Goodwin Receives Diamond Upon Connecticut Company Farewell
Employees of the Connecticut Company including officials and trolleymen held a farewell dinner at Stratfield for Joseph Goodwin who resigns to join Hartford security. He was presented a large diamond ring with speeches by Leonard J. Maloney and others. Goodwin led Bridgeport division for three years. Frank Kipling is mentioned as a potential successor.
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Giolitti Moves to Name Italian Cabinet Tomorrow
Rome June 14 Former premier Giolitti nears completion of a cabinet but its full lineup unlikely before Wednesday due to discord between War Minister Bonomi and Finance Minister Meda over the treasury portfolio. Giolitti reportedly sought Bonomi for war but he shows no interest in the treasury. Ciolitti meanwhile works to strike a deal with the Catholic party.
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Methodist Drive 15 Over-Subscribed
New York June 14 Subscriptions to the centenary conservation committee of the Methodist Episcopal church exceeded the quotas for the varied areas by more than 1.25 million dollars. The total quota was 115,824,459 and subscriptions were 115,003,373. Five year subscriptions listed for principal areas include Cincinnati 14,715,720 Chicago 18,185,240 Boston 4,924,241 Buffalo 8,581,527 Denver 1,640,000 Detroit 6,070,489 New Orleans 1,731,233 New York 7,074,260 Philadelphia 7,206,122.
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Guatemala City to Rebuild Earthquake Damaged Homes
Guatemala City orders a 6 million peso loan from banks to repair and rebuild private homes damaged or destroyed by the earthquakes two years ago. The issue funds reconstruction efforts and aims to support affected property owners.
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Memorial Tablet Dedication at High School Event
A memorial tablet will be dedicated at the high school auditorium with former Mayor Hartiona and District Attorney i and Rev. Farris among speakers. Attending groups include the American Legion, World War Veterans, Spanish War Veterans, and the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution plus war workers and the general public. Musical arrangements are supervised by Mrs Frederick Grawiss and high school service men will assist.
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Plan for an Indian uprising sparks alarm in London
The Star reports confidential warnings of a planned autumn uprising in India linked to Bolshevik literature. The India office denies receiving such information while the paper claims a home authority view that a Durkestan red force plot aims to undermine British power in India and threaten Persia and Afghanistan.
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Trolleymen Consider New Wage Agreement
Members of the local Troleymen's union met at the Local Musicians' hall on State street to review a new wage scale offered by a Connecticut company. John Tuohey presented the proposal in New Haven with plans for safety car operators earning 62 cents per hour in year one, rising to 72 cents by year three. motormen and conductors would start at 4 cents more per hour, reaching a maximum 60 cents monthly after year two. A referendum will be held Wednesday at Salooner's Home, 1298 Main Street.
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Governor Presides At Pardons Board Meeting Hatfield Case Featured
Hartford June 4 Governor Folcom presided at the pardons board meeting at the state prison in Wetherfield. Among 43 petitioners was Frederick Chatfield Civil War veteran 77 charged with assault to murder his daughter Catherine. He was sentenced in 1915 to 15 years. It is claimed he was intoxicated when the crime was committed. John T Hays a fire prisoner who killed Winifred J Cook of Winsted in 1901 made his fourth pardon application.
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Britain Objects to New Shipping Law Sale Impacts
In London on June 14 Premier Lloyd George told the House of Commons Britain has sent representations to the American ambassador regarding the Jones bill and its effect on the mercantile marine. He also said the government is studying wheat exports from Argentina and hopes resumption is possible.
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Danderine Hair Solution Claims Bold Results
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine promising stopping hair loss and reducing dandruff. It claims after one application no hairs fall, hair regains life and brightness, and becomes thicker, with the offer noting only a few cents needed.
Remedy for Neurasthenia in Dr Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement claims neurasthenia arises from overwork and worry and cites a tonic pill as the cure. It notes symptoms such as irritability and headaches, presents Dr Williams Pink Pills as effective, and offers a 60 cent price with mail order. The piece references the Dr Williams Medicine Co and a booklet on nervous system diseases.
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Income Tax Installments Due Tomorrow for 1919
Washington June 14 Second installments of income and excess profit taxes for 1919 due tomorrow will yield about 750000000 for the government. The bureau of internal revenue estimated this. March collections of income and excess profit taxes totaled nearly 92000090. This includes first installments and additional assessments on 1917 and 1918 returns.
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FORSTER NAMED GOVERNOR GENERAL OF AUSTRALIA
London June 14 Baron Forster appointed governor general of Australia succeeding Sir Ronald C. Munro Ferguson Henry Willard Forster born 119 Baron Forster served as financial secretary to the war office in 1911 details note his prominence in imperial administration
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