Indicted in Burning of Many Laundries in New York
The district attorney charged several men with arson in the burning of multiple laundries linked to the Wet Wash Laundry Pens Protective Association. Investigators traced the case to an inception three weeks ago after arrests for complicity in the robberies and found hundreds of dollars in damages at the 1801 location.
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New York
General Sessions
District Attorney's
Orson
Yonkers
Philip Elsen
Norwalk Youth to Be Arraigned for Thefts
Harold Hodges 17 of 43 Orchard Street Norwalk faces arraignment in City Court for taking an automobile owned by John Gordon of 1863 Fairfield Avenue without permission. After his arraignment, Hodges was sent to jail for a day in default of $10 bonds. his father was rebuked by the court for allowing him to work nights.
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Harold Hedges
Orchard
D A R Chapter Regent To Attend Annual Meeting
Mrs Iredench Burr regent of the Eanice Dennie Burr chapter will attend the annual meeting of regents and treasurers of the organization in Connecticut at Hartford tomorrow. The morning session will be devoted to memorial service for the late Urs Sarah F. Funner. Business transactions will be made in the afternoon. Miss Loretta B Perry will accompany Urs Burr.
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Pairfield Law &Speral
Iredench Burr
Eanice
Dennie Burr
Thy
Connecticut
Hertford
State Library
Sesson
Urs
Sarah EF Funner
Loretta B Perry
Urs Burr
Grand Rabbi Affirms Talks With Turkey Over Altraman Jeng
Nabus bibendi wn Nabus Offend reports negotiations opened between the Ugoia Government and Turkey to seek permission for Altraman Jeng to stay in the country.
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Af Fare
Ugoia
Altraman Jeng
Turkey
Pastor's Stipend Raised to 12000 in Brooklin Church
The salary of Pastor Few Newell Dwight Hylis at Plymouth Congregational Church in Brooklin was increased from 8900 to 12000 per year. The raise is retroactive to November 1 1922 and begins this week, starting his second year at the church once led by Henry Ward Beecher.
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New York
Newell Dwight Hylis
Plymouth Congregational Church
Brooklin
Henry Ward Beeentl
Troops on Rhine Cost England 270 Million
The British Army of the Rhine in Germany cost England 270 million dollars as of November and 138 million for officials and other ranks. The War Department undersecretary Walter Guinness reported the total maintenance and accommodation costs to July 31 1922 about 698000 pounds stored.
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Rhine
England
London
Gceuns+ien
Germany
Walter Guinnes
War Department
Armishee
Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen by many readers
An advertisement warns that thousands have silent kidney problems and urges use of Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney and bladder distress. It cites testimonials, lists symptoms such as pain and urination issues, and offers sample bottles and a brochure upon request from Kilmer and Co.
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Etters
Anjolle
Kilmer & Co Bongheniton
Kilmer & Co Binghamton
Matmee Crook Reveals Easy Hoarding Methods
New York January report details Matmee Crook recounting how he repeatedly burglarized fashionable apartments. Belford explains his prepared routine from ringing bells to entering unlocked doors and selecting jewelry and trinkets. He claims earnings near a thousand dollars from recent shares, noting disdain for crude tools. His moral is offered to readers.
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Belford
Italian Premier Declares War On Camorra Analyzing Power
A historical article portrays Mussolini aiming to crush the Camorra, describing the secret society as deeply corrupt and influential in Naples. It details initiation rites, criminal networks, and the threat the gang poses to Italy’s order and stability.
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Camorra
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Naples
Wassolini
Cimarra
Biarlmalls
United States
Great
Garibaldi
Viterbo
Marly Art
Itah
Suycesaafi
Camoristi
Vsyrer
Souteneur
Pascisti
Cotton Mill Refusal to Increase Wages Sparks Stand
In Fall River today the Fall River Manufacturers Association rejected a 29 percent wage increase demand from the United Textile Workers of America. The union argued for a general wage rise, but the manufacturers said conditions prevented any grant and would rather shut mills than concede.
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Pall River
New England
United Textile Workers of America
Fall River
Preliminary naturalization petitioners examined at county courthouse
Preliminary examination of petitioners for naturalization is happening at the county courthouse conducted by Allen F Chowh, Daniel F Mahoney, and John Nichols of Boston. There are 928 petitioners on the list for this term, opening next Monday with Judge John W Banks presiding. The session aims to verify that all requirements have been met before the hearing.
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Cewt House
Allen
Daniel F Mahoney
Jehy Nicko
Stamford grocer fined for gambling house in city court
Stamford Jane Angelo Telesco, owner of a grocery at 417 West Main Street, was fined $100 and costs for maintaining a gambling house. Five men who patronized the place were fined $25 and costs each, three of whom were minors.
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Stamford
Angelo Telesco
West Maintreet
Japan’s National Budget Shrinks Amid Retrenchment Push
Japan unveils a reduced national budget for the coming year, pared by 63.2 million yen with total to 675 million dollars. Premier Kato plans to push education funding to a record 33.395 million yen while other departments face smaller cuts, including naval, war, and communications budgets.
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NOKIO
Sdmitai Baron Kato
Tapans Et Penditutes
Big Hwal Cor
Ihig Yeaty
Isd
Washington
Thas
Tate Shma
Japan
Jermetia
Krtog
Filter Talong
Kato Tatking
Baetier Education
Communications
Naval
War Departments
Chet
Annual Meeting of Milford Chamber of Commerce
The Milford Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall. James Stevens, salesman for a Pennsylvania coal company with control of 400 mines, will be the principal speaker addressing the coal problem and its solution.
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Milford
Chamber of Commerce
Odd Fellows Hall
James & Stevens of
Hartinr
Penngghinia Coq &Coke Company
Pennsylvania
Lynn N Wilson to Address Medical Men Tonight
Lynn N Wilson member of the Board of Education will lecture before the Connecticut Medical Liberty League meeting in the Newfield Building tonight at eight o clock. The topic concerns health work in public schools. Medium brown hair is described in an advertisement for Golden Glint Shampoo.
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Lynn W Wilson
Board of Education
Connecticut Medical Liberty League
Newfield
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la Camorrista
Camorristi
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Merrell-Soule Company
Syracuse, N.Y
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