Morgan Lends US$10 Million to Italian Banking Group
Thomas W. Lamont confirmed that J P Morgan arranged a revolving credit of 10 million dollars for one year for a banking group led by the Bank of Italy. The group includes three Italian banks and the Bank of Italy. Disclosed as part of a Finance Ministry statement in Rome, the deal accompanies an Italian rediscount rate increase from 6 to 6.5 percent.
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Chamber of Deputies
Nfu York
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Bank of Italy
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How to Live Health Series on Water and Dental Care
A health advisory urges daily water intake and water-rich foods for fluid balance and waste removal. It stresses frequent medical and dental exams, especially to identify dead teeth and root infections linked to broader illnesses, and promotes X ray analysis and modern dental procedures.
Postoffice Robbed But Loot Recovered
Postoffice robbed but loot recovered after assailants fled into pantry outside town. Police halted pursuit as armed robbers fired. they were surrounded and captured by a posse of citizens. Loot found in abandoned automobile.
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Arinhile
Coolidge Not to Act for Movies Plan Is Changes
Washington June 2 AP Plans to have Rainmond Navarro photoprinted receiving a dummy diploma from President Coolidge at the naval academy commencement were altered by Secretary White. A similar scene will be staged without Coolidge, after the formal exercises the superintendent will take the President’s place and the film will proceed. Pressure arose from news of the plot and concerns about advertising. Secretary Wilbur rejected a direct approval yet suggested a modified scene for publicity.
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Rainmond Navarro
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Naval Academy
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Navarro
Academy
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Howe
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Navi
Vaudeville Actor Tohn T Neff Laid To Rest In Lakeview
Vaudeville actor Tohn T Neff, famed as a brainy comedian, was laid to rest yesterday at Lakeview Cemetery. The service, held at Henry Bishop mortuary chapel, drew a large crowd. Neff, whose home was 697 Noble Avenue, died of pneumonia at French Hospital after a long stage career begun at age fifteen. He had been divorced and largely away from the stage. his life included a period performing with his wife before their split.
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Pay as You Go: New York Cities Urged to Halt Bond Use
State Comptroller Vincent Murphys top aide urged mayors and officials to adopt a pay as you go policy to avoid financial chaos. The plan aims to curb public debt and tighten spending as the legislative session opened.
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Tobacco Association Meets in Hartford
The Tobacco Association plans its next annual convention in Hartford after a recent partial session. Atlantic tf NF Tune 2 The Sational cigar leaf group voted to hold the Hartford gathering and allocated funds for advertising in newspapers and magazines. Teroma Water of New Vekels was elected president. Godw Sevalt of Hartford Con vice president.
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Heriwerty
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Teroma Water
New Vekels
Hetford
Harem Wo Dilgan
New Tok
Otam Witham
Hartford
Hartford Man Admits Theft Move
Hartford man pled to theft and related charges after a chase yesterday, involving property worth several hundred dollars. He faces a possible prison term after sentencing by the court.
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Hartford
Canada Claims North Lands Up To Polar Regions
American flags ready as MacMillan expedition plans stake out new continent for United States. Ottawa dispatch notes Canada asserts dominion rights north of Alaska and toward polar regions, denying Wrangel Island claims while preparing to plant flags and investigate a vast unexposed landmass north toward the Pole.
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MacMillan
United States
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New York
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MaMillan
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Alaakha
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Weltonald
Vottari to be tried on Tuesday in murder case
The June term of the Superior criminal court opened with Judge Banks presiding. Giovanni Vottari of New Britain faces first degree murder charges for the killing of Salvatore D Angelo in New Britain amid jealousy rumors. Also listed are two Hartford police officers on proceedings, plus Peter J. Yorgi and Albert Rome in various parole and theft cases. The docket includes theft, motor vehicle, and liquor-law violations as the term gets underway.
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Jonn W Banks
Giovanni Vottari
New Britain
Savatore D Angelo
Hartford
Peter J Yorgi
Wethersfield
Sisliter
Albert Ft
Rome
Tilchard
Wear
Hartford Town Court
Freeman Goes Free in Murder Case Quashed
An indictment for first degree murder against Henry Keeman of Princeton Mass was not pressed in superior court for lack of existence and Freeman was discharged from custody. Maulla died days after being shot at a house in Whoop Poo Willinn in Trast Princeton, with gunshot wounds causing blood poisoning. Freeman was arrested near Gus Mass on February 4.
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Sgalrat
Henry Keeman
Princeton Mass
Amlen Mantla
Princeton
Emerson Woaker
Freeman
Maulla
Worcester
Gus Mass
Hand drawn dress lengths and sale items at low price
A crowded sale displays dress lengths of fine cotton voiles and broadcloth in multiple colors at 3.95. Accessories include English pottery, glassware, and kitchen items with prices ranging from 25 cents to 2 dollars. Strong emphasis on fashion fabrics and household goods with model wearing new designs.
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