Minnesota polls hitg. o. p. hard, sen. Moses says
Washington dispatch quotes Senator Moses of New Hampshire, Republican campaign chair, warning Minnesota’s Farmer-Labor upset could spread to Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Oregon, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and Minnesota. He predicts continued farmer discontent and a looming consumers’ strike amid high prices, hindering Republican hopes in the next Senate.
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Washington
Tarmer-Labor Party
Minnesota
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Magnus Johnson
Farmer-Labor
Jast Congress
Northwest
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Oregon
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Plan to Water Horses in Heat Prompts Public Campaign
John H. Liebke district agent of the Connecticut Humane Society leads a summer campaign to aid horses during hot weather. Efforts focus on supplying convenient drinking places and households with outdoor faucets are asked to let teamsters water horses from a pail when needed, improving animal care.
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John H. Liebke
Connecticut Humane Society
Hearst story of K K K came by theft
The Knights of the Ku Klux Klan asked the Federal court to stop publication of further Hearst magazine articles by Norman Mapgood and to order the return of papers allegedly taken from the Klan office in Atlanta. Rhodes McPhail, a clerk, allegedly sold the papers to the International Magazine Company for 3900 dollars through Samuel S. Castleton and Louis A. Glaggis to discredit the Klan and deter potential members.
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New York
Tuly
International Magazine Company, Inc
Hearst
Norman Mapgood
Atlanta
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Tuc
Federal District, Court
Rhodes McPhail
Samuel SN. Castleton
Firemen Seek Pact On Back Pay Amid Bureau Battle
City Attorney John A. Cornell and firemen attorney Thomas M. Cullinan met without agreement over pay as the Fire Prevention Bureau battle continues. A further conference is set for next week to seek a settlement allowing back pay and former salaries pending Supreme Court rulings. An injunction against reducing ranks and abolishing the bureau was sustained, but pay remains withheld pending the appeal. The Supreme Court reconvenes in October to decide the case.
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John A. Cornell
Thomas M. Cullinan
Fire Prevention Bureau
Cullinan
Supreme Court
William M. Marble
Cornell
Boundary dispute clouds Cosgrave Craig row in Dublin Belfast
In Dublin today President Cosgrave announced a boundary review under article 12 of the Anglo Irish treaty with McNeill named to represent the Free State. Premier Craig of Northern Ireland rejected any boundary commission as illegal and said no Northern representative would join the panel.
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Dublin
Associated Pre
Dail
Whann Today
Cosgrave
Ireland
Education McNeill
Free State
Boundary Commission
Rted
Belfast
Craig
Northern Government
Northern
Minnesota man chosen Bank Institute head
Cleveland Ohio July 20 An address by former secretary of agriculture T Meredith of Des Moines Iowa the election of officers and the selection of Baltimore for the 1924 convention were the high spots of the closing business sessions of the first annual convention of the American Institute of Banking Clarence B R Chaney of Minneapolis was elected president and Edwin V Krick of San Francisco vice president
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Cleveland
Ohio
Agriculure &. T
New York Cotton Exchange Opens New 19 Floor Trading Room
About 1 000 brokers from around the world attend the opening of the New York Cotton Exchange trading room nineteen floors above Hanover Square This modern building features a daily updated weather map automatic ventilation and loudspeaking boards Premier Stanley Baldwin sends congratulations via Col J Shute Texas cotton man Col Sloane Simpson attends seeking a 40 million loan for the Texas crop Trading begins Monday at 10 a m and marks a new era in cotton commerce
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New York
Old Hanover Squa
New Exchange
Exchange
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
J. Shute
Liverpool
America
Baldwin
Col. Sloane Simpson
Texas
New Orleans Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
India House
Realty Records Real Estate Deeds across Bridgeport Area
Warranty deeds listing transfers among many parties including Onodi Wargo Urbachewski Walk er Walsh Tretherton Mirsch Gondog Feldman and Barron. Properties on Ridge Brooks Capitol Grove Benfield Stratford Pine Ogden Pequannock Exeter and Ox Brook roads change hands with prices up to 36006 observed.
