Seeks Recover Title to Disused Conn Railroad Right of Way
In Connecticut Superior Court a case seeks to recover title to a disused land parcel and the trolley right of way between Norwich and Westerly. Macy Hewitt and coheirs claim 1916 deed rights were violated when the Shore Line tracks and equipment were not used. The plaintiffs press the receiver to relinquish possession of the land and rights of way.
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Norweck
Rathway T
North Stonington
Norwich
Weeterly
Macy Man ‘Hewitt
North Stonines
Thomas Be
Hewitt
New York
Brower Hewitt
New Haven
Hhetre
Thomas & Hewitt
Lam
Condh
Injured by Automobile Suit Filed for 3500
Sophie Berecksor sues John P. Arons for 3500 alleging negligence after a collision at Fairfold and State streets in December. She claims left leg fractures and other injuries while returning from work as a warrant girl. Court papers filed in Superior Court clerk's office.
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Sophie Berecksor
Watt
John P. Arons
Superior Court
Gas Tablets for Relief and Prevention
An advertisement touts Baatmanns Gas Tablets as relief and prevention for gas and indigestion. It claims rapid action with three tablets per hour before meals, mentions nervous dyspepsia, and highlights the famous yellow package sold by Hindle Pharmacy and J. Baatmann Chemist in San Francisco.
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vRamerbor Baatmann
Illness of Jurors Delays Federal Court Session
In Haven May 1 Judge Edwin Thomas postponed the case of Joseph Weissman and five others, charged with attempting to congeal assets after Weissman’s 2019 bankruptcy failure. Only 19 of 48 summoned jurors appeared, nine available after challenges as the court adjourned until tomorrow. Weissman, a former wholesale grocer, faced ongoing hearings for settlement of bankruptcy matters.
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Haven
May
Prin Pretimonia
United States
Todax
Edwin 8. Thomas
Joseph Weissman
Teissman
Nina
Weisgmaan
Tima
Asasia
Ofse
Bowlers Banquet Tonight Features Local Entertainers
bowling groups in the city will host a banquet and entertainment at M Co A banquet hall tonight at o'clock. Samuel Davis will be toastmaster as a plan of entertainment unfolds with Florence Gage singing, piano pieces, stringed selections, violin solos, and performances by Arthur Berliz, Cliftard Smyth, Ted Cones, Lilian Phillips, Misa Viola, and the Boys' Orchestra of the YY.
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Gamuel Davis
Florence Gage
T. Btrout
Arthur Berliz
Cliftard Smyth
Ted” Cones
Miga
Lilian Phillips
Misa
Cera
Chestra of the
Grocery Partners Seek Bankruptcy Protection in Maplewood
Morrie Gordon and Alex Prussin, owners of a Maplewood grocery, filed for bankruptcy as partners and individuals. Assets total 1,963 dollars, 800 in steel items, 400 in fixtures, and cash. Gordon as an individual shows 904 dollars in debts with no assets. Prussin has 248 dollars in debts and 195 dollars in assets.
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Morrie Gordon
Alex Prussin
Maplewaood Avenue
Stecl
Gordon
Real estate attachments claim damages against Mortis Metal
Attachments on Mortis Metal Products real estate claim a total $52,750 in damages. Arthur Chancellor of Philadelphia seeks $8,000, Stafford W. Chappell of Spetterfield $18,000, Irving Sheen and Charles R. Hastings of Springfield $700, with similar complaints by Mortis principals. Chancellor alleges a one year employment from Sept 1 1920 at $19 per week ended when he was barred from continuing. Other attachments relate to pattern work and related refusals to accept claims.
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Mortis Metal Products Corporation
Ofice Yeverday
Arthur
Chancellor
Philadelphia
Stafford W. Chappell
Spetterfield
Irving Sheen
Charles R. Hastings
Springfied
Sir Chapwell
George M. Mortis
J. P. Mortis
Rying Bheen
Charles R. Exstings
Celal
Aerial Polo Diverts Flying Men at Miami
A Miami report describes aerial polo with seaplanes and balloons over Bay Biscayne. Airmen employ stunts from Immelmann to basic maneuvers in a playful contest. balloons released during the match determine the winner.
