Two Fire Companies Battle for Stratford Apparatus Rights
Stratford March 19 Two rival fire organizations seek control of a single fire apparatus housed with Stratford Fire Company No 3. Town Manager St W W Hunter urged both sides to compromise. if not, the town will award the piece to one group. Nearby storm repair crews work on damaged roads and sidewalks after heavy rainfall.
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Manor
Stratford
Hunter
Lordship Manor
Volmer Dire
Waail
Stratford Fire Company No. 3
Lordship Mire Company, Inc
Stratford Fire Company, No. 3
Lordship Fire Company, Inc
Incorporated
No. 2
Combans
Wales
Milford Prep School Chimney Fire Damages Building
A chimney fire at Milford Preparatory School required a half hour firefighting effort due to heavy winds. The local fire department responded, with Company No. 1 on the scene to control the blaze.
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Milford Prep
Hulfpord
Milford Preparatory School
Chemistr Cmpany, No. 1
Tiz Foot Relief Ad Claims Quick Pain Alleviation
An old advertisement promotes Tiz as a remedy for sore tired aching feet. It asserts rapid relief from burning and swelling, promising comfort for weary feet and urging purchase at drugstores and general stores.
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Baume Bengue
Tepatubchandey
Thos. Lenming & Co. N.Y. Amer Agente
Candle at Boy's Bier Causes Three Deaths
MEWPRORT POINT reports Henri Tremblay and his wife mourn as they lay their children to rest after a funeral. A candle at the dead child's bier ignited a curtain, setting their wooden home ablaze. Two children perished before escaping, a third died after a failed escape attempt and the mother may have been fatally injured.
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Mewprort Point
Tuevec
Henri Tremblay
Canilies
Chandler
Report on Labor in Hawaii Angers Japanese Press
Honolulu dispatch notes Japanese language newspapers condemn a federal labor report on Hawaii. The report denies a general labor shortage, cites rice industry gaps, and warns of Japanese influence, prompting editorials accusing propagandistic bias and warning against Japanese dominance.
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Hawaii
Borah Restates Position on World Court
New York March 14 Senator William Borah stated Europe would back a strong world court but warned the existing court lacks power and is constrained by the League of Nations He said the United States should join only if the court is bona fide and free from European political domination He defined radical as a devotee to the U.S. Constitution applying its principles to all people regardless of affiliations.
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Fchooly
Compion
Civic Associa
Garden School
Port
Nichola Avenue
Short Beach
Bago
Trans Morehouse
Njoart
Ara Fond George Res
Stratford
Barnum
Oanklin School
Margaret Mason
Barnum Avenue
Honolulu
Fsion
Hawaiian Islands
Territorial Athedracy-Senerah
Nippu Jit
Rhedabor Commission
Imeatertat
Hochi
Labor Leagera
Hawaii
Shimpo
Tradt
Tt Wag
Mdiculor
Davies and Co
Pew Hamrai
Princes
Asahi
Paris
Tanorars Ir
New York
Europe
Court of Justice
United States
Wiliam EB. Borah
Daha
Bond Club
Borah
Wos
Harding
League of Nations
Cnllet
Henztor Borah
United ‘States
Farm products in 1922 total value tops 14 billion
Washington on March 13 reports the Department of Agriculture estimate placing 1922 farm outputs at 14.316 billion dollars, the fifth most valuable year in U.S. history, with crops, livestock, dairy, and fruit sectors clearly detailed across categories.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Crey
Amimas
Speedy Rum Running Boats in Impromptu Races to Pick Queen
Rum runners held an impromptu regatta along the Jersey and Long Island shores as calm seas awaited to land whiskey. Boats tested with airplane trelloes and muffled exhausts to evade coast guard craft in a fearsome race for the title of fleet queen. A motorist faced jail for intoxicated driving with license revocation, and Highlands officials announced a strict jail no-tare policy.
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Poghlands
N. J
Associated Press
Ilia
Jersey
Long Island
Coast Guard
Jersey Shore
Highlands
Borough Recorder Ready
Obituary Notices for Sorensen Gipgdell Pratt Scofield Tyrrell
Obituary notices detail Mrs. Marie Sorensen funeral at Mounten Grove cemetery, survivors including husband and two sons, and services led by Rev. Alexander Aulaon Jn. Other obituaries note Martha Gipgdell and John Pratt services in Stratford and Crescent avenue, with burial in Union cemetery and Lakeview cemetery. Additional details list Souls Emma Tyrrell and service dates at local mortuary parlors.
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Marie Sorensen
Wunerak
Beschwood Avenue
Roy
Alexander Aulaon Jn
Thun
Florence Legete Hayes
Charles G. Mathers
John Deidrickson
John Miler
Ten Peterson
Edson Smith
William Thompson
George Gaslin
Burlas
Mounten Grove Cemetery
Soressen
Leroy
Haymond Sorenson
Christian Wnethkier
Leuly
Louisa C. Billings
Funeral notices from Ansonia Shelton and Ellenton areas
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Goodman widow of George M. Goodman of White Hill was held this afternoon at 2 from her home with interment in Lawn Cemetery. Mrs Rosenna Schilkowski of 14 Jewist Street Ansonia had services at home and burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Mrs Esther Symbolic widow of Paul Symbolic of 72 Kucen Street Ellenton had services at St Peters and Paul’s Church with burial in St Peters and Paul’s Cemetery.
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Edward &. Scofield
Edward . Scofield
Walter I Reed
Curtin Street
Charles Quizley
Summerfield S. B
Lakeview Cemetery
George St. Porter
Broad Street
Lakeview, Cemetery
Sarah Goodman
Shelton, Mar
George M. Goodaah
White
Hosania Schilkowski
Ansonia
Rosenna Schilkowski
Pine Grave
Telton
Esthe
Paul
Kucen Street
St. Peters and Paul's Church
St. Peters
St. Paul's Cemetery
Anson
Good Roads Meeting Set for April at Greenville
The United States Good Roads Association will hold its eighth annual meeting in Greenville from April 16 to 22. J A Rountree of the association outlined the program featuring designs, construction, maintenance, traffic, and finance, with roadbuilding machinery models and miniature demonstrations. Governors have been invited to send delegates, and six have accepted.
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Ainfort
Ae ‘BerGay
Esa Diginal
Alfes Martha
Thingdell
Mras
Martha Eliasbeth Gipgdell
Nicholsterpace
Dion
Berean
Union Cemetary
John Pratt
John iPratt
Crescent Avenue
A. A. Remington
Barnum @Avenue
Willer Street
George M. Geisel
Faul's Episcopal Church
Nursal
Lake Cemetery
Emma I. Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Floratio A. Tyrrell
United States Rubber Company
Good Roads Meeting
Florida
Addreve
Itrus Exchange
Tampa
Royal Cords
U. S
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