Receivers Act 10 Salvage Fortune of Mrs Scollard
Receivers for the estate of Mrs Sarah Smith Wilbur Scollard report recovering hundreds of thousands from the wreck of her matrimonial venture. They note $260,000 in securities deposited for safekeeping and $340,000 in bank accounts near intact, while missing items include Oriental rugs and $300,600 in mine shares. The destination of her husband George Scotland remains a mystery after his departure from Buenos Aires.
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Shuttle
Wash
Dun
Sarah Smith Wilbur Scotlard
Hetty Areon
la Salle Street
Cotton
Stollar
Tree
Buenos Aires
Serfed Scolland
Tegal Mra Svoliard
Mbre
Derte
Scottiard
Helfingham, Wath
Hetty Green
Chicago
Herty
James E. Smith
Ralston T. Wilbur
San Francissco
Maude G. Harvey
North Edmonds
Washington
Mos Sicollard
DMV To Issue 1927 Operators Licenses At 323 State St
Beginning today the Department of Motor Vehicles office at 323 State Street will start issuing 1927 operators licenses and renewing old licenses. New licenses will not be issued until February.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
State Street
California Fee Syrup Promises Quick Child Relief
A dubious advertisement touts California Fee Syrup as a cure for sick children. It claims constipated, feverish babies will recover after a cleansing dose, alleging rapid elimination of sour bile and waste. The pitch urges buying from "Phu Calitusnia Fly By rup Company" and cautions little warning about safety or efficacy.
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Childr
Tittle
Tulay
California
Phy Calitusnia Fly Byrup Company
Arctic Dogs Halts Traffic In Hill Climb Near Lynn
Arctic dog teams en route from Minot Maine to Albany New York nearly caused a crash as dogs refused to turn aside while climbing a hill near Wenham. A streetcar narrowly stopped as the dog teams veered toward the tracks. Governor Brewster of Maine had letters aboard for Governors Fuller of Massachusetts and Smith of New York. The 306 mile journey from Newburyport underlines the endurance of the teams despite light snow. A stray terrier attacked a team near Beverly but was subdued, losing its momentum.
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Lynn
Mass
Minot
Maine
Albany
Boston
Baffinland
North
Brewster
Fuller
Massachusetta
Smith
New York
Newburyport
Beverly
Senate clash over Knights of Columbus stance on Mexico
In Washington a heated Senate debate centered on the Knights of Columbus and its Mexico policy. Senators Walsh and Heflin sparred as Gillett defended U S actions in Nicaragua and recognition of Diaz, arguing U S policy aligned with international morality and American interests in Latin America.
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Washington
Latin America
Senate
Walsh
Montana
Tintin
Alavaima
Knights of Columbus
Mexico
Heflin
Gillett
Massachusetts
Coollege
Nicaragua
Republic
United States
Adolfo Diaz
Heflin Crice
Knights At Columbus
James A. Flaherty
Knights
Flaherty
Hestin
Philadelphia
Norris
Nebraska
Kellogg
Foreign ‘Relations Committee
James Whitcomb Riley
Wheeler
Sacasa
Solerzang
Diaz
Bus Terminal Under Bryant Park Planned in New York
A plan announced by the New York board of transportation proposes an Interurban bus terminal under Bryant Park behind the New York Public Library. The project would cost about 1 million dollars and measure 400 by 385 feet with a ti foot high ceiling, roof protected by four feet of soil, and parkland surfaces above. Entrances and exits would be via ramps to Sixth Avenue between 42nd and 40th streets, in a location central to theater, business, hotels, and shopping.
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New York
Beynnt Park
Publc
Board of Transportation
Bryant
Bryant Perk
Bryant Park
Admiral Sims Clarifies Annapolis Attack Remarks
Providence Jan 16 AP Admiral W S Lima says Navy friends were misled by reports of his Newport remarks about the Naval Academy at Annapolis. He argued the school’s defects mirror many technical colleges, urging competitive college graduates be considered for advancement. He praised officers who self-educated after the academy and reinforced Navy traditions.
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Providence
Navy
Naval School
W. S. Lima
Prilet
Naval
Newport
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Naval Academy Cadata
Death car driver released in bail in Danbury case
Lester Wildman, driver of the car that left the road near Danbury and Berkel, killed passenger John S. Garner of Bethel. Garner’s death led to a manslaughter charge against passenger, released on $5,000 bail. Hearing set for January 22 in Danbury City Court. Funeral plans announced for St Mary’s Catholic Church.
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Danbury
Lester Wildman
Berkel
John 8S
Garner
Greenwood Avenue
Bethel
Wildman
Danbury City Court
John J. Phelan
St. Mary's Catholic
St. Mary’s Catholic Cemetery
Apple Stealing To Be Prison Offense
Minnesota lawmakers consider making theft of farm fruit a larceny in the third degree. The bill targets drivers who quick-pick apples from farmyards, with fines from 100 to 498 dollars and prison terms from 30 days to six months.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Diaz Proposes Peace Plan for Nicaragua in 1928 Elections
President Adolfo Diaz of Nicaragua proposes a peace framework backed by the United States. The plan includes a truce, concessions to Liberal leaders, and free elections in 1928 under American supervision. A mixed claims commission would settle revolu tionary grievances while Liberals receive executive and judicial posts.
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Washington
Adolfo Diaz
Nicaragua
Diaz
Liberal Party
Juan Savasa
Mexico
Congress
Assurail
Calles
Legation
Ita
Coolidge
Aus.piieg
United States
Liberala
Diez
Ding
National Guard
Copyright renewal period for author and heirs
The text describes a 28 year copyright term, after which it can be renewed by the author if alive or by the author's personal representatives for an additional 24 years. It outlines personal renewal rights rather than automatic extension.
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Bridgeport
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Fairfield Ave
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