Unclaimed $5,000 in Shelton Bank Checks Open
Former Governor Marcus H. Holcomb, receiver of Shelton Bank and Trust, urged depositors to cash outstanding checks totaling up to $5,000. Many checks were already cashed after nearly $2,000,000 was distributed last September, but some remain unclaimed including $900 to William A. Doran, $320 to Mrs Provence Walters, and $600 to Thomas Pennafeather as the receiver seeks final discharge.
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Elene
Shelton Bank and Trust Company
Marcus H. Holcomb
Shelton
Hha
Superior Court
William A. Doran
Provence Walters
Thomas Pennafeather
Court orders employer to pay driver fine
In City Court Deputy Judge Arthur M. Tomiley ruled Gabriel Smith of 71 Sylven avenue guilty of operating a car without a license. The fine of $10 was charged to Michael Hoffman, a Knowlton street coal driver and Smith’s employer, who must pay it. The court held employers must know if their drivers are licensed.
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Arthur M. Tomiley
Four Cylinder Motorcycle Manufacturing At Bullard Plant
Sinclair and Molitor motorcycle contract boosts Bullard Plant output as four cylinder units move to a new department. Stanley E. L announces progress while Bullard vice president says manufacturing will not hamper existing sales and will rely on old and new staff to meet demand through continued contracts.
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Bullard
Sinclair Andi
Sinclaster Company
Diplomatic Reception Held at White House in 1914
In Washington on January 12 1914 the first diplomatic reception of the Wilson administration was hosted at the White House. Secretary and Mrs Hughes assisted President and Mrs. Wilson in receiving members of the diplomatic corps. Delegates and foreign officials attending the arms conference were among the guests.
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Washington
Mira. Hughes
Myre
Hnarding
Theiplomatic Corps
Armed farmers on man hunt near Cleveland Ohio
More than 400 farmers armed with shotguns and available weapons search the countryside between Chagrin Falls and Auburn near Bere in Wayahoga county as a manhunt follows a midday shooting. Mrs Horace Wilson is severely injured after being attacked on her farm. she reached a telephone for help and is in critical condition.
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Clevelant. O
Dan
Chagrin Falls
Auburn
Neer Bere
Horace Wilsol
Wayahoga County
Tilieit
Eltehen
Railroads Overcapitalized Says Glenn E Plumb
Washington. Glenn B. Irvine counsel for sixteen standard railroad labor organizations wrote to Markham president of the Trnots Central railroad alleging heavy overcapitalization of US railroads. He cites Jolson and says preliminary carrier valuations by the Interstate Commerce Commission overstate actual value. Plumb compares market value on Jan 4 1922 per Wall Street Journal showing public holdings could be bought for 10.64 billion dollars, about half the carrier valuation.
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Washington. Inn
Glenn B. I Vin
Statdard Organizations of Railway
Eni
Loyes
Cle. Markhaim
Trnots Central Railroad
Markham
e@xespaon
Wiant HL Jolson
International Association of Machinists
Prellninary
Wall Street Journal
Plums Adda
Carri
Sweet cider linked to mass drunkenness in White Plains
Local report describes an analysis of sweet cider claiming it contained alcohol and caused widespread drunkenness in White Plains last year. Police notes mention concerns over cider production and public health worries as authorities seek to limit consumption and assess fermentation risks.
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White Plains
Vadah
State Grange Installs Its New Officers
Waterbury CT reports the Connecticut State Grange closing session with installation of newly elected officers. C Patmey, Rhode Island Grange master, presided. Mrs Chay declined to serve as lady assistant, so Mrs Charles Covelt of Glastonbury was elected. Resolutions call for larger bureau appropriations at market inst.
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Waterbury
Dan
Connecticut
C. Patmey Chap- Wan
Rhode Island
Chay
Lewis
Southington
Charles Covelt
Glastonbury
Grange
Dance Night By Sixth District Women Club
A social dance last evening brought together three hundred guests at French street venue. The Sixth District women organized the event to raise funds for the club charity. An orchestra led by Ella JH Keenan performed while a committee headed by Mrs Keenan oversaw arrangements with assist from Lawrence Hayes and several volunteers.
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French Strait
Claddes Orchestra
Ella JH. Keenan
Lawrence K. Hayes
Mag Fite Rerail
Jonny Smith
Farrel
William Leonard
Expulsion from New York exchange of Gustav Minton noted
Expulsion at Gustav Minton from the New York Stock Exchange was announced today. Minton, described as a specialist in severe speculative issues, operates individually and is not affiliated with any brokerage firm.
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Bridgeport
New York City
New York
Associated Press
Gustav M. Gdinton
New York Klotk Exchange
Minton
Transfer of Danzig railroads to Polish government
Danzig reports the transfer of the cities main rail lines to the Polish government under the Warsaw ministry. The move standardizes control of transportation after the Versailles treaty framework and keeps the local staff, with a director based in Danzig, to sustain relations with residents.
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Danzig
Versalles
Min
Warsaw
Ayarem
Ant
Lac Paris
Ig Sud
Danaigers
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Mitchell Dairy CO
State Grange
Warren Aerbe
Tyrons
Zerhu
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Famours
Hugh J. Koeig
Pres. & Trens
Ockwell & Co
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Elm
Miltimery
Faille
Eee Teraee
F. G. Collins Shoe Co
Collins Shoe CO
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