Australia Seen as Great Field for Cotton Crops
Liverpool dated dispatch reports Harold Parker of a leading Manchester factory lauding Australia as a vast potential cotton producer. He cites Queensland 1922 yields under natural rainfall about twice U S per acre and predicts Australia may grow all its own durango cotton seed within two years, while highlighting low-cost white labor and plans to guard against boll weevil.
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Liverpool
Australia
Harold Parker
Reston
Hughes
America
Yale Alumni Meeting Plans for University Day
New Haven Jan 26 Plans for the tenth annual alumni university day at Yale were announced today for February 22. The program will emphasize Yale as a single university not a group of schools with morning meetings, lunch, and classroom visits. John T Blossom director of athletics will address Yale's athletic prospects.
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New Haven
Yale
John T. Blossom
Antonio Paolilio Fined for Practicing Medicine Without License
Antonio Paolilio was fined 3100 in Pu Wee Court after pleading guilty to practicing medicine without a state license. He maintained offices in Southington Meriden and Bridgeport, with a society named Qwechanotherany Healing.
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Britain
Antonio Paolilio
Southington
Meriden
Bridgeport
White Elephant Shop in Village Sells Horrors
A Greenwich Village thrift shop named The Whitelephant Thrift Shop at 231 West Fourth Street corner of 10th with entrance on Seventh Avenue sells donated items to fund five child and community charities. Curator Mrs. Thomas Kinllea describes diverse goods from aging sentimental keepsakes to modern designer pieces, with many costumes and rare items donated by actresses and fashion houses, offered at low prices to support Greenwich House and Darrach Home for Crippled Children.
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Greenwich
Greenwich House
Barrow Street
Greenwec House
Darrach
Childrov
Thomas Kinllea
Jane
New York
Hua
Captain Dwight A. Pease Gets Cavalry Command
Nartford, Jan. 26. Captain Dwight A. Pease of Mortford is appointed captain of cavalry and assigned 3 recruiting officer for troop C, first separate squadron, in orders from the adjutant general. He will command this unit organized. Lieut. A. Stewart of Hartford is appointed first lieutenant of cavalry and designated recruiting officer for troop C.
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Nartford
Dwight A. Pease
Mortford
Adjutant General
Lieut
A. Stewart
Hartford
French blast furnaces close due to coke shortages
Paris Jan 26—Associated Press reports Brenuh Tave blast furnaces began shutting down from the week of coke deliveries largely dependent on German cooperation. Dalatsine and major metallurgical centers had their fires drawn Wednesday and Thursday as coke supplies ran out.
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Paris
Associated Press
Brenuh Tave
Dalatsine
Tule
Iticen
Former U. S. Minister to China Dies in Milwaukee
Dr. Paul Samuel Reinseh, once American minister to China and later adviser to the Chinese government, died in Milwaukee. Born 1870, he studied at Wisconsin and in Europe, taught political science, and helped develop an international organization course. He resigned as minister after plans for Shauntung peace. Major career included service at Pekin and Hankow.
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United States
Reinseh
China
Shauntung
Mibwatiche
Wis
Punt Samuel Reivsch
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
University of Berin
Rome
Paris
Alma Marie. Moser
Asiland
Tvas
Ferlin
New School Talk Ad Lib Theory Touted by Pinehot
Mrs Gifford Pinehot wife of Pennsylvania's governor announced a novel education plan to start at the executive mansion. The experiment would allow children to take as much as they cared in school with a class of 12 including her son Gifford Jr. Learners would study from daily life and textbooks, aiming to foster individuality and self reliance through student chosen activities.
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Harrisburg
Gifford Pinehot
Pennsylvania
Gifford, Jr
Pinechot
Veterans Forced to Refund Money to City in 1929
Boston January 26 city relief commissioner announced he forced 220 World War veterans to return 37,500 to the city treasury after it was found they had obtained relief while employed. He said half the drawn relief remained unpaid and warned prosecution for obtaining money under false pretenses if not paid within a month. One case involved a son of a wealthy man who had drawn 680, which was refunded in full. Also reports tobacco exports from the United States in 1929 totaling 431,907,578 pounds valued at 145,984,896 dollars, down 9,445,489 pounds from 1928.
