Keeler Granted Temporary Injunction Over Street Changes
A Superior Court granted a temporary injunction in the case involving J N and the Connecticut company. The order blocks changes to Garnum Avenue and Main Street near Barnum Avenue until a future hearing. Judge notes the city notice for a hearing was not contemplated by the revised statutes and directs further proceedings to determine permanency.
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Namara
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Petit
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Garnum Avenus
E “Keeler
Secretary Lansing denies United States loan pledge report
In Washington on January 2 Secretary Lansing rejected a sensational dispatch claiming Viscount Eden, the British ambassador, left the United States with a pledge of a $13,000,000 matter. Joseph P. Kennedy, secretary to the President, called the story a “tie” and dismissed it as false.
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Viscount Etlring
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Mater
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Massachusetts
New Hampshire
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Connecticut
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Massachusetts Corporation
United States
Mexico to Return Roads to Owners
Texas January 2 report states the on railways linking Puebla and Vera Cruz have been turned back to private owners by the Mexican government after bandit raids. The lines were returned to owners two years earlier but government control resumed amid renewed attacks.
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Mexico
ASO
Texas
Puebla
Vera Cruz
FE. M. House Plans Return to Texas
York January 2 Col RE M House was learned today to return to Texas within ten days for his home there. He has recovered from a condition that compelled him to risk his health while serving this country.
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York
Col RE. M
New York
Texas
Greenwich Man Sued On $32,000 Notes
Union Trust Co. of New York files foreclosure in superior court against Jacob OK of Greenwich alleging $2,000 owed on three notes. Agents have been placed on five properties in Greenwich.
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Greenwich Man
Union Trust Co
New York
Jacob Ok
Greenwich
Bail Jumping in New York Shows Marked Increase
New York reports a surge in bail jumping with Manhattan defendants forfeiting 6511,970 in bail bonds in the last year. District Attorney Swann released figures showing a record 350,986 already collected, surpassing the previous peak of 748,244 in 1917.
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New York
Manhattan
Swann
Weather Forecasters To Meet In New York Today
The American Meteorological Society will convene in New York tomorrow with nearly 400 meteorologists government weather bureau experts university professors and amateur forecasters to discuss forecasting. Attendees will cover topics from scientific astronomical observations to the village prognosticator's air smell in framing weather predictions.
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New York
American Meteorological Society
Weather Bureau
Ukrainians to Protest Mandate of Poland
A mass meeting of Ukrainians will be held Sunday afternoon at the Greek Catholic church at Hallett and Arctic streets to protest the Supreme Council decision to grant Poland a mandate over Ukrainian Galicia. Similar meetings are planned in about 300 towns nationwide as residents announce their intent to declare Ukraine’s desire to avoid Polish rule and to send protest grams to the State Department the Senate and the British and French embassies.
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Hallett
Arctic
Supreme Council
Poland
Galicia
Senate
Clemenceau Not To Run For Senate
Jan. 2 Fremise ceau in a farewell address at Draguignan announced he will be a candidate for the Senate, according to a dispatch. The premier also refused to omit that he will be a candidate to succeed President Poincare. The announcement that he will not run for the Senate was strong evidence he is not considering the presidential candidacy.
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Faris
Fremiseceau
Draguignan
Senate
Poincare
D Annunzio cabinet offer and New Jersey separation
A Fiume dispatch via Trieste reports Gabriele D Annunzio offered the cabinet post to former Deputy de Ambris who is considering it. Separations granted in New Jersey: Supreme Court Justice William P Platt gave Henry Lewis Slade a divorce from Olivia H Slade of Mamaroneck on the Sound after she recently inherited $1,000,000 from her father. he said she told him to leave.
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London
Fiume
Trieste
Gabriele D’annunzio
de*Ambris
Whith Plains
N. J
Supreme Court
William P. Platt
Henry Lewis Slade
Olivia H. Slade
Mamaroneck On
the Sound
Four Thousand Census Enumerators Start Work in New York
New York Jan 2 Nearly 4 000 enumerators today commenced the task of counting New York s population Arthur G Dore supervisor of the census for the third district estimated that Brooklyn would be well ahead of Manhattan for the first time in history Brooklyn s population will approximate 2 266 000 while Manhattan probably will fall below the two million mark
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New York
Arthur G. Dore
Brooklyn
Manhattan Poreugh
Manhattan
Ratification Papers For Prohibition Scrutinized In Washington
Harry Poley secretary of governor ledt awards of New Jersey visited the state department to examine papers filed by states claiming ratification of the prohibition amendment. Officials indicated no language differences were found that would prompt rejection by the secretary of state.
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Washington
Harry Poley
E Ledt Awards
New Jersey
State Department
Trien
Panama Canal Traffic Shows Big Increase
Panama Canal traffic in 1910 surpassed all prior years with 2,309 ships totaling 7,128,000 net tons, plus naval vessels, moving through the waterways. Merchant ship tonnage carried reached 771,000 tons in the period.
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Panama Canal
Panama
Sugar Beet Farmers to Fight the Trust
Washington dispatch reports a national organization of sugar beet growers planning a joint convention in Denver on January 26. The goal is to expand and preserve the sugar beet industry, address shortages, restore prices, and ensure only farmers serve as delegates. the call circulated from the National Grange.
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Washington
Ubt
Denver
Nal Grange
Seventy seven Remedy Promises Cold and Grip Cure
A publicity note extols Seventy seven and Dr Humphreys Remedies as simple cures for colds and grip. The Global English medical book, mailed free worldwide, is advertised through drug and country stores with the Homeopathic Medicine Co at 156 William St New York.
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Humphreys
Medicine
William Si
New York
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