Few days of grace in high profile commutation case
In Gambais Henri Landrd known as bluesbeard faces murder charges in a Greek case involving 19 women and a boy. An additional few days of grace was granted after counsel presented to Jan Miller and related steps. The president’s court will decide within days on the appeal seeking commutation for Thundru’s men.
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Arig
Henri Landrd
Blusbeard
Gambais
Naa Baon
Hhe
Jant Miller
Steu
da Cou
Toring
Salts
Thundru
Mommends Daily Use of Magnesia for Indigestion Relief
A vintage medical ad advises daily magnesia to counter indigestion caused by excess stomach acid. It claims bloating gas and cramps signal trouble, and promotes Bluurated Magnesia in tablet or powder form for quick use after meals. It extols safety, affordability, and wide user adoption to prevent sour stomach and discomfort.
Pure antiseptic cream advertised for stuffed head relief
An old advertisement promotes a pure antiseptic cream to clear stuffed nasal passages. It claims rapid relief from nostril congestion and head pressure, promising easier breathing and reduced snorting. A small bottle of the cream is sold at drug stores, with claims of soothing inflamed membranes.
Legion Treasurer Clarifies Banquet Bill Details
State aid funds were disbursed for travel and lunches related to Legion budgeting. Butterworth says visiting officials paid their own fares, with expenses billed as luncheon costs. disputes over higher personal charges are addressed as part of fund disbursement for efficiency and cost control.
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Frank $ Butternworth
Legion
Butterworth
Wy Parker Baeley
Carl Westerberg
Mr. Butterworth
New Maven
Ingersoll to Christ Lecture Topic Named
G. T. Bochman of Hartford will speak at 3:90 o clock Sunday afternoon for men at the MLC A service on the topic From Tagarcoil to Curlat Bochman long supported the late Robert Ingersoll and will discuss his influence.
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G. T. Bochman
Hartford
Curlat
Mr. Bochman
Robert Ingersoll
Woman knocked down by truck near Main and Cannon
Mrs Gotoso Petruccelli of Reiley Street was struck by a Charles G Lincoln Co truck driven by James Z O'Brien at 1 39 yesterday afternoon while crossing Cannon Street at Main. She suffered a slight brain concussion and facial back and leg abrasions, treated at the Emergency hospital then moved to St Vincent's hospital. The driver reported to police and was not held.
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Mra
Gotoso Petruccelli
Reiley Strect
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cannon and
Main Streets
Charles G. Lincoln
J. F. Walsh
Philosophical Society to Hear John H Long in Bridgeport
John H Long of New York City will address the Bridgeport Philosophical Society at its March 3 meeting in rooms at 1087 Broad Street. His topic is Is the Church a Fact or for Good or Evil. Long is noted as a lecturer on rationalism and philosophy.
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John H. Long
Lr. B
New York City
Toombars
Bridgeport Philosophical Society
Broad Street
Mr. Long
Rolling Log Pins Boy to Ground, Breaks Leg
Milford February report of seven year old Robert Jagoe Jr pinning by a rolling log in a yard incident. The child, son of Mr and Mrs Jagoe of 18 Cherry Street, was taken to Grace Hospital New Haven with a fracture just below the thigh after friends helped him home.
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Milford
Robert Jagoe Jr
Robert Jagoe
Cherry Street
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Ora
Jagoe
Law Class Honors Lawyer Day Presentation
Attorney David Day was presented with a valuable silver pen at the close of the M.C. A. parliamentary law course he has taught for six weeks. Samuel W. Davis made the presentation as about sixty students completed one of the most vigorous sessions of the class.
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David & Day
Samuel W. Davis
Students' coats stolen from Elias Howes school
Two overcoats belonging to night school students were reported stolen from the Elias Howes school Inet night, according to a report filed with the police.
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Elias Howes
Inet
Intellectuals Won't Return to Russia Says New York News
In New York on February 20, Bolshevik rules draw no appeal from Russian intellectuals in America. They refuse to return, citing lack of guarantees and desire to work freely. Notable figures including Feodor Chaplatsin, Nicholay Roerich, Sergiye Ingerman, A J Sack, and Nina Tarasova express distrust, preferring life in the United States despite admiration for Russia.
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New York
Bolsheviem
America
Nikolai Lenin
Rusela
Singara
Lenin
Russia
Feoder Chapllaptin
Star
I!l
C. M. Oberoucher
Nicholay Roerich
Degin
de. Sergiye Ingerman
Soviet
Reilef
AJ. Sack
Russian Information Bureau
Calle
Mme
Nina Tarasova
Il Dodyert the
Nina Koshets
France
Banata
England
Mme. N. N. Belivanova
Bolscheviks
Amusements at Poll'e showcase diverse acts and film
The Poll'e program opened with Good Women directed by Gaanier, drawing enthusiastic crowds though critiques note uneven pacing. The week features musical numbers and vaudeville by the Leightons and Edwards and previews a grand Lyric production Folly Town with forty performers, amid a slate of films at Plaza Dawe's Empire and West End theatres.
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Robertson- Cole
Gaanier
Poll'e
Wosk
C. Gardner Sullivan
Gasniep
Ilamot
Kanakiin
John Hymns
Lelia McIntyre
Leightons
Léo Edwards
Lag Edwards
LYRIC
Lyric Theatre
Folly Town
Wiliam JK. Wells
Jésty Greer
Healdes Electrical and
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief and Health
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a permanent relief for constipation and a cleanser of the digestive tract. It claims regular consumption improves health, reduces reliance on laxatives, and benefits all ages, including children, with versatile uses in bread, pastries, and cereals.
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Kellogg's
Kelloggs Beas
Strand opens new Picture at Strand and New Capitol
Youth obsessed with Phyllia Laurin and Southern gentleman ideals stars in The Bath at Strand. William S. Hart’s White Oak starts at New Capitol, a stirring western with Vale as leading woman after Wolves of the Rail.
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Phyllia Laurin
NEW Capitol
William S. Hart
White Oak
New Capitol Theatre
Mr. Hart
Mirera
Dla Vale
Mr. Host
The
Lieutenant Hine to Be Buried Saturday in Gloucester
Public respects were paid yesterday to Lieutenant Harold K. Hine and Captain Allan P. MacFerland. Hine will be buried with military honors at Newington on Saturday after funeral services at his brother’s home on Lacham Road. The service notes reflect losses in support of air navigation efforts. Hine hailed from Dedham MA, son of W. Hine, long-time school official, and Mary Kirkham Hine, daughter of J. Kirkham of Newington.
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Hampton Roads
Frnerni
Harold K. Hine
Allan P. MacFerland
Hinois
Gloutenant Hine
Mewlnaton
R. Paul Hine
Lacham Road
Hana
Congregational Church
Lebanon
Conn
Mary Kirkham Hina
John 3. Kirkham
Newington, i
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Burr Road
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