Jersey Mosquitoes Debunked as Monstrous Slanders
Atlantic City reports Dr. Headley, a state entomologist, says New Jersey mosquitoes are not predatory monsters. He claims they are misrepresented and offers insights on their weaknesses in breeding grounds. An unrelated ad note about a stain remover appears at the end.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New Jersey
U. Headley
State Entomelogii
Headlee
Ana
Mosquito Extermination Commission
Bridge for March from Bridgenort Savings Bank
Bridgenort Savings Bank releases its March issue of The Bridge detailing the Mag er print method of signing eliveks. The magazine notes customary signators, plus Pinger prints of depositors registered with the bank, with impressions plated on al viwoka as an extra precautionary measure for identification.
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Bridgenort Savings Bank
Thi Bank
Frady to stand trial for death of wife
Miami report states Marvel Edgar Frady of Chicago automobile man was ordered held for trial by a coroner’s jury for the death of his wife Mrs Frady who is dead after a shooting at a local hotel last Sunday. Frady is jailed in hospital with a first degree murder charge, sheriff says he shot at his wife and himself during the incident.
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Miami
Fla
Marvel
Edgar C. Lrady
Chicago
Trian
Prady
Frady
Lawl Allen
Renewed Efforts to End Mill Strike Evidence
March 3 report states Rhode Island textile mills shut, 17,000 workers unemployed, as mediation board chaired by Judge J Jerome Hohe considers action. A meeting is set for 9:40 tomorrow morning to advance settlement talks.
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Ovidence
Rhode Island Textile Sure
Mote Board of Mediation and Concillation
J. Jerome Hohe la Charman
Amateur Receives Long Distance Radio Message
Milford radio club member Mickox of Beakde Avenues reports receiving a long distance radiophone message. The event occurred at Milford on a day in March, marking a notable transmission for the local amateur radio circle.
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Mibford
Mar
Mickox
Beakde Avenys
Milford Radio Él
Employes Relief Board Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Employes Relief Board will hold a business meeting this Wednesday at 3 PM. At State Street headquarters near 11 State street, President H. B. Britten will chair. About 50 members are expected to attend.
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Employes Relief Board
Telephone rate cut ordered in New York Albany
State telecommunication commission orders a rate reduction in New York to seven percent for some users while about five percent relief is planned for others. The action, affecting many customers, aims to adjust charges across utilities and services within the state.
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New York
Albany
New York State
SAM
Theubln
Rosewater to Direct Exposition Publicity in Philadelphia
Victor Rosewater, former Omaha World-Herald owner and publisher, named director of publicity for a Philadelphia exposition. He will begin immediately and join the executive committee in Washington on the eve of a conference with President Harding.
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Rosewater
Philadrlpehla
Mar
Victor Tosewater
Omaha Beerody Wee
Employed Boys Hear World War Adventures Addressed
H A Richardson spoke to the Employed Boys division last night about World War experiences. Richardson, a former lieutenant in the Australian army, shared wartime incidents with the audience in attendance.
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H. A. Richardson
Guy Boys
The
Y. W. CG
Richy Wan Wy
Door of Runaway Auto Wounds Pedestrian Hand
A parked automobile on Congress Street near Main yesterday caused its door to swing open and strike Alfonso Wins at 1089 Howard Avenue, lacerating his hand as he walked along Conybat Street. Police investigate the incident.
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Door OF
Runaway Auto
Congress Street
Conybat
Alfonso Wins
Howard Avenue
Maternity Hospital for Animals Opens in Detroit
Detroit Stockyards under the urging of the Detroit Humane Society has opened a maternity hospital for animals at the gata. It is believed to be the first enamel hospital of its kind in the country. Many cattle are brought weekly for care and an old gliad is repurposed for heating. The building features spravidad windows and a straw-covered door for insulation.
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Detroit
Mish, Mar
Cinis
Safe Lift In Post Office Delivers 1600 Pound Move
Parsons and Post Office staff watched as workers hoisted a 1600 pound steel safe to the third floor using a block and tackle. The heavy safe will be used by the finance department of the Post Office.
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Parsons
Finance Department
The
Postoffice
Failed to Get New Auto License Fined Five Dollars
Adolph Speigel of 1641 Fairfield Avenue arraigned before Judge Arthur M. Comley in the City coast yesterday for operating a car without proper registration. The case ended with a $5 fine and two nolle prosequies entered, plus a warning to obtain new registration. Mast Hamp ton March 8 Abner A Bevin president Bevin Brothers Manufacturing died at his home. He was 79, Civil War veteran.
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Adolph Speigel
Fairford Avenue
Arthur M. Comley
Masthampton
Abner A. Bevin
Bevin
Brothers Manufacturing Company
Basonle
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