FIUME REJOICES OVER CESSION TO ITALY
Rome reports enthusiastic reception of the cession of Fiume to Italy after a treaty signed by the involved powers. Crowds cheered in central squares as Gener Guriane appeared on a balcony urging unity and moving forward with peaceful prospects. Public celebrations and processions followed through the evening.
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FIUME
Italy
Rome
Flute
Tugueslavia
Ehy Te Raly
Gener Guriane
Thala
Ottawa to form 8506,000,000 company to build Great Lakes canal
Ottawa reports Parliament considers incorporation of a company capitalized at 8506,006,000 with authority to link the lower St. Lawrence by ship channels to the head of the Great Lakes. The Ottawa Journal notes plans amid references to a paternal style dialogue and an odd barroom remark echoed from the Pittsburgh Sun.
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Great Lakes Canal
Ottawa
Lower St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
Ottawi Journal
Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternative
An old advertisement promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a milder laxative with near instant liver effect, claiming they replace calomel without harming teeth or gums. The copy links headaches and low spirits to constipation and liver issues and urges taking one tablet when feeling lazy or loggy.
Leonardi Cough Syrup Ad Promises Quick Relief
Announced as a remedy for coughs and throat irritation Leonardi Cough Syrup is advertised as creosoted and soothing for inflamed throats and lungs. The ad urges prompt purchase from druggists and notes it is pleasant safe and sold by Leverty D. Caf stores.
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Leonardi
All Leverty D. Catores
Former Governor Waller Laid To Rest Beside Wife
London held a large funeral for former Governor Thomas M. Waller at St James Episcopal Church and Cedar Grove cemetery. Officials and many out-of-town leaders attended, with city buildings at half mast and schools dismissed for the service.
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London
Thomas M. Waller
Cedar Grove Cemetery
St. James Episcopal Church
Charles B. Waller
Vauxhall
Channing Street
James Church
Phillip M. Sherridge
Norris G. Osborne
New Haven
Waller
William H. Shieldy
Norwich
New London County Barociation
James P. Johnston
Chrpher L. Avery
Groton
Superior Court
Waller, Waller, Avery and
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Abel FF. Tane
Graham
Hislop
James Hislop
Bigary Woods
Malcolm M. Scott
Council
Cny
New London County Har
County Court House
Thase
Cedar Grove
Kerridge
Hadlai Hull
John FF. Sullivan
Larry Brogan
Russell J. Hollandersky
Warren
Burrows
Arthur B. Calkins
Charles B. Whitelesey
Philip 2. Hankey
Mortis Lubrichanksy
Nathan Belcher
John C. Geary
Arthur T. Keefe
Wrarion R. Davis
Charles J. Smiddy
Frank '. McGuire
Frederick P. la
Son of House of David King Dies at 40 in Michigan
Coy Purnell 40, son of Benjamin Purnell fugitive king of the House of David colony, died at Shiloh house, his father’s home in Renton Harbor Michigan, late Sunday. Cause listed as lingering illness aggravated by pneumonia. Death made public today.
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Coy Purnell
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Shiloh House
Robbers Fail to Saferedy Theatrical Heist at Princess Theatre
In Hartford two youths invaded the Princess theatre early today and struck janitor Sebastano Bucchieri with a 38 caliber pistol, then fled without opening the safe containing weekend receipts. Blood stains marked their escape path, and one assailant may have been wounded by a discharged gun.
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Hartford
Princess Theatre
Sebastano Bucchieri
Bucchieri
Mystery in Death of Woman Found in Auto
Investigators pursue the death of Laura Hall of Huntington West Virginia after her body with a bullet wound is found in a car. Three men held as suspicious persons linked to an earlier McKees Rocks hold up, with one man claiming accidental shooting. Hall, 19, had separated from husband Henry P. Hall since early last year.
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Laura Hall
Huntington
W. Va
McKees Rocks
Here
Charles G. Jordan
Uuntington
Conflagration Devastates Littleton Main Street
A major fire in Littleton New Hampshire swept the east side of the main street for about three hours causing damage near four million dollars. The blaze began in a building housing the Premier theatre and the Northern Ratet. Several blocks including the Boylston and Snowden blocks and the Cottage hotel were destroyed or damaged. No lives were reported lost though families were displaced as windows shattered from the heat. Fire units from Bethlehem and Lisbon aided local crews in frigid conditions. The cause remained undetermined.
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N. HL
Dan
White Mountain
Boylston
T! Snowden
Roundville
Boyles Specialty Shop
Bethlehem
Lisbon
Frostbitten rider alleges robbery after Hartford invite
John Shoals of Hast Hartford is hospitalized with frost bitten feet. He says two men invited him to ride home in a Hartford auto Saturday night, took him to a side street in Hurnalde, robbed him of 82 and his clothes, and locked him in a deserted house cellar before police found him.
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Jran
John Shoals
Hartford
Hurnalde
Relief Board Discusses General Matters in Common Connect Chamber
The Board met for the second time yesterday afternoon in the Common Connect chamber. General matters were discussed for the benefit of Tracy Warren, the new member, and the upcoming board meetings were reviewed and considered.
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Board of Relief Net
Tracy Warren
Tts
Former Wesleyan dean dies in California
Dr Alfred A Wright former dean of Wesleyan University Connecticut died at his Sierra Madre home near Pasadena California aged 72 He was an author and held a philosophy doctorate from Ohio Wesleyan University His passing follows a life in academia and public service.
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Pasadena
Calif
Alfred A. Wright
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
Sierra Maurice
Wright
Ohio Wesleyan University
Peter
Wenningham
The Ideal 339 portable sewing machine ad
The Ideal 339 portable electric sewing machine offer lets you place the table, attach to an electric socket, and start sewing with foot control. It runs three hours at a cost of one cent and is priced at 39 dollars.
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Munky
A Good Machine in the Home Club Notice
A brief public notice urges joining a club emphasizing practical repairs at home. It touts quick mendability of many items and easy homemade fixes as a path to efficiency and economy.
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