State Veterans Borrow $174,681 in Connecticut Loans
Special to The Telegram reports Connecticut veterans using their bonus certificates secured loans from 6 banks. The nationwide total shows 4813 banks in the region lending, with loans to about 84 veterans totaling $7,638 from the state. Senator David I. of Pennsylvania notes shifts in bank lending and overall loan amounts.
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George
Washington
Connecticut
Tamuars
Stetman
Jan Or
David Riet
Pennsalanti
Congress
Veterans Bureau
Pennsylvania
Lea
Veterins
Grantel Rans
California
Stit
Derada
Canano
Venus
Man Kills Wife in Revenge Then Commits Suicide
In Tolido One Leb 23 Ary a man slain his wife Barbara, aged 31, then killed himself in a revenge act after she allegedly sent him to the workhouse. Coroner Jacob Kensler said the woman had been threatened with death and a heated argument preceded the tragedy.
Grandmother Mire Louesa Griffin Milgate chronicled Wolf Run’s growth
Mire Louesa Griffin Milgate, longtime correspondent for Wolf Run’s Cube Patriot and Free Press, recalls 48 years of village life. She notes her past as a teacher at $225 weekly with room and board, and describes progress from forest outpost to a farming community with radio, telephone, electric lights, and milking by machines. She recalls the World War II era as town history’s greatest event.
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Mire
Louesa Griffin Milgate
New York
Wolf Run
Cube Patriot
Free Press
Wilgate
Fig Syrup for Children Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An old advertisement urges mothers to give a fig syrup laxative to constipated children 15 and under. It claims rapid stomach and bowel cleansing, notes signs of illness such as tiredness and poor appetite, and warns to seek the genuine product from the Fig Syrup Company with directions for dosing and cautions about counterfeit versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Little Bowe
Veterans Honor Colonel Seeley
A tribute event was held at Colonel Seeley’s home in Bridle Poons to honor his long service. Attendees included family and veterans who decorated his home with flags and shared memories of his career, noting his restoration of tranquility after active duty.
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Tollin
Col Peeley
Main Street
Tanning Industry Explained To Lions At Luncheon
Raymond Hargraves told Lions Club members about leather’s long history from 4000 BC to modern tanning. He described pelts from Italy Belgium Switzerland Argentina and West cattle herds, methods of tanning with tannic acids, and why high quality oak leather belts remain strong after decades.
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Raymond Hargravs
Lions Club
Bak
King Tals Tomb
Hargraves
Italy
Belgium
Suitzerkind
Argenthe
Milargraves
Damaged car crash claims filed in Danbury court
Two accident victims from Danbury filed damage suits in Superior Court yesterday. Bertha Nille seeks about 40 for injuries from a December crash on White Street near Forest Avenue, allegedly caused by a taxi owned by Union Taxi Company. John J. Wioski seeks over 1,000 for injuries from a December crash involving a truck owned by the defendant company.
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Dumagu Setiong
Superius
Bertha ‘Nille
Danbury
Toaubl
White Street
Wecomdt
John J
Milford
Defentint Ompany
Whale washed ashore reports a long creature
A fragmentary report describes a large whale stranded near Poteet Po Island, estimated at several dozen feet in length with a visible tail. The article is garbled but mentions the whale washed ashore after a recent storm and notes some people inspecting the scene.
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Maine
Rcnt
Bea Nl
Poteet Po Island
Noosa
Conferences Set for Storrs Summer Meetings
The Connecticut agricultural and religious groups announce a series of events from May through September in Storrs and nearby towns. Activities include junior courses, officers meetings, and cooperative marketing programs coordinated with national and state departments.
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Ehealtors
Baly
National
Dertihéu
Connietlut Capunel
Leligious Education Agust
Cooper Iow
United States Department of Agriculture
World Wide Guild
Sterling to Give Papers to Irish Governor General
Deblin reports that Frederck op Sterling, named as first American minister to the Irish Free State, will present credentials to the Governor General of the Tree State rather than to King George, prompting questions about diplomatic protocol and authority.
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M Richartz
West 42Nd St
New York
Deblin
Tmuga Affonsy Luggerud
Frederck Op Sterlin
Irish Free State
Tree State
King George
Veteran, 85, Toothless for Years Gains Two Teeth
New Brunswick Neb AP reports 85 year old Civil War veteran Davids Baird, long toothless, today gained two teeth after years without. He recalls his teeth arc the way through the lower gums, and he notes pride though he struggles to hold his jaw. Baird worked 47 years for the Pennsylvania Railroad and now draws a pension.
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New Brunswick
Neb
Davids Baird
Civ
Baird
Burd
Punngyhanla
Fate of Everett Mills in doubt as stockholders fail to meet
Everett Mills & Co stockholders did not reach a meeting to decide its fate. A special session was postponed four months, with the matter referred to the board. Treasurer T C McDuffie said 709,000 dollars is needed for working capital, credit being limited to Weedh. The plant operates one third of looms with pending orders.
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Loston
Everett Mills & Then Textile Corporation
Lawrence Plant
Obama
Alabama Klans Leader Charges Editors With Libel
In Jefferson County Alabama a warrant for criminal libel was sworn by James Esdale, grand dragon of the Alabama Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, against Frederick Fodhompson publisher of the Birmingham Age Herald, and editors Mw Stanley and IT W j Kincey after a student quoted a Klansman in a Hopeful issue. The case follows a Thursday night address in Birmingham.
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Ibel
Jfferson County
James Esdale
Realm of
Labama
Knights
Wlua Klan
Frederick Fodhompson
Birmingham Age Herald
Mw Stanley
Kincey
Lheattion
The
Hoper
Lidale Ae
Birmingham
Six Divorces Filed in Superior Court Today
Six divorce actions were filed in the Superior Court. William W Stol l of Bridgeport sues Inez Mary Terry Stoll for desertion dating from November 21, 1928. Grace Tomaino seeks alimony and custody from Julian Tomaino, alleging cruel treatment since their marriage in October 1913 in New York City. Irene Tromble seeks to resume her former name Trent following a divorce filing. Anna Scott Svendberg seeks desertion from Rider Svendberg and to resume Anna Scott Rosaria. Rosaria Guardia seeks a name change to Rosaria Covella amid desertion allegations against Luigi Guardia. Loretta Pratt seeks alimony and a name change from Arthur Pratt, with cruelty alleged in their July 4, 1921 marriage.
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William W Stol
Inez Mary Terry Stoll
Bridgeport
Grace Tomaino
Danbury
Julian Tomaino
Manbing
New York City
Tormaine
Jarl L Tromble
West Palm Beach
Tia
Irene Ro Tromble
Trent Rosas
Schenectad
Anna Scott Svendberg
Serks
Rider Svendberg
Anna Scott
Rosaria Guardia
Greenwich
Rosaria Covella
Luigi Guardia
Loretta C Pratt
Arthur Pratt
Loretta Noton
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Raymond Hargraves
Storrs
Actigign
Rome
Connacticut
State College
Ine
Sterling
IRIN
G1nerad
Everett Mills
Alabama
J. ‘Johnnson Anson &Sons
Sanday
New England
New York State
Rogers
Clark
Warde
H. c. “Bay
Monarch
Clarks
St. Regis
Piano
Secu
GE Muse
Hun
YouMoney
Sterane Bridgeport
Conn
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