Supreme Court Advances Date of Macliffe Case
The Supreme Court moved the hearing in the Connecticut appeal to March 23 to decide if state courts can prosecute federal cases involving alleged violations of U S law. The case concerns Prohibition enforcement officer McAuliffe and warrants, with witnesses detained in Hartford County Jail prompting urgency. District Attorney Ruston in New York urged immediate theater inspections after a Brooklyn collapse to prevent similar disasters.
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Awashington
Supreme Court
Connecticut
United States
A. McAuliifs
Dinber
U. & District. Court For
Hartford County
New York
Van
Joby EB. Ruston
Brooklyn
Washington
Ruston
USA
The Easiest Way to End Dandruff
An old advertisement claims a simple dandruff cure using plain squid arvor applied nightly to moisten the scalp. Four ounces of the liquid arvon allegedly dissolves and destroys dandruff by morning with repeated use, stopping itching and leaving hair glossy and soft.
Darkened Hair Remedy Promoted By California Resident
An advertisement touts a home remedy used by J A McCesa known as Daddy and Grandpa for darkening gray hair. Mix half a pint water with one ounce bay rum, a crab box of Barboo Compound and a quarter ounce of glyzerine. Apply to the hair twice weekly until the shade deepens. The formula claims to color the hair without staining the scalp, being non sticky and non rubbing off.
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J. A. McCesa
California
Daddy
One Act Play at Y W C A Open House
A one act play titled Three Pills in a Battle was presented yesterday at the Y W C A on Golden Hall Street during open house. Grace D. Claris directed the drama featuring Miss Clark’s dramatic class with Tony Sims played by Miss Kessler and Widow Sims by Miss Briton, among others. The Harvard Workshop piece closed with the child Tony healing and the sinner’s repentance, followed by a social afternoon with committee hostesses and a solo by Mrs. Lucien Warner.
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Golden Hall Street
Grace D. Claris
Miss Clark
Tony Sims
Tony
Sims
Giuch
Hig
Weepa
Joey
Migs
Kola Kessler
Mery Briton
Mieg Josephines Conkin
Florence Alper
Tha Sclasory Grinder
Mary Downey
Lilian Jones
Tha
Catherine Allison
Hilla Paterson
Harvard
Lucien Warner
Bmi Warner
Two Hundred Men Put to Work Cleaning City Streets
Two hundred men on the Department of Charities unemployed emergency payroll were transferred to the Public Works department yesterday to sweep and repair city streets. Director George M. Coughlin directed crews as teams were dispatched to clear sidewalks and public thoroughfares.
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Department of Charitiies
Public Works Department
Public Works
George M. Coughlin
Hooper Calls Tribunal for Railroad Labor Disputes
New York Jan 30 Ben W Hooper public member of the United States Railroad Labor Board urged a competent tribunal to settle railroad labor controversies with enforceable penalties. He framed two main settlement plans economic warfare or adjudication and pressed for orderly government role to protect transportation and public welfare.
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New York
Ben W. Hooper
United States Rathreac Labor Board
The
Civic Federation
Hooper
Uthat
Cartiers
Publc
eThet
Mle
Mr. Hooper
Washington
Renesfarth
Middletown Autoist Case Scheduled for Superior Court
MIDDLETOWN Jan 30 William W Miner of Middletown is on trial charged with manslaughter in the Stained Moors death of Harold Geff. Geff died after a car crash on December 11 and Miller's bound brushes were involved. The case will be sent to the next term of the Superior Court in bonds of 1,002.
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Mishiden
William W. MiNer
Middletown
Plertonn Anges
Harold Geff
Miller's
Sacred College Conclave Prep Nears Pontiff Vote
Rome reports the Sacred College completed today and will begin conclave preparations on Thursday to elect a pope. Fifty three cardinals from various regions have arrived or are en route, with Cardinal Logue among the electors. They will stay at Vatican facilities and nearby colleges until the selection.
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Fressi
Sacred College
Cardinal Logue
All Ireland
Aristiop
Naples
Herrere
Santiago di Compostella
Spelrooverde
Rivanieco
Skrbensky
Olmatz
Ocouncil
Archbishes
Gosten
Dougherty
Philadelphia
Begin
Queboc
Cardingle
O'Connell
Dougherty Probioty
Escaped German Prisoner Linked to Hospital Ship Sink
Lieutenant Ludwig Dittmar, once sentenced to four years for the sinking of the hospital ship Llandovery, reportedly escaped from Naumburg prison. A reward of 60,000 marks is offered for his recapture.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Ludwig Dittmar
Leipste Supreme Court
Llandovery
Yaytle
Naumburg
Hia Reéenptsro
Nightcap and The Nightcap at Tyrie Theatre
Crowded house roars at Tyrie theatre with The Nightcap comedy thriller delighting audiences. Foster and Ed mund Abbey receive praise as Lyric showcases twists and laughs, while Empire presents Meighan in A Phen. Plaza and other acts charm crowds with comedy and acrobatics.
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Everbody
Weex
Stack Company
Tyrie Theatre
Lyric
Thea
Williams
Foster
Edmund Abbey
Cifanca
Guy Bolton
Max Marcin
Bally
Tares
Adam
Ve't
New York
Seven Smallpox Patients Leave City Hospital
Three well defined smallpox cases and one suspected case were reported to the Health department yesterday. The adults are Harry Alpaunh James Frampton and Mrs G Kelly. A high school girl Doris Srightwell remains under observation as thirty six others are under care.
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Buglawood Hespltal
Willan
Coan
Vi&iecy
Harry Alpaunh
Waterman Street
James Frampton
Williaton Street
Mrrs
G. Kelly
Pembroke Guest
Doris Srightwell
Land Avenue Ig
Phyriciarts
Letters Granted to Son of Shackleton
Letters of administration of the estate of Ernest Shackleton of this city who died February 19 were granted to his son Fred yesterday in the local Probate Court. The estate consists of real estate in Milford and stock in the American Chain Company valued at about $1,000. James Dixon and R. Parry were appointed approvers by Judge Miller.
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Ernest Shakleton
Fred
Cours
Milford
American Chain Company
James $ Dixon
Mmier
Fragmented OCR: Readable bits on future use and shape
The clipped text hints at preparing for future use by shaping and organizing data. It mentions rolling and proper handy form, with stray terms like future use and shape though the sentence remains incomplete and ambiguous.
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