Lenine Memorial Meeting Break Up Sparks Local Inquiry
Investigation by authorities into alleged Communist activity follows a break up of a Lenine memorial meeting by an American Legion post. Mayor Hart says Reds cannot hold meetings in the valley under the Wyoming monument, with planned protection from special counsel and a prominent bishop and lawyer participating. Also: Amelia A. Osborn estate in Monroe valued around 5 thousand dollars with multiple beneficiaries.
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Welk Ds-Barre
Davis
Pinochet
American Legion Post
Tempel
Mart
Pinchot
Platorm
Petersons Ointment Healing Letter Promises Miracle Cure
Mrs Albert Southcott of Lyntonville New York writes that Petersons Ointment cured her old ulcer after nine dollars spent with complete relief and healing. She claims mobility restored and urges others to try the product declaring it a true miracle and offers the letter for recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Albert Southcott
Lyntonville
N.Y
Price
Is Your Child Thin and Weak A Cod Liver Oil Cure
An advert touts 3 Voy's Cod Liver Tablets as a faster, tastier alternative to cod liver oil for strengthening weak or malnourished children, especially after illness or suspected rickets. The copy promises rapid improvement and removal of the stomach upset associated with oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindle
Manis Held in Mail Truck Robbery Case at Federal Building
Joston, Jan. 30 Harry Manis of Revere appeared at the federal building and was placed under formal arrest on a conspiracy charge linked to a $2 million mail truck robbery in Los Angeles in March 1922. He pled not guilty and posted $30,000 for a hearing. Vert R. Chapman, of this city, was arrested on a similar charge. Bonds totaling $200,000, part of the loot, were recovered in this city after postal inspectors traced them through Boston brokers to Lanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joston
Harry Manis
Revere
Federal Building
Los Angeles
R. Chapman
Boston
Denmark Prince Arrives to Seek Intended Fianc e
Denmark Prince Viggo arrives in New York amid uncertainty over an engagement to Eleanor Green. He confirms his brother Prince Eric plans to wed Lois Booth on February 11 in Ottawa, dodges questions about the Danish succession, and hints he will stay in New York until February 8. The scene unfolds with reporters and a dockside crowd as the prince reviews a newspaper notice of a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bue
Lexington Avenue
Dr. Green
Man Is Lost At Sea After Oar Breaks Off Newport Coast
Mrs. Cook reports her husband Jan 30 was swept to sea from No Man's Land near Martha's Vineyard when an oar broke leaving him to drift toward Newport. Rescue efforts followed as Mrs. Cook was saved by five men, and authorities alerted coast guard units from Woods Hole to Cuttyhunk. The couple's relatives live in New Haven and Boston, and she had urged him ashore years earlier for safety.
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Nedford
No Man's
Martha’s Vineyard
Cook
No Man's Land
Joshua Crane
Boston
Mra
Newport
FBI
New Bedford
Coast Guard
Acushnet
Woods Hole
Newport Police
Cuttyhunk
New Haven
Yale Woman Astronomer Margaretta Palmer Dies Suddenly
Miss Margaretta Palmer of Yale University astronomy department died suddenly at her New Haven home. A Vassar graduate of 1881, she earned her doctorate in 1884 and joined Yale Observatory as a research assistant. She belonged to a Branford family with Colonial-era connections and published works on comet orbits.
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New Haven
Margaretta Palmer
Yale University
Vassar
Yale Observatory
Henry Conklin Dies From Fall in Detroit
Henry Conklin, a former Fairfield resident and structural steel worker in Detroit, died after three rivets failed at a building project. Son of Div W Conklin of Ansonia and Alissa Genevieve Conklin of Bridgeport High School, he played for Fordham varsity football with his brother Captain John Conklin, U.S. Navy, who died of pneumonia during the war and whose death was linked to wartime exposure on a stretcher night in Hoquiam.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry Conklin
Fairfield
Div W. Conklin
Ansonia
Dr. C. 8
John Conklin
U, 8
Navy
Hohukes
Washiade
Wilson
Osgtads Con Kins
Two men bound over to higher court for burglaries
Clarence Ritching of 104 Arctic Street and Gregory Toward of 122 Pembroke Street were arraigned in City Court and bound over to the Criminal Superior Court in bonds of $1,000 each. A second note reports Pasquale Hantera discharged after police tried to halt a pool room visit. Charles Clarid faced traffic fines. Michael Palmineri received a suspended sentence and fine. Martha DeVito also received a suspended sentence.
