reda
Bohne
Robins
Ebbets
Leon Cadone
Tae Siguire
Twnele Robbie
Flatbush
Orcs
Bohn
Robie
Squire
Robbie
Pohne
Gets-It Corn Remedy Ends Corns and Callouses
Advertisement for Gets-It corn remedy claims instant pain relief and complete removal of corns with a few drops. Promises the corn loosens from flesh and lifts away with the root. Produced by I. Lawrence & Co. of Chicago with a money back guarantee and low price.
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I. Lawrence & Co
Mfr
Chicago
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Winter Hills
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