Knights of Columbus Drive Opens War Camp Refreshments
A plan to host soldiers at Knights of Columbus camps broadens to lift morale. Speakers include Rev McGivney and notable officials. Permission from Navy and President Roosevelt is cited. aims to welcome all fighting men at Atlantic and Pacific camps with war effort hospitality and YMCA cooperation.
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Pape’s Dianpepsin Stops Stomach Distress Fast
Dyspeptic readers are urged to try Pape’s Dianpepsin to neutralize excess stomach acid, end belching, and relieve symptoms within minutes. The ad claims quick, lasting relief from indigestion and acid fermentation, noting a fifty-cent box from any drug store.
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Neutra
Pape
Concerted Hun Move for Sabotage Alleged in Spy Ring
Washington reports reveal a coordinated German spy effort to sabotage U.S. industry and transport. Officials say about 30 suspected conspirators remain at large or have been arrested, with activities aimed at ports, industrial centers, and Western states. Evidence describes attempts to relay information to Germany via neutral channels and a head coordinating operations.
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Edward Golden Held for Investigation on Breach Charge
Edward Golden of 78 Beardsley Street was arrested by Dete of Curess and Simon and held at police headquarters for investigation on a breach of the peace charge. The report references a related line about descendants of a female fly tie and a cryptic note on spring and a large sum, but details are unclear.
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Pure Blood Brings Beauty with Catelin Wafers Sale
An offer touts Catelan Wafers as a miracle cure for pimples blackheads and skin blemishes claiming it restores clear complexions and blood supply. The ad promises free trials and emphasizes dramatic physical improvement aimed at boosting self esteem and appearance.
Hartford Lodge installs officers in Ararat chapter
Istie Moss, member of the Chavithes hoard, installed officers of Ararat lodge 1 GQ 2 Va at Karten. Mr. 3, ex-president of bride Iudge, TO, J 1, was keen on advancing the community and its people through lodge work and betterment programs.
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Istie Moss
Chavithes
Ararat Lodge
Karten
Bride Iudge
Knen
Charges Her Lawyer with Collusion in Divorce Case
New York reports allegations that attorney David Slade of Blade o Shue, chief counsel to Rae Panzer in her Osman litigation, pressured Panzer to pursue a collusive divorce. Panzer accuses Slade of drafting statements, coordinating with Max Hart, and advising actions that benefited Hart. An ongoing case involves Hart’s yachting dispute and a demand for $3,230 for legal services, with Slade denying the charges as false and malicious.
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David TH. Slade
Blade O& Shue
Rae Panzer
Oliver Osman
Wits
Max Hart
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War Reduces Harvard Registration This Year
The war has caused a drop in Harvard registration to 1,972 students for the current year, down from last year’s figure. Lowell reports to the overseers, noting an income decrease between four and five hundred thousand dollars. The university received gifts totaling $2,271,000 excluding Gordon Mayer fund income.
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Aipbridge
Pirvard University
Pilaiwrenea Lowell
Gordon Meivay Fund
Banks Exempt on Liberty Bond Taxation Say Attorney General
Hartford official reports banks are exempt from Liberty Bond taxation on partially paid bonds. The attorney general notes banks retain rights to collect on instalments, while customers owe two thirds paid on bonds.taxation may depend on state decisions alongside the tax commissioner’s input.
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Ceorge Hinnan Tadiry
Wiliam HH
Genere
Law Bank
Announce Increased Coal Shipments Here
New York district reports boosted coal shipments with daily and prior day comparisons. EL Smith, assistant director general of milroads, notes increased dispatches and a rise in transit cars and bales, while shipments to New England and Tidewater terminals show gains over yesterday’s figures.
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Unemployed guards refuse aid in Bridgeport amid unrest
City residents allege officials block employment, claiming security forces deny work. Citizens complain of limited access to streets and jobs, with guards enforcing strict restrictions. Reports highlight tensions between residents and authorities as economic distress grows.
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Canition Plains
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Famine Threat Looms Over New York Cabarets
New York faces a fuel famine that could close cabarets and restaurants as anthracite coal shipments to Canada and New York state supply chains tighten. A telegram to Federal Pier Administrator Garfield notes severe on hand coal stocks and strained shipping, with only six ocean vessels delivering bunkers versus 24 before the crisis.
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Neme Named Military Instructor at Vale
Neadhaven Panama telegram reports Captain Thrrg Pl Mitchel retired officer of the United States Army has been selected as military instructor. Captain William Mitchel, a 1900 West Point graduate, served in the United States Infantry before transfer to millers, attained captain in 1900, retired in 1907 due to service disabilities. He will assume duties at Vale. exact date not announced.
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Vale
Car Returned to Waterbury Man After Stolen Report
Max Yeek of Waterbury reported a Ford touring car stolen from Thidgeport on December 24. Detective Dureau Insk informed him in the evening that the car had been returned.
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Stop a Persistent Hacking Cough With Pines Remedy
An old home remedy claims to end persistent coughing by mixing 2 1 2 ounces of Pinex with a pint of plain granulated sugar and taking it daily. It spreads a guarantee of satisfaction, promotes relief for bronchitis, whooping cough, and related chest illnesses, and advises asking the druggist for 2 1 2 ounces of Pinex.
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Regain Youthful Look With Simple Home Color Treatment
A dubious hair dye claim promises to restore youth by reviving faded color without dyeing. It touts easy mixing, safe ingredients, and visible results, urging steady use to maintain natural sheen and healthful hair appearance.
Seize His 76 Barrels of Sugar in New York Bust
New York January 20 76 barrels 58 pickets and 14 sacks of wear were seized from Friedman a dyer on Livery Street by John Mitchell head of the New York State Food Board Secret Service operatives search for Friedman who faces possible prosecution for wholesale sugar violations An anonymous complaint filed in Mitchells office led to the raid Investigations focus on the Morgan Steamship line delivering sugar from New Orleans to Friedman and questions about his business connections and family involved with Hoover's federal Food Administration staff
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Dyter
Rivington Street
John Mitchell
New York State
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Secret Service
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Herbert C. Hoover
Washington
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Bandits Raid at Star Deme Sne Club Card Players
Seven armed bandits burst into the Star Deme sne club at 347 Rockaway Avenues and stabbed victims, taking over $2,008 in cash and jewelry. The raid near Liberty Avenue police station left players shaken as attackers fled. Police have few clues and no warning preceded the disturbance.
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Rockaway Avenues
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Financier Clarence Payne Faces Massive Losses in New York
In a federal filing Clarence Payne of San Francisco is alleged to have lost up to 25 million dollars in two years in New York. The fortune was tied to Theodore F. Payne of Standard Oil. Creditors including Tiffany & Co. placed him in involuntary receivership as foreclosures mounted. Receivers Robert SkNapp and Henry Brady were appointed to manage Payne's affairs and safeguard assets, with equity estimated near 100 thousand against liabilities well over three times that figure.
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Theodore F. Payne
Standard Oil Company
Payne
Tiffany & Co
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