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Geraldine Farrar
Htte
Leonore Uurich
Florence Easton
Frances White
Mion Grove
Ances
Wis
White Elephant
Boston
Pitan City Soldiers
World Way
Washington
United States
Shelton Woman and Five Others Granted Divorce
Deserted for 20 years, Rose Tuck of Shelton was yesterday granted a decree of divorce from her missing husband Walter B. Tucker by Judge John W. Banks in Superior Court. She testified the marriage dated August 16, 1893, and that she had not seen him since 1904 except a later visit in Wishers Island, New York. Judge Banks granted five other uncontested divorces and reserved decision on others from the state reforms committee.
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Rose Tuck
Shelton
Walter B. Tucker
John W. Banks
Wishers Island
N. Y
Banks
Jaume Banks
Anton Kutynak
Stanviana Kuutynak
Myrtle Boyle Narron
Thomas B. Narron
Sarah Steppe
Bridgeport
George Steppe
Mary Warkas
Gedeon Warkas
Mazabeth
N. J
Cervelty
Permiaa
Charles AL Aubrey
Scran
Ruth M. Aubrey
Driver of Truck Faces Trial in Westport Court
Westport Jan 26 John Verady of Norwalk charged with failure to report an accident in which Mrs Helen Whwood was injured by a truck he was driving will appear before Judge Willard Adams in Westport Court Saturday. Police say Verady, a delivery driver for Sterling Furniture, kept driving after the crash and forgot the affair. Deputy Sheriff Clark N. Kirk traced him from truck marker numbers given by witnesses. Mrs Edgwood sustained severe bruises and abrasions. Also noted: John Ennis of Staples High School dramatic club confined by a minor grip attack. Salvadore Gilbertie recovered from pneumonia. Walter Carson of State Street High School pupil ill with grippe. Troop No 2 Westport Girl Scouts hold a food sale tomorrow 1 to 4 PM at Westport Drug Store.
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Westport
John Verady
Norwalk
Helen Whwood
Willard Adams
Verady
Sterling Furniture’ Company
Vérady
Clark N. Kirk
Edgwood
John Ennis
Staples
Salvadore Gilbertie
Sylvan Avenue
Walter Carson
State Street
Court action may bring city revenue
On June 26 a Supreme Court ruling upholding a penalty tax on the estate of Lena McMallen may yield about 1,000,000 in tax revenue for the State and City of Norwalk from the estate of John McMullen. The tax split would place 3,000 to the state and 2,000 to Norwalk, with Norwalk receiving 89,000 if applied to McMullen’s estate and 20,000 to the state. The McMullen estate is inventoried at 2,000,000.
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L Lk
United States Supreme Court
Lena, McMallen
Norwalk
John McMaullen
le Husband
Man Admits Keeping Office in City. Fine Levied
New Britain was the scene as Antonio Paolillo received a 109 dollar fine after pleading guilty to practicing medicine without a state license. He reportedly ran offices in Bridgeport, Meriden, and Southington, allegedly specializing in mechano therapy stealing. A city search found no office, and his name did not appear in the directory.
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New Britain
Antonio Paolillo
Bridgeport
Meriden
Southington
Tate
Paolillo
Births and marriages as listed in vital statistics notice
Birth entries show multiple pairs with addresses on Wossyth Woson Madison James James James Jan 22 and others with Jan 24. Daughters and sons reported for Welch Spanner Fehr Leary Cody Alves Orange Gee Dimusis Tanner. Marriage licenses issued for Kritges Gosh Waidy Seferaria Giinsky Osowska Derbyshire Godnout Tanner.
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James
Hagel Welch
Woson
Dan
Willan
Kathleen Camphell
Madison Avenues
UN Bom
David
Claire Edwardson
James Street
Wan
Albert
Anna Zinn
Wedeval Street
Adam
Sadie Spanner
Ban
John
Eud Tanner
Lene Avenue
Jan
Georgy Kritges
Myrila Avenue
Mary Gosh
Myrtle Avenue
R. Frank Waidy
Danbury
Jennie M. Seferaria
Main’ Street
Anthony Giinsky
Pembroke Stret
Amrelia Osowska
West Avenue
Lawrence Derbyshire
Anafayette Street
Mary
Godnout
Lafayette Street
Mens
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