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Joseph Onodi
Mary
Stratford Avenue
Peter Gondog
Lizzie Gondoz
Joseph Feldman
Pine Street
Qqait
Deca
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Philip Wilkins
Capitol Avenue
Bamalesevica Lo Rose Dinerstein
Ogden Street
Jernard Sutter
Barnith Sakewitz
Pequannock Street
John I. Neary
John J. Ryburn
Wreport Bank
Trust Company
Whitehead- Jones Company
Ox Brook Road
Giuseppe Scire
Aganese Gian
Namgre
Marie W. Nolan
Whiterhead-Jones Company
Heritage Terks
Ouis Einerstein
Hern Rack
Ellen Abretky
Glitard
J. Brotherton
Scofield Avenue
Arthur A. Walsh Et al
Freneelek TS
Groventree
Louis Warde
Julia Wargo
Joseph Canli
Mary Onodi
Ridge Avenue
Harry Bomstein
Marcus Hirsch
Renty
Spruce Street
John J. Barron
Catherine Farro
Annie Kearney
Valty
Exeter Street
John J. Tarron
Catherine A. Tarron
Bridgeport Savings: Bank
Joxeter Street
Barnich Sakowit Lo He Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank
Piquonnock Street
Barnith Sakewitx
John B. Neary
John J. Ry
Turning straw into fertilizer in England
In England a patent describes a process to artificially produce nitrogen-rich fertilizer from straw. Straw is treated with cellulolytic organisms and specific chemicals to start the reaction, yielding about two percent nitrogen. The claim is that a strong crop could be turned into roughly half its weight as nitrogen-bearing fertilizer.
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England
Complete plans for manufacturers picnic announced
The Manufacturers association outlines plans for its annual outing on Thursday. The group will depart from North avenue east of Brooklawn avenue around 11 0 o clock and arrive at the picnic grounds by noon for a clambake. An informal program includes quoits shot put javelin archery pole vault golf driving rifle and trip sheeting with baseball and volleyball games. Prizes will be supplied by members from their products and many are expected to compete.
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Manufacturers’ Association
North Avenue
Brooklawn Avenue
Bargain clothing and golf gear sale items listed
Hand made waists and sheer voiles at 2.75 with new models. Briarcliff golf clubs wood or iron 1.69 and Burke clubs 2.75. Brown canvas golf bag 2.45. Men s bathing suit 2.90. Pure wool golf hose 1.45. Black sateen panty dresses and trims 2 to 5 years 0.85. Sweaters 1.95 for 2 to 6 years.
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Kid Louis
Goodall Palm Beach
New York Daily Will Produce Man in Fallon Case
In New York July 20 the hearing before Referee Terence Farley examined claims that authorities and the American newspaper concealed a witness. Ernest Eldritz, Fallon’s ex-employee, testified about papers in the Fuller and McGee case. The session adjourned after journalist Carl Helm and editor offered to produce Elditz and Milditz witness at a later date.
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N.Y. Daily
Man
Fallon
New York
Dred States Attorney's Office
Local
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
New York America
Wiliam J. Fallon
Terence Farley
Vistor Watson
the American
Ernest. Eldtz
Elduts
TH. M. Fuller & Company
Walon
Fuller
William F. McGee
Vuarses
Lita
Witt x
Mildred Adams
Samuel Fames
Miss Adams
James
United Star
Joyce
Eiahuts
Hidlitz
Deborah Baden
Freeport
Midlitz Menray
Rules Cider Must Be Curbed Before It Gets a Kick
Washington July 20 Manufacture of cider and other non intoxicating fruit juices is authorized without permit under regulations issued to Commissioner Blair of the Triernal Sevens bureau. Only those who make them must add preservatives to prevent further alcohol fermentation. Fruit juices may not be used for beverage purposes after becoming intoxicants. Regulations define served sweet cider as having fermentation prevented before serving or by benzoate treatment, with acetic acid at four percent shifting it to authentic vinegar.
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Washington
Blair
Triernal Sevens Bureau
Haskell Leaves Russia for Return Home
Moscow July 29 Associated Press says Colonel William N Haskell head of American relief administration in Russia departs for home with his staff. Kameneff, president of the Soviet, sent bouquets and best wishes as the party left. Rochester reports a local club trade of Ralph Judd for Francis Karpp with no cash exchanged.
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Moscow
Preas
Olonel
William N. Klaskell
American Relief Administration
Russia
Laanden Witth
M. Kameneff
Haskell
Rochester
Ralph Judea
Francis kKarpp
Judd
Karpp
Plichera
Radium silk petticoats on sale in assorted colors
Slightly imperfect radium silk petticoats offered at 3.95 from 7.50 full price. Women's dress aprons in assorted ginghams per cales checks and stripes selling at 95c from a 1.25 regular.
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Minesota
Hitg. O. P. Hard
Sen
Congress
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc., Jewelers
Opticians
Stat Arcade
Boundary
MAN Chosen Bank Institute
West End
Mook. Schwarts. Mrup
State Street
Trading Room
N. Y. Mart
Bridgeport
Goa
Bey Mill
Howland Dry Goods
Fritz & Hawley Inc
Main ST
Healy’s
Pure Food Store
Main Street
Stratford
Devon
Milford
Morris
Haas
Sperry & Barnes
Maxwell House Coffs
White
Price
Hastings Corset Shop
Sacro Illiac
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