Witness McNamara branded forger in court action
Thomas J. McNamara of Ove City testified in a Common Pleas court case where United States Casino Company of New York seeks 200 dollars for goods claimed sold to Abe Namara Sons Company of Hindport. Attorney Joseph G. Shapiro accused McNamara Jr of forgery and willful perjury, alleging a predated and typewritten letter declaring goods unfit for use. The suit concerns skin wizens used in Bologna manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McNamara
Ove City
Common Pleas Court
John R. Booth
United States Casino Company of New York
Abenamara, Sons Company
Hindsport
Aehibertire
Wilful
Joseph G. Shapiro
Ite
Shapiro
MocNamara, Jr
Witnea
Ietter
Booth
Tests to distinguish good butter from bad butter
The article describes two traditional tests to separate genuine butter from oleomargarine or renovated butter. The spoon test observes foam during boiling. genuine butter foams more than oleomargarine. The second test uses warmed milk, then cooling to see if the fat congeals into a lump that can be gathered, noting oleomargarine forms collectable lumps while true butter granulates differently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Yoane
Templeton inaugurated as Connecticut governor amid snowstorm
Governor Templeton is inaugurated as Chief Justice Wheeler administers the oath to Colonel Bingham. The captiol ceremony drew few floral gifts. Senate rules are emphasized as orderly governance begins. Leadership lines form in the General Assembly with women lawmakers seated together and a contested House seat to be reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Capitol
Assembly Moves to Curb Motions in Early 1923 Session
Leaders in the assembly express confidence that two weeks will suffice to file proposals in the new session. The Senate endorsed the plan, with Speaker Buckley noting hearings will proceed quickly and committees need time to work. Action included dispensing with daily roll calls and journal readings as the session opens.
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Senate
House
John Buckley
Union
General Assembly
John 11. Trumyall
Nickerson
Refuses To Marry Chicago Society Bride
Allister Sue Cormick, whose wedding to Mary Landon Baker of Chicago was set to take place after guests gathered, now has no intention of marrying, according to I Hamilton McCormick, father, in a statement released today.
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Chicago
Allister Sue-Cormick
Mary Landon Baker
Bade Ager Apo
Miss Baker
I. Hamilton McCormick
Chilean cabinet resigns amid appointment dispute
Chilean cabinet led by Premier Tivas Vienna resigns following a dispute over Braulio Moreno's appointment as President of the Supreme Court. The move comes after differences over the previous day's appointment.
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Sapiago
Chile
Tivas Vienna
Braulio Moreno
Lions Club Fresh Air Home drive postponed
Ken Hapmurs of the Civic Committee announced suspension of the Fresh Air Home fundraiser for the Visiting Nurses Association. The Lions plan to continue the community drive with a twelve member team led by President Oh Buyer to secure contributions as individual donations and Lions support.
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Ken. Hapmurs
Chichalan
Didnas
Drive
Wien
Visiting Nurses Association
Colling
Met PS
Oh Buyer
Treasury Will Retire May Victory Notes
Washington Jan S mento all outstanding etary notes in advance of treaturity day May 20, was made possible tonight by the Treasury which announced it would redeem the notes upon presentation whether or not they had been called for redemption. The Treasury announcement will permit redemption at about F850- 200,000 of notes which have not been called, it was said. In addition, the Treasury is waiting to pay $225,000,000 to holders of notes which were called for retirement December 15 and have not been turned in.
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Netice Washington
Jan Smento
Treasury
Annulment Voided In New York Supreme Court Case
Judge Torpking upheld Evan Burrowes Torain’s annulment of her marriage to Sterling Adair Loday. The decision cited fraud and breach of promise claims by Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney in a $1,000,000 suit. The court found perjury and deceit by the plaintiff and attorney Charles Firestone.
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Nyas
N.Y. Dan
Associated Press
Evan Burrowes Tortain
Sterling Adair Loday
Tustlice Tompking
Supreme Court
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
Torapking
Path
Charles Firestone
Operators and Miners Meet in Peace Parley
In Chicago a special committee of operators from fifteen bituminous coal fields met after a joint session with miners to draft a plan for working conditions and wage agreements. The committee will report to operators tomorrow morning with proposed terms from today’s discussions.
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Chicago
Couple pour acid in hootch during raid
Hartford report says Joseph Chicittero and his wife dumped carpolic acid into three gallons of liquor to thwart evidence during a raid. The ruse failed and the Chiciteros were jailed on liquor law violations.