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Clarence Ritching
Arctic Street
Gregory
Pembroke Street
Criminal Superior Court
John Oleynich
Willard Street
Spen
Pasquale Hantera
Pembroke St
Caen
Charles Clarid
Harmony Street
Trafffic
Ziebold
Michael Palmineri
Hallett Itreet
Martha DeVito
Norwalk Man Bound Over In Coat Theft Case
Julius Hedrick of St Bouton Street charged with stealing 22 coats from Greenboro Brothers goods shipped by American Railway Express. Trial lasted from 9 a.m. to evening with 12 witnesses. Hedrick claimed he was drunk and that Buck stole the coats. he was bound over to the next Superior Court term under $500 bond.
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Norwalk
Julius Hedrick
St Bouton Street
Superior Court
Neherian
Candee
Edward M. Lockwood
John J. Cuneo
Hedgid Ag
Greenbero Brothers
American Railway Express
South Norwalk
Hedrick
Aquor
Canadians Act To Help Rum Smuggling War
January 30 report from Quebec states inspectors and border authorities planned a joint campaign against Canadian rum smuggling to the United States. Liquor commission agents and U S forces are expected to cooperate in the war against rum runners as activity resumes on a large scale.
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Quebec
Quebec Liquor Commission
Canada
United States
Liquor Commission
Shortage in Bank Funds Triggers Employee Arrest
Discovery of a $74 940 shortage in the People's Bank of McKeesport funds led to a warrant for the arrest of employee James B Baker. State Banking Department announced the development with Peter G Cameron stating the warrant was issued.
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Harrisburg
Dan
People’s Bank of
McKeesport
State Banking Department
Peter G. Cameron
James B. Baker
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Natural Liver Relief
Thousands suffer stomach upset from clogged liver and disordered bowels. Olive Tablets arouse liver and bowels to normal function, alleviating indigestion and stomach troubles. Purely vegetable with olive oil, sold as a gentle laxative. Take one or two at bedtime for relief.
Charming dresses for the coming season
Charming dresses celebrate real charm in fabric and color. Fabrics include georgette brocade crepe crepe de chine satin crepe Canton crepe. Palette features tans browns greys blacks. Styles range from youthful straight lines to semi formal street wear. Some designs have long drapes or heavy lace trim.
New Spring Dress Styles at Howland Store
Gladden her heart with wide range of spring dresses and new sewing machines. The Howland shop features fashion forward outfits priced 45 to 65 dollars and a selection of The New Ideal and The New Home sewing machines with member discounts. Various oak, walnut, and mahogany cabinet styles are offered with flexible club payment plans. Third floor center.
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Howland Sewing Machine
iBoth
Senk
Flnar
Dr Kahler Shoes Promise Comfort for Healthy Feet
Toward your feet. Your duty toward your feet is to clothe them comfortably. Ninety five out of every hundred cases of foot trouble are due to ill fitting shoes. Corns bunions ingrown nails distorted toes fallen arches and the like. Dr Kahler Shoes offer supreme comfort that does not retard circulation cramp or stiffen the arches. See them now in stylish styles from 7 to 42 dollars.
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Dr. Kahter
Dr. Kahler
Style Book of Spring Hats Show Chic New Fashions
A page from the Spring style book features smart hats for the season. Cloche, tricorne, and turban shapes in red, blue, wood, and black highlight simple designs and bold color. Straw hats with ribbons, silks, crepe de chine, and floral ornaments offer affordable elegance from $7.50 to $13.00.
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Lenine Memorial
Civil Liberties ‘Union
Wlemming & Co
Agents
Denmark
YALE
Man
Dr. Edwards
Gough Batsam
Raion Wank
la Grippe
A.P. Fitch
Concord, N. H
Bridgeport
Conn
Phursilay
THE
Bridgeport Telegram
Holland
Charming
Rand C
Ued, Md
Weer
Howland Dry Goods
Rose Casella
Jan. Sr
Orchard Street
Liberty
Louisiana
Post
Hyye
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