Dots and Dashes Free Prisoners From Vault
In Boston on January 9 two American District Telegraph Co workers were trapped in a Provident Institution vault. Unable to open the steel door by conventional means, they used Morse code to spell Smash the glass over the lock and release the tumblers. The vault opened and both men escaped unharmed.
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Boston
Masa
Samuel Morse
Robert R. Johnson
J. W. Whittaker
American District Telephone & Telegraph Co
Provident Institution
Johnson and Whittaker
Trylms
New Canaan Plans Supper for Annual Church Meeting
New Canaan January 9 The parishioners of the Congregational church will hold the annual meeting and supper in the church parlors on Friday evening January 18 with supper at 6 20. Covers for 225. Reports of officers and election of a new staff of officers will be acted upon along with church business items.
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New Canaan
Congregational Church
Washington Square Players
New York City
Village Hall
New York
M. E. Church
Ladies Alg Society
Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Rebekah Lodge
Ladies Aid Society
Grace Colbran
WJZ
Mire Julia Heath
Teague
Board of Relief
Olive Tablets Remedy For Digestion And Liver Ailment
Advertisement discusses Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy to stimulate liver and bowels, relieving indigestion and bilious symptoms. It claims the tablets improve taste, appetite, energy, and digestion without griping, with a dose of one or two at bedtime.
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Dr. Edwards
Mrs. Milton P Higgins Welfare Worker Dies
Mrs Milton Prince Hughina Higgins, a founder of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, died suddenly in the Bellevue Stratford hotel in Philadelphia. She fell ill during the night from acute dilation of the heart after attending a three day conference of the Congress executive board.
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Philadelphia
Milton Prince Hughina
Worcester
Mass
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bellevue-Stratford
Higgins
The
Congress
Yale Cathedral Benefactor Of University Plans
A proposed grand cathedral for Yale University may be built in New Haven on College Street near Temple Street as the centerpiece of new campus plans. Conceived by Yale graduate James Gamble Rogers, the project awaits a New York financier’s approval and could cost several millions, with demolition of nearby structures for entrance on Elm Street. The structure would be the greatest monument in the region and boost New Haven’s status as a destination for visitors from the eastern states.
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Yale
New York
England
New Haven
James Gamble Rogers
Rogers
Hea
Hin Street
Graduate Church
Elm and
Collese Streets
Elm Street
Ansonia Firemen Respond To Busy New Year Day
Ansonia January 9 fire report shows daily incidents since New Year's Day with a blaze at the Associated Pressing company on Main Street damaging the tailoring shop and nearby grocer. Losses exceed 1600 with most insured. cause suspected to be wiring or spontaneous combustion.
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Ansonia
the and Webster Hose Company
Associated Pressing Company
Main Street
Kegan
Millin
Sadie Davidson
Joseph Mehrin
Arrowly
James Dabroski
New System Laundry Company
Jersey Street
Siat
Cabroski
Griffin Hospital
George I. Bennen
Agiman
Siriffing Hospital
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Milton P. Higgins
Philadelphia Inquirer
Stewart
Bybels
Osun Boul
Leila Atct
Broad St
Itfit
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