Compensation Denied Wife for Husband's Death
A widow of Frank Povelsky of Pembroke street was denied compensation for her husband's death after he fell from a platform while working for the Naugatuck Valley Tea Company. The Compensation Commissioner ruled the widow was not dependent, while Povelsky's mother was deemed dependent and awarded weekly compensation of five dollars for 312 weeks plus funeral expenses.
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Kate Pevals
Frank Povelsky
Pembroke Street
Naugatuck Valley Tea Company
Dteath
FR. Huckingham
Swordine Wee Ly
Aber Povalsky
Povelsky
Beardster Park
Proves Mother Is Your Closest Friend Jersey City
J Paull recalls waking with a bad taste and foul breath, despite healthy teeth. A friend linked the issue to constipation. After taking Carter’s Little Liver Pills, stomach and bowels relieved, foul gases gone. Druggists sell 25 and 75 cent packages.
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Jersey City
J. Paull
Carter
Youth and Wife Held by New Britain Police
A New Britain police action involved a youth and his wife, with the groom’s mother approving the marriage after an investigation anchored by the elder caretaker. The report notes community scrutiny and ongoing inquiries into the couple’s union.
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NEW Britain Police
Senator predicts early action on Italian debt pact
Senator Cleman Smoot of the Senate Pinan committee predicts early favorable action on the Italian debt settlement. The House has approved the debt commission plan but Senate opposition grows. Secretary Mellon warns that rejection could delay any future settlement with Italy and complicate talks with France.
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Washington
Senate
Cleman Smoot
Pinan
Seer leHen
Reid
Congressional
the Debt Commission
House
Freshlent
Mellon
Italy
United States
France
Wealthy contractor shot after all-night cabaret brawl
In New York on March 2 a wealthy electrical contractor Al Fred Bell, 30, was shot in the thigh during a fight at Bist Street and Sixth Avenue. The assailant, who fled, reportedly began after a passerby bumped Bell. Bell was treated at Presbyterian Hospital and released home.
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New York
Alfred Bell
Bist Street
Sixth Avenue
Bell
Presbyterian Hospital
Mike Martin Promotes Liniment for Pain Relief
A historical ad feature touts Mike Martin's Liniment for rheumatism neuritis and back pain. It claims rapid, mild, non blistering relief suitable for athletes and children, with a personal guarantee and mail order prepaid options through drugstores and direct sales.
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Mike Martin
Welfare Department legal adviser to resign today
Attorney Dorothy A Cohen, legal adviser to the Welfare Department, submitted her resignation to Superintendent Thorne Tay. The timing and successor are unclear, likely to be decided at the regular monthly Welfare Board meeting Friday afternoon. President Elty Husted had no idea who would replace Cohen.
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Dorothy A. Cohen
Menariment of
Publis
Thorne Tay
OLB
New York
Welfare
Elty Husted
Miss Cohes
Anniversary of wedding for aged couple at Spring Lake Farm
Jonn Demarest aged ninety eight and his wife Susan Winters aged ninety three observe their wedding anniversary at Spring Lake Farm home of Mrs. Pater S. Pulls. They credit hard work and a cheerful home life for reaching old age. They value church, radio and aviation dreams, have four children, six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Jonn
Demarest
Susan Winters
Fife
Sy Mear
Hin
New York
Suit to recover bond tied to Boston bank robbery case
In Superior civil court a suit seeks 37 500 from Commercial Casualty Tasarange Co of Boston Hartford and New York for Charles Stanton in connection with a robbery at First National Bank. Stanton, seen in the bank, was followed outside and pointed out as a possible accomplice. A teller’s case was manipulated by a hook to steal a package, but the other suspect escaped and Stanton vanished after posting bond.
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New Mar
Commercial Casualty Tasarange Co
Boston
Hartford
New York
Charles Stanton
First National Bank
Superior
Stanton
Rev Townsend Die a Well Known Minister in Boston
Nashua N H March 2 Reverend Townsend a well known minister died in Boston after a career as a Universalist priest and Unitarian church pastor in Sioux City and other towns. A student of history he wrote and lectured on multiple subjects and served as secretary for New Hampshire Audubon society. He was 1d years old.
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Nashua
N. OH
Failey
Boston Todas
Lawrence
Seminon
Or& Universalistwinister
Unitarian
Sioux Town
Lawn
New Hampshir
The
Audubon Society
Convict Escapes York Hospital Window in Bellevue Ward
A city ward at Bellevue hospital was breached last night when a prisoner sawed bars of a grated window in the observation ward. He left a dummy in the bed and fled, while police pursued him in connection with a taxicab incident.
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York
Weho
Bellevue Hospital
Den
How many pieces in your china set and Lenox origins
The article notes the first White Howse set had 1700 pieces and describes Lenoxware origins in Trenton New Jersey with Walter Scott Lenox creating the first factory in 1889. It mentions Frank G Holmes as a key designer and outlines production methods, color processes, and recent valuations of American china ware at 114,348,733 dollars with major manufacturers in Ohio and New Jersey.
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America
Trenton
Ni J
Lenox
Walter Scott Lenox
China
Cuba
Venezuela
Frank G. Holmes
Ohio
New Jersey
Hunt glassware leads world in cut glass production
The largest quantity of cut glass is made in American factories led by Hunt glass. The catalog shows a complete assortment of practical pieces including bowls compotes lunch trays cracker and cheese sets sugars and creams. Prices range from $1.25 to $13.50 with colored wares in orange green or amber and solid color pieces as low as 50 cents. Hand decorated pieces reach up to $10.
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Hunt Glass
Glass Houses Enjoyed in Jamestown Valuation Report
A Jamestown report notes glass products valued at 303 828 914 dollars in the latest available assessments. The item references West Virginia and Ohio in the regional context.
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T He
Sing Patriotic Songs and Tailored Top Coats This Week
Advertises morning songs at 8:45 and tailored woolen overcoats or suits at the same price of 37 dollars for this week only. Customers may choose style, add personal tweaks, and order extra trousers for 9.50. Main floor rear.
See How Shoes are Made Exhibition Move
A large display of shoe machinery, a near copy of the Smithsonian Institute exhibit in Washington DC, is now on the Main floor rear. The exhibit aims to educate and enlighten visitors about the many machines and operations involved in making a pair of shoes.
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Smithsonian Institute
Washington D.C
The Sewing Machine Club promotes low initial fee
The club advertises a nominal one dollar membership that goes toward the machine price chosen by the member. Customers select a New Home or New Ideal model, with prices from 39 dollars up to 100 dollars, and pay the balance in regular installments while using the machine at home.
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Mar Tosop
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Carmela Leone Terranova
Smoot
Melion
Wshington
Senators
Theas
Ball Park
Druggtat
Mike Martins
Ball Parkington
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Paris Medicine CO
Beaumont and
Pine Streets
St. Louis
Svaper
Welfare Dept
Bridgeport, Conn
SUE Casualty CO
Townsend
Convice
P. T. Barnum
Tion
Barnum
This American Products
Jamestown
Salem
Mass
Jan Smedes
Glass Facttory
William and Stone Sts
Cottons Exchange
Henry Steigel
Lancaster
Steigel
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Sewing Machine Club
Hechive
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