American lawyers to attend Paris bar reception after London visit
A large American lawyer delegation will go to Paris for a reception in honor of French lawyers, arranged through Ambassador Jusserand and the Paris bar. The event caps a plan with the American Bar Association in London and Paris, with many details and committees named for entertainment and logistics.
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Dallas
Tex
Jules Jusserand
Itrench
M. Toureave
Order Advocates of
Paris
Amcan Chamber of Commerce France
Robert B. L. Saner
American Association
Bawax
Ambassador Jusseland
William D. Guthrie
New York
Fred R. Coudert
George Dereagre
New Orleans
George B. Rose
Little. Rock
James. Brown
Scott
Washington
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Painting Left Metropolitan Museum Bequeathed in Will
A valuable painting titled The Christus by J Heinrich Hoffman of Dresden is willed to the Metropolitan Museum of New York in the Wolfe Thorne of Millbrook will probated today. Thorne was fatally injured in a car accident near Danbury.
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Poughkeepsin, S. VY
Christus
J. Heinrich Hoffman
Dresden
Germany
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Wolfe Thorne
Millbrook
Thorne
Danbury
Cor
Research progress in cancer and foot and mouth remedies
London July 7 Vice Chancellor J George Adams of Liverpool University says research at the university has reached a stage to affect the disappearance of some or all internal cancers. He adds that work on foot and mouth disease has progressed, with a remedy expected soon.
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London
J. George Adams
Liverpool University
McGill, University
Federal taxes on 1922 incomes show records and trends
Washington reports 1928 statistics of income showing a net national income of 21.3 billion dollars taxed by the federal government. 6,787,450 filers paid 864 million in tax while the per capita tax averaged 86 dollars. The report notes rising tax totals, shifts in income brackets, and about six million filers paying taxes on net incomes.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Threse
British Flier MacLaren Plans Short Stay in Japan
A. Stuart MacLaren, the British aviator undertaking a world flight with two companions, arrived at Kasumigaura and will spend several days in the region before continuing. A program of entertainment is arranged at Kasumigaura and at the naval base while the plane is overhauled for long jumps toward the Wurlies and the Aleutians.
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Tokio
Ily
Associated Press
A. Stuart MacLaren
Kasumijura
MacLaren
Kasumigaure Naval Base
Aleutians
Minato
Island
Honshu
Cabinet to commute Muir death sentence to life imprisonment
The Citizen reports Ottawa dispatch that Walter Muir of New York City will have his death sentence commuted to life imprisonment. The original sentence was to hang him at Valleyfield Quebec next Friday for the murder of Monte Avide during a quarrel over a dog last September.
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Ottawa
Citizen
Cabinet Council
Walter Muir
New York City
Valleyfield
Que
Monte aVide
Cox Arrives in New York Hopes to End Deadlock
James M. Cox of Ohio, Democratic presidential nominee in 1920, arrives in New York and meets party leaders while asserting he is not a candidate and would not accept the nomination this year. He seeks a non factional harmony to foster a possible Democratic nomination and presidency.
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Cox
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Hays
Quietus Gomes In Auto Arrests On Westport Road
Westport July 7 More the first time since the automobile season began and the State flying squadron patrolling highways town court failed to bring motor law violators in a three day period no serious accidents reported J ay Town court opened and adjourned as one motor law case brought by Captain Walter Dutty over until Thursday the accused is Mrs W Benedict at 11 Hincksey avenue Stamford charged with reckless driving
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Westport
Elegram Service
Jay Town
Walter Dutty
W- Benedict
CN R ailway officers offer salary cut to ease deficit
Montreal July 7. In response to revenue shortfalls officers of the Canadian National Railways proposed contributing one day's salary to help reduce the deficit. The executives stated the move reflects a general wage reduction across the system.
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Montreal
Canadian National Railways
Nemolastik Self-Reducing Girdle Offers Youthful Figure
An all rubber girdle crafted from pure gum rubber with silk coating promises not to tear or distort. It provides constant massage to reduce excess flesh and remains adjustable as the figure decreases. features a closed back, peach shade, four garters, and is priced at $10.75. Located on the second floor rear.
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Nemo
Crepe de chine fabric offered in multiple colors
Fine texture crepe de chine yard length 40 inches wide for $2. Available colors include snapdragon yellow pink pigtail fallow prawn cardinal jade nile coral navy white and black. Describes a uniform and firm cloth suitable for frocks or undergarments. Third Moor front.
Bathing season styles fill shops with colorful suits
The notice highlights a wide range of bathing suits in navy, black, green striped, and multi color patterns. It advertises two in one styles priced from 2.95 to 5.00, with options for women men boys girls and children, on the second floor rear.
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Howlands
Columbia
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Japan
Kasumigaura
Lus Selock
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Quietus Gomes
Westport Road
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Howland Dry Goods
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Interest City Savings Bank
Goodyear
Blue Ribbon Tire Service Inc
Goodsyear
Worl
Noble
Ayyad. Mfg.co. Hoboken-Ndi
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