Connecticut Senators presents multiple wartime petitions in Senate
Senator George P L MelLean of Connecticut introduced petitions from various Connecticut groups urging or opposing federal measures. Petitions call for amendments to the Employees Compensation Act, prohibition and treasury bureau changes, tax and revenue controls, amusement tax repeal, veterans pension increases, and Boulder Dam construction.
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George PL MelLean
Connecticut
United States
Senate
National Association of Letter Carriers
Bridgeport
National Association Letter Carriers of
Milford
Hethel
Connecticut State Association of Letter Carriers
Hertford
Letter Carriers of
Meriden
United States Employees Compensation Act
Thompsonville Board of Trade
Thompsonville
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Stafford Springs
Montville
Stamford Woman's Club, Inc
Stamford
New Haven
Bethel
Waterhamy Women’s Club
Waterloo
Yellowstone Park
Bristol
Boulder Dam
Alfalfa praised as health food by dentists in Chicago
Dentists from across the country at meetings of the American Dental Association and American Association of Dental Schools endorsed alfalfa as a rich source of vitamins and iron for teeth and overall health. Dr Sherman L Lewis of Tadlana University called alfalfa the richest leafy vegetable for health, while others noted its reputation as purple meadow in England and its claimed appetite-stimulating merits.
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American Dental Association
Anetican Associati
Shermin L. Lewis
Tadlana University
England
Davis
Plumbing as an advertising topic discussed in Rome club
Advertising club members heard Albert Gulon of Bridgeport Mouse Company discuss challenges in promoting plumbing related products. He described copy structure and review of ad layouts using historical imagery to illustrate effective messaging for apprentices across the country.
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Rome
Stratfield É
Albert Gulon
Bridgeport Mouse Company
Gillion
Ginion
Rete
Carthage
Moulon
D.esterday
Decision reserved in Wheeler claim in common pleas court
Judge Frederick W Huxford reserved decision yesterday in a $1 500 drain age case filed by Harriet A Wheeler against her stepson Henry Wheeler now in the west. The suit seeks to collect on a note dated July 15, 1920 for the sum of 8450. The money allegedly covered loans Wheeler borrowed from his stepmother after their father's death. The elder Wheeler devised the estate to his widow and children in trust. Testimony indicated Wheeler attempted to sell the property near Puckavenur to Max Bechler but title issues remained unresolved. The defendant contends payments were made, which he denies.
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Frederick W.huxford
Harriet A. Wheeler
Henry Wheeler
Wheeler Rough
Wheeler
Peto
Roo Ownes
Puckavenur
Max Bechler
Stamford Gambling Probe Is Blocked
In Stamford a council vote blocked Mayor Alfred I. Phillips from appointing a five member investigating committee into gambling conditions. A five to four party party line defeated the measure after debate over a proposed $2009 appropriation for the study approved by the Board of Finance.
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Stampford
Dan
Wit Op Uris
Alfred I. Phillips
Philips
Board of Finance
Fairfield Church to Vote on Parish House Improvements
Fairfield January 25 special church meetings planned at Church of Christ. Ecclesiastical Society to authorize up to 9000 for basement completion of the parish house on Center Street and to address related matters. Church Council previously approved a Sunday school start time change to 9 45 a m with other details debated.
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Church Council
Child Memorial
Religious Education Committee
Ti Ia
Congregational
Bridgeport
Funior Hellates
Roger Ludlowe
Champ's
Karl O. Mertz
H. ©. Perry
Center Street
Harbor Road
Southport
Zoning Board of Appeals
Ledge Removed in Stamford Harbor by U S
The eastern Stamford harbor ledge has been removed and the harbor channel dredged to twelve feet. The War Department Engineers informed Representative Schuyler Merritt that completion will aid navigation and commerce in Stamford.
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Washington
Stamford
Board of Engineers of the
War Department
Schuyler Merritt
Antford
Meavitt Td
Canadian Youth Hangs for Murder
Canadian youth Wilfred Bonnin, twenty four, was hanged today for the murder of Maurice Garvie, twenty two, during the holdup of the Royal Bank branch on Tagan Avenue. The execution was carried out by provincial guards after the trial and conviction for the bank robbery and killing.
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Wilfred Bonnin
Maurice Garvie
Bank Eleck
Etina
Tagan Avenue
Rwoyel Bank
Man drinks 100 cups of coffee for record reach
In Port Arthur Texas D Kinard a real estate dealer set a claim for the champion coffee drinker title by drinking 10 cups between 3 15 am and 3 20 pm and totaling 100 cups for the record yesterday as witnesses testified AD)
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Port Arthur
Texas
D. Kinard
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