Action against Old Colony Exchange and Nat Trust Co
Attorney General J Westen Alten of Boston filed suit against the Old Colony Exchange company directors and agents. Reported in February Telegram. headlines misnamed the Old Colony Trust company, a stable Boston institution, as the defendant in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony Exchange Co
Nat Trust Co
Old Colony Foreign Exchange Company
J. Westen Alten
Boston
Old Colony Trust Company
Old Colony Foreign Xchange Company
Jewish Women Host Whist and Pinochle Fundraiser
Under the local Council of Jewish Women, a whist and pinochle party raised funds last night in the Stratfield Hotel salon to support community efforts.
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Council of Jewish Women
Stratfield Hotel
Last Might
Attorney General Backs Blue Sky Law Enactment in Boston
Boston reports Li Nt Lobbs’s steward F Weston Atlen testifying before the resistative committee on Banks and Bankis es for tighter controls on fraudulent securities. Allen supports a Blue Sky law requiring a commission to supervise all securities before sale and licensing of brokers and agents.
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Boston
Li Nt
Lobbs
F. Weston Atlen
Resistative Committee
Banks
Vankise
Tansy Im Sunsport
Wik
Allen
Statewide Extension Work Highlights Home Economics Aid
The Tewisi farm women of the state conducted a yearlong program teaching home economies and nursing with five rural libraries stocked by Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport book donations. Mrs Samzel Cupit is state chairman and Al a firman local chair of the committee. The event was well attended and several items were distributed.
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Hartford
New Haven
Bridgeport
Samzel Cupitmut
AL A Firman
Hughes Won't Take Orders from Lodge Says Norman Hapgood
Norman Hapgood reports Hughes will not take orders from Lodge, as Harding weighs cabinet picks. The piece discusses Hughes, the Senate foreign affairs committee, and possible stance on recognizing the Soviet government amid disputes over Russia policy and trade negotiations.
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Hughes
Lodge
Norman Hapgood
Hapgood
Sam Opnly
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wail Tes Biushes
Tqasai
Senate Committee
Russia
Harding
Senate
Tughes
Fon
Schaters
Vay
AST Nts
Bakhmetev
Ambassa
Carthage
Tianni
Bakhmietes
Sir Auckland Geddes
England
Bakimetey
Auy
Bay
Mrassia
Vorensky
Asia Minor
Afghanistan
Terim
Legislative hearing agenda outlines committee engagements
Today the legislature schedules hearings by several committees. The Agriculture committee focuses on sheep breeding promotion and related insurance and funding. Appropriations covers hospital funding for Charlotte Wangerford and others, while Education addresses school year rewards and boards. Other committees discuss banks, real estate regulation, mortgaging, divorce, and veterans benefits, with various regulatory and licensing items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticnt Sheetr Association
Cormittee
Nurwally Hes Tharlotte Wangerford Hospitan
Sharon Hospital
Jones Memorial Heepsten
Boss Gredwich
Soammnitter
Tanke
Savires
Wii Nave
Orade Banks
We Litchfisid County Tithe & Guaranty Company
America Seeks Asiatic Base Amid Global Tensions
Fragmentary dialogue shows Levine urging a Soviet backed base in Asia as part of a broader strategy against Japan. He claims the Soviet government would support the United States in war, including military aid, and argues Japan has seized vast Siberian lands as part of a global conquest plan.
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Panis
Levine
de Machi
Hespecch
Moscow
Japan
Tay Kha Aie
Stherit
Kamchivaton
D. Vanderup
United States
Aerica
Ameri
Russia
Mia
Siberia
Varderlin Yetling
Kaniehatha
Opposition to Japan War Alliances and U S Security
The fragment discusses opposition to Tokyo aligned diplomacy and the aim to prevent the United States from securing a con gression that would secure a strong posture in a potential war. It mentions Washington warnings and signals from an American authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anterivangs
Japan
Waslington
United States
Arerea
Stratford School Faces Repairs and Cold Conditions
Describes the poor state of Stratford children in a Michigan area school. Superintendent Tucker requests 54,048 for equipment and repairs, noting bare mattresses, cold rooms, and dire conditions that could drive action from donors. He claims several children sleep on the street if not fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startford
Nana Erintentation
Tucker
Ieee
Schopl
Quail Migration and Local Payments Reported in Century Issue
A cryptic 1920s clipping notes quail migration toward nesting sites in May and mentions nets and tidal imagery. It records a sum of 1.434 voted for children’s needs, stakes held, and security by falling nets. It cites 000 fewer receipts and 160.090 taken seasonally near Naples, plus nine telephone calls per second in Connecticut.
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Hurone
Butane
Thalian Sea
Isle of
Povi
Naples
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Daddy
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New York
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Underwood Typewriter Company
Underwood
Underwood Typewriter CO
Stridgeport National Bank
Wheat
Washington
Iraly
Momen
Sia
Liarding
Wien
Tale Town
Bolshev
Cox
Hakhmetev
Meranlime
Paris
Denrac
Kalchak
Kelchak
Supremn Council
Kelchak Ag
Denixen
Bakijmot
Amd
America
Echo de Paris
Connecticu
Secony
Socony
Standard Oil CO
West Fart
Socony Motor Basdline
UCC TM Ld Bal
Central Business Property
Barnum
Post Publishing Co
Ms. St
Victory
van Dyk
Main St
Jone, Sk
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