Socialists Win German Election Amid Turbulent Vote
Reports from the ASS indicate the independent Socialists led in the first Reichstag race with the largest share. Mathias Birtberger, former vice chancellor and finance minister, is elected from Württemberg, while Karl Helfferich’s run in Hawrburg is doubtful and the German Nationalists suffer losses overall.
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Bemlin
Reichstag
Mathias Birtberger
Vee
Minster
Wwuerseihons
Karl Helfferieh
Osywherg
Cor Wanandare
Count von Barnstert
Dist
Bernstarts
Aml
Marr Reappointed County Health Officer in Annual Meeting
Attorney James A. Marr of this city was yesterday appointed to serve as county health officer at the annual meeting of judges of the Supreme and Superior courts held at Warton. Other county appointments included jury commissioner James W. Avery and messengers Sidney E. Harley and James E. Avery, with notes on resignations and committee assignments for the coming year.
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James A. Marr
Sthis City
Stroedshimess
Supreme
Warton
Pfairtiek County
Briedford, Ui
Jamest W. Avery Messenger
Superior Court
Sidney E. Harley
Haries
John W. Bonthin
City
Suite Bar Bsaminngien
Namara Sues For Injunction In Union Square Property Dispute
DeVar Warner sues D McNamara in Superior Court seeking a permanent injunction and $1000 damages. Warner owns property on Main Street near Union Square, while McNamara owns land nearby. He alleges McNamara’s rear land strip trespass risks breach of peace and seeks removal of a fire escape that extends over Warner property.
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Superior Court
DeVar E. Warner
D. McNamara
Warner
Main Street
Union Square
McNamara
Contentio
Warne
Steers Plunge Into Sea Off Havana Harbor
Hundreds of fine steers stampeded aboard the American steamer St. Charles and plunged into the sea off Morro Castle near Havana harbor Saturday afternoon. Many were eaten by sharks, while a small number swam ashore and wandered the sobs of the harbor.
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Havana
St. Charles
Morro Castle
Alleged forger victim of new device in bank scare
New York June 3 A paying teller at an uptown Pacific bank branch activated a button triggering automatic door closure and lowering of pistol boxes to exit guards. Actor Jackson C Anthony, alleged forger of a forged check, was confronted under arrest as he left the assistant paying teller window.
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Neay York
Ani
Claim advertising cuts prices across consumer market
Indianapolis June report from the annual convention of the Associated Advertising Agencies of the World discusses the impact of advertising on pricing. Speakers argue that advertising lowers production costs through mass scale and enables low prices, while noting consumer costs may be affected by ad revenue and taxes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lee
Nuon
Joseph J. Johnson
New York University School of Comuercn
Smith Collects Nearly $6 Million in Taxes
Tax Collector Howard P. Smith reports nearly 5 million dollars in taxes collected since April 1. Lae money was received in April totaling 550.54 and 137,278.18 in May.
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Howard P. Smith
Two Seek Divorces In Separate Petitions
Joseph Srihassy petitions the superior court for divorce from Esther Sailvassy of Hungary alleging she left him December 1 1913 and returned to Europe. He seeks custody of several minor children. Ella Gilbert of Fairfield asks for divorce from Stephen Gilbert of Bantam Kentucky alleging cruelty and desertion since June 7 1917. They were married May 25 1915.
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Joseph Srihassy
Esther Sailvassy
Hungary
Sailvassy
Europe
Ella Gilbert
Fairfield
Jury Sessions Resume in Superior Court Today
Jury sessions before Judge Frank and Haines resume in the superior court today. Assignments include Harry W. Miller versus The Bridgeport Vehicle Company et al, William F. Hart in The Greenwich Savings Bank et al, Mary Curran versus Frank G. Buck Miller, Abraham Spelker’s The Stamford Electric and Manufacturing Company et al. Four cases slated for Wednesday and four for Thursday.
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Frank & Haines
Superior
Gfses
Harry W. Miller
Brdseport Vehicle Company
William F. 5. Hart
Greenwich Savings Bank
Mary Curran
Frank G. Buck
Miller
Abraham Spelkers
Stamford Electric and Manufacturing Company
Common Pleas Judge Boon Sets Hearing Dates
Judge John R. Booth assigns four cases for today in common pleas court four for Wednesday and sight for Thursday. Judge J R Walsh will preside over criminal side Monday pleas court Friday civil cases set for Thursday.
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John R. Booth
J. J. Walsh
Pleas Court
Iofay
Bri
Harmony Lodge Meeting Tonight At Lodge Rooms
Harmony Lodge hosts a regular meeting this season with multiple committee reports expected. Delegates including Shapira, a Nassomel Grand Judge Convention delegate, will present his report on recent events and the Warenoun situation at the gathering.
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Shapira
Gleveland Thin
Mr. Shapira
Colby Apologizes to England for Insult Reported
Colby officials tendered a verbal apology to the British ambassador for an insult involving Irish workers and a burning incident last week. Authorities in Washington DC have been asked to submit an official report before a formal apology to the British government.
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Noton
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Dever H. Warner
Smith
Resqnen
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Harmony Lodge
Colby
England
Castoria
Gilbert ST
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Commete X-Ray Laboratory
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Barnum
Tom Thuub
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Norfolk
the Howland Dry Goods. CO
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Travis
Radford B. Smithainfield
Broad Street
Co-operative
Hyman E. Katz
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