Raymond W Harris Post Aids Wounded Soldiers Meeting Set
Raymond W Harris Post to help the sick men meets at 1428 Main Street at 8 oclock to discuss plans for an estate convention on January 1. Mrs Poll the newly elected honorary member invites participation. A monster hall in New Haven on January 24 will host a benefit for wounded and sick soldiers at Allingtown Hospital. Post plans a delegation to attend.
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Allingtown Hospital
Afi
Memo of shell shipment found in effects of Reds
Boston detectives found a memorandum claiming 20,000 shells shipped from Eddystone Munition Corp. in a cache of alleged radicals belongings. The UK written paper dated Warher Olh was addressed to Mrs Moshky aboard Michigan Central Railroad. Officials said $15,000 has been allocated to anti radical efforts led by Mayor Paters committee.
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Hoston
Jhan
Eddystone Munition Corporation
Isddystone
Department of Justics
Moshky
Michigan Central Railroad
Ly Council
Ita
Paters
New Police Commissioner Named in Sumenectady
Hanest W. Ledger, a former serviceman, was named police commissioner by Mayor J. J. Nettleton amid a shakeup that saw Dennis J. Shea removed after W. S. Donovan was appointed chief. Ledger took oath of office as city clerk J. S. Howards administrated. The story notes a tragedy of children suffocated by matches in Sumenectady.
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Seelaon
Disabled Service Men Here Receive Larger Benefits
Congress was told the Sweet bill would raise government compensation to disabled service men and broaden War Risk Insurance. It would cost about 92.15 million dollars annually, with a need to increase the 40 million appropriation to fund this year’s expanded needs. The bill allows lump sum or 36 month installments and retroactive checks after clerical approval.
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Brent
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Washington
Connecticut
Nutt
George L Warren
Home
the Red Cross
Congress
Cholmeley-Jones
Warrisk Insurance Bureau
Arguments Heard In Newberry Case In Federal Court
In Grand Rapids Michigan Judge Clarence Sessions heard arguments on the general demurrer to dismiss indictments against Truman H Newberry and 134 others charged with election law violations in the 1919 Michigan senatorial election. Defense contends the general election law is unconstitutional and Congress lacks authority over state and federal elections including primaries. Prosecutor Dailey argues fraud falls under federal reach. defense counters post office and justice control claims. The judge said a written opinion would follow.
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Mich
Jan
Truman
H. Newberry
United States
Michigan
Clarence W. Sessions
Sessions
Martin W. Littleton
New York
Congress
Dwight Zonetrank C. Dailey
Svetelh
Littleton
Post Office Department
Department of
Justice
Crag
Dailey
Americans to Fight Trade Mark Pirates in Portugal
The American Manufacturers' Export Association launched its campaign against trademark pirates in Portugal and beyond, sending an appeal to the state department to secure protection from the American ambassador for rightful owners. The appeal notes that over forty American trademarks have already been pirated in the region.
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New, York
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Portugal
Plaee
State, Department
Orugal
Pater and
Tidemark
Comam
Association
Judge Advocate Censured by Court in Detzer Case
NEW YORK Jan 5 The court martial on Gaplan Earl V Detzer of the 308th military police charged with cruelty to prisoners in Le Mans France censured Judge Advocate Major William Fr Iselly for conducting the cross examination and pressed Detzer to answer if he felt framed by the judge advocate leading to a tense, interrupted session as the panel cleared the court and resumed proceedings.
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Detzer
New York
Governor's Island of
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Earl
308Th Military Police Company
le Mans
Rance
William
Iselly
Judge Advocate
Keily
Kelly
Jonel Wiliam
Allaire
Billion in Government Securities Bought by Casey in 1919
In 1919 Knights of Columbus members across the country invested over 175 million in liberty bonds and thrift stamps, with Victory bonds and other securities pushing the total beyond 600 million. Daughters of Isabella, the Knights auxiliary, invested nearly 12.5 million in thrift securities.
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Columbia
William P. Larkin
Larkin
Order
Knights
Victory
Daughters of Tsabella
The
Aevis
Erzberger Defends Govt Amid War Conditions in Stuttgart
In Stuttgart Erzberger denies blame for postwar chaos urging that the present government bears no responsibility. He blames Field Marshal Hindenburg and General Ludendorff for the armistice terms and says Germany will prosecute war criminals if enemies provide names to the government.
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Germany
Jane
Mathias, Erzberger
Centre Party
Hidenburg
Tudendorff
Pere Hraberger
Leipsic
A Sure Way to End Dandruff Advertised Remedy
A reader scriped ad claims a simple cure for dandruff using four ounces of plain quinine from any drug store. Applied nightly to moisten the scalp and rubbed in, it supposedly dissolves dandruff by morning and stops itching. The result is fluffy, lustrous hair and improved softness.
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New York
Unclear custody of evidence cited in court remarks
Fragmentary remarks from a court proceeding reference Captain Weir of Indianapolis and a judge advocate, yielding no verifiable statements or evidence. The garbled dialogue mentions two officers and charges but provides no concrete facts or proven assertions.
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Zer al le Manis
Weir
Indianapolis
Catarrhal Deafness Head Noises Remedy Ad
Advertisement offers a prescription to relieve catarrhal deafness and head noises. Claims to ease breathing and stop mucus drainage, with instructions to mix and take a small dose. Presents a pleasant taste and promising quick results for sufferers.
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