Motorman Held in Trolley Wreck at Wallingford
Hartford report says fault lay with two motormen after February 24 collision on New Haven Wallingford line. Primary cause was southbound motorman not stopping for turnout before northbound car entered. Secondary cause was northbound motorman not slowing as he approached turnout.
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Hartford
New Haven
Wallingford
Public Ulity Commission
Winter Coat Sale Prices Shown In Ad Copy
A dated newspaper ad lists prices across coats and apparel. Items include wares discounted from 2.25 to 6.00 dollars and sprays from 19c to 75c, with bulk yardage and various stage brand goods priced up to 30 dollars.
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Te Waisis
Wool shipments to Germany under wartime permit questioned
Julius Worstmillin, German naturalized president of Sorstmann Hatinan Co. of Passaic New Jersey, testified at the New York Attorney Generals inquiry into German efforts to evade controls on U S wool shipments. He defended his role saying shipments aided U S dyes supply and claimed authority was obtained via the State Department, though some questioned the basis of that authority.
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Julius Worstmillin
Sorstmann- Hatinan Company
Passaic
Lewis
United States
Forstmanin
Count von Bernstorff
Gerona Amphassador
H. Af. Albert
Ferman
American State Department
Germany
Forstmanun
Luckenbach
Bremen
Z. J. Noswig
Berlin
Deutsche Bank of
Vetter
W. WT. Bryan
Becker
Torstmann
State Department
Americans Means Business as Germany Property Bill Moves
The Daily Mail editorial praises U S action to authorize sale of German property in the United States. It lauds President Wilson and advisers for decisive measures and notes proceeds or property will be held until American claims against Germany are settled. The piece highlights swift government and public resolve to use economic weapons.
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London
Daily Mail
United States
Wilson
Germany
Wea
473 Service Stars on a Church Flag
Four hundred seventy two blue stars and one red one will decorate a service flag to be raised near Sunday by the Catholic Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at Fifth Avenue and Fifty ninth Street Brooklyn. It honors the first to die in service, named BE Kennedy killed in action in France March 7. COMMON PLEAS Clauses assigned in common pleas civil court for next week follows. Tuesday Sarah Davenport vs Lea Dry John G Weang vs Arthur W Corbett Andrew Haswell and another vs the Realty Co Inc Ralph A Daniel vs Joseph W Reil, Wednesday Tielph Loverin vs Willian TW Knihne Jackber Ben The Connecticut company William Wy Brady vs The Connecticut company Angelo Martin vs Pasquale Cipasso and another, Thursday John Tay follows. The Singer Manufacturing company William Donovan vs Stefano Marencio Joseph engyh Adams Tixpress company in She Silliman & Crodfreay company vs Frederick TB Twllon and another. The cause of Mary V Sullivan vs The Irwin M Jennings Co Inc has been assigned for Wednesday March 27.
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Catholic Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Flelp
Fifth Avenue
Fitty-winthy Street
Brooklyn
Army
Long Island
Rel
Kennedy
France
Common Pleas
Common Pleas Civil Court
Sarah T. Dyvvenport
Lea Dry
John G. Weang
Arthur WF. Corbett
Andrew Haswell
Te Cretory & Co., Inc
Ralph A. Daniel
Joseph W. Reil
Tielph
Loverin Ve. Willian
TW. Knihne
Jack Ber- Ben
Connecticut Company
William Wy. Brady
Connrcticut
Angelo Martin
Pasquale Cnipasso
John Tayerollows
Singer Manufacturing Company
William
Donovan Va
Stefano Marencio
Joseph Engyh
Adams Tixpress Company
Census reports record state cotton baled over seven months
Colton Ed in F prbrairy Washington March 10 the census bureau announced totals show 410187 running bal for seven months 3820 8L bales. The Sunday New Work American notes mile patient in every home where Trish Iilord and Trish sources and five latest Amelia editions. Ambassador G sets to phase with new story Ya Va continued gravure rurtion exceptional merit. Order from dealer for bite ave frany
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Prbriary
Washington
Mareh K Totton
Census Bureau
Trish
Vain Tarrison
Amelia
Kittergard
Crowder Urges Fast Action on Draft Classification Bill
Washington dispatch reports Major General Crowder pressing Chairman Dent of the House Military Committee to speed the draft classification bill through. Dent pledges to push it promptly, noting unanimous consent is needed to bring the measure to the floor, with minority views complicating passage. Separate items note a non-support case and a local testimonial for a kidney remedy.
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den Crowder
Miarshal
Chattman Dent
Trouse Military Committee
Cdiy
Draf
Dent
Unr
Chiairman Dent Sal
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