Died Mallory funeral and burial notices in city
In this city 1921 William BL at 62 Ogden street funeral at his late residence on Friday at 2:00 pm Interment Lakeview cemetery. Reilley In this city Jan 25 1921 John Reilley funeral at his daughter Joseph Shadet Now Now Grand street Saturday Jun 20 pm and from Br Aue church at 8 am St Michael's cemetery Slattery in this city Thursday January 27 1921 James Story aged 49 funeral from the funeral home. Gannon John stress funeral at Manis Mind Mus for the tepare 2 of nakison with the church on 1921 at 6 a.m. In memory Ta loving memory of Ellen sh John who this life Ta father. We wish to thank friends for late bereavement Williams of 273 Parratl Av for the times Beaudet Hocals RTELA CL WIL. Mrs Roy L Smith Mrs & Polo
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Br Aueehurel
St Michael's Ceme
Thursay
James Story
di. Gannon
Iohn
Manis
Nakison
Ge A.m
Ellen Sh John
Wiliams
Parratl
Ifaate
Roy L. Smitit
Polo
Unemployment Anxiety Dominates Labor Conference
British labor leaders called for immediate government action to curb unemployment as the national conference adjourned to February 28. Miners chief Hodges warned of a continuing crisis while others blamed Russia trade and economic policy for the distress. In Washington, Senate deliberations on a tariff bill drew sharp debate over prices and unemployment relief.
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Confessed Murder To Save Lover Jailed for Perjury
Marie Camimichele confessed to attempted murder of her husband to shield her lover Philippe Duplen, son of a Paris lawyer. She was sentenced to one year in prison by a Paris court for perjury after the crime scene and a passerby’s testimony linked the lovers.
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Tatis
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Philippe Duplen
Paris
Marie Camimichele
Casamichele
Duplad
Wuplan Weing
Farm and estate items offered with farm house and stock
Farms and lands listing includes a 19 room house open freely with barn and basement, outbuildings in good repair, fruit trees, extensive wood and timber, a pond, two horses, two cows, hens, corn hay and stalks, farming tools, term terms, and price. Also a probate notice for Charles W Milford deceased seeking best writ and probate hearing set in Milford district in 1921.
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Acre Parm
Prine
Stanley Botsford
Stepney
Cy Phone Trumbull
Charles W Milford
Omar W. Plate
Milford
Pebroarr A. D
Leven
Japanese Mission Probes Korean Cruelty Charges
Tokyo reports a Japanese mission led by Colonel Mizuno investigates alleged Korean cruelty in Manchuria and Chinese territory. The probe follows claims of church burnings school damage and indiscriminate killings amid tensions with Korea and a growing pro Japanese Korean association with over forty thousand members.
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Tokio
Mizuno
Washington
Chianzao Ig
Investizam
Kerzan
Burnone O
Lacie Yiettinger
Polish Children in Hospitals to Receive Aid This Christmas
Polish children in hospitals will receive aid from the American Red Cross. A Christmas appeal notes gifts and support reaching hospitals in Krakow Cracow and other centers. The campaign aims to help orphans and the sick and wounded through the wartime relief effort.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cablain W. TL
Heli
Pittsburgh
Ender Vin Wares
Cracow
Tree planting reshapes Western Canadian prairies
Fragmentary text describes a historical campaign of tree planting in Western Canada transforming the prairie landscape. It notes the rapid growth of hardy trees providing shelter and wind protection, with a claim that planting increased farm values. The passage is garbled and contains many OCR errors.
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Canada
Street Railway Tax Suspension and State Bills Review
Senate records show measures including extending insurer powers, tax suspensions, 90,000 to Mystic Grammar School, savings bank rules, pension retirements, Victualers licensing, Norwalk bonds, and charter reviews. Debates reference Orange, Norwalk, Ansonia, Bridgeport, New London, Putnam with talks on capitol enlargement and a Century bill revising city charters.
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Ehopsis Fire Insurance Company
Seymour
East Granby
Costello
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Seator Costello
Livings Bank
New London
BeLaney
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Norwick
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Naugatuck
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Norwalk
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Bridgeport
Putnam
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Orange
Anly
Woodbridge
DeLaney
Capitol
Education Board Is Cut Down in Challenger Bill
Senator Benard moved a bill in the Senate to reduce the education board from 12 to six members. The plan delays gradual reduction based on census and foresees electing two new members later, while the house bill targets telephony service improvements by Southern New England Telephone and was sent to its committee.