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Polo
Miami
Bia
Mar
Mio
Immelmann
Bsfe
Bay Biscayne
Judge Carl Foster Addresses Lions Club in Bridgeport Meeting
Judge Carl Foster spoke at the Lions Club luncheon at the Stratfield Hotel. He urged sound business dealings and patriotism to Bridgeport. Beethoven trio provided music. John Wheeler of Wheeler and Hewes Company won the weekly attendance prize, a fountain pen, donated by Kiay Fe Guard.
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Carl Foster
Lions' Club
Stratfield Hovel
Lions
Bridgeport
John Wheeler
Wheeler and
Hewes Camimtny
Kiay Feeguard
Toca
Jurors Drawn for Criminal Court Term in Connecticut
Jurors for the current Criminal Superior Court term were selected by Judge John F. P. Well lug-Ag. The panel lists jurors across towns including Ansonia, Fairfield, Greenwich, New Canaan, Newtown, Norwalk, Redding, Bridgeport, Shelton, Stamford, Stratford, and Weston. Names include Wm Arnole, M W Padden, D J O Conner, S Banks, D M Prentice, B S Winchester, E H Fisherty, E T Mead, F Newman, A T Hotfecker, C B Shuten, J H Curtiy, W D Corbett, Yerson, J Linxweller, F H Tripp, W Banks, R Bréyr, W H Alice, J Donovan, F I Wells, B W Avery, P Ferrig, T H Stratford, F J Blokerman, R W Sherwood, N Andrews, G D Chiford.
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Criminal Superior Court
John FP. Wellug
Jantdgeport
Chartea
Arnole
Michael W.padden
Daniel J. O'Conner
Fairthelad—clittora S. Banks
Dwight M. Prentice
Benjamin S. Winchesters
Greenwich
Patrick EH. Fisherty
Edgar T. Mead
Frank Newman
Cannan
Albert T. Hotfeck
Chiriga B. Shuten
Newtown
Jobart
W. PD. Corbett
Norwalk
Yeremiah
Jacob Linxweller
Frederick H. Tripp
Redding
William Banks
Robert Bréyr
Blagefield
Willam H. Alice
Irving
Shelton
Joan H. Donovan
Frank I. Wells
Stamford
Berjaniz W. Avery
Pigadore I. Ferrig
Theodore H. Stratford
Frank J. Blokerman
Ralph W. Sherwood
Weston—Norlands Andrews An
George D. Chiford
Eight Divorce Suits Heard in Superior Court
The Stamford Superior Court yesterday heard eight divorce actions. Marie Marron seeks dissolution from Thomas Marron with desertion before 1918 and asks for alimony and custody where applicable. Annie Hill petitions from Sidney Hill on grounds of habitual intemperance and cruelty, requesting custody of four minor children and alimony. Pasquale Blateri seeks a divorce from Littis Blateri for desertion, asks to resume maiden name and custody of three children.
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Stamfart
Starion
Myrtle Boyle Marcon
Thomas B. Marron
Oll
Los Angeles
Cal
Mlaintif
Allesen
Marie
Annie Hill
Stamford
Hay
Sidney EM
Second Man Convicted in Bhiladepeta Murder Case
BhiladePeta March 1 Henry Reingehpleber was convicted of murder in the first degree by a jury in a session court over the death of four year old Sarah A Parr at her home last July. The verdict follows David Tisque, a companion, being found guilty last month amid the ongoing case with two others awaiting trial.
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Bhiladelpeta
Henry Reingehpleber
Sarah A. Parr
David Tisque
Reischrieber
Cousin Emil Calls on Chicago Decorator in Unclear Tale
Fragmentary OCR text reports a Chicago decorator Emi Burgy claiming kin with Max Cepr and engagement to heiress Le Mathilde McCor t. The garbled lines mention Swizerland, a master, and a reference to a palace event with uncertain detail.
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Emi Burgy
Chicago
Max Cepr
Weig Swizerland
le Mathilde McCort
Lyepredt
McAdoo Plans Move From New York to Los Angeles
William G. McAdoo, head of the Wilson administration's State Department setup, says he will leave New York soon with Mrs. McAdoo and relocate to Los Angeles. He plans to start a Pacific coast move Friday and form a new legal practice there, denying plans to retire or enter film industry, and noting he will open a law office as before.
