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Penn A Leads In Interchurch Fund Drive
In New York April 10 a controversial gift of 92 090 009 to the Interchurch World Movement campaign was announced at campaign headquarters. About 60 000 000 of the gift from a major city was believed to be directed to the fund. More than 790 000 churches in various areas have yet to report. Incomplete returns show Pennsylvania leading with a large portion, New York second, and three other states following, while California Michigan and New Jersey have already surpassed the million mark. The drive continues for one week with many areas still to file reports.
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Two Arrests Made in $25,000 Liberty Bond Robbery
In New York bonds valued at $25,000 were stolen from a vault. Arthur Weld Clark Samuel Marra were arrested on grand larceny charges, with $26,000 in Liberty Bonds reportedly taken. Detectives say one man aided in disposal of part of the bonds and a third man held remaining items.
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Kansas strike law upheld by court ruling in Kansas
In Pittsburg Kansas Judge Andrew Curran of Crawford County District Court ruled the new Kansas strike law constitutional. He granted a temporary injunction preventing Alexander Frowat and other district and personnel union officials of the United Mine Workers from calling a strike.
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Waterbury Strike Situation Deadlocked
April 30 in Waterbury shows a deadlock as unskilled laborers refuse to negotiate through shop committees. The central committee of the New England Workers Association demands recognition and insists talks occur only with the central body, leaving manufacturers at an impasse.
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Danbury Burglary Arrests Reported Clears Several Thefts
April 30 local report says Thomas Smith and accomplices were arrested in Centralis R L and confessed, apparently solving a tannery burglary valued at 1000 dollars and a Bethel and Ty feather theft. The group is also tied to a Norwalk burglary. Albert Mies, ansonia resident, identified as part of the quartet.
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Hartford Lawyer Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Hartford Apr 20 Royal W myormpson a Hartford lawyer shot himself and died of wounds at Hartford hospital this afternoon His wife had been hastily summoned from Windsor shortly before the end His death follows a personal safety related incident reported from the capital city. Washington Apr 30 Population figures issued today Pan Mich 24273 Increase 19741 or 1898 per cent Crawfordsville Ind 10139 Increase 768 or .2 per cent Gast Chicago Ind 35967 Increase 16889 or 33 per cent.
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Ashe sues Standard Oil for 800 dollars damages
George TF Ashe of this city sues Standard Oil Company of New York in the Common Pleas Court claiming $800 in damages from an auto collision on Fairfield avenue and Brewster street on a date in April.
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Wilson Nominates Two to New Interstate Posts
April Jent Wise today named VI Jones Ford of Princeton and James Quuncan of Quincy to newly created positions under the Esch Cummin railroad bill. Dawson War was nominated for another of the new roles.
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Senate passes unification appropriation bill for fortifications
In a voice vote the Senate approved the annual unification appropriation measure. The bill includes a provision for returning 200 615 000 in unexpended war appropriations to the treasury and sends the package to conference for final handling.
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Drunkard Martin O Tool Sentenced in City Court
Martin O Tool admitted drunkenness for a week after consuming denatured alcohol. When asked about procurement, he could not recall. The judge sentenced him to 30 days in jail.
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Daughters of the American Revolution Visit at Westford
Putnam April 30. Daughters of the American Revolution of the local Putnam chapter followed their tradition by visiting Westford. Notable member Sarah Bosworth Bradway, a longtime dedicated daughter, led the delegation while birthday celebrant family members participated.
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