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Benard
Senate
Butch of Education
Thali
Tar & Bi
Soularrn
Miglund
Eplimuny
Tl Wis
Flovsee
Dadietimy Comenitiee
Children’s Aid Society Ready To Defend Work
TIAISTFORD Jan 27 The Children’s Aid Society says it is prepared to defend its work and open its books to a thorough investigation amid reported concerns by board members about the handling of detained children and a deficit meeting the board’s scrutiny after a recent session.
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Children’s Aid Society Ready To
Tiaistford
Offichiles
Board of Control Ag
Ithans
Board of Control
Bill Would Put Probate Judges On Fixed Salary
A proposed bill in the General Assembly would switch probate judges in Hartford and New Haven districts to fixed salaries of 7500 and 4500 respectively, with fees going to the state treasury to cover expenses. Judge Marvin and local judges favor long terms. critics note lawmakers previously tried salary measures amid concerns over practice incentives.
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Hartford
Newpat
Pei
Gontamid
Marvin
Faullu. Miller
Jade Marvin
Asia
Rejected will rooted in mental incapacity in probate court
Judge Pal L. Miller rejected the 1519 will of the decedent on grounds of lack of mental capacity. The document, drawn for Catherine, signed by a mark and witnessed in Middletown, left $50 to Merritt sons while directing estate administration under the later will. Testimony from doctors and witnesses, including Mrs Briggs and Mrs Hagen, failed to prove proper mental competency despite presiding evidence of potential mental decline.
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Focal Probate Court
Yorsturday
Catherine 5
Merrite
Mark ‘Suwardine
John FL Pekete
BE. Neere
Augustina Resse
Allison
Middletown
Barrie
AT. Castafson
Middletown Trust, Company
Iis
J Gisson
Moemerundun
Miller
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Lynch
Lockhart
Miss Hagen
Albert J. Merritt
Tarry AL Merritt
Aye
Stiller
Dadsay and
Cart
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Willian
Comey
Opregeniu
Half Million for New Psychopathic Hospital Asked
Hartford January 27 five hundred thousand dollars is sought for a New Hall Psychopathic Hospital to be affiliated with Yale Medical School and part of the New Haven hospital system. The bill, proposed by Representative Frederick L. Perry, argues the state will be repaid the interest on 300 400 from a future tax on net income. A two percent excise tax on net income over 1000 for individuals and partnerships became part of the legislative discussion, with tax official William H. Bledsoe endorsing. The measure aims to raise revenue to keep the state solvent and notes projected first year gains between 740 90 and 1 000 000, rising in two years to 1 400 90 to 2 000 800.
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Frederick L. Perry
New Haven
Yale Medieval School
New Haven Hospital
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H. Bledsed
Taw
Kiwanis Club Prepares Reception with Governor Lake
The Kiwanis club at its noonday meeting in Brookline was invited by George C. Waldo, editor of the Telegram and Post, to join Rotary and the American Legion for a reception with Governor Everett J. Lake and Commander Galbraith next Tuesday at Brookline Country Club. The Kiwanis and Rotary agreed to attend after the luncheon, with Governor Lake and Galbraith attending the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion of Connecticut. W. C. Fairfield, insurance man, spoke on life insurance benefits, while guests included Louis M. Pawlet and Arthur H. Guertin of Rotary and Mahlon Duganne, producer of France Charmatine. The event supports the Kiwanis club and upcoming performances by tenor Archer LaVase.
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Stratfvid
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Tees
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Gleb
Brooke Iwn Country
Covernor and
Comander Galbraith
Anxille Ary
American Legion
Connecticut
Kiwaaians
W. c. Flatield
House Entangled In Diplomatic Problems Quits
Washington January 7 The House rejected a measure to appoint an ambassador to Russia and eliminated funding to expand the American legation in Peking The debate touched on Croats and Slovenes and featured a lengthy explanation by Chairman Rogers The session included a tribute to President Wilson and discussion of unrelated topics
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Rogers
Whee
Venable
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