GH Jackson Dies in New Milford First Judge of Town
George IL Jackson, seventy, longtime New Milford figure and first judge of the town court, died at home after a ten day illness from pneumonia. A Republican leader, he served as postmaster, deputy marshal, registrar of voters, and on town committee. He leaves a widow, C P Stevens, and two children. funeral is planned for Saturday.
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New Milford
Marett Sap
George IL Jackson
General Assembly
Jackson
Biford
Char W. Jackson
Y Miea
Y. Jackson
New Bedford Savings Bank
C. P. Stevens
Holgeport
New
Iteman Eyes $10,000 Suit and European Travel
Paul Iteman the jazz figure is ready to close his New York legal engagement amid a $10,000 suit filed by his former wife. He may travel to Europe aboard the Berengaria as he negotiates settlement through his New York counsel. His first wife Nelle K. seeks support for their baby. his second wife and child accompany him in Denver as talks continue.
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Tami
Paul Iteman
Newark
Europe
Whiteman
Flinks
Eloise
White“peld
New York
Iteman
Nelle K
Whitman
Denver
Debs Pardon Plea Prompted by Berger on Citizenship
AP report from Washington notes Socialist Representative Berger urged Attorney General to personally consider Debs for citizenship pardon. Debs jailed for espionage during the war, Berger says Debs has not done anything to deserve pardon, and a presidential pardon would follow standard procedure.
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Washington
Berger
Onsin
Debs
Civists
Coolidge
Gant
Pimple relief promised by All Bran diet ad claim
A Kellogg advertisement asserts constipation harms skin and claims All Bran clears pimples, circles under eyes, and improves circulation when eaten regularly. It promises a money back guarantee if not relieved, with dosage notes and recipe ideas.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Batt. Creek
Midland
Restaurate
Youths Sell Girls to Chinamen Reported in Siberia
Moscow Abareh 11 AP young criminals in Irkutsk district of Siberia kidnap girls and sell them to Chinese contacts across the border. One 17 year old girl was sold for 26 dollars and a 15 year old was sold for 8 dollars and 50 pounds of flour. Citizens refuse to prosecute after dark in the district as arrests proceed.
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Moscow
Irkutsk
Siberia
Saya
Music Lessons Meet Cinema At Eastman School
A Rochester article describes a motion picture oriented music course at the Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester. Students study piano harmony and technique while using a miniature theatre organ to improvise and accompany films from a library of reels, learning to cue scenarios and build theatrical mood.
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Roctinster
Mar.k
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
Acroas
Cowan Freed In Clarke Murder
Joseph Cowen an ironworker was acquitted by a Clarke County jury after a little over an hour of deliberation in the Hillside New Jersey garage murder case. Spectators cheered as Cowen fainted and the defense argued an alibi while denying any love affair or motive.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Joseph Cowen
William Clack
Cowen
Clark
Hillside
Ling
Ran
Car Ownership Reach 16.59 Million In 1925 Survey
Cleveland March 11 AP Col Leonard P Ayres economist reports 16,590,000 passenger cars in use at end of 1925, about 1,600 adults per car. Proportions vary by region from 400 per car in the Middle Atlantic to nearly 800 in the Pacific, with no sign of saturation.
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Cleveland
Leonard P. Ayres
Cleveland Compan
Col. Ayres
United States
Middle Atlantic
Pacific States
Stubby the WWI dog admitted to Eddy-Glover Legion
Stubby, the World War I dog owned by Robert Conroy of Washington DC, has been admitted to full membership in the Eddy-Glover American Legion post in this city. Conroy, secretary of the Yankee Division club, previously had Stubby as an honorary member and is noted for taking the dog to France with a local militia unit.
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Eddy-Glover Port
American Legion
Robert Conroy
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Conroy
Eddy Glover
Stubby
Stubb
France
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Bridgeport
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Astman School
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Clarke
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Ratrytowa Avenue
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