Baruch Demands Mason Evidence in Copper Theft Case
War Industries Board chief Baruch writes Representative Mason demanding immediate submission of evidence to Congress and to the attorney general. Baruch asserts Mason’s statements imply a suit against Baruch over a copper theft claim, urging swift action and truth in the record.
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Washington
Baruch
The
War Industries Board
Mason
Twinois
Barney Baruch
United States
Miners Buried by Mine Explosion Near Cokesburg
CLOTSBURGH June 1 At least ten miners were killed by an explosion in the coal shaft of the Ontario Gas Coal company near Cokesburg Fa. The foreman said bodies were buried under tons of earth and could not give exact figures until recoveries. The men, employed by the Ontario Gas Coal company, were sinking a shaft for coal.
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Clotsburgh
Ontario Gas Gon Company
Cokesburg
Ontario Gas Coal Company
Schine Awarded 66 By Judge Ives In Plumbing Case
Judge J M Ives of the Common Pleas court awarded David Schine and others 66 dollars in a suit against New York Plumbing and Heating Contractors Inc. The decision disallowed a balance due on a heating contract at State Street and noted breaches of contract to specifications. Schine sought 1590 dollars in damages, with a 760 dollar counter claim also disallowed.
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J. Moss Tvés
Common Pleas Court
David Schine
New York Plumbing and Heating Contractors, Inc
Schine
State Street
Sehine al
Ives
Former Stamford Man Escapes From Asylum
A Stamford man formerly living in the city, Peydinand Jatdetti, committed to Middletown insane asylum in May 1918, has escaped. He arrived in New Haven on March 10, 1911, and allegedly killed his stepfather, wounded his wife, and attempted suicide three times while in local custody.
Four Divorces Contested in Stamford Court Yesterday
State referee Yudge Mitton A. Shiumway heard four contested divorce cases yesterday in Stamford. Cases include Wattie Olson Schidkneert versus Frederick Schildkneert of Stamford, Frederick Definger versus Jenny Oetizger of Stamford, Theresa Courilla versus Stephen Courilla of Bridgeport, and Henry Bilmerick versus Anna Hilmerick.
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Yudge Mitton A. Shiumway
Wattie Olson Schidkneert
Frederick Schildkneert
Stamford
Frederick Definger
Jennie Oetizger
Theresa Courilla
Stephen Courilla
Bridgeport
Henry Bilmerick
Anna Hilmerick
Typewriter Plant Moves to Flushing Long Island
Notice of substantial progress in relocating Hensington Typewriter plant from this city to Flushing New York. Sale of company property to Columbia Graphophone Manufacturing was announced months ago with many operatives to transfer to the Long Island site.
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Hensington Typewriter
Flushing
Columbia ‘Graphophone Manufacturing Company
Long Islandy
State Board Reports Connecticut Americanization Schools
Hartford June 2 At a State board meeting Robert C Deming director of Americanisation presented a seven month report on Americanization efforts in Connecticut The bureau noted schools established with January the peak month averaging 1967 attendees
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Hartford
State Board
Ecuelon
Robert C. Deming
Americanisation
Bureau of American Insistences
Connecticut
Seymour Strike Grows To Six Hundred At Seymour Manufacturing
Unskilled workers at Seymour Manufacturing strike expanded to about 600 as of June 2. A strike committee formed last night demanded a 44 hour week and 75 cents per hour. Company officials reportedly had not received a formal demand for shorter hours or higher wages.
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Swyanour
Seymour Manufacturing Company
Bergdoll Investigation Approved by Congress
Congress favors an investigation into the escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the Philadelphia draft evader, after a report endorsing authorized probing of the escape was issued today. The move aims to uncover how Bergdoll evaded military service and fled into exile.
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Washington
Tuas
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia
Oriental fringe couch cover sale in summer glow
A summer sale offers oriental style couch covers with fringe options at 3.95 each. The patterns emphasize cool, comfortable lounge looks while protecting furniture from wear. Limited stock and vibrant prints highlight the seasonal home decor deal.
Lightweight sports shirt sale with special price
Advertises light weight shirts for real sports enthusiasts with short sleeves and roll collar. Claims good fabric quality and opportunistic savings. Special price listed as 1.69 dollars.
Balbriggan Summer Underwear Sells Fast
A special lot of Balbriggan summer underwear priced at 1.75 each targets men shifting from heavy garments after Memorial Day. Available in short sleeves and various lengths including knee and ankle options, some made of Balbriggan and Lisle for cooler comfort during work or sport.
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