Mrs White Case Continued In Fairfield Court
In Fairfield on June 19 Mrs White of 170 West 4th Street New York faced charges of reckless driving and faulty steering gear. The case involved a head on collision near the Post Office that injured Michael Ryle and Mrs White. Kyle remains hospitalized with a fractured kneecap. Witnesses say Mrs White lost control while attempting a turn and was aided by her husband during the court appearance. A separate matter noted Andrew Kish of Rhode Island Avenue was fined $25 and costs for reckless driving after a collision with Andrew Huntington near the town Post Office. Huntington, a civil engineer with the Town Plan Commission, escaped serious injury. Konten Sam Konen faced charges of faulty steering gear and missing vehicle registration, with hearings postponed for a week.
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MI Plain Strawberry Sale Totals Over Sixty
Fairfield June 18 The Telegram reports a strawberry cake and candy sale on Mrs. Simon J. Bradley’s lawn raising over 60 dollars for the Mill Plain association. The event drew local residents and generous support.
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MI Plain Association
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Mill Plain
Supreme Court Upholds Superior Court Finding
The Supreme Court of Errore affirms the Superior Court ruling awarding Bertha Di mon $36 077.75 against Homeo Farm for a farm purchase contract that the plaintiff says the company refused to honor. The defense argues the contract was made by an unauthorised Romeo brother agent.
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Howard d. Curtis
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Taft appeals for speedier justice at Yale meeting
Yale University seniors hold class day under elms with smoking pines and tree plantings as W IX. diex feld delivers the final prophecy. Yale alumni meetings assign officers. Chief Justice Taft urges lawyers to back legislative reforms for faster trials and clarifies his Cincinnati remarks. Yale-Harvard game to follow.
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Cornell
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Lordship Public Schools Hold Annual Outing
The Lordship public schools held their annual outing yesterday with a hike from Lordship to Pleasure Beach. Children enjoyed refreshments and games. Next Sunday marks Children’s Day with an entertainment at 3:30 in the morning and a rehearsal of The First Magen Lule play.
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Children’s Day at Methodists Church Draws Large Audience
The annual children’s day program at the Long Hill Methodist church was held Sunday evening with a large audience praising the children’s work. The Ladies’ Aid Society plans a good sale at the church parlors tomorrow afternoon. Invitations have been sent for the June dance of the Long Will Fire Company on June 24.
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Minor Auto Accidents Reported With Minor Damage
Police reported several minor vehicle collisions yesterday with total damage around £10. No injuries were sustained in any of the incidents.
Change in English religious views, Boston report
Cardinal OConnell notes a shift in English Catholic sentiment and a broader social change during his visit to England. He sees renewed interest in cathedrals and churches, bishops and laity embracing traditional rituals, while extremist anti-Catholic factions fade. He predicts a coming change in religious life and notes economic strain and evolving Anglican practices as England slowly moves forward.
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Powers May Confer On Status Of Tangier
Discussions will soon begin here at Britain’s urging with British French and Spanish experts to determine the future status of Tangier. The Tangier question involves international access to Northern Africa, with strategic military and naval interests at stake and implications of German withdrawal from Morocco and France’s desire for influence.
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Canadian church union seeks more members
In Toronto on June 18 Right Rev Georgeton Lilo Anglican bishop of Saskatene suggested that the Anglican and possibly the Baptist churches in Canada join the recently formed Canadian union of Presbyterian Congregational and Methodist churches.
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Canada
Canadian Union of Presbyterian, Congregational and
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Georgeton Lilo
Saskatene
A R A Closes Doors of 21 Stations in Russia
American Relief agencies close 21 stations in Russia with headquarters at Moscow. They distributed food and clothing to those in need, valued at about 1,200,000 rubles, as announced by administration officials.
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New York
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Sligo Nbo
City to Name Garage Foreman on Wednesday
President Wamund C. Mayd announced the decision on the appointment of a garage superintendent to the municipal garage. The garage commission will meet Wednesday to consider applicants amid possible personnel shakeups and to verify the automobile mechanic requirement set by a city ordinance.
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Thorne
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Leipsic Firm Not Involved in Failure
Leipsic June 18 The banking firm of Kyauth Nachod and Kuehne of Leipsic announces that it is entirely separated from Ienauth Nachod and Kuehne of New York since February 1 1917 and that the New York firm’s difficulties do not involve its shareholders.
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Bricklayers Sign Pact With New York School Board
New York June 28 city used enough bricklayers by its $66 million school building program to cover a two year agreement setting wages at $12 a day in a pact reached today between officials of the bricklayers union and the school board.
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Klayers Union
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