Cause and Cure of War Topic at Public Rally
Washington Jan tS The national conference on the cause and cure of war opened a six day session with a public rally at mid Judge Florence Allen Ohio Supreme Court Lord Thomson England and John F Ryan major general commanding Twenty Seventh Division were speakers A White House reception to conference members had been announced for tomorrow The discussion covered overpopulation as a factor and urged world machinery for a unified order The substitute for war is law and a world court of justice with a permanent organization could end war and gain world recognition The conference also emphasized ethical standards and the League of Nations in paving disarmament and international justice plans Britain’s stance favored the League but was cautious about a broader protocol
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Washington
Jan Ts
Onona Nanal
Florence Allen
Ohio Supreme Court
Lord Thoms
England
John F.ryan
White House
Star O'Ryan
Aly
Ryan
Wd Court of Justice
League of Natons
Fire damages Newark Loan Company store in London
A rear room fire of undetermined origin damaged the Newark Loan Company store at 22 Bank Street London today. Wilson & Company suffered water and smoke damage from the blaze that also affected their storehouse below. Wilson & Company losses around 5000 dollars and another company about 1000 dollars.
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AEW
London
Newark Loan Company
Bank Street
Louis Eltenbein
Wilson & Comny
Wilson & Company
Joan Company
One Dollar Earned Then Robbed by Two Thugs on Congress Street
Martin, lacking steady work and lodging, earned one dollar shoveling snow and ice on Saturday. He reported to Police headquarters that two young men assaulted and robbed him after seeking lodging. He was placed in a run cell in the spare-tye cells kept open for men and boys needing overnight shelter.
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Flav Martin
Congress Street
Smuggling Canvas Belt Seized Aboard Liner Conta Verde
Treasury agents seized a canvas belt with watertight pockets containing 88 ounces of alleged narcotics valued about 1109 aboard the liner Conta Verde in stewards quarters. No crew members were held. Passengers witnessed the opening of the holy door in Rome on December 24 and spoke of the ceremony's impressive crowds and international desire for peace.
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New York
Jan
Treasury
Te Areival
Lner
Rome
Georges Gauthier
Montreal
O RR Ledina
Corpus Christi
Texas
G Harry Penfield Buried in Stepney
A funeral for G Harry Penfield former Acme Shear superintendent was held yesterday from Hawley West rooms on Lafayette Street. Foremen from Acme Shear and Elks Lodge No 36 attended. Rev S MacDonnell of Black Rock Congregational church officiated. Penfield a longtime Stepney resident and Elks member.
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Acme Shear Company
Elks Lodge
Harry Penfield
Hawley & West, Inc
Lafayette Street
Elks
S. MacDonnell
Black Rock Congregational Church
Qatad Hurial
Stepue Conn
Penfield
Nfe
Hewis i
Elka
Labor heads plan exams en route for immigrants
Washington officials from the labor department will hold conferences to study expedition medical examinations on ships en route to the United States. Surgeon General Tach and Cumming of the Public Health Service will help develop proposals to complete aboard ship exams to prevent detention at Ellis Island for aliens found qualified to enter.
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Washington
Davis
Labor Department
Eony
United States
Tach & Cumming
Puble Health Service
Ethg Islami
Darts
Sunu
Essel
RAGING RESULTS (Continued from Page 7) Track Races and Purse Winners
Racing page lists multiple thoroughbred heats with ages and winners. Sincere, Warfare, Gipsy Fiver, and Clique appear in a mile and 70 yard dash. A $1,000 purses event features Hoy from Home, Lucky, Peace Pal, and others. Seventh race shows Delvsia Anniversary Spugs Carnarvon Koella Soviet Triumph Apprentica with fite pound allowance claimed.
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King Tut
Cook Ang Laton Antiy
Hoy
Lucky
Peace Pal
Searchlight I
Rook
Georgette
Lugg
Ogssaleen
Ashhurton
el Ratro
Miracle Man
Tooveliness
The
Peranciscia
Biackoila
Dancing Foot
Isaman
Casey
Miami Race Day Cards Feature Mixed Entries and Prizes
Multiple races listed with purses from 1000 to 1700 dollars for maiden two-year-olds to older horses. Entries include A Lady Shaw, Woolworth, Kay, Kickapoop, Peter Bush, Leminos, Hope Star, Wormweon, Pay Girl, and Audley Farm in various brackets. Second through sixth races detail horses and odds across ages and distances, with notable runners such as St. Quentin, Hard Guess, Silver Shipper, Comixa, Finn Tag, Brachebane, and Rapid Traveler among others. A Biscayne handicap and a claiming option appear in the lineup, reflecting a busy Miami track program.
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JT Salmon
R T. Wilson
Eaniee K
Mary Johnston
Betty Maloney
Rapid Traveler
Lough
St. Donald
Treacey
Tulang
Cive Pond
Frank Hinky Yale football legend and his fearless play
The passage recalls Frank Hinkey, Yale’s famed football star from Tonawanda New York. It notes his rise to a Yale lineup in 1891, repeated All American selections through 1893, and his dramatic four year career marked by fearless tackling, relentless drive, and dramatic recoveries from retirement to impact games. It highlights his unique style, dominance on the field, and legendary prowess in early Yale football.
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Yale
Frank Hinkey
Exete
Tonawanda
Wrank
Mt School
New Haven
Walter Gamp
Flinkey
Kinkey
Finker
Hinkey
Fenr
Ua Department
Nika
Women Consume Tons of Smokes In U S Rise
Washington July 18 The rise in women smokers is linked to changes in the tobacco sector. Hughes head of the tobacco section of the commerce department reports the rise tied to cigarette consumption in the United States, noting a fourfold increase since 1918 and a 1928 value around 2,500,000.
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Washington
E L Hughes
Hart
Toharen
T'Ommnelea
United States
Taghes Vos
Poe
Lnib
Caper Bush and Raper Sauce Mentioned in Jerusalem Walls
An obscure note mentions the caper bush, source plant of a sauce, as eighteen items, fourteen of which describe its ornamental use adorning the walls of Jerusalem.
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Jerusalem
American Sugar Now 31 Million to Good
The American Sugar Refining Company reports a net position of 31,009,000 to the good after years without common dividends since 1921. Hatl 0 Baebst, president, told stockholders a review of the decade and signaled possible resumed dividends as conditions warrant. The company plans to maintain essential operations and construction programs while advancing commitments to customers following the 1920s collapse in sugar prices.
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New York
Amercan Sugar RefNoing Company
Hatl
Baebst
Stratford Club Proposes Yearlong Improvement Plan
The Fourth District Stratford Improvement club met at 387 Jackson Avenue to outline a welfare program for the coming year. Fy Degeare urged broader active membership as the group eyes a fire brigade, district policeman, a new schoolhouse, and street and sidewalk improvements near Jackson Avenue and Hollister Streets, with future talks planned with Stratford Town council officials.
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Ttale-American Improvement Club of
Stratford
I Ita
Jackson Avenue
Fy Degeare
Descae
Worl
Hollister Streets
Stratford Town
Hartford Birth Control League Pushes Draft Law
The Birth Control league of Hartford drafts a bill for the legislature. A committee will consult physicians this week and model the measure with advanced ideas of law and medicine, said Mrs. Annie Porritt.
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Hartford
Birth Control League of
Annie. Porritt
Rommates
Man Arrested in New Haven Shooting Death
Leo Ciolino Deag died at Grace Hospital after being shot four times in his Chapel Street room. John Formisano of Brooklyn, named by police as the shooter, was traced from New York and arrested in a New Haven rooming house after allegedly confessing to the act.
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New Haven
Leo Cienling
Chapel Street
Fins Im Grace Hospital
John Formbany
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Formisano
New York City
Aqiaal
Formisance
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Florence Alien
Ohio
Dudgellen
Thomson
Itct
Britain
League of Naions
League
Co. Oor
Steward
G. Harry Penfield
Stepney
Bridgeport
Public Market
State & Bank
Harnum
Kimball
California
Phild
Tomer
Marcos
Pak
NS &Enuine
Miami
Frank Hinky
Stratford Club
Birth Control League
Leo Cicolino
JEAL
Connecticut
New Haven Railroad
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New England
Boston
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut, Inc
E. Kent Hubbard
Henry B. Sargent
Sargent & Company
J. Arthur Atwood
Wauregan Company
Wauregan
George T. Kimball
American Hardware Company
New Britain
S. H. Bullard
Bullard Machine Tool Company
E. 0. Gess
Scovill Manufacturing Company
Waterbury
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