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Willam G. McAdoo
Geerctarge
He Frehhs
Wilson
Los Angeles
Hoa
Pacific Coast
Allen
New Fe
Tarther
West
Dacome
Drs. McAdoo
Washington
Four Soviet Republics Consolidate Under Moscow Rule
The four Soviet republics of the Caucan region consolidate under a single Moscow controlled capital. Presidents of Azerhallen, Goursk, and two others retain leadership. The policy aims to reduce old boundary disputes while reviving trade. Open stores, cheaper goods, and improved rail service boost regional commerce.
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Georgle
Meri
Gommorch
Azerhallen
Goursk
Land
Tha Lita
Rendikc
Thia City
Renaia
Moscow
Conto
Mirinoy
Persia
Constantinople
Baku
Bax
Gaspan Sea
Eskimos of Labrador Decline Says Northern Official
In Sopenhagen March reports Labrador Eskimos deteriorating race says Hardadaw vice governor of Northern Greenland who just returned from Eskimo settlements. Lindow notes Labrador Eskimo fare poorly against Greenland counterparts and need protection. He claims exploitation by unscrupulous traders grows yearly with missionaries the only aid. Eskimo women suffer from lack of medical care.
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Sopenhagen
Mar
Labrador
Saya Hardadaw
Greenland
Lindow
Robert E. Lee Home Restored in Cape May Purchase
Cape May March 1 The former home of Confederate general Robert E. Lee was bought by Leonard H. Davis president of a local utility. Davis says he may remove war relics and adapt the building to the period style, preserving its historic character while meeting modern needs. The purchase came from the estate of the late Albert Hughes.
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Cape May
Robert E. Lee
Way
Leonard H. Davie
Longo Olity
Davis Pnay
Ajvbert Tugher
Mokara cream claims skin relief and acne aid
An advertisement touts Mokara as a potent remedy for itchy irritated skin, pimples, acne, and rashes. It promises quick relief, claims to soothe various skin disorders, and lists supposed ingredients and endorsements to attract buyers.
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McGann
Mulvihill Denounces Newspapers Over Unfounded Report
Prohibition director Roy A Haynes investigator Joseph Mulvihill charged newspapers with an unfounded story that he planned to testify before a Federal Grand Jury in New Haven alleging corruption among State Prohibition agents. Mulvihill called the reports irresponsible and said he gave no interviews and knew nothing of the purported statements.
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Joseph Mulvihill
Prohibition Direeter Roy
Brokers Charged Over Dead Company Sale Promises
Philadelphia March. Arthur W Weston Harald A Wooton of A Wooton Co and H Leighton president of Public Service Co charged by federal grand jury with fraudulently promoting sale of taxi stock to Harry D Burke. They allegedly arranged 24 percent cash commission and sold 10006 shares while concealing taxi concern solvency.
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Mar. L. Arthur W. Weston
Harald A. Wooton
A. Wooton & Co
Hidger C. Leighton
Public Service That Co
Federal Grand Jury
Harry D. Burke
Taxcab
Migzion
Rigette Bao
Defensantea
Hoa Taxiend
Waansolvent
Transmutation claims stir Iowa City in 1883
In Iowa City on March 1 1883 Dr Charles R Keyes states that Gustavs Hinrichs of the University of Town outlined a math based lead to gold method and later demonstrated it. The process is deemed impractical as artificial gold would be far costlier than natural gold.
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Iowa City
Charles R. Keyes
Des Maines
Gustavus Himrichs
University of Town
Keyes
Hinrichs
Chinchilla
Stamford Firm Sued by Schwarz Bros Co in Foreclosure
In Stamford a foreclosure suit against Connecticut Dry Milk Products Co alleges a $4,000 promissory note remains unpaid. Papers filed in the superior court clerk's office state the note is due and property is in possession of the defendants, with proceedings initiated.
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Stamford
Schwarz Bros. CO
Senwarz Broa. Go
Connecticut Dry Milk Producta Company
Ruperler Court Clerk
Rothe
Ladies Hair Darkening Compound Ad
An early 20th century advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair. It claims natural, even color with a dampened sponge, promising a youthful appearance after one or two applications.
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Wyeth
Soyota
Bagrude
Help Fight Flu With Self Protection Rules
Public health guidance advises staying away from crowds and using antiseptic throat gargles from your druggist. Use Blyts Cream Mallow to soothe throat membranes, keep hands clean, and follow routine nightly.
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Worthia
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