Malcolm an officer in state association
Philp 8 Malcolm savings teller and vault custodian of City National bank was elected secretary and treasurer of the Coannenticut Safe Deposit association at its New Haven organizing meeting. Other officers include president N Matt Sherwood Blan ford first vice Frank A Bunnell New Haven second vice president J O Loomis New Britain and executive committee William Belehhor New London Ty LaMotte Russell South Manchester and F M Clark Derby.
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Malcolm
City National Bank
Safe Deposit Association
New Haven
Celent
N. Matt Sherwood
Blarmfoerd
Frank, A. Bunnell
J. 0. Loomis
New Britain
William Belehhor
New London
Ty LaMotte Russell
South Manchester
F. M. Clark
Derby
Fones Bill to Increase Dental Hygienist Work Likely to Pass
Legislative brief on proposed Fones bill to expand dental hygienist duties and funding. A substitute bill advances to appropriations with a 5000 dollar starting appropriation under state board supervision. Hearings set this week amid broad opposition from chiropractors and medical groups on related health care reforms.
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Dénndul Hhgieane
Committee On
Politica
Garlic
Piro Judiciary Committee
Pelamey
Colery
Duesday
Committee On Education
Rakewel
Senate
President Tells How to Ease Women’s Path in Politics
President Harding spoke with Miss Alice Robertson in Washington about making politics accessible for women. The exchange included Robertson jokingly presenting a rose with thorns as a metaphor for political challenges women face in Congress and public service.
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Washington
Harding
Alice Thobertson
Congre Front
Oklahoma
Mlss
Robertson
Congress
Robartson
John Burroughs Back in Pasadena Home
Pasadena, Cal. Maren is John Burroughs, the naturalist, back in his winter cabin in Pasadena Glen. He is completely recovered from the major ailment that sent him to a hospital weeks ago. Officials plan a celebration at Riverby on April 84th anniversary of his birth.
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Pasadena
Cal
Maren
John Burroughs
Roduy
Pasadena Glen
Riverby
Reparations Bill Clears Third Reading in Commons
London March 18 The House of Commons tonight passed the third reading of the reparations bill. The measure provides a 59 percent levy on German goods but takes effect only from March 3. The bill estimates German ex-crown prince income at 16.085?
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London
Associated Press
House of Commons
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Sicle
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Nuahonald
Bere i Motor
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Egny
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Langdon’s Orchestra
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Oday
May Allison
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Dorothy Gish Little Miss
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Quilty
Mactreay
LE Chateau
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Noiget
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Larry Lemon
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Son of Tarzan
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Eugene Walter
Louise Price AS
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Schneider
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Rosier Keaton
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Pearl
Minter
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Nora
Mary Miles Blinger
Alice Na Nora
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Hanney
Amaranth & CO
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Gale Wendell
Egypt
Jack Lelt
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Mizpah Selbin & CO
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Last of the Mohicans
ATS Pom
America
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Harvey Hubbell, Inc
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Stejnart
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Danc! Orchestra
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Ladtid
Reise
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Higher Alps
Arthur K. Peck
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Ender
Knights OF Columbus
Dr. Pallen
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