Teeth Made to Match Changeable Complexion
CHICAGO Jan 26 AP Teeth should harmonize with eyes hair and complexion, Dr John B LaDue told the Chicago dental society. A young woman who lost her teeth received an artificial set but felt they looked punk so another was made to harmonize with makeup. He said a dentist must be a artisan and a beauty specialist.
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Chicago
Jofin B. la Due
Ute Chicago Dental Cociety
la Miue
Stone
Artim
Moro Princess Ready for War
A University of Illinois educated Moro princess joins Datu Tahil as his fourth wife and arms for battle. Reports say other Moro women entrench with her as tensions rise. the sultan’s household treats her as a daughter while observers note a clash of modern and native loyalties.
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Ture
University of
Illnois
Datu
Tahil
Nigtht
Tahir Inter
Kolotnlam
Tarhats Karam
Ilinois
Sulu
Firaly
Datu ‘Tahiji
University At
Urbana
Steirta
Nair
Yale Student Dies in Room by Hanging
In a Yale incident, Untermeyer Untermeyer, a reserved student focused on study, was found hanged in his room. Medical examiner Scar ably filed the report noting the fully clothed body and lack of other comments. Parents, who had reproved him for overspending, arrived from New York after learning of the death.
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Untermeyer
M. M. Scarbrough
Five-Man Board For Boxing Asked In Hartford Bill
Capitol notes a proposed bill before the Connecticut General Assembly to reform state athletics. A state athletic commission would be formed by the secretary and five deputies from congressional districts. Deputies would oversee boxing exhibitions and wrestling bouts, with the commission issuing rules and regulating events statewide.
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Capitol
Hartford
General Assembly
Goss
Give Depuies
State Athletic Commission
Bill Would Guard Marriage Licenses in Legislature
Hartford January 26 A bill to require five days waiting period for all marriage license applicants, replacing the current rule for out of state applicants with a uniform notice. probate judge could suspend the period if conditions warrant.
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Hartford
Perrone
Trumbull Policies Move Through Legislature in Bill Form
Governor Trumbull outlines a package of bills including creation of a veteran affairs commission a state advertising board a state fuel commissioner and a public works audit system aimed at centralizing oversight and improving efficiency. Proposals cover tax law clarifications pollution control road beautification and executive appointment changes with action urged before April 1.
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Fitch Home
Noroton
Trumbull
Advertising Commission
Mea
Office of State Fuel Commanioner
Ben
Board of Control
New England Governors’ Coal Conference
State Water Commission
Punt
Superior Court
Averill
Assembly of the
New England Farm Marketing Program
New England
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Boston
Swift
Ware
Han
General Assembly
Hila
Odille
State House Bills Span Taxes and Local Measures
A slate of 1920s style proposals covers personal tax penalties, town grand lists, and state aid for towns. Bills include wage limits for minors and women, armory construction funding, and appointing new agriculture and forestry officials. Also notes corrections to Sunday sports language and unemployment provisions.
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House Billy
Johnson
Woodstoul
Rami Lish
Aver
Branford
Ag. Culture Commix
Deasivy
Cheshire
Weittmen
Hartford
Peck
Bristol
Brislol Armory Commission of Casutant General, Quartermaster-Geneal and Vrank
Merrill
Koyt
New Haven
Wood
Newman
Makine Agriculture
Board of Control
Connectic Uct
Mr. Gold
Cornwall
Weidman
Stourtford
Wiggins
Kilhonene
Litchfield
State Forester
Charles EB. Goodrich
Glistonbury
Tod Sumnel Jr. Graham
Hartford County
Commsss
Triggais
Coventry
Maddie
Marsett
Sieiiing
Wer
Bridgeport
Manta Lion
Manta Lion Oban
Psa Vues
Fledin
Woot Hartlerg
West tCurtford
Malere
N. Uuving
Westport
Hegins
Ligeins
Judd
New Britain
Stanley Wor Ar. Johnson
Manchester
R Questivending
Saint Cove
Jude
New Urbain
Portland
OAC
Ganson
Mikinenes
Middlesex County Superior Court
Durant
Guilford
New Raven and Shore Line
Bisher
Stamford
Tollows
Mahlon H. Geisler
Madge
Archibald Macdonald
Norwalk
Freeman Light
Hockville
John Fiske
John Fahey
Griswold
John Rey
Jdge
James I
Shot
Myron IL
Disbrow
Heselut
Charles i. Gondrich
Cinstonbury
Ss. Hebraham
Sarfield
Senate
George Mc Benders
Sammel
Shaw
Edward
Landers
Mains
Praev
Canaan
Narwinton
T. F. Leonard, Radio Merchant, Bankrupt
Theodore Leonard, trading as the Radio Shop at 149 Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport, filed for bankruptcy in U S district court today. He owes about 4,473 dollars and has assets estimated at a small amount.
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Vwavien
Theodore ¥. Leonard
Golden HY Street
Bredgeport
United States District Court
Waterbury Is Wettest City in Connecticut Declared
Waterbury was declared the wettest city in Connecticut by Frank Putney, federal director of prohibition in Connecticut, noting Hartford and New Haven as drier. New London was said to be drier, while Waterbury’s dryness was contested by Mayor Guilfoyle and Police Superintendent McLean who cited enforcement challenges due to a large foreign-born population.
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Waterbury
Tle
Connecticut
Frank Putney
Prohibition
Hig Flartford
Hartford
Putney
New Haven
New London
Ralph H. Waite
Anti-Saloon League
Willimantic
Guilfofle
Mic Lean
Patney
Gladstones' Libel Case Opens Over Immorality Claims
London January 26 AP The libel case over William Gladstone the Victorian era statesmen opens tomorrow with two aged sons defending his name Captain Peter Wright journalist Viscount Gladstone and Henry Neville Gladstone accuse Wright of slur and seek retraction Wright argues authority from Lord Milner and refuses to withdraw His conduct and expulsion from clubs fuel the dispute amid public attention involving Bath club and Bath trial costs and reactions from family and associates.
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London
William T. Gundatone
Peter Wright
Harrow School
Oxford
Gladstone
Viscount Cladstone
Herbert Qhuletene
South Africa
Tienry Neville Gladstone
Biz J
Captain Wright
Gh Loke
Viscount Gladstone
Wright
Mbel
Hbel
Lord Milner
Wericht
Fallowa
Weiler
Peter Wrt
Mr. Gladstone
Itenry
Neville Gladstone
Ruth Club
Weet End
Bath Club
Csaptain Wright
Coward
Uevib
Stubby the WWI mascot headed to Red Cross museum
Stubby the famous mascot dog of the 102nd infantry who died here a year ago will be placed in the National Red Cross headquarters museum. The dog, decorated many times in France, was the property of A. Robert Canray, now secretary to Representative Hart Fenn of Connecticut.
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Washington
Stubby
1G2nd Infantry
National Red Cross
France
A. Robert Canray
RE. Hart Fenn
Connecticut
Get Back Your Strength Quick After Heavy Cold or Grippe
Advert describes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as the best strength builder for weakness from colds and grippe. Claims high vitamin content and no oily taste, promises 30 day trial with money back if not satisfied. Sold in packs of 80 tablets for 60 cents at druggists nationwide.
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Ounret of Pines
oSinet Co
Wayne, Ind
Duini
Intivenza
Grippe
McCoy
America
Guy's
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