Soviet Suit to Cancel Sinclair's Leases Deferred
Moscow reports a Soviet postponement of a case seeking annulment of the Saghalien island concession to Sinclair interests. A March 21 rescheduling followed illness of the American counsel. the court denied transfer to the Soviet Federal court and offered 200,000 rubles refund if Sinclair withdrew.
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Sinclair
Moscow
Saghalien
Sinclair 0.1
Tre Morow
Smnolan
the &N Relih
Nichols Mouraview
Adolph Worms
Russia
Sinclair Company
Saghallen Enterprise
KH H Soper
Eugene Templeton
Paris Cost of Living Surges Far Above WWI Levels
Figures from the General Statistics Service show living costs in Paris climbing sharply since the war. The index, set at 100 in July 1914, rose to 618 by December and reached 652 in January, reflecting dramatic inflation across 46 commodities.
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Paris
General Statistics Service
Juy
CAPITAL SOCIETY GIRL WEDS BAKERY WAGON DRIVER
Mary Woodson a capital society girl who disappeared 18 months ago was found in a Brooklyn walk-up. She is now wife of Jack Sado a bakery wagon driver. The pair married Feb. 14, 1924, after she met him at a Brooklyn party.
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Capital Society
New York
Mass Woodson
Washington D
Brooklyn
Jack Sado
Miss Woodson
Leonardville
Saldo
Cata Ha
Mary Woodson
Woodson
Washington
Connecticut Man Resigns Post as Argentine Envoy
President Coolidge accepts John W Riddle’s resignation as ambassador to Argentina. Riddle cites personal reasons and Mrs Riddle’s objection to long sea voyages after the Lusitania sinking. Two ambassadorial posts are vacant, with Coolidge expected to fill several posts soon from a short list. William S Culbertson of Kansas is named as a potential successor to Buenos Aires or minister to China, favoring a post leveraging his economic expertise.
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Washington
Coolidge
John W Riddle
Riddlea
Hughes
Senate
Riddle
Lusitania
Buenos Aires
Riddie
Ambweider Houghton
Berlin
London
Wilam S Cuthbertson
Kansas
Tariff Commission
China
Bhe
Schurman
Culbertson
Trip to Ireland Arranged By Miss Swales For Convoy
A garbled promotional notice promises an Ireland trip via Miss Swales, listing accommodations and routes from 6th Main Street near St Vincent's, with details about arrangements for a months long voyage to Queenstown aboard the Adriatic Baltic Cedric and Castle, noting no immigration checks and low cost.
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Bureau of Information
Ireland
O Neills
Joba
Yeats
Miss Swales
Edward O Neill
Palrfield Avenue
Davison Estate Appraisal Totals 8 111 000 in Assets
An appraisal of Henry J Davison estate reveals total assets at his 1922 death of 8 111 848 17 dollars. After deductions including administration costs, the net estate is 7 408 972 79 dollars. With minor exceptions the estate will go to the widow Mrs Kate Trubee Davison.
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Mineola
Henry J Davison
J P Morgan and Company
American Red Cross
Wag Illey Today
Tng
Pavieons
Eave Monet
Tate
Kate ‘Trubee
Wealthy Waterbury Man Weds at Balboa Cathedral
A Watertown couple, Lawia Oliver and Lewis, wed at Balboa Cathedral in the Canal Zone. Witnesses included Charles Welton of Waterbury and other relatives. The ceremony followed a lengthy trip aboard a steamship, with the wedding party returning to New Haven area for hospital notes and a land sale related to a clubhouse site. A separate Middletown report records Ron 47, an East Haven employee, killed in a baking department accident at Clark Buick yard in Last Cromwell after machine timing mishap.
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Watoreley
Tuhe
Grtbor Canal
Misa Lawia
Oliver
Lewis
Watertury
Charles Welton
Wate Chum
Hiite
Umcstein
Waterbury
Rapharls
New Haven
Middletown
Pelo Ron
East Hell
ROO Clark Buick
Last Cromwell
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Oxford Lovat
Arundel
Cawdor
Meigs &O
Outfitters
Thagber
Raina
Connecticut
Davison
Balboa
P. N
Bridgeport
Public Market
State & Bank
Anheuser
Canada
Welches
RY Y
White House Coffee
Dwinfu- Wright Company
Boston
Chicago
Portsmouth
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