Feed Dealer Loses Place on Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago officials announced the expulsion of Thomas W. Westin, head of a hay and grain firm, for charges of underweight feed sales totaling about 2.9 million dollars over twenty years. Indictments are planned, Westin did not appear, and weights and measures officials reportedly allowed underweight deliveries from 1971 onward.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Mar
Thomas W. Westin
Keelin
Board of Trade
Former New Britain Teacher Barstow Dies in Atlantic City
SpringfieldMass March 2 Word was received here today of the death in Atlantic City New Jersey of Elmer W Barstow former principal of two grammar schools in New Britain Conn and a Dartmouth class of 1899 graduate He was born in Hanover New Hampshire in 1868 and was attending an educational convention when he was found dead at friends home in Atlantic City New Jersey
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Springfield
Mass
Atlantic City
WN. J
Elmer W. Barstow
Dartmouth College
Barstow
Friends
Hanover
N. H
New Britain
Connant
Kalafus Awarded 334 50 Verdict in Real Estate Case
Joseph Halafus of this city was awarded a verdict to recover 334.50 by a jury in the common pleas court before Judge John R. Booth in a suit against Andrew Sedlak and others of Trumbull. Kalafus alleged she made four sales of property for which he was promised a commission of 308, which the defendants refused to pay. The amount with interest was allowed by the jury.
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Joseph Halafus
Common Pleas Court
John KR. Booth
Andrew Sedlak
Trumbull
Kalafus
Judge Utley Rules Police Cannot Seize Liquor Without Warrant
Worcester Mass judge rules officers without warrants cannot seize liquor from a person. He discharges two defendants charged with liquor possession after both admitted handing a bottle of whiskey to the officer on demand.
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Worcester
Mass
Mar
Utter
District’ Court
Rish Boys Declare They Are On the Run
Boston March 2 The White Star liner Hner Vedic arrived from Queenstown with the first Irish port arrivals in months among them a group of young men saying they have been on the run for a year or more as sympathizers and partisans of the Irish republic.
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Boston
White Star
Hner Vedic
Queenstown
Sgday
Attorney Elson Named Receiver of Fairfield Grocery
Attorney Irving Elson was yesterday named receiver of the grocery store at 2748 Fairfield avenue formerly run by Nathan Block and Harry Schornwetter. The appointment followed a dissolution of partnership and a dispute over asset disposition. Assets reportedly risked mismanagement.
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Irving Elson
Faircheld Avenue
Nathan Block
Harry Schornwetter
Block
Two Prisoners Declared Insane and Remanded to State Hospital
Louis Kalveke of Westport and Frank Ware of this city, inmates of the county jail, were declared insane and removed to the State Hospital for the Insane at Middletown. Kalveke faced burglary charges while Ware was held on a grave statutory offense. They were taken to Middletown yesterday.
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Louis Kalveke
Westport
Frank Ware
State Hospital For
Middletown
Kalveke
Ware
Exiled Austrian Queen Gives Birth to Second Child
In Geneva Switzerland Ma former Empresa Zita of Austria welcomed a girl yesterday. Both mother Zita and the infant are reported well. The baby is the second child of farmer Tem perer Charles and Zita during their exile, marking a quiet continuation of the former royal line.
Corporal Punishment Indicates Weakness in Teachers
Washington March 2. Federal Education Commissioner P P Claxton said corporal punishment of school children likely signals weakness in teachers. He spoke after reports of severe punishments, including a case of a 14 year old bus boy who reportedly received 100 lashes.
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Washington
Mar
P.P.” Claxton
Federal
Georgia City Bars O'Callaghan Speech
Macon Ga March council last night refused a permit for Donal O'Callaghan Lord Mayor of Cork to speak in the city auditorium on March 9.20 3 o 4s Victory 2 43 745.
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Macon
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
Navy Copenhagen Belted Top with Pockets
Navy and sand shade top feature cut with a round neck and long sleeves. Belted design includes pockets and finishes in navy Copenhagen and sand tones.
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Copenhagen
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