Explosives Easy To Obtain Declared By Mine Bureau
Washington March 17 the Bureau of Mines said the withdrawal of supervision over explosives manufacture and sale and Congress repeal of war laws has made it easy for anarchists and others to obtain explosives for illegal purposes the bureau urged national control over handling as well as manufacture and sale noting the United States lacks such supervision compared with other civilized governments.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
United States
Lord Lee Corrects Naval Misquotation in London Meeting
Lord Tee of Fareham, first Lord of the Admiralty, said his reference to the United States in a naval architects meeting was misquoted. He explained his remark asserted equality with the English speaking nation tied to Britain, noting the difference with America is slight and not to provoke controversy or friction.
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London
Mar
Lord Tee of
Fareham
Admiralty
United States
Heresterday
Naval Committee of the
Senatoa
America
Noted Educator Frank Gunsaulus Dies in Chicago
Dr. Frank Gunsaulus, renowned educator and since 1892 president of Armour Institute of Technology, died at his Chicago home within two hours after illness. Born January 1, 1856 in Chesterville Ohio, he studied ministry in Columbus and served pastorships in Baltimore and Chicago before teaching at Yale Ohio Wesleyan and Miami University. He is survived by four daughters, one son, and a widow, all in Chicago except Mrs Robert Alert of Allentown Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Frank Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Gunsaulus
Chesterville
Ohio
Flo
Columbus
Baltimore
Yale University
Ohio Wesleyan
Miami University
Oxford
Robert Ik. Alert Viman
Allentown
Waterbury Man Found Dead in Park
A 35 year old Waterbury man killed himself with a revolver, found this afternoon in a park. A pay envelope from Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe named the deceased as Gathef Ruskokli. Medical Examiner A Crane ruled the death a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Beacon Falls
Gathef Ruskokli
A. Crane
State Lumber Dealers Will Enlighten Public
The Lumber dealers association of Connecticut plans publicity to inform the public about the lumber industry. The board adopted a resolution blaming lumber for stagnation in building, while noting lumber has the largest price reductions among basic commodities. It states that lumber entering an average home accounts for about 11 percent of total cost.
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New Haven
Lumber Dealers’ Association of Connecticuts
Association
Thas
Ember
Binghamton Papers Resume After Eight Day Strikes
Binghamton newspapers resumed publication today after an eight day lapse due to a printers strike. The Binghamton Press published an eight page edition with advertising eliminated to devote space to news. The Morning Sun planned to resume tomorrow. Non union ring type operators and compositors were used in the production.
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Binghamton
XN. Y
Binghamton Press
Morning Sun
Congressman Freeman Resting Comfortably in New London
New London March 17 Congressman Richard P Freeman who underwent hernia surgery at Lawrence hospital yesterday was today reported resting comfortably with no alarm as the operation's success reassures staff.
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New London
Richard P. Freeman
Stamford Factory Closes For Ten Days
The Yate and Towne Manufacturing Co. in Stamford will close its plant on March 24 for ten days. The facility employs about 2,000 people. The suspension is due to production exceeding demand. Crissinger Sworn In As Comptroller And Federal Reserve Board Member.
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Stamford
Marcel
Yate and Towne Manufacturing Co
Crissinger
Washington
D. C
Marion
Federal Reserve Board
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Mine Bureau
Lord Lee
U. S. Navy
Waterbury
Congressman Freeman
Pia
Shoninger Factory
Bridgeport
B. Shoninger Co
Shoninger
House of Shoninger
House of Shoninge
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn
Fairfield Ave
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