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Hartford
Jan
Joseph Chicittero
Chiciteros
American auto shop owner shot amid Mexican gun battle
George W W Stebbins, American owner of an auto repair shop in Mexico City, was mortally wounded when he walked into a street duel between two soldiers. He was struck in the presence of his wife and child as civilians faced crossfire during the fighting.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
George W W. Stebbins
Lobbins
Rubber firm sued under anti-trust act in Texas
State files antitrust suit in Travis County District Court against a rubber company and its Texas distributors alleging illegal contracts and restraint of trade in the sale of the company’s products. The Attorney General’s office leads the action and seeks legal remedies.
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Rubber Company
Austter
Vex
Dan
Bowen
Travis County District Court Today Company of America
Attorney General's Department
Texas
Fifteen Motorists Held for Law Violations
Fifteen motorists were arrested yesterday on traffic and law violations. Thirteen were taken under the antiparking ordinance, including one for no 1933 license markers and another for improper headlight use.
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Tifteen
Russian rebel leader sentenced to death in Moscow
Moscow January 4 Associated Press reports Prince Iktemsky was tried and convicted and sentenced to be shot as head of the Army for the Salvation of Russia which briefly operated in the Rostov on Don district. One of his lieutenants was also convicted and sentenced to death.
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Moscow
Iktemsky
Aed
Avhye Salvation
Russia
Hestov-on-Don
Uktemsky
Brown Glee Slub to Appear Here on January 6
The Brown University Glee and Mandolin clubs will perform in Bridgeport under the Senor Gass Sadinday evening. Funds raised help cover concert costs and school programs. Notable committee lists and head ushers are named, with students from Brown University and local high school graduates involved.
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Brown
Irawi University
Senor Gass Sadinday
Washington
Elas
Ines
Tate
Danny le
Prown
Unive
Ube
Catherine Daly
Chaiman
Orotchy Bosworth
Bhivabeth Ti ‘Ihbon
Ehl Brittingpant
Sawuel
Saivateky
Robertecane
Dora Royston
Atherton
Margaret Mills
Xon Hale
Gio Comner
Estherton
Marion Burghard
Valentine Kadachomsky
Margaret Morrissey
Mary Calliman
Mary Jolly
Mids Polsey
Mabel Perkins
Alloaney
Nip Nayhnan
Bluebethtz Gibbons
Mary Lavon
Mary Devitt
Margaret Oconnell
Olive Mayden
Tila
iXane
Anya Flynes
Alice Hunt
No Friedman
Julia Berman
Loretta Risi
Dorett Raveton
Dorothy Bosworth
Sadie Andes
Jessie Henry
Judiciary panel to rule on impeachment case
Washington January 3 The House Judiciary committee will meet behind closed doors tomorrow to decide what action to take on the illicit impeachment charges against Attorney General Paugherty.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Ieller
Paugherty
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promising Health Aid
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwardy Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for a clear complexion and liver cleansing. It claims the tablets improve dull eyes, coated tongue, and bowels, with benefits for men and women and notes price of 14c and 30c.
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F. M. Edwards
Pr. Edwards
Tadwards
Free Treatment Method Promised For Asthma and Hay Fever Sufferers
An advertisement offers a free method to control asthma and hay fever, promising relief regardless of age climate or occupation. It seeks especially hopeless cases where other remedies failed and instructs readers to mail for the free method at the advertiser's expense.
Separate skirts offer fresh season style for street and golf
A wardrobe note highlights soft fabric skirts paired with sweaters for riding motoring or golf. Striped Prunella cloth designs feature hidden pleats and versatile styling for street wear. Prices range from $10 to $19.50 on the second floor centre.
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Eeeny
Women's brushed wool sweaters described with pearl buttons
Brushed wool sweaters feature a ribbed neck and front band with matching pocket bands. Buff color only, pearl buttons. Second floor rear display of Pretty sweater items.
Limited stock sale on boxed writing paper
A fragmented sale note describes limited quantities of boxed writing paper with contents including cards and paper. Boxes are broken though the paper remains usable, leading to price cuts from 75 cents to 1.50 dollars and related discounts. Location mentioned as Malu floor rear.
Beauty Is Skin Deep Good Blood Is Beneath Both
An old testimonial extols Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic that strengthens health and nerves. The writer Mel ora Williams recommends the remedy for run-down, weak, or nervous conditions and urges purchase at a local drugstore.
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N. Vere
Vierge
Pune
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Ella
Waterbury
Judiciary Committee
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Fenton
Windham
Hill
Ruggist
W.H. Hin Ge
Deireit, Mich
Assembly
Lions Club
Abevanice
Fontaine
Thoateh
Edwardy
Buffalo SY
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Sjowland
Howland Dry Goods
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Pasate
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Yke
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