Harvard Overseers Nominees Named for Ballot
Langdon P. Marvin leads the twelve Harvard Overseers candidates for the official ballot to be cast on commencement day. From twenty four nominees, more than five thousand graduates selected the slate. six directors will be elected. Other nominees include Bishop Charles T. Brent Edgar C. Felton Charles A. Coolidge Roger Wolcott Everett J. Lafte James Jackson Albert T. Perkins.
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Cambridge
Mess. James
Harvard
Langdon P. “Marvin
New York
Harvard Alumnii Association
Charles T. Brent
Edgar C. Felton
Haverford
Charles A. Coolidge
Boston
Roger Wolcott
Milton
Everett J Lafte
Connecticut
James Jackson
Massachusetts
Albert T. Perkins
St.Louis
Reinstatement Sought for Carrier Who Criticised Burleson
Washington reports President Harding signed an executive order reinstating Leroy A. Kaschub, a former carrier in this city dismissed in 1917 for alleged abusive language while in uniform. The move followed a request by Rep. Tkson and Sen. McLean and recommendations from Postmaster General Hays after a review by First Assistant Work. Kaschub had criticized former Postmaster General Burleson over Good Friday letter carrier duties.
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Merides
Washington
Harding
Leroy A. Co
Kaschub
Uniform
Tkson
McLean
Will H. Hays
Hubert Work
Easchub
Burleson
Statewide diphtheria and scarlet fever decline noted
The State Board of Health reports a general disease decrease with Bridgeport showing the most scarlet fever cases at 14 last week. Diphtheria remains five in New Haven and Hartford, nine typhoid in Hartford, and Bridgeport with no cases. Measles rise from 54 to 99, paratyphoid up from five to 14.
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Bridgeport
Staty Board of Health
New Haven
Hartford
Atale
Killed When Pinning Under Overturned Auto Near Ridgde Field
William Stahl aged 22 was instantly killed near Ridgde Field when the touring car he rode in overturned and pinned him beneath a wheel. The cause is undetermined but suspected misfortune during a sudden turn. His mother Mrs Elizabeth Stahl, riding with him, escaped with minor injuries.
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Ridgre Field
William Stahl
Stahl
Elizabeth Stahl
Four Year Old Boy Drowned From Boat
A four year old boy, John Wanka, playing alone in a rowboat at Winthrop Cove in New London, fell overboard this noon and drowned. The body was recovered later.
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New London
John Wanka
Winthrop Cove
Rhinehart Fully Exonerated by Army Officials
Rheinheart of 222 Barral Avenue was arrested on a draft act allegation but cleared by City court and army officials. He enlisted in 1917, served four months, and was honorably discharged in 1919. An error led Kingston officials to order his arrest, but his name was expunged from City court records.
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Willian
Rhinehart
Barral Avenue
Cicy Court
Army
Kington
Locmi
Victim Of Accident Taken To Grace Hospital
Miss Minne Brotz of Shelton was injured in an automobile accident January 18 in this city. She was moved last Tuesday to Grace hospital in Haven for treatment. The collision occurred at Pembroke and Bollly streets while she rode in a horse drawn vehicle.
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Minne Brotx
Shelton
Grace Hospital
Haven
Sping Delors Arnold
Wittemore
Miss Brotz
Pembroka
Bollly
Rescuer Flings Clothing Then Helps Family From Fire
In Providence New England, Felix Bori of Blackstone Massachusetts saved his family from a burning two story house. He threw clothing from a second story window and then lowered his children to safety before he and his wife jumped to the ground. The house and two barns were destroyed.
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Providence
Felix Bori
Blackstone
Mags
Ava Chidren
Slayer of Talaat Pasha Acquitted in Berlin
Salomon Teililan, Armenian student, was acquitted by the assize court in Berlin after shooting Talaat Pasha, former Turkish grand vizier and minister of finance, in March. His defense claimed a vision from his murdered mother urged revenge for the 1915 Armenian massacres.
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Eprisin
Workers Laid Off Due to Nationwide Strike
Mew London June 3. A strike of print pressmen and feedmen nationwide echoes at the Babcock Printing press plant where 0 employees were temporarily and indefinitely laid off at closing time last night. President James G. Benet said the strike affected customers and slowed demand for presses. Laid off workers remain employees with group insurance in force.
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London
Babcock Printingress Manufacturing Company
James G. Benet
Tax collections fall off twenty million in May
Washington June 3 Collec tions of income and profile taxes during May fall off by 24,000,000 compared with May last year and nearly 560,000,000 during the eleven months of the present fiscal year. Income and profits taxes collected the government due May aggregated $52,202,000 against $71,1,000,000 a year ago, while for the eleven months the total was $2,641,006,000 against $3,700,000,080 during the corresponding months of last year.
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Washington
Treasury
Advertisement fragment on Horsford acid phosphate pill scene
Fragmentary ad copy mentions a medicinal product Horsford acid phosphate aimed at home use with a dubious claim about a “punch” to all home drinks and a vague appontus to a glass. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or endorsements.
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Horsford
New Organdy Dresses in Lively Color Appeal
Describes colored organdy dresses with ruffles and frilly effects. Praises the youthful charm and attractiveness of bright hues suitable for younger women. Mentions price range from $12.50 to $25 and displays second floor placement.
Hats Glow With Color and Night Market Displays
A colorful display features sports and dress hats in many hues from straw and silk to felt and hemp blends. Hats priced from 2.75 to 7.50, plus smaller silverware and serving pieces. summer waists in lace and embroidery range around 2 dollars, all presented in a bustling Oneida Community shop setting.
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Davelyn
Fashionable summer accessories and fabrics on sale
Silk sport scarfs in multiple colors and single rich hues add distinction to outfits. Organdy and net garments including collars cuffs guimpes rufflings and frouncings offer varied textures. Prices range from 25c to 54 across fabrics and garments with dresses patterns around 9.30. Center aisle main floor.
Summer wear sale items with casual men’s shirts and accessories
An assortment of summer garments and accessories listed with prices from 25 to 5 dollars. Includes union suits at 75 cents, neglige shirts with attached collars, blue chambray shirts, washable ties, and decorative undergarments. Features varied fabrics such as sateen, taft, and jersey silk in multiple colors and finishes.
Good, from every viewpoint in fine boys' suit range
Describes boys' suits in blue serge fabric with tailored jackets and inverted back pleat, including a double-service pant option priced at 14 75. Also notes black and white check mixtures and sizes from 3B to 8, with value prices listed and “front basement” location.
New High Shoes in Russia Calf and Oxfords
Men's oxfords duck-bill toe five dollars each. Russia calf ball-strap model with rubber heel and smart duck-bill toe also five dollars. Russia calf brogue oxfords share the same slick toe and rubber heel at five dollars. English-type oxfords in dark brown calf with narrow toe and rubber heels five dollars. New high shoes in Russia calf available in bluchers or English last on the main floor rear.
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Russia
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the Howland Dry Goods Company
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