Woman Found On Beach Believed Murder Victim May Clark
An elderly well dressed woman, about sixty, found on the beach after a snow storm last Saturday night is identified as Mrs May Clark of Pittsburgh. Police believe she was murdered elsewhere and her body brought to the lonely Cape May beach. Mrs Clark was a guest at Haddon Hall in Allenne City from May 12 last year to January 16, then checked out saying she planned to go to the Mayflower hotel in Washington. Authorities say she registered at the Mayflower as from Pittsburgh and left the next day, with movements after January to New York unknown. Joseph F. Fish, Pittburgh doctor, suspects the woman led a transient life, with estates from her father and brother providing income. She spent time traveling along the coast to the Carolinas and was noted for studying bird life.
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New York
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Hme
Unsafe infant remedies and counterfeit syrup warning
Reader concerns about first aid for a sick child and dangerous claims about a California Buc syrup. The notice cautions against unsafe home remedies, warns of counterfeit fig syrups, and advises consulting a dentist for a bottle labeled California Fie syrup by the California ie yrup Company for proper guidance.
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Ealing
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Mrs Coolidge snubs Paul Jones Chute in Boston incident
In Brookline Massachusetts on January 19 noted artist Paul Jones Chute said Mrs Calvin Coolidge returned a portrait she had autographed after a Boston woman journalist wrote to the first lady. The gift was sent back under guard and the artist admitted the piece had been returned.
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Paul Jones Chute
Calvin Coolidge
Urcardat
Coollage
Boston
Jazz Records of American Envoy Aroused Capital
A government subsidized cultural push abroad spurred jazz records and social dances in Washington. An American minister notes jazz spread from homes to legation events, prompting tuxedoed balls and a payroll funded push for formal evening wear. The State Department advises moderation while praising democratic simplicity.
Long Hill Local News Jan 19 Recap
Kennedy Duncan of Redding was fined 100 dollars and costs for operating an automobile while intoxicated. Funeral services were held for Mrs Elizabeth Kirk of Bridgeport. Mrs Mabel Tripp is confined at home for eight days after an illness. Seeley and Mrs Ralph Stantey were mentioned in family notes. Linn H Abbott injured his shoulder falling Saturday evening. Rose Fries visited her parents over the weekend. A committee meeting and a women’s talk were set for a nearby church. The Eloy Pl Society met with a bowling party at Cavalry Episcopal Church.
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Stratfield Ware
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Linn H. Abbot
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Brigeeport
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Margaret Slatterly
Eloy. PL Society
Cavalry Episcopal Church
Lindseport
Eoheme
Arthur
Coolidge Signs Bill to Fund Agriculture Department
President Coolidge signed a bill appropriating funds for the Agriculture Department for the next fiscal year. The action, announced today, directs support for agricultural programs and related services.
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Washington
Jan
Coolidge
Agriculture Department
Astal
Policewomen Sought by Bridgeport Protective Association
A plea at the Bridgeport Protective Association meeting at the University Club urged appointing policewomen to better serve the community. Miss Dora M. Itive secretary stressed the need, noting cooperation from police, courts, and other bodies. Judge Willem B. Boardman presided as the year’s reports showed hundreds housed or aided, finances discussed, and officers re-elected.
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House Committee
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K. A Williamson
George BE
Crawford
Mary
Charles E. Weeks
Asurer
Amos Jissell
BR Ow, Carpenter
Thomas Cullinan
William Horace Day
F. A. Dillingham
Caroline B. Doremus
Walter Floeckher
Wiliam H. Griffith
William A. Grippin
Fright Oncoming Coaster Leads to Fatal Fall in Middletown
William Wt Douglas 63 of 110 High Street narrowly avoided a collision with coasters on a Middletown street. Startled, he moved to avoid them and fell, suffering a fractured skull four broken ribs and a broken collarbone. He was immediately hospitalized in serious condition.
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William Wt. Douglas
High Street
New Hampshire bill would curb expenses and primaries
Concord New Hampshire January 19 The political primary came under fire in the state legislature Senator Eliot A Carter of Nashua introduced a bill to replace primaries with party conventions and to cap campaign expenditures A similar measure was filed earlier in the session and backs the push to limit spending by candidates
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N. H
New Hampshire
Eliot A. Carter
Nashua
Primary issue looms large at upcoming legislative session
The coming session is shaping up with a focus on one major policy issue that is expected to dominate debates. Lawmakers, observers, and constituents anticipate this topic will drive the agenda and influence committee work and votes.
Former College Head Dies at 73 in Ohio
Cincinnati report AP says Rev Alexander J Burrowes, 73, former president of St Xavier College Cincinnati and former head of St Louis University and Marquette College Milwaukee, has died.
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Cincinnati
Alexander J. Burrowes
St. Xavier College
St. Louis University
Marquette College
Milwaukee
Stanford Chancellor Dr. David Starr Jordan 76 Today
Stanford University celebration marks Dr. David Starr Jordan turning 76. The Stanford Chancellor Emeritus is quoted on self guidance and wisdom in the birthday message from California, January 19.
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California
David Starr Jordan
Stanford UN
Two Extradited on Stamford Charge
Stamford January 19 special Samuel Dodson twenty five of 126 Canal Street and Jesse Stokes thirty four of 58 Cottage Street were returned here today on requisition papers from New York state. Each is charged with theft and evasion of a demand bill.
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Stamford
Samuel Dodson
Canal Street
Jesse Stokes
Cottage Street
New York State
Will Rogers Receives Stray Vote in Rhode Island Assembly
Providence January 1 Will Rogers noted humorist received a stray vote in the Rhode Island General Assembly grand committee for commissioner of scythe stone ness. Two ballots were needed to decide the result and on the second Arthur P. Dexter of Foster was elected.
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Will Rogers
General Assembly
Scythe Stoness
Rhode Island
Arthur P. Dexter
